ground. that 15-year-old has been flown back to the bay area and is currently being cared for by the -- is being interviewed. it's still unclear how he was able to jump the fence at san jose airport last month. the search is on for 2 men who shot at a driver in the south bay. marks the side of that -- site of that violent encounter and police say it could be road rage just before 11:00 this morning. live where neighbors say the road rage is common but they haven't seen anything like this before. >> that's right. as rereported during our noon newscast, the search is on for 2 suspects in an incident of road rage that took place here at this intersection. >> search third-degree toyota

camry -- searched this toy toyota camry. the driver pulled out of a mobile home park and nearly collided with 2 men in a jet a. during the argument one of the men shot the driver. a woman in her home heard it happen. >> i heard a bunch of screeching coming from over here and all of a sudden i heard a bunch of gunshots. >> you came out. what did you see? >> just somebody leaving. >> another neighbor said he thought a pedestrian had been hit until police swarmed the area. >> and it got crazy. i saw the guy laying on the ground. >> police say they believe the 2 men and the victim are strangers and that the victim got out of his camry to continue the argument. >> the suspects never got out of their vehicle. the passenger fired from inside their vehicle in the direction of the victim. the victim was hit more than one time. he fell to the ground and our

suspects fled southbound in their vehicle. >> people in this neighborhood say they see a lot of near misses at this enter intersection and many road rage incidents. >> it's scary. i don't know -- it could be my neighbor for all i know. >> police say the victim, an an asian man in his 40s is expected to survive. looking for 2 latino men driving a jet a. live in san jose, ktvu. new developments tonight. it's the end of the line for mark jackson. today he was fired just days after the warriors lost game 7 to the clippers. the warriors this year got more than 50 years for the first time in 50 years. so why are they firing him? >> well, frank, it was no

secret that despite the appearance there was friction and the -- two assistant coaches were either fired or reassigned within a period of days and jackson was asked to -- his relationship with team adviser jerry west. >> despite all that the warriors took a probably talented clipper team to a 7th and deciding game operating without starting center. throughout the league the warriors are regarded as a talented team on the upswing so why a coaching change? >> we decided what is the best course to take. we looked at -- and it wasn't necessarily friction or any other thing specifically. it was about what is the best thing for us to do moving forward as an organization. >> with winning in mind we felt this was the right decision for us. >> in a league of super stars

with super egos, jackson got his players to function as a team. finding another coach with that ability will be one of priority. >> that's one of his strongest suits. also a testament not players, they are hard playing players but when we look forward the future and look for a coach, we want to check that box as well. >> said he doesn't expect any backlash from the players who made it no secret they were in support of jackson. myers also said there is no front running candidate to replace jackson. he said jackson parted amicablely. mark gashing jackson has just tweeted his thanks to the fans and his thanks to the organization. well, some fans are outraged by the decision to fire mark jackson. in fact if you looked on twitter and facebook you would see most fans are not too

happy. in oakland tonight, christian, it was hard to find any fans that backed the decision. >> this is absolutely the news that has the w nation. he tweeted out thanks to the warriors organization for the opportunity you gave me. thanks to the w nation for all your support. warrior fans are frustrated and angry tonight avenues spread that the coach had been let go. in fact we didn't find anyone happy with the decision. >> look what he did. he took them 3 years. why would they get rid of him? that's my only question. 3 years. >> i think it's ridiculous. it's either jackson himself that wants out of the contractor the management, upper management, is ridiculously dumb. >> very disappointed. what more do you want?

