announced ryan chamberlain -- on sunday the fbi announced ryan chamberlain was a monted man. neighbors -- wanted man. neighb character. >> living in a society where we see people but we don't interact with them so you don't know what is going on up here. >> reporter: messages of self- defense was posted on facebook and twitter. no stashes. not armed and dangerous. i explored ugly websites, i was depressed. i thought i was done. that is it. whether the messages were written today isn't clear. >> what takes us to the next level is social media. >> ryan chamberlain held multiple jobs. this is video of him talking. in his letter he talks about a set back with the company. the loss of project sport seemed to take my social

circual it. -- circle with it. they saw no signs of a struggle. >> wonder if that is what was going on in his head. maybe i could have helped him. >> reporter: ryan chamberlain was a fixture in san francisco's political community. more on that part of his career at 6:00 p.m. and we want to mention the fbi is not talking about this case on camera but they said right now investigators are trying to verify whether the messages did come from ryan chamberlain or whether his social media accounts may have been hack. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news -- hacked. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> on www.ktvu.com we posted the full letter for you to read. developing at this hour the coast guard searching for a missing person after a boat sank near the golden gate bridge. crews have been searchlish day. ktvu's -- searching all day

long. ktvu's claudine wong has more. >> reporter: this is still an active search. this search will continue into the night and we have new information for you. the coast guard confirms they believe there was one person on board this 30-foot sailing vessel and that person was trying trying to go to hawaii. they were preparing for a long trip. the search area is north and central bay. you are looking from news chopper 2. i want to play where this is happening. all near the golden gate bridge. on both sides of the bridge. west side is where the distress signal came in. on the east side, that is where the vessel was discovered on the rocks. it has since sunk but divers went in the water and confirmed that the the 30-foot sailing vessel is under the water. they confirmed the identity of the boat.

we have seen boats this afternoon making its way back and forth across the shoreline. we are 13 hours from the initial distress call. talking to the coast guard, they tell us even though it will get dark soon they plan on continuing the search, people have been out in the water. how strong the currents are and how much a distance that -- that could be effected in a search like that, we are at the coast guard golden gate station, we are trying to track down more information on this person on the boat. one person sailing to hawaii. we happen keep you updated on the developments. that is the latest from here. back to you. >> thank you. and we are still working to learn more about this developing story from the coast guard. we will bring you any updates during this newscast as we get them. slow crawl for thousands of people trying to get home from

work tonight in san francisco. the afternoon commute is suffering because hundreds of muni drivers called in sick and that left plenty of people hailing cabs or walking. ktvu's fanned out across the cities. rob roth is live with how bad it is tonight and what is being done to get the workers back on the job tomorrow? >> reporter: it is the heart of the afternoon commute here on market street and take a look at one example across the street. those people have been waiting for a bus, some have been there for half hour. there were headaches this morning. >> reporter: in san francisco today buses were few and far between. a lot of commuters are mad. so many muni operators called in sick today. only a third of the buses were

running. this man had been waiting for an hour. >> i called twice. first time said 3 minutes and then 30 minutes and then 8 minutes and 15 minutes and nothing. still waiting. >> reporter: this woman couldn't wait anymore. she was going to try the train. >> may lose my job waiting for the bus. >> the sick out comes days after workers rejected a contract proposal. 11.25% pay increase over two years but workers would have to pay 7.5% into their pensions. >> they are fed up and they are sick of being harassed and attacked. >> one of the drivers said this about the contract proposal. >> not really happy about that. >> reporter: muni said it made adjustments to the routes today. >> tryingtrying to put more

service to get people out to the avenues. >> reporter: the cable cars were missing today. >> going home in two hours. and we have ridden many of the cable cars but not this one. >> the bigger concern is how long will it last? >> my guess is it won't last more than today but that is up to the drives. >> reporter: the transit agency sent letters to the operators, if they want to get paid today they better bring a note from their doctor. reporting live in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we have another team out in san francisco. seeing how bad the commute is. what you are looking at is their live picture. they are on muni right now. as the evening commute picks up we will have more on how tough it is to get around today, that

