fights break out, pepper spray is used and students are arrested outside of a bay area high school. the mayhem despite a heavy police presence. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. hundreds of students converge looking if a fight. police were ready to break up a little fight before a big fight broke out. ken pritchett was there and he join us now with the fight that broke out. >> reporter: if you were here

at 7:00 tonight you would have been wondering what was going on. there were police everywhere trying to contain a riled up crowd but what exactly motivated all of this, that still remains unknown. police cars screaming by, hundreds of high school kids roaming. they were screaming. there were fights, several people were pepper sprayed. all of this after rumors spread among students on social media on a fight that took place near berkeley high. >> i heard there was going to be a fight earl littler today. from this girl. >> reporter: police responded to those rumors but the fights broke out any way. >> it looks like it's been a combination of kids from oakland tech, berkeley technical and berkeley high school. >> reporter: after police arrived the kids spread out to shattick avenue with several fighting breaking out there. >> this guy came out with like a black eye and bloody nose. he was just messed up. >> reporter: this woman was hit

by pepper spray and treated by par medics as was this young man, targeted by the mob. >> he said the people that came after him were not berkeley high students but we don't know that for sure. we had a pretty scared little kid there. >> reporter: it's unknown what sparked all of this. why hundreds of students gathered from other schools and converged around his campus. police say there may be a pattern. >> this is the third friday we've had more and more kids showing up on shaddick. but the most have been more water blooms and youthful exuberance. >> reporter: a lot more happened than tossing water balloons today. social media likely brought all of these people together. but social media is also

helping. he's getting video to track down who was behind all of this. developing news now out of san jose where a small plane had a rough landing at the airport tonight. but the pilot and the two passenger on board were okay. you can see flashing lights on the runway as airport workers were trying to take care of the plane. the airport worker tell us it was a problem with the landing gear when it tried to land. the spokesperson also said this rough landing is not having any impact on airport operations. a san francisco firefighter is taking legal action tonight against her own department. the female firefighter is tied to the runway death of a passenger in last year's asiana crash and now she's calling

herself a scapegoat. >> reporter: she filed a complaint late this afternoon against the city claiming retaliation and the violation of her rights as a firefighter all following the crash landing of asiana flight 219 at san francisco international airport. >> after the crash here, she started questioning things that happened at the scene. >> stop, stop, stop. there's a body right -- there's a body right there. >> reporter: her attorney says duckett arrived after a rescue rig ran over 18-year-old nguyen. >> basically flattened this vick into the ground. then you put the foam over it. >> reporter: he says duckett drove the second truck that ran over nguyen but she was already dead. and there was information

leaked out that duckett was the person who drove over the teen. >> she's an african american lesbian firefighter in a very fraternal organization. so although she is a fire fighter and a good one. >> reporter: we reached out to chief joanne white. a spokesperson for the department says the chief has not seen it yet and cannot comment on pending litigation. but she is quote, proud of all first responders who perform extremely well under extremely difficult situations. katie utehs. a family of three moving from the bay area to texas was involved in a tragic accident.

a big rig rear ended the car leaving a teenaged boy without a mother amber lee is live where she spoke with heartbroken family members. >> reporter: family members say they want to bring the 30-year- old back to berkeley. >> losing my daughter is unbarable. it's really hard. >> reporter: natalie levine is being described as having a zest for life. she is described as loving being home to her son, both born death. >> she was just so happy. you can see the pictures on facebook. she would always postabout this

new love she found. >> reporter: but the unthinkable happened monday morning. >> we spoken to a witness. >> reporter: the witness took these tpe -- photos from his truck. natalie was rear ended by a big big rig. >> the vehicle had rolled over several times and it was crushed. >> reporter: raymond managed to escape the burning car. he says he was asleep but the car jolted him. through sign language she says he remembers her mom putting out her arm to protect him. and remembers shortly after a stop she had a water bottle. >> i started playing with the water and she said stop it raymond. >> reporter: after the crash raymond did not know how to notify his family. at the hospital he sent out a

facebook message asking for help. >> reporter: friends have started an online account and started a funeral account for natalie levine. president obama is back at the white house tonight after a short visit to the bay area. he boarded air force one at moffett field. much of his time in california was spend at fundraisers. they will be going to the midterm elections determined. he pointed out that wal-mart installed solar panels, repaired old lightbulbs and made its refridge rare more

efficient. >> - - it refrigeration more efficient. >> there were people protesting outside. critics say wal-mart pays low wages and offers no benefits. for more information you can scroll down to our video segment. a bay area woman with a notorious family background has been caught. sonoma county detectives spotted mitchell last night at a tiburon hotel and arrested her after a struggle. they found counter fit credit

cards, cash and meth in her possession. her father and brother ran a pornography empire. a san francisco man found himself in a heavy bill he did not make. >> i know he's rented a jackhammer, a car. and now a trailer. so the guy is having a great time. >> reporter: rx cole from hertz and hertz in long has been after him too. >> they're like when are you going to return the car. and i'm like oh no not again. >> reporter: the thief rents but doesn't return.