this guy has taken the team to the playoffs 2 straight years. >> the fans also let the team know how they felt on the facebook page. said they felt it was a dumb move, calling team owners idiot and those are just the comments we could read on air. happening now the rally is growing outside oakland city hall. are demanding the city's animal shelter save more animals. ktvu live in i can land with the -- oakland with the new call. >> the rally is just getting started. this is a look at oakland city hall. there are about 50 to 60 people here. some brought their pets. the group organizing this rally is called save oakland's

shelter animals and everyone here said they want to see changes to the way the oakland animal shelter is managed. >> this is amy's 14-year-old dog princeton. >> he's a pretty big air airedale but he's really gentle. >> and she finds him inspirational. >> he's actually kind hearted. he doesn't want trouble. >> bowman volunteers at the oakland animal shelter which is where she found prince more than a decade ago. >> i have seen everything from goats to bow a contradict ors. it's up to the shelter to figure out what to do with them. >> now they are trying to figure out what to do about the shelter. >> this all erupted over the original story about people just saying okay, enough is enough. this system doesn't work and that's really what it's all

about. >> last month, 2 investigators talked to employees who said a lack of leadership led to problems like dogs being mislabeled and euthanized by mistake. some think the shelter needs to be run by a civilian department. >> the animal shelter is a mess and needs consistent leadership and our police department is very overworked and needs to focus on fighting violent crimes. >> proposed legislation to take the control out of the control of oak lands police. a vote on that proposal is scheduled for next month. >> this is lay la, going to do a little trick for us. the people here are not allowed to bring their dogs into the city council meeting but they want to do bring their dogs out here to make a statement that this is what the rally is all about. we reached out to police about this story. they declined to speak to us about this story but this rally

is just getting started. we're going to head in when he head in -- they head in at 5:30. that was pretty cute trick there. we are getting reaction now from the oakland police department to the suicide after man whose baby daughter disappeared and has never found. he committed suicide last week. we first brought you the story last july when he reported his daughter was missing. web claimed that she was taken from his car while he ran into a market. he was never charged in her disappearance. sources inside the police department say officers are surprised as anyone that web committed suicide. they say there are no new recent developments but that the case does remain active. extreme heat waves, coming from some 300 scientists. the national climate assessment

says in the future there will be a higher droughts and wild fires. bill martin was the only meteorologist from the bay area to be invited to the white house to learn more about this. bill, right there on the white house lawn. >> yeah, frank, a unique opportunity today. i was one of 8 meteorologists from around the country to come and talk about climate change and i had a chance to talk about our record california drought and the president's plans to deal with it. >> in the historic roosevelt room i sat down with obama's top advisers on climate change. we discussed the climate assessment, one of the most comprehensive looks at climate change. the head of the environmental protection agency toles tells me. >> it's really here and now and we're living with it. >> for the bay area that means

concerns about rising sea levels and more frequent droughts. white house officials tell me this will give californians the information they need to plan for the future. >> if i'm going to make a 50 year investment, how careful do i want to be. >> one controversial move is white house is making will come next month. new regulations for all power plants nationwide. >> it's by far our biggest source of carbon pollution. about 40% is being emitted from the power sector. we talked a lot about global warming and how that relates to climate change tonight at 6:00 i will have more on that. i'm bill martin. congressional republicans labeled the federal climate report as alarmist and slammed the obama administration. >> i'm sure you will get loud

cheers from liberal elites from the -- that leave a giant carbon foot print and then lecture everybody else about low flow toilets but the vast majority have to worry about paying utility bills and putting food on the table and finding a job in this terrible economy. >> republicans call propose new carbon emission -- on coal. the regulations could force the closure of some coal powered power plants. is expected to have a new set of rules for power plants next month. a naked woman, a miami hotel and -- learn what was really said during a strange 911 call. then built to last 150 years, the rising cost of maintaining the bay bridge. and a bay area official cleared of a peeping charge but his fellow supervisors say he's

anything but innocent. >> find these actions. >> his response to the people calling for his job.