is coming up at 5:30 p.m. extra police were on hand today and all was calm at a elementary school where a girl was attacked with a hammer apparently over a family argument. the 9-year-old was attacked friday at the school in west oakland. she is expected to recover. police arrested the woman who lured the girl into bath room and beat her with a hammer. the school district says counselors and extra -- counselors and extra police were on campus today. >> we want to take every major possible to give people a level of comfort. >> officials say she is a volunteer at the school. she charged with assault. apple laid out its plan for the future today. apple unveiled their new desktop and mobile operating

systems and health kit. it lets users track weight and blood pressure. coming up, ktvu's david stevenson explains the major change that could transform how websites and apps are built. and one that had almost everyone talking. after years of staffing cuts the california state university system is in the process of hiring 700 full time faculty members and ktvu's an m is live -- ann rubin is live in san jose with more. >> here at san jose state university the hiring process already begun with 60 more positions still to fill and students are hoping more professors mean more success for them. >> reporter: students say the recession took its toll. furloughs. cuts and positions left open or filled by temporary teachers. >> a lot of students felt the cut backs. >> it is hard to get classes. >> reporter: a sign now that

things might be improving. they are planning to hire 700 full time faculty members thanks to the message of proper 30 and a $125 million increase in state funding. >> this allowed us to stabilize our finances at san jose state university university and even grow to meet the tremendous amount of demand. >> at san jose state university it is a work in progress. they filled 40 new positions in 2013. there will be 30 new hires this fall and 60 more jobs next year. >> first piece of good news that i have heard on campus for a long time. >> reporter: he says it is nice to see california reinvesting in higher education. >> we have ben diminishing the number of faculty and asked to teach more students with less and i think having more faculty is important. >> reporter: with enrollment on the rise, students say it is about time. >> our campus is crowded so it

is needed. >> reporter: it has been left up to each university to determine how to utilize the budget but they made it clear hiring full time faculty members should be a priority. ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. the department of justice will monitor elections tomorrow to make sure they comply with the federal voting rights act. alameda is one of the counties. it is related to a lawsuit that accused the county of failing to provide material for chinese and spanish speaking voters and napa is the other county. this is the third-year napa held a county wide election under a spanish language requirement. these are 2-3 counties being monitored. on www.ktvu.com we have resources for you. find your polling place and look at your ballot and tomorrow we will post all the

results there. look under www.ktvu.com hot topics. today the obama administration outlined a plan to cut pollution from power plants but some say the plan is flawed. >> ought to be concerned about your power bill. supply is pushed out of the grid. >> the epa is calling for cuts in carbon emissions at power plants by 30% over the next 15 years. but they are considering a legal challenge for over stepping its authority. and republicans say they will begin running ads saying it will cost jobs. >> critics claims wills will sky rocket. they are wrong. they are wrong. >> each state will develop their own plan and goals will vary from state to state. in california emerges will need to drop -- emissions will need to drop down to 537.

if you thought these atms were more secure, think again. >> wow! surprising. >> coming up, 2 investigates the trick that criminals already know. >> a rollericoser weather -- roller coaster weather, when highs in the 90s return. >> and coming up the plan to develop this plot of land. >> why critics say part of the plan was hidden from them. oh chris, did you remember to pay the dog sitter? oh, i knew i forgot something. i'll just do it now.