and it's all in cohens name. the suspect puts down cohen's driver's license and credit card. >> we have him on camera right here and on tape. >> reporter: he rents a trailer twice the size of this one. and he rented a generator. he likes much like cohen and the charge went through. but the trailer he drove away with never came back. >> we don't have some of these national companies. we had one car trailer like this. unfortunately it's going to come out of pocket for that. >> reporter: the man insists he works in construction. >> or he knows people in the construction word he can sell them to.

>> reporter: investigators say surveillance video is their best evidence. >> the vehicle is very easy to recognize. >> that's the guy, interesting. >> reporter: watching another guy is impersonate him is weird for cohen. >> i hope this guy gets caught because he's using my name all over the place. >> reporter: he cancelled the card months ago so he doesn't understand where the charges are coming from. >> good question. i think he's got to have my social security number. >> another look now at the suspect and his distinctive pickup with a camper shell. cal west put its surveillance system up just last week. already proving its value. reporting live in san francisco, debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. police surround an 11-year- old boy with their guns drawn. >> they said if you move we

will shoot you. so i was scared. >> how it happened after he tried to help a crime victim. >> the impact gusty winds will have on temperatures where you live. and next a cal football player facing charges on an attack of another student. what the attorney is blaming on the problem. >> i just want people to wait and be patient before anyone passes judgment.

a cal football player is facing felony charges tonight.

he's accused of seriously injured another student at a fraternity party and also kicking a dog. jana katsuyama has been digging into the allegations and is outside the jail in berkeley. >> reporter: tamari drew was arrested yesterday but i spoke with his attorney after he met with drew here at the jail today. it appears all of this started with a fight over a dog bite at a fraternity fundraiser. demarie drew was recruited from livermore high school in 2012. a safety on the football team on a full athletic scholarship. now jarue is accused of felony battery and seriously injured another student at a fraternity house. >> the suspect at one point reportedly kicked the victim's dog and the victim reportedly kicked the suspect in the face -- the suspect reportedly kicked the victim in the face. >> reporter: the victim told

police he had been punched at least three times. he had a fractured jaw and now could need reconstructive surgery. today fraternity members told us they didn't want to talk on camera but the victim is back from the hospital in pain and with his jaw wired shut. we spoke with drew's attorney. >> it wasn't anything malicious. >> reporter: drew told police the fight started when the other student's dog bit him. >> wait and be patient before anybody passes about what may have happened. he's a good kid. from a good family, a hard working mother. >> reporter: the news quickly spread through campus. >> it's unfortunate because everybody is proud of the football team. >> it's not good for the school, not good for the football team. i don't know what happened but if he committed a jail he should be in jail. >> they're more of a public individual. it must be really difficult to

be under that spotlight and scrutiny. >> reporter: bail is set at $100,000. an attorney tells me it's likely that drew will remain here in jail through the weekend until monday when he's expected to appear in court. live in berkeley, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. cal's athletic department sent us a statement on the arrest. it says in part we're tracking the case and fully cooperating with the berkeley police department and its investigation. demarie has been suspended indefinitely from the team until further investigation. firefighter say the fire appears to have started in the kitchen. charges were dropped today against a protester arrested

during a heated demonstration in the north bay. the sonoma da's department says it will not retry the case of ramon cairo. jurors dead locked on his charge of resists arrest. we're learning more now about a cluster of whooping cough cases. we told you last night about an increase in the number of cases in morelo. we now know the number of cases is up to nine. a letter sent to parents is warning them about the dangerous of the highly contagious disease. >> in 2010 when there was a big epidemic 10 babies died throughout the state. what we're trying to do is protect the babies from protussis. some tenants in an

apartment building are getting rebates and a cut in rates because of a bedbug infestation. the tenants will have their rents reduced until their rooms are clean of bedbugs and roaches. the 116th recruit class celebrated its graduation this morning. fire chief joanne hayes white said she's very proud of the cadets. today's graduates come from all walks of life. one was a gardener with the city's rec department. now we have windy conditions as the weather system slides to the north and to the east of us.