a sonoma county supervisor is now fighting to keep his job even though he won his case in court. he have ron -- was found not guilty of peaking last month. he answered the question many people have been demanding. is he going to step down. ken? >> frank, supervisor -- is the eye of the storm and he faced some criticism but in the end he stood firm. >> he was first to speak to the

chambers calling his actions unfortunate when he was found wearing just his underwear outside a neighbor's house but it couldn't cost him his job. >> the office to which voters he elected me will be disappointed. i have no intentions to resign. >> fellow supervisors had remained largely silent until now and the 2 women supervisors were especially critical. >> i believe you have had many opportunity toss confront your alcohol abuse and i want to say very publicly your inappropriate behavior with women and as a woman i find these actions reprehensible. >> people who victimize will often find a reason to blame the victim in an attempt to avoid responsibility for their

actions. it's a classic and deplorable defense mechanism and sadly i see some of this attitude. >> there were some supporters among the almost 50 speakers. >> the community speaks for mists itself. >> but most of them had this message. >> i'm asking you to resign. >> in the end the supervisors say they plan to sensure him. they cannot force him out of office. he still has 2 1/2 years left on his term. live in santa rose a. we're learning more tonight about the flying skills of a pilot killed in a crash in an air show over the week. according to records from the international council of air shows, he had recently passed a skill test. it was given just a few weeks before the crash. he was tested in more than 60

areas and was judged to be mentally and physically fit for the stunts. a filing today by a chinese company is supposed -- considered an he commerce guy lie ath. has a profit margin of 250%. the ipo is expected to take place in several months after a u.s. regulate or review. say it could raise as much as 20 bfdz. she deeply regrets what happened. monica lieu i know ski is breaking her silence. the 40-year-old is writing for a first time in her own words about the inappropriate relationship. the story will be in an uncoming issue of vanity fair. in it she recalls the human i willation she endured. she writes that she was made a

scapegoat by -- on both sides of the aisle. still despite regretting what happened, she says the affair was consental. a fire that led to some evacuations. it broke out and burned through more than 2100-acres. investigators say someone started an illegal campfire that likely had been smoldering for a few days. forestry officials say the fire at this point is almost fully contained. as we mentioned our chief meteorologist bill martin is in washington dc tonight. he was invited there to speak with president obama. and bill you're also managing to keep an eye on the bay weather here. >> with a little help from rosemary and mark and steve. but i'll tell you the weather out here has been stunning. the people i've been talking to

have said this is as good as it gets in the springtime. i know on the west coast it's been a little breezy. we have some cool temperatures to talk about. daytime highs and a few clouds lingering around just not what you expect for this time of year, especially coming off those highs that we saw just about a week ago when we were doing highs in the upper 80s, so now temperatures are back down. as we head into the next couple of days we're going to look for temperatures to kind of work their way up. and in the mid and upper 60s, thursday, some clouds come in but it's basically going to be a slow warm up until we get towards mother's day. mother's day is going to warm up with temperatures coming back into the low 80s. we're going to see a bit of a warm weather pattern and what you would expect for this time of year. you're going to be getting into

increased pollens. i thought i was going to have issue with pollens as well but it snowed out here 3 weeks ago so this is really the beginning of spring for them. when i come back we're going to talk more about what i learned here at the white house and more weather. thank you, bill. a bad day for twitter today. why so many people sold their stock. plus new concerns that the new bay bridge could cost taxpayers even more. what you could be paying for now. now to julie with what we're working on for 6:00. a rude interrupt for a man eating lunch. >> i looked up again and another bang and they had kicked the door in. >> how he helped police stop a burglary in progress. also a change for runners taking the bus. the changes muny is about to take and why. these and other stories coming up at 6:00. ♪ ♪

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tonight a strange twist to a plane that crashed into a house. it turns out the pilot used to own the home he crashed into. and the pilot safely walked away from the wreck as the house was burning. the pilot said he didn't realize that's where he crashed until someone pointed it out. tonight the ntsb is investigating. a california condor is

being treated for lead poisoning. zoo veterinarians today showed us the sick bird which is the first to be treated at the new center. this condor was brought to the facility from -- national park. california condors can get lead poisoning by eating lead tainted meat in animals shot and left behind by hunters. >> whereas we're really excited that we can help it's sad that we still have to do it and we have to figure out a way to get the lead out of the environment. >> say after the bird is treated she will be brought back and released. the efforts of the wildlife society have now resulted in more than 230 california condors in the wild. twitter stock tumbled more than 17% today as investigators were allowed to sell stock for the first time.