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right here. my parents were immigrants. and they taught me that with hard work, anything is possible. i earned a scholarship to mit. and worked across party lines to get things done. i'm alex padilla. i'll protect voting rights for everyone. and make it easier to start a business. so we create jobs and opportunity for all californians. what should we order? (announcer) alex padilla. secretary of state. tonight former sergeant bowe bergdahl is inside this hospital in germany. doctors there are working with the 20-year-old soldier to reintegrate him with his former life. he was freed after five years

of imprisonment. his freedom comes in exchange for 5 prisoners at guantanamo bay. fellow soldiers say he walked off his base and six soldiers were killed in searches for him. >> reporter: signs are up everywhere welcoming sergeant bowe bergdahl back. >> we are anxious to get him back home. it will be a long process. >> reporter: in washington criticism surrounding his release is swirling. 5 members of the taliban were freed in exchange for sergeant bowe bergdahl. some say it amounts to negotiating with terrorists. >> if you swap or paid to get your hostage back that is a problem. >> reporter: there are questions about why sergeant bowe bergdahl went missing in the first place. at least six u.s. soldiers were killed searching for him. one soldier who served with sergeant bowe bergdahl resents

his being considered a hero. he says i was mad then and i am more so now with everything going on. sergeant bowe bergdahl deserted during a time of war and his fellow americans lost their lives searching for him. the white house says he was a prisoner, not a desserter. >> -- desserter. his parents are still waiting to see him. . >> 5 years is a long time but you have made it. >> i am proud of how much you wanted to help the afghan people. and what you were willing to do to go to that length. >> sergeant bowe bergdahl is in stable condition tonight and being evaluated by american military doctors in germany. those in charge of treating

sergeant bowe bergdahl are working to build up his confidence in them. a officials notes that he hasn't been able to trust anyone for 5 years. the city of oakland has millions of dollars in extra money and some leaders want to use a portion of that for a rainy day fund. thanks to a real estate boom they have a surplus of $30 million for the new fiscal year. oakland will put aside $1.5 million in that rainy day fund. it has the support of the city counsel president. >> for too long we have had the cycles of peaks and valleys and we end up having to do severe things. >> she introduced the legislation. mayor jean quan also supports it but she wants to use most of the surplus to boost the police department. the auction to have lunch

with warren buffett topped $355,000. bidding started yesterday at 25,000. all the money goes to san francisco glide memorial church. last year it sold for a million dollars. he will talk to the winner and 7 guests about anything they want except what he might invest in next. the man who is hiding his money is now taking it to bakersfield. he tweeted cruz yesterday about -- clues yesterday about 5 money drops. today he said he is heading back to san francisco for epic fun next weekend. he also said that is the only event this week despite rumors. and he says the copy cats are fine if they mean well. but he wants people to know there is just one official @hiddencash page on twitter. here in the bay area the

week will be split into two. if you like cool or sunny weather, rosemary orozco will tell you what days you will like. >> cool pattern for the next couple days and then a big warm up by wednesday. this morning the clouds are outside the door. the clouds already rolling back in. take a hook. live storm tracker 2 showing low clouds hugging the coast line and now coming back into the east bay. into this evening these clouds continue to push inland. patchy fog and drizzle will be back tonight and you can expect it again tomorrow morning, especially along the coast line. the breeze has been brobust. 29 -- robust, 29 miles per hour. the breeze really drives down the temperatures. livermore, concord today 18 degrees difference from yesterday into this afternoon. a lot cooler in your neighborhood. napa, santa rosa, 10 to 16 degrees cooler this afternoon

than 24 hours ago. temperatures right now, 68 degrees livermore. 68 walnut creek. low 60s anappa. 67 santa rosa. already cool outlet there in some areas. hay -- out there in some areas. hayward 69. clouds are coming back. cool temperatures once again. tomorrow morning, cloudy, the fog will be with us, drizzle. like this morning by the afternoon. partly cloudy skies. and temperatures will be warmer. out the door tomorrow morning 54 oakland. 52 san francisco. 40s for santa rosa. 50 in napa. south bay, 52 san jose. 50 morgan hill. inland areas, antioch, mid-50s. into the afternoon, temperatures warming. a mild day. especially away from the coast and away from the bay. upper 70s to low 80s, concord

and livermore. this is cool for this time of year. 84 antioch. 77 napa. 67 in oakland. low 70 along the peninsula. 80s degrees for morgan hill. into the second half, a few more numbers, 66 hayward, gilroy 80. 79 saratoga. and woodicide 74. these numbers are warmer than today but with the extended forecast, notice the numbers, warmer by wednesday and that will be the beginning of a warmer trend. low 90s by thursday. friday, saturday and sunday, with little changes in the forecast. >> thank you. earlier we told you about apple, at 5:30 p.m. how it could make things like sending text and photos easier. first, how the name of a hurricane changes how people respond to it. >> new at 6:00 p.m.

