bathroom and attacked with the hammer. ktvu jana talks with us now, she joins us live now in oakland with more on what happened. >> reporter: when the district talked t they said this is a shock to the students and the staff. the girl was outside playing in the area when a parent lured her inside to a bathroom. that's where they say the attack happened about 10:40 this morning. the parent assaulted the girl with a hammer. officials say the staff knew thd attacker, she's identified as diome and she's a parent well known at the camps and they say she's a frequent volunteer at the school. >> two staff members did koim ce come to the bathroom and confronted the

parent. >> the staff had the girl taken to the hospital. it appeared that the parent knew the girl's family but it was not clear what the motive of attack may have been. the girl is in the hospital right now. they say she's expected to recover her injurie. we have been speaking with parents as well with the district officials and we hope to get more information about this attack here at the elementary school for the 10:00 news tonight, reporting live, ktvu channel 2 news. three students were expelled earlier this month for harassing a black roommate. the protocol has been formed now to report hate crimes and deal with them when they're reported.

in addition, the university plans an officer of diversity and a draining program for everyone on campus. two workers killed today when they fell 50 feet. it happened north of vacaville in yolo county. the basket fail. disney construction has been woe site since last september. cal-osha says investigators are looking at the possibility that the hook on the crane malfunctioned. took four months or the district attorney's office to reach a decision. today, no charges filed against the police who killed the fellow officer. >> this is the final report from the alameda county district attorney. it describes why one officer

shot another fellow officer and why. it happened on january 21st at the apartment complex in dublin. smith and maes and several others went there to search the home at the robbery suspect who was already in custody. smith went to the laundry room and maes went straight to the apartment. he told investigators that the gun was raised and it was not pointed at me and it was turning towards me and i saw a little bit of a hand holding a gun. none of the officers knew that -- the so they found that maes believed that the posing arm figured posted a threat to himself and other officers and that's why maes pulled the

shot. one describes seeing smith comes from the bathroom area and collapsed on the floor. >> after the report was released, immediately following the tragic incident, i took action to begin the process of reviewing and updating our policies and training to ensure something like this will never happen again. those actions included of the chief approval for all probations and making all officers and sergeants attending the highest operation training. live in the news room, ktvu channel 2 news two giants fans testified against the los angeles dodgers. he suffers severe damage. theye

sitting near him and saw no securities or ushers in their section. one of the tw attacking stows attacked him and appeared to be intoxicated. a fifth grade boy was sitting at the school bus and he was attacked. the person that attacked him was a father of another student. >> reporter: the 11-year-old boy did not come to class here at wilson elementary school. his legal guardian told us that he's shocked and upset by what happened to him yesterday on a school bus. >> school as about to begin here at wilson elementary yesterday morning, a fifth grader looked like he's been crying and approached the principal. >> his word to me was i was attacked by a dad.

>> he first began shouting and the man grabbed the 11-year-old calvin davis who was sitting in the seat. this is the picture that the boy's guardian sent that shows the cut in his ear. investigators say he was drunk. officials say he was apparently upset over an incident that happened earlier in the week. >> the allegation was the fifth grader was bothering the second grader and that's why the father was frustrated about. >> the driver dropped the student at school and drove off. >> i would prefer that the bus driver escorted the student to the office and let me know exactly what happened. >> we have been told that the driver has been reassigned but he's still operating school busses. the school district is reviewing the procedures.

>> the bus company calls for students that did not -- calvin's his guardian told us she worries that what happened could triggers some nightmare. a santa rosa mother accused of grabbing a throat of a 12-year-old boy who she thought was bullying her daughter. the report released by the attorney, boy actually choked himself leaving red marks on his neck. the report based on the statement of a 10-year-old witness. garcia says she never touched the boy and only went to school to talk to him. we have new information of the alleged attack of a student on a wheelchair. the district is looking into the actions of a second security guard. it is a story that broke yesterday. the security guard marcelle mitd for hitting

17-year-old martinez in his wheelchair. the oakland school district says they're now looking at the actions of the second guard. they say it appears she was trying to stop the beating but they're taking a closer look. >> there is some actions that are concerning and we are continuing to investigate what practice was applied there. >> the district is also looking into francisco's claim that he was also hit by metro moments after. news chopper 2 was above the scene about 3:00 this afternoon. the fire was burning east of napa. no structures were burned and yn see the charred areas there. happening now thousands of music and wine lovers are in napa for day one of this weekend's big bottle rock festival. this is what the crowd looked like from news chopper two just a few

minutes ago. the festival runs through sunday, some of the head liners include bare naked ladies and the cure. california ranks 48 out of the 50 states when it comes to voter's turn out. california is ranked 45th for people that's registered to vote. about one and four californians who are eligible to vote are not registered ahead of the primary is. primes. >> voters advocates say it is important to show up even if you don't fill out the entire ballot. they say it is okay to vote on the races and issues that you understand and cared about and skip the rest. those votes will still be counted.

in the south bay, one group is offering free marijuana on election day. the weed for vote campaign is an attempt to get medical marijuana supporters to the polling places. the coalition says with low voter turn out tuesday, supporters could double the impact on the primary election. >> the council members who's running for mayor are one that's causing problems in san jose. we need to make sure getting somebody in place that's going to treat this topic fairly. >> after voting the coalition is asking supporters to attend the city council meeting where medical marijuana regulations will be discussed. hundred of students and parents are upset because of a problem. coming up where you can expect the clouds and some drizzles for saturday morning and we'll

highlight the warmest day of the weekend.

a major development in healthcare policies of affecting of the trands gender. san francisco's trans gender law center estimates of the community comprises about one-half of one percent of the population. this means that the ruling can help hundreds of thousands of people. >> these becomes happy and productive members of society and if they're conflicted of their gender identity, okay, it is a much greater cost to society than having their gender concerned.