high pressure starts to push in. it's windy out there right now. these are false returns. i'm just showing you the radar spinning. there are some showers around urea. -- eureka but the wind are blowing right now. they were doing 40-mile an hour gusts. they get going again tomorrow. so as we go into tomorrow. we're going to see a will the of west-northwest winds. as we go into the afternoon hours, they kind of ramp up a little bit more. 32miles per hour at the airport. so it's a breezy day tomorrow. that's why temperatures aren't going to be that warm instead of 80s and 90s like we're going to see in the nine day. low 70s, mid-70s in the warmest spots. here we are at 7:00 a.m., no coastal fog. when you get a lot of wind it

chews up marine layer. it's tough for the fog to accomplish itself. here come it is warm up and it's not a huge warm up. the greens represent 50s, the yellows represent 70s. as we go into mother's day weekend. obviously sunday the warmest day on the weekend i'm going to tell you how warm it's going to get. we have a real warm upcoming. temperatures could reach 100 degrees as we move into the 10:00 forecast. we'll see you back here. on the look out for people who are wasting water. how one california city is getting serious just as mandatory water restrictions are about to kick in. greeted by police with weapons drawn while walking to school. how a case of mistaken idea resulted in an 11-year-old boy being handcuffed. female announcer: when you see this truck,

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and patrols looking for water wasters. ann rubin road along with a water patrol to see what they're looking for. >> reporter: he will spend his day looking for the biggest offenders. in his job, neil christian is suddenly part enforcer, part educator. his goal find the water wasters. >> runs down the street from a couple of houses. >> reporter: and gets them to comply with new mandatory restrictions. it's a tough task. >> we're asking all our customers to achieve a 25% reduction in their consumption. >> reporter: if outrage doesn't convince customers, the water department hopes fines will. we broke down this bill for you. a single family home is allotted 10 units a month which is about $30. the first unit above that is a $25 fine and for every unit above that, it's a $50 fine.

this family racked up $275 worth of fines hiking their total bill to well over $300. the biggest problems come from irrigation and leaks. >> we're looking for water leaks. following the water back to the source. >> reporter: and on this block that's exactly what we found. >> reporter: a call to the owner came with a promise of a quick resolution. >> i'm going to try to get her on it so we can avoid a fine. >> apparently we're down. we are down so people are doing their part. >> reporter: ann rubin. ktvu news. police are looking for someone who smashed their car right into an apple store and then went off with tens of thousands of the dollars worth of products. investigators say the unusual smash and grab happened just before 3:00 a.m.

at the apple store on fourth street. about $40,000 worth of phones, tablets, computers and monitors was stolen. and shoppers today were turned away from the store. >> i said, i said can i make another appointment she said for bay street or san francisco but we're not going to take any appointments until further notice. >> the car was eventually towed away. police have not said whether it was stolen. right now the change only impacts new subscribers. anyone in the u.s. signing up for its video subscription services will pay $9 a month. current subscribers will continue to pay $10 a month for the next year. the company same that is it needs money to buy new series like house of cards. an 11-year-old boy caught

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a subcontractor is being ordered to pay a fine for this massive fire back in march. authorities say the subcontractor which was not identified was out of compliance with the city's fire code when that six story building that was under construction went up in flames. a report out this week said sparks from cutting and welding work likely start had the fire. an 11-year-old boy suddenly gets caught up in a major case of mistaken identity. the boy was simply walking to school yesterday and as ktvu's

cristina rendon tells us all of a sudden police surrounded him with guns drawn and ordered him to get on the ground. >> reporter: romey walks the same path to school every weekday. the 11-year-old was not far from home when he saw a car with windows shattered. he tried to notify the homeowner. >> i was trying to do a good deed. >> reporter: the 11-year-old had no idea that the owner was inside calling police. >> after they told me to get on the ground they told me to put my hands on the back of the head. >> reporter: they said if you move we will shoot you. so i was scared and i didn't know what to do. >> reporter: romey said he was searched and taken to the high school. his mother is outraged. >> this is my only child and for him to be treated like that that's unacceptable. unacceptable. >> reporter: vallejo police are

now apologizing. >> reporter: a day before a woman described as african american shot at the home and vandalized the car. the woman thought romey was the black woman coming ball. >> the 11-year-old was at the wrong place at the wrong time. and we're really sorry that happened to him. >> reporter: his mother says says the police department never called her and she's still waiting for a call. romey's mom believes he was targeted because of the color of his skin but vallejo police say that skin color was not an issue, they were responded with force because of the type of call they received cristina rendon, ktvu news. a teacher was supposed to