detained and forced to take a pregnancy test. new details on the lawsuit alleging it is standard procedure for women upwards of 60 years of age or more and last week we told you about a police officer on disability who is collecting a pay check. at 6:00 p.m. how the investigation spreading to the firearm. those stories and more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choose a bank where helping people comes first. chase. so you can.

teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he became speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested an additional 2 billion dollars in education. now john perez is running for controller, to keep fighting for balanced budgets. democrat john perez for controller. heat shields are compromised. weare those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting.

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hurricanes careena and sandy -- katrina and sandy were the two deadliest in recent years but it appears people are more afraid of hurricanes with masculine names. the test subjects said they would be more likely to evacuate. researchers say that people probably under estimate the power of hurricanes that sound more feminine. warning system that sends out an alert before an earthquake is making its ways to schools throughout california. students took part in a earthquake drill today. that skill one of two to use the quake guard technology developed by a company called seismic warning systems. it is designed to give them seconds to brace themselves before an earthquake.

>> our system actually alerts them but it also could shut off a gas main, start up backup generators. we brought this tool for them to work with. >> a representative from the state office of emergency services sundayed the -- attended the drill. they have plans to install similar technology at several schools in the central valley. the ntsb still haven't found the recorders from a deadly plane crash in massachusetts that killed several people. the private jet crashed and burned saturday night in an ament outside of boston. 7 -- airport outside of boston. 7 people, including lews philadelphia inquirer owner lews katz were killed. the jet never left the ground before veering off the run way and into a gully. the ntsb says most of the wreckage is in the gully that is making it difficult to find

had recorders. look into the future, apple shows off its new product and spotlight as high profile new employee. >> hello? >> wow! >> hey. >> the new product that is generating a buzz and the things you will now be able to do. >> evening commute is underway. and we take you along on the muni. >> plus a teenager driver weaving through a wark at high speeds. -- park at high speeds. how a parent put himself in danger obring the -- to bring the chase to a halt.

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right here. my parents were immigrants. and they taught me that with hard work, anything is possible. i earned a scholarship to mit. and worked across party lines to get things done. i'm alex padilla. i'll protect voting rights for everyone. and make it easier to start a business. so we create jobs and opportunity for all californians. what should we order? (announcer) alex padilla. secretary of state.

breaking news now. a possible siting in san francisco of this wanted man. we have been telling you about the fbi trying to find ryan chamberlain after explosive materials were found in his apartment. moments ago the fbi told ktvu they have received a credible tip that ryan chamberlain was spotted in the past hour or so in san francisco. we are told he was seen at the mad dog in the fog. a bar in the lower heights. fbi are now looking looking for

a trace of him. it is at 530 hate street. they say no tip is too small and they welcome any information. we have crews headed to the scene. we will have a live report as soon as they get there. apple's vision for the future. the kickoff of the developers conference. ktvu's david stevenson is live and now shows us what is new. [ music ] >> reporter: 6,000 people turned out for the kickoff of the developers conference in san francisco. >> good morning. >> reporter: the ceo and executives unveiled a new operating system that turns commuters into speaker --

computers into speaker phones. >> hey, doctor, you are on speaker phone. >> reporter: it enables easier sharing between computers, iphone and ipads. >> it will appeal to developers and consumers. >> ios8. [ cheers and applause ] there is new software for the iphone. >> we were expecting hardware. i thought they would release iwatch. they are not. >> reporter: the only hardware on display were these cars. if developers were disappointed they didn't show it. they unveiled a new programming language that runs simple programs even as they are being written and would allow them to create new security apps.