>> today's ruling does not guaranteed medicare will pay for all gender transition treatments. there will be evaluated by a case by case bases instead of a ban out right. crews are digging up human remains. workers discovered the remains back in 2012. the bta says it is now working in partnership with the heritage in sacramento to help identify and protect the remains. those four inches mean students will have to retake the advancement exam all because their desks were too close together. ktvu's john fowler tells us about the college. >> reporter: instead of

graduation, a cloud over campus. >> everyone is really depressed. i mean a lot of seniors are graduating in two weeks. >> parents today learning their student children's advancement test taken two weeks ago will not count. >> i don't understand why they can do this. >> that rule desk of five feet apart. the board last week found desks used by 400 students were about four inches too close. >> it is the school's responsibilities. we take ownership for that because we follow the college board guidelines. >> the school says this is the first test irregularities and will offer make up tests but parents are unhappy. >> she prepared and she was very confident but i don't know how about now.

>> a skill school in oakland district spokeswoman told me that a make up test will be given. teachers are being asked to sign a controversial contract. >> as we have been reporting the oakland inserted new language into the new contract requiring teachers to adhere to catholic church teaching in their private lives as well as their professional lives. several teachers refused to sign of the morality contract and won't be back next year to the school as a result. >> educators have the right to keep their lives private. >> a lot of the teachers that's leaving have done so much for us and we are going to do what we can for them. >> it appears that it maybe

softening its stand. followin meeting earlier this week, michael barbara says reconsidering now of the clause. >> the california senate voted to expand the principal pproblem. they don't want children to start kindergarten behind. there is bigger educational priorities that need to be dealt with. the bill requires $378 billion many funding. >> bill: putting the warnings on soda also would pass the state senate. state health officials say two third of california teenagers drink a soda or more a day. the bill passed the senate and moves now to the assembly. there could be a vote on the floor of august this year.

young cancer students got the day to forget about their treatments and just be students today. >> a nonprofit organization, calls love your melon. . college students from across the country dressed up as super heroes and handed out hats to the children going into treatments for cancer and other illnesses. weather today, we really cooled off, didn't we? making a big come back. temperatures chilly out towards the pacifica. 56 degrees and 60s and 70s aroud the bay and the warmest location is at antioch and the clouds just offshore pushing back to the bay. you can see the cloud banks in

the northern portions of santa cruz county and out towards san francisco and the golden gate bridge. the cloud cover out there right now, you can see it is covering a good portion of san francisco and will increase coverage over the next six or 22 hours. some more reports for you oakland winds out of the west at 16 miles per hour. san francisco gusting at 29 and winds out of the northwest. here is our live camera that we have some clouds pushing back into the bay. here is our live camera looking towards the bay bridge right now. this weekend some morning clouds and it will be warmer on sunday and no mayor warm up in fact, we'll go the other direction next week of the sun clouds mix. this is expanding in coverage with that and all of the marine air is going to head inland for tonight. we are added some drizzle in the forecast and near the coast and right around the bay.

over night lows starting out your saturday morning, partly to cloudy skies and widespread 50s around bay. the weather system moving in the north and not a big change for tomorrow but we'll warm things up with with a few degrees. sunday, high pressures try to rebuilds and that'll translate to mid-80s. here is a forecast showing you a lot of clouds. and cl back to the shoreline and i think we'll have more 80 in the forecast for tomorrow. take a look at your numbers on saturday, oakland at 69 and san jose in the mid-70s and san francisco a lot of clouds and still some patchy fog in the afternoon hours. look ahead of your five-day forecast with your weekend in view, sunday is a little bit warmer and we'll cool things up by monday and tuesday and wednesday. julie and fred, when you step ou

morning you will think it is cold. >> by my book, the weekend is already here. well, people out of the a's game tonight, they're partying like it is 1974. >> a big weekend, the a's against the angels. we'll have a live preview.

oakland ease's a's pitcher. the students got to take some quizzes and also got an autographed ball from the pitchers. >> the kids are just awesome. >> gray also talks students about the importance of staying in school. gray is finishing up with his bachelor's degree when he's not pitching for the a's. >> big night out at the coliseum, it is not just about tonight's game. >> a look back at history with

fred there to show us what's going on. >> reporter: it is a celebration needing two days to establish of the oakland a's are the only bay area team ever to win back-to-back championships. some of those players were reunited this afternoon and talking about those thrilling sessions. the owner charlie phiily, reggie jackson left after the 75th season. the 74 season was the first time ever two california teams met in the series of the a's and the dodgers. the a's beat the dodgers in game five. >> he has a heart as big as a ballpark and he knew how to pitch. he knew how to get hitters out.

>> you won 25 games and a he was the anchor. i don't ever remember the wholee i was here going on the disabled list. >> reporter: yes , indeed, this is the cat fish ceremony, they're going to have 50, 000 people beginning the bobble head cat fish center. today and tomorrow from the 74 players going through the als foundation. the als is what ended cat fish hunter's life. josh donaldson the third basement currently in first place, they were trying to get him on tp all-star team. this was a long way ago as they played their rivals of the la angels best of three starting

tonight in a game and a half ahead. reporting live, ktvu channel 2 news, live in oakland. coming up tonight big cats making the way to the bay area neighborhoods. the reasons that experts say it is happening more and more. >> we are always here for you at www.ktvu.com and on facebook and twitter, thanks so much for joining us. have a great evening everyone. good night! >> good night!

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