return to school after slapping a student but he never showed up. that's because the school decided to keep him on paid leave during the investigation. a group of school children was shaken up this morning when their bus hit a curve in san francisco. the bus driver was making a u turn when the rear tire hit the rear median. the bump jolt some children from their seats. at least six students were taken to the hospital to be checked out as a precaution. the calfire battalion chief wanted in connection with his girlfriend's murder is wanted for ill luting authorities. the two had shared a home in south sacramento for the last two years. officials say they're having a difficult time locating fleming

because he's a skilled outdoors man familiar with the area. fire detectors inside a home that burned did not work. the fast moving flames tore through the home on april 16th. the cause of the fire is still unknown. a spokeswoman for if fire department says the building did have hard wired smoke detectors and she hoped to be able to better explain why they didn't work sometime next week. cameras caught a violent attack in san francisco's mission district. it happened on april 18th on york street just north of 19th street. watch what happens here. police are hoping that someone out there recognize it is man on the screen. you see him struggling with the woman as she falls down. that's what officers say he hit her with a tire iron. the man then grabbed her

messenger bag and ran off. the woman ran after him and ended up getting her messenger bag back. >> reporter: the owner of local and his employees spent the day cleaning this window and his three other stores. he says it has happened before even one time someone broke the windows. the vandals haven't been called. and a resident who says he had nothing to do with the graffiti, says he understands what is going on. >> die a few times and expletives. >> to see the community backlash and spray paint this space breaks my heart. >> reporter: bryan says that he fell in love with the diversity

in the neighborhood. >> i didn't fall in love with this neighborhood with what it could be i fell in love with the neighborhood for what it is now. >> reporter: the group is calling for a boycott of all four stores. people in the area have complained that they were told to leave or turned away because they didn't fit the restaurants clientele. >> there's been at least two instances where groups of people of color have not been accommodated at local's corner restaurant. >> reporter: ace says the businesses also have a high price point which they say is a form of gentryification because many of the people living in the area cannot afford it. >> not only does it drive up rent, people get displaced and the people who get left behind do not feel comfortable in their neighborhood. >> the price point is a bit high but you pay what you get for, it's great quality. >> reporter: the owners say that they have an open door

policy. they will hold sensitivity training and they say they do not condone the vandalism done to the stores. paul chambers, ktvu. a bill that would close a loophole is being held at committee. it would require people in san francisco to own their property for five years before they can use the elefact to evict tenants. right now the ellis act is keeping people from renting homes. it'll change the way you get to the airport. and we are getting an exclusive look. >> this is the first time we've had anybody come up here. >> a sneak peak on board your future ride. >> a combination of breezy and warm weather. and how people are being

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catholic schools like bishop odoud are expected to follow the teachings of the roman catholic church. >> what that is communicating to a 15-year-old about being a good person in the world. >> reporter: the oakland diocese tells us this isn't a witch hunt and there's no list of behaviors. the previous contract though made no mention of personal life. one of the country's most prominent businessmen has been picked to do the interim president of the clippers. the nba banned clippers owner and demanded he sell the team

for his racist comments. no more excuses for missing a flight. an exclusive look at the b.a.r.t. extension to oakland international airport. how fast the new train will get you there and when it will start carrying passengers. >> the weekend warm up is on it way. bill martin will tell us just how hot it's going to get. >> also they know how it caught fire but they don't know where it is. the search is on today for the wreckage of this hot air balloon and the people on board.

authorities in virginia tonight are looking for the wreckage from this hot air balloon fire. two passengers and a pilot on board are also missing. the faa says the balloon hit a power line, caught fire and crashed around 8:00 tonight. the accident comes on the eve of the mid-atlantic festival. that festival has now been cancelled. it's still under

construction and it won't be in service until the fall. but ktvu's claudine wong just got a first look at what a ride on the new extension to b.a.r.t. to international airport will look like. >> reporter: now the tracks are done right now they are just doing testing and civilians aren't technically allowed to ride on these trains. that doesn't mean we can't use a little technology to show you just what a ride would be like. b.a.r.t. let us attach a couple of go procameras, one to the side and one to the side window. >> it's only after the cpuc signs off on it as safe that we can allow anyone whether it's claudine wong or jerry brown to ride the train. >> reporter: it was worth the trip. it's an eight minute ride, but we sped things up to show you just what it'll look like as the train makes its way down the 3.2-mile track. along the way you will get a bird eye view of oakland and

the coliseum. this ride tests the ability of a packed car to stop and go smoothly. 20-pound of sandbags inside symbolizing a train full of people with luggage. there will always be a couple of people watching inside a control room. >> they have to be seated 24 hours seven days a week. so it's pretty sophisticated. >> everything going pretty smoothly? >> so far yes. >> reporter: these trains are pulled by cables, similar to the way a gondola or high speed train moves. it will change the way passengers get to the airport. >> i'm worried it's going to cost more but expanding the b.a.r.t. is always good. >> reporter: faster is better? >> it is. >> reporter: trains will come every four minutes. the bus ride takes 18 minutes if you get green lights at all