>> security, making sure customers can manage their accounts and pay their bills. >> reporter: ios8 will be available this fall. two new apps, home kit for home security and health kit may lead to two entirely new apple devices. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. a san francisco police s.w.a.t. team is where two suspected armed robbers may be barricaded inside a building. these shots from news chopper 2 show officers heading to a building on catalina street. around midday workers say two men robbed them of phones and wallets. they say one had a gun. continuing coverage on muni's sick out in san francisco. just a third of the city's buses were up and running today, that left thousands of

people trying to get around san francisco stranded. ktvu's paul chambers is right now on one of the packed muni buses. i can imagine you found a lot of frustration today. >> reporter: that is so true. i have one frustrated person. not very frustrated. becky you were saying? >> from a economic perrive, this is one of the hardest -- perspective, this is one of the hardest cities to live in, and i think they deserve anything that they need. >> reporter: you don't mind this? >> no. i don't. most of them don't even live here. we have drivers coming from stockton to work here. and serve our city. you know, it is like give them the money. give them money. >> reporter: why did you switch buses? >> 90 more minutes for the next

bus on the 31. i live over here so i have to walk. i only have to walk three blocks. >> reporter: thank you. b.a.r.t. said 2 thuds of the buses are not -- 2/3 of the buses are not operating. there were lines there, we got on the third bus. it is not as crowded as it was earlier. some waits are up to 60 minutes. that will be the wait people will be having. they are hoping it won't happen again tomorrow but they are preparing for the possibility it will happen again. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. 2 of america's largest gun makers are reporting a boom in sales. colt says it sold 12 times more this year than last year and

smith & wesson sales jumped by a third. some industry experts say it is due to a growing increase in self-defense and fears of tighter gun restrictions. 19-year-old was killed after a truck he was in crashed on a freeway. the chp says the truck veered off i-80 and hit two trees before 3:30 a.m. this morning. the driver was delivering mattresses to a department store when he fell asleep. his passenger was thrown from the cab and died at the scene. the chp says he was not wearing a seatbelt. 60 to 80 gallons of fuel spilled as a result of the crash and a hazmat team was called in. a plan to bring more stores to the east bay but people fear the city will lose the small town feel. the one design feature that worried people in the area.

>> tonight 2 investigates uncovered a loophole many criminals already know about. the simple trick to open locked doors at atms that are supposed to keep people safe. >> a bounce house lifted up into the air, there are children inside there. tonight the new steps to make them safer. at ikea, we don't just we design good mornings. little experiments. big ideas.

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this footage of a bounce house carried off by strong winds is prompting concerns about the safety. two children were inside and they suffered minor injuries when it rolled 200 yards in colorado. the company said it was secured to the ground with stakes but a burst of wind loosens them from the ground. there was a similar incident in new york last month. they are investigating. the department of justice confirmed it busted two damaging cyber threatss. a joint team of -- threats. a joint team of agents disutinterrupted a scheme. -- disrupted a scheme. they are accused of stealing $100 million from vinyls and small businesses -- individuals

and small businesses and the department of justice says a russian conspirator is behind the attacks. >> we are asking russian law enforcement to bring those working with them to justice and we will continue working with our counter parts to do so. >> the fbi also added the russian suspect to its most wanted list. they are not naming anyone else who might be involved. california chrome could be the first to win a triple crown since 1978 this weekend. sketchers will use california chrome in marketing materials for a month after the race. terms of the deal have not been disclosed. teen out for a joyride and heading through a park full of kids. >> watch out. get out of the way. >> how a quick thinking parent

stopped the driver in his tracks. >> after hours atms behind a locked door. 2 investigates why it provides less security than you might think and the trick criminals already know about. >> cool and breezy around the bay area. for your tuesday. minor changes coming our way. in the extended forecast i see 90s. i will have the numbers for tuesday coming up.