lifted for almost 500 million shares. this is the second block up operation since the ipo in november. the stock closed at $31.85. that's less than half of its all time high of about $75 back in december. twitter received a tweet of confidence by amazon today. let's people add products with just a tweet. must respond to a tweet about a product with the hash tag amazon card. twitter will not get any credit for sales. 911911 recordings released from the night collin kaepernick was in a police report. what they reveal. we have the definitive list of the things that could and some things that probably won't cost extra maintenance costs. the large reward that is

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night in miami involving collin kaepernick, two other players and a naked woman. >> he's fully naked on the bed? >> yes. >> kaepernick and 2 other football players were partying with the unidentified woman at the viceroy hotel in miami last month. melanie is in our newsroom with the call and melanie, at any point could you hear the woman in the background? >> well, you can't though at one point the caller says she is screaming and crying in the background. kaepernick's -- when he said the woman wouldn't leave. >> i have a visitor but she don't want to leave and we want her to leave. >> a call from star quarterback karl kaepernick's friends after a woman wouldn't leave the hotel room. >> we asked her to leave and she said she's not leaving until she see him. >> according to a police report

were partying with a woman at a luxury hotel in miami after waking up in the hospital the woman told police she didn't know how she got there. she also told police there was alcohol and marijuana in the room. >> she told me her name was jesus. >> the miami fire department confirmed they took the woman to the hospital following this 911 call. >> she's on the bed with no clothes on. >> the woman told police she had a sexual relationship with kaepernick in the past but they did not have sex that night. kaepernick tweeted his followers in early april saying the accusations were false. he has not tweeted about the incident since but he has retweeted his supporters. bay area congressional representatives are taking action in the wake of that recent report on sexual assaults on college campuses.

uc berkeley is one facing investigation for alleged inadequate handles of sexual assault cases. have now sent a joint letter to chancellor on response to sexual assaults. also issuing statements. says quote congresswoman spear said new at 5:00, cal tran is concerned that promoting a new eastern span of the bay bridge could cost more than they had planned and that cost could be passed on to the taxpayers and the commuters. got its first list of flaw, that could cost more to maintain than first thought. tom you saw that list.

>> indeed, in fact there's only one issue and it's a big one that really could result in high costs or the potential of it. hundreds or hundreds of thousands of votes that could corode over time. large scale corowings of large bolts -- those tests show that some of the many bolts need replacing sooner. the cost of maintenance for the bridge could soar. >> that is totally depend event on the stat strategy that is defined. >> two others have the potential for higher costs. one protecting critical bolts. will need more maintenance than planned. >> that's something we will need to keep looking at and we'll need to reassess how often these bolts will need to

be rereplaced. >> the other, that white paint -- could require more frequent cleaning and painting. the report says other concerns including slightly misaligned bridge decks, water leaking inside decks as well as allegations of defects in welding -- do not require repairs or additional maintenance but this is just the first blush. >> whether we have got all the issues on the table. whether we are worried about the right things and what eventually costs and consequences we will have to deal with, so that will take a matter of month. >> steve: those designed to last 50 years experts say with no -- this bridge could actually last indefinitely. we have been following construction problems on the new eastern span since well before it opened. taces more than a year ago when

the seismic bolts were found to go defective. then this past february cal tran revealed a section of the bridge was leaking following a major storm and now cal trance punch lest of thousands of items that engineers said still had to be completed. the man accused of killing a tourist says his client didn't do it. opening statements began today in the trial of suspected gunman william jones. the victim was visiting from baton rouge where he was studying to be an electrical engineer. prosecutors say the group lured him and robbed him. bailey was shot in the head and killed. the defense attorney for william jones claims that key witnesses lied to investigators. supervisors moved one step closer today to toughening up the city's anti graffiti

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buses look. subcommittee for the supervisors is set to vote on the proposal. it would reduce to 30. those in favor say the proposal would help make up for revenue lost with parking meters. but some say it's an eye sore. >> there's enough already. i know it generates a lot of money for the advertisers. and for the people that purchase stuff that's being advertised but i don't know. i think we are just flooded with that stuff. it's too much. >> i think it's a great idea but also at the same time it's kind of a distraction. >> the proposed contract would run from -- says there is an error on the june voter pamphlet that could costs tens of thousands of dollars to work. has a new library tax listed.