nine interceptions. this train takes 8.2 minutes. the project has been decades in the making and has its share of critics making for a sometimes bumpy ride. but b.a.r.t. insists this is the future. >> let's face it. nobody thinks that a bus is the way of the future for transportation. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. says this project is on time and on budget and they're hoping to have it ready to go by the fall so it can carry passengers for the busy holiday travel season. in oakland, claudine wong, ktvu news. california's water woes could make for a more expensive power bill this summer. cal aso says there should be enough electricity but the drought and low snow pack will reduce the amount of -- more power will have to come from other sources such as the more

expensive open market. nice day today. we start off with some cloudy conditions. and then this afternoon we had temperatures warming up into the 60s and low 70s and it got breezy. it's not that warm today. tomorrow temperatures slightly warmer but not much. so lots of mid-70s. the clouds out there right now to the north of us represent this system here. that is kind of a system that's bringing the wind. because the highs trying to build in on that low and it's making the wind go up. as the low moves up, the high is going to cover all of us and we'll kind of the wind will die down and temperatures warm up that is your sunday. you're going to see 49 at oakland. 43 in napa. 47 in vallejo. kind of chilly when you get going. the forecast for san jose tomorrow the forecast high you're going to go back into the upper 60s and low 70s. 72degrees in downtown san jose tomorrow for your saturday. sunday will be warmer.

monday will still be warmer and tuesday and wednesday we could see temperatures into the mid- 90s. as this low pressure center moves up we're going to start to warm up. the cooler milder weather hangs on for saturday. but then it migrates the high kind of fills in and then we get this warming trend. it's going to be powerful. we're going to see temperatures into the hot range on wednesday and thursday and that means upper 90s, mid-90s. maybe triple digits maybe toward. tomorrow lots of mid-70s. nice day just not as warm as it's going to be on mother's day. 72 in pleasanton. we're going to find santa clara county with good air quality. we have windy conditions that clean out the atmosphere. a little patchy fog throughout the coast. here we go right. tomorrow is breezy, nice. sunny. really nice on mother's day. then the rest of the week it's really going to warm up. that will be the weather story

next week. it'll be the heat up. and julie haener an early happy mother's day to you. it's going to be a perfect day for all you moms. it's going to be nice. >> it looks good, yes. thank you. the public is invited toe a free party next week to mark the grand reopening of san francisco's coit towers. the 81-year-old tower has been closed since last october for major repairs. back in march we showed you artists that work restoring the art. the building also has improved lighting. the baby name jacob has been replaced. noah, liam comes in second. jacob, mason, and williams

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puig as buster steps between them. they calm things out as it turns out sergio romo his 12th save. 6-2 are the giants against l.a. so far. wouldn't call it a full on hump. but the a's put it all behind them. it's all about nerd power and it shows up big. two run homer. brandon moss up dough fizter. and by this time it's already 6- 0 over the nationals. that's moss with six. next pitch cespedes ticket to ride solo shot. and tommy malone looking good. 8innings gave up only two hits 8-0 the a's polish the nationals. niners and raiders show off their latest talent acquisition. the top picks visit

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and chris borland from wisconsin. another o lineman brandon thomas from clemson rounds out their picks today. everything about this guy's demeanor on and off the field says winner. sometimes you just get a feeling about a guy can't miss. that's surely the way the raiders feel about their top pick caleel mack. big fast play making player who has a sense of humor too. >> they gave me a drug problem at an early age. i had a drug problem. they drug me to church. my dad always said that joke, he says caleel has a drug problem, we drug him to church. >> and i'm glad they did. >> and they might have their future qb at hand. >> mark thank you.

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honey, honey, look, look. she's doing that thing with her jaw again. phil: poor kid. she puts so much pressure on herself. it's an obsessive-compulsive thing. i have read like 100 articles about it. where does she get it from? yeah, it's -- it's a mystery. i know. [ clicks tongue ] alex... honey, hi! hi, hi, hi. why don't you take a little break? mom, the test is tomorrow morning. i'm not taking any breaks. just a little -- oh, okay. she does that jaw thing every six seconds. it's like the hippopotamus at the miniature-golf place. ohh, i've bounced so many balls off those big teeth. it's all about the timing! luke! oh! [ laughing ] so close! stop it, you idiot! hey, hey, luke, go to your room. go on! she's got to eat. i did it out of love. go. [ chuckles ]