tont 2 investigates -- tonight 2 investigates how easy it is for criminals to get through locked doors at atms. they are supposed to keep you safe but ktvu's eric rasmussen is here with his investigation that revealed a big loophole that a lot of criminals already seem to know about. >> reporter: you can swipe anything to get inside. 2 investigates put it to the test and it came as a big surprise to customers. >> reporter: an atm robbery caught on surveillance video in seattle. cameras in san jose cammed a similar -- captured a similar crime. both happened at atms inside enclosures with locking doors. it is not clear if they used bank cards to get inside. 2 investigates found they didn't have to. we swiped an expired american express gift card and it

worked. >> wow! surprising. >> reporter: she not the e-- he is not the only one surprised. a stack of cards got us inside. a ktvu channel 2 news producer used his driver's license. including a starbucks gift card with no money on it worked. it has some thinking twice. >> if anybody can get in, i don't know, i am from new york -- >> reporter: some worry they offer a false sense of security. ever heard this before? >> no. never. [ laughter ] >> that is nuts. i had no idea. >> reporter: only one of the banks was willing to comment on the issue. u.s. bank said they aren't meant to keep out customers of other banks but wouldn't explain why gift cards also worked. we showed our video to law

enforcement. the changes they are calling for at 10:00 p.m., eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. >> if you have a story we should look in to, e-mail us at 2investigates@ktvu.com. the government wants to know if air bags in jeeps are working properly. the national transportation safety board is investigating a 2012 recall of 745,000 older model jeeps. they were recalled because the air bags could inflate without a crash. there have been six reports of air bags inflating in suvs that had the repairs. some owners said they received cuts and burns. a warning about a craigslist scam. police say a resident responded to a ad for a model and paid $2,000 in advance by check but she was also told to send some of the money back to cover

expenses. the victim did send money back but found out the original check was bogue and say there was no -- bogus and there was no photo shoot scheduled. . caltrans kicked off a project to ease the commute. it involves is 80 and 680 and highway 12. a realignment of 68 and new over crossing and the first aphase could be finished next -- phase could be finished next month. grandmother is in the record books. harriette thompson made it into the record books when chuffinessed the rock 'n' roll marathon in san diego. she set a world record for the fastest marathon by a woman in

her age group. that is a 16 minute mile. >> that is remarkable. and it is proof if you put your mind to something you can do it. next time you think you are too old to try something think of that woman. our weather, our chief meteorologist off tonight, cooled off today. >> right. 5 to 15 degrees cooler than yesterday afternoon. you felt it. even our warmest locations, only getting into the upper 70s. 77 in antioch. 72 for santa rosa. closer to the bay, 60 degrees for san francisco this afternoon. low 70s redwood city, mountain view. 77 morgan hill. along the coast line, 57 degrees. cloudy, breezy. a cool one along the coast. june gloom coming in for the start of june. it is not going to last. we will have minor changes tomorrow. this system, this pattern that

we we have, that we are stuck with, will be with us tomorrow. it will be there. mid-40s to mid-50s as we start the morning. like how we started this morning. a little chilly for some. tomorrow chances are you may notice a bump in the temperatures. by wednesday we will see and feel the changes. temperatures will range into the mid-80s for inland cities and thursday and friday the heat up continues and this is a warming trend that continues into the weekend. tonight, tomorrow morning, look, the low clouds and fog, well and widespread into the central valley. where the models want to take it for tomorrow morning so it will be into the valley as well. 56 degrees as we start the morning in antioch. 54 oakland. up 40s santa rosa. 52 san rafael.

peninsula, low 50s tomorrow. 52 degrees sun rise in san francisco. afternoon highs, 72 novato in the afternoon. 67 richmond. the breeze continues tomorrow as well. 78 walnut creek. 78 pleasanton. mid-60s east bay shoreline. these temperatures are nice for some of us. 76 san jose. that is a great day. 75 santa clara. 74 redwood city. closer to the coast and near the water where it is cool and that breeze makes it feel cool, especially in daly city, half moon bay, pacifica. extended forecast, morning drizzle, breaking away to partly cloudy skies for tuesday. there is the jump in the numbers. mid-week wednesday. the rest of the week and into the weekend, temperatures in the upper 80s to low 90s. upper 70s around the bay and 60s that coast. plans for a new mall are causing controversy.

