marijuana. they dime the conclusion -- came to the conclusion they have enough information to arrest and book the officer. >> we take this very seriously. it tugs at the integrity of our department and the officers are upset by this activity happening. >> the amount of marijuana found is about 20 pounds. son vu posted $20,000 bail and was released this afternoon. a court date is set for june 18. at 6:00 p.m. what kind of legal resources does son vu have to fight these charges. live in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. new details about the muni sick out in san francisco. now in its third day. the city attorney filed an unfair labor practice charge to end the work stoppage and compel the union to go with arbitration. the sick out continued today

but there are more vehicles on the street. 440 buses and light rail cars are operating out of 600. that is more than on mondays and tuesday. the arbitration should end the dispute. >> the proposal that is out there is not an mta proposal, it is a agreement that was voted on by the union and once the membership votes down that proposetle goes to arbitration -- proposal, it goes down to arbitration. >> i had to leave some time ago because the cost of living was too high here. >> the driver we just heard from said she worked during the sick out but supports her colleagues. they rejected the latest contract proposal. the attorney says the sick out is illegal. in a statement he said let's do what the law says, begin the arbitration process. and get san francisco moving

again as soon as possible. donald sterling changed his mind and has agreed to shell team. -- to sell the team. he will sign off on the deal to sell the team for $2 billion to former microsoft executive steve ballmer and he is dropping a lawsuit against had nba he filed last week. at that time he said he would might for the clippers. the nba demanded he sell the team and banned him for life. firefighters right now are battling an aggressive fire at a boarded up hotel. a four story building on east main street. the fire started at 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. firefighters are battling the flames from the ground and high up on ladders. they can't go up inside because there is no access. the building is also at risk of collapsing. people have been evacuated from nearby buildings. no reports of injuries or how

the fire started. new developmentsane case of a man having -- developments in a case of a man having explosives. ktvu's david stevenson is live now, you did some digging and found out more about what was in ryan chamberlain's apartment? >> reporter: we are told a rifle with a serial number removed was confiscated this weekend. >> reporter: saturday's search of ryan chamberlain's apartment in san francisco yielded more than materials. sources say investigators found a long gun, a 22 rifle with the serial number filed off. ryan chamberlain a former political consultant was arrested monday afternoon. they are charging him with possession of a illegal destructive device. he admitted that he sometimes played poker on black market websites. >> i would wanted to know what

was in the media that allowed the police to break into the apartment. >> reporter: sources tell ktvu channel 2 news a chemical testosteroned positive for -- test tested positive for a explosive. a federal judge granted a request for a mental health examine. postings believed to have been written by ryan chamberlain spoke of severe depression. >> there is a good reason to find out more about his mental state. that could be an important factor if there are plea bargains. >> the fbi will test the material found in ryan chamberlain's apartment and that results could be ready by the end of the week. his hearing is friday morning. live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we have been following this story from the fbi search of

ryan chamberlain's san francisco home to his capture you see here at crissy field mondays evening. on www.ktvu.com you will find the complaint against ryan chamberlain that goes into the explosive materials in his apartment in detail. police say three people woke up this morning to find armed men inside their home. investigators say the robbers pistol whipped two of the people at a home. the robbers then took off with some of the belongings. it appears the robbers got in through the front door that was unlocked. it is possible they knew the residents or were familiar with the house. police found nothing at a oakland school despite threats made tornado. students were cleared from tamp and say they -- today. students were cleared from campus and then returned but at 11:00 a.m. the school was evacuated again.

the nfl released the official logo for super bowl 50 at levi stadium in 2016 and here is what it looks like. it fetchthers number 50 -- features the number 50, and levis stadium. for the first time in 45 years the nfl -- excuse me -- wasn't be using roman numerals. they said the "l" isn't as pleasing to the eye and it is the sign for loser. the nfl will use roman numerals for super bowl li in houston. 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick became the second highest paid player in the nfl. today colin kaepernick signed a 6 year deal with the team and late this afternoon he talked about it at 49er headquarters and mark ibanez joins us now and colin kaepernick became a rich young man.

>> she not under paid -- he is not under paid anymore. they took out $120 million bet that he will meet superstar reality. a six year deal. 61million is guaranteed. that is notable because it is the most guaranteed money ever given to an nfl player. the 49ers feeling comfortable with contra costa county -- colin kaepernick's potential. he was slated to make $1.7 million this year. that is small by nfl quarterback standards but he gets a $12 million signing bonus as of today. here is some of his reaction. >> only thing i can say is i will work to make sure i am worth every penny of this.

and win as many games as possible. my voteivation is not money -- motivation is not money driven. this just gives me all the more reason to go out and prove that i can lev up to the expectations. i can try help this organization win as many super bowls as possible. >> all right. he also credited coach harbaugh and teammates for helping him get to that point and also alex smith who tutored him and helped him become the quarterback he is. >> i thought there was a touching moment, what is he going to do with the money, make sure everyone in my family is taken care of. >> that is attitude they feel colin kaepernick is all about, the person she. take care of -- he is. take care of family and business. governor jerry brown came

out ahead of his challengers yesterday. governor jerry brown is seeking his 4th term in office. 54% of the votes. he came in second with 19% of the vote. he will face brown in november. tim donnelly came in third with 14%. this was the state's first primary using the top two system, sends the two biggest to the general election. they will face-off against each otherane november run off for -- in a november run off for mayor. he wants to trim city spending. he got 33% of the vote. he thinks pension reform went too far. >> we need to stop cops from leaving the city of san jose. they have been leaving at a rate of 100 per year. >> i think the people of the city want leadership. we have a sustainable future, not one that leaves children

with unfunded liabilities. >> 20% of voters cast ballots yesterday. he will face peat peterson in novemberb for -- pete peterson in november for secretary of state. leland yee came in third following dropping out of the race. humiliation, safety concerns and unfair treatment. >> i have seen girls in tears and just emotionally shut down. >> the claims in a new lawsuit and how it differs from earlier complaints. >> a warming trend and now temperatures are starting to climb. coming up, when the heat will really kick in. >> next, it is supposed to last 150 years but not without a little help. the fix ahead for the new eastern span of the bay bridge.

new developments on how much it will cost to fist the angering rods of the eastern span of the bay bridge. looking e -- to fix the anchoring rods of the eastern span of the bay bridge. more work on the bridge and more money. ktvu's john sasaki talked to the construction manager today and he is live with the answers. john? >> reporter: caltrans say this bridge should reach its 150 year life span after much needed work is completed. >> reporter: the eastern span of the bay bridge opened to traffic 9 months ago and in the time since some issues have come up for caltrans. >> doing the extra things to make sure it lasts the full life span. >> the biggest issue is the

anchor rods in opening that are too small. they are working to create larger openings. >> we will try to pick every rod up, move it over, couple at a time. >> reporter: the construction manager says that will cost $1.5 million. another item addressed that beating was humidity and corrosion. officials say there has been no corrosion, only of construction by-products and the humidity is being kept under control. >> water did get in during construction, always does, puddles formed. the rust stain did not damage anything. >> reporter: the bridge will serve the bay area well