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$25,000. that's the reward being offered tonight to find out who is trying to poison dogs in san francisco. another tainted meatball has now been found and alex savage spoke to the woman who discovered it. >> yeah, right across the street. >> getting the word out to neighbors, she said she came across this plate with lumps of raw meat on it. the plate also had candles and quarters on it and the meat looked to be laced with something. >> there were pills inside the meat. we don't know whether they are prescription or vitamins. >> from the police department collected the meat and sent it to a lab for testing. people out walking their dogs this morning heard about the latest scare and they are taking precautions. >> just keeping a real close

eye on her because she's a chow hound. >> i'm concerned about this going on in my neighborhood. this is a safe neighborhood. >> police tell me they are looking at the possibility this discovery is linked to other cases around the city where poison meatballs have been left behind. some dogs have gotten sick eating the meat. one even died last year. kelly who runs a dog training business said it's hard to understand why someone seems intent on hurting people's pets. >> there are some sick people in the world. this is a great block, everybody looks out for each other. >> there were no reports of any pets eating the meat yesterday. it's now at a lab being tested for poison and san francisco police can't say how long it might be before those results come back. in san francisco. alex savage, ktvu. tainted meatballs have been found in other locations around

the city. back in july of last year one dog died after eating a meatball near crest line drive in the twin peaks neighborhood. meatballs were also found in twin peaks again in february and that same month similar meatballs were discovered in the outer richmond district. human error is being blamed for some false positive results. the da says a crime lab technician used the wrong chemical while testing for methamphetamine, involved the blood samples from 2500 people. retesting found 6 false positives. the technician who made the mistake has been reassigned pending ininvestigation. office depot stock jumped almost -- shares rose on word

that the company's first quarter adjusted profits were twice as high as analysts had expected. also today office depot announced it plans to close at least 400 new stores following its merger with office max. a bay area shipyard is getting a major contract to repair one of the coast guard's largest ships. announced the 500 million- dollar deal. the company opened in january after a ship dishasn'tler closed up shop last year. workers will be repairing the polar star, one of the world's most powerful nonnuclear ships, capable of continuously breaking through 6 feet of solid ice. it recently broke a channel in the arctic. it first opened its doors back in 1914. oakland's historic city hall is

now a hundred years old and during a ceremony today the mayor claimed it as city hall memorial day. when it was built it was the highest government building in the united states and the tallest building west of the mississippi. and you may not know it but a hospital, a police station and -- were also there. a resident remembers it very well. tells us she thinks its represents a wonderful city. >> i hope it keeps growing. i think it's a wonderful city. i do, and i hope it keeps growing because it's grown a whole lot since i first came. >> she looks great for 100 years old. >> her father was an elevator operator at city hall. the building was closed for a while after the earthquake and then seismically refitted in 1995. turning back to our

weather, bill martin has been joining us live if the white house. he has been there in dc all day meeting the officials. >> he's also covering our bay area weather, bill. >> we were definitely looking at the climate change thing here but something happened at the white house. president obama's daughters were coming home as they usually do and an unqualified car came in through the gates with them and they put the entire white house on lock down. everything turned out okay but just being here seeing all this, we're back here at the climate study. i know you are saying where is our climate. a little bit of showers showing up in some areas. we're going to look for some areas to warm. we're dealing with temperatures as we head into tomorrow mostly