>> i like things the way they are. i would not want to build a shopper center. >> the design that has some furious. >> and at 6:00 p.m. >> we have to go in a cup. >> why women detained by police are required to tige a pregnancy test and a sighting of a san francisco man wanted after explosive materials were found in his apartment. we are live where he was spotted and the new leads in the case. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

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with the u-verse tv app, the u-verse revolves around you the u-verse revolves around you new at 5:00 p.m. mans for a new development have tempers rising. some fear the plans for the new mall will be the end of the neighborhood feel they love. opponents say an open space would get the ax. ktvu's john fowler is live where this is creating controversy. >> reporter: absolutely right. this is the site. 25 acres. now zoned for offices this land may soon become a mega grocery and retail mall. >> i like things the way they

are. i love seeing the open field and the empty space. >> i don't have any problems with it. >> it will be a problem for traffic in the area. >> reporter: this animation shows the proposal of 55,000 square foot safetyway. restaurants, a fitness center and re-- safeway, restaurants and a fitness sister, a children's play area and a park. >> good for the city. consistent with our policies. >> reporter: she says across the street nob hill foods may go under but retail demand is high and vacancy is low. traffic could increase. >> there are measures being proposed. >> i don't need another super market. >> reporter: she says cutting down 200 trees is wrong.

>> some of them are highly protected. 35 to be exact. you can't replace that with tiny new trees. >> the city says safeway plans to save some, replant others. if approved they plan a legal challenge to stop production. reporting live, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. a 14-year-old boy was taken into custody after a high speed ride in a stolen car through a park that was filled with children. >> watch out. get out of the way. get out of the way. >> parents were screaming for kids to jump out of the way. you see why there. it happened saturday. police were chasing the car but officers did not follow him across the park due to the risk. one mother said the car almost hit three kids.

>> he had to be going at least 60. i mean, in the parking lot. >> my heart dropped. >> here is what happened. her quick thinking husband, a police officer, topped the driver with his truck by crashing head on into the stolen car. the boy was placed in a detention center. no word on the charges he will face. tonight fogging for mosquitoes to stop west nile from spreading. the fogging begins at 11:00 p.m. tonight and will last for several hours. since the arrival of west nile in 2003, 4,000 people contracted the disease and 145 of them have died. now at 6:00 p.m. a break in the case. ktvu channel 2 news learned of a site of the man -- siting of the man from san francisco

linked to explosive materials. >> womennen taken into -- women taken into custody byplaces are forced to take a preg -- by police are forced to take a pregnancy test. >> one woman is trying to stop it. >> and recruiting police officers, theles some cities are going to en-- the lengths some cities are going to ensure there are enough officers to keep you safe. ktvu channel 2 news starts right now with breaking news. >> that breaking news, the man the fbi has been searching for may have been spotted in a san francisco bar within the last few hours. they found explosive materials in the home of ryan chamberlain over the weekend. he has been on the run since. tonight a credible tip that he could be in the haight district. hello. i am gasia mikalian. >> and i am frank somerville. >> julie haener is off tonight. we told you about this breaking news last hour after the fbi

got word of a possible sighting of hillary of -- of ryan chamberlain. he was spotted two miles from his home that was searched over the weekend by the fbi, hazmat and san francisco police. ktvu's jana katsuyama live now with late developments. >> reporter: we are getting a lot of new information that is coming enabout the possible sight -- in about the possibility sighting. the fbi trying to find ryan chamberlain after explosive materials were found in his apartment over the weekend. we have ben talking with an -- been talking with an fbi agent who said they received a tip that ryan chamberlain was spotted 2:00 p.m. this afternoon in san francisco. we are told he was at the mad dog in the fog in the lower haight. fbi agents are in the area now looking for any trace of him. this was