in the low 70s. you are going to head to what's going on with the weather. as we head into thursday you have got some clouds moving in. and those clouds could bring, if they bring a sprinkle it would be a drizzle. then friday it starts to dry out and warm up and as you head into mother's day weekend things really start to get nice around the bay area with temperatures back into the 80s where they had been and with the warmer temperatures you're going to get the tree palms and such bothering you again. at 6:00 we're going to have another report. >> look forward to it. it's a multimillion dollar plan. the repair of roads to be done in the south bay. we'll tell you about the os that appeared to be soft. back now to julie in the newsroom with more on what we're working on at 6:00. the change that could be great news for you but bad news

for muny. also. kicked the door in. and all 3 of them, one of them closed the door. >> how this man went from a peaceful lunch to foiling a burglary. these stories and more coming up in minutes at 6:00.

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today. the marine mammal center nursed the 21 month old pup back to health and he was released today. a veterinarian said they have had a record number of sea lion pup rescues for 2 years in a row. >> they are not able to find enough food to provide for their pups so they are abandoning them early. >> dr. johnson says the wayward hoppies swam up to get to the almond fields. he said hoppy was just 26- pounds but has returned to a more normal weight of 56-pound. it's being called an audacious plan to reverse the water in an aqueduct and send it back uphill to farmers. under the plan would pump surplus water, pumps would then

reverse and send water as far north as bakers field. this has only been done once before, in 1983 to control floods after heavy rain. state approval is expected next month and the water reversals could go into effect later this summer. water flashed play areas are not opening up until june 1st this year. the hours of operation will also be reduced by an hour and a half a day. we will now open from 10:00 to noon in the morning and 10:30 to 6:00 in the afternoon. the affected parks include stafford and maddox. a multimillion dollar deal to fix roads. but as ann reuben found out the money will barely make a dent. live in san jose for us to show us some of the areas. >> one of the particularly bad areas is this stretch which is full of cracks and bumps.

it will now being completely resurfaced thanks to grant money. still officials say what they have is not nearly enough. >> they are hard to miss, bumps in the road that make driving difficult here in san jose. >> i think we all notice it. >> where allen really feels the impact of the roads is at work at his auto repair shop with customers complaining about damage. >> they want to know why their vehicle with 40,000 miles needs repairs and it's because we live here. >> but now some relief in some of the worst spots. today the city council gave the go ahead for 5 roads to be resurfaced. this, thanks to $12 million in federal grant money. >> 12 million is a lot of money and we're going to get to do some great work. however, given the needs of the city's pavement system it's just a drop in the bucket.

>> this is on top of the $20 million the city gets each year. they say they need 100 million. >> every year we have a shortfall. >> that means most residential streets remain untouched. still officials say with the latest drivers will really notice a difference. they will begin work this summer. >> anything is better than nothing and it's long overdo you. i would like to see more of it. >> city officials say right now they have a backlog of $430 million worth of streets that need maintenance. this project should get underway in early july. live in san jose, ann reuben. now at 6:00, confusion for some runners trying to figure out how to get around san francisco for the big race. the change that could be a sign of the financial times ahead. a lunch break put this man

in the right place at the right time. >> out of my view and at that point i figured out what was going on. >> the thieves he caught just in time. surveillance video shows the teen stumbling out of the wheel well of a plane. complete news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. there is confusion tonight about how muny plans to move tens of thousands of runners around the city for the beta breakers. could be a warning of a new cash crunch facing muny. good evening, everyone. beta breakers takes place in just 11 days and every year hewny run -- muny runs buses. live in san francisco with a

fair change for muny that will impact more than just beta breakers. >> good afternoon. julie. the first indication that something would be different came when people started getting their race bibs. this is an old bib. it's got a sticker. that got riders a special ride on a special express bus. this is this year's race bib and as you can see there is no sticker on this one and now we know why. >> beta breakers is just one of the events that is called a special event cash fair. in the 2013 budge it it even has its own line with a pretty healthy revenue stream. >> we have the right to increase rates to a special base rate, which would be about $12. >> but hewny said other -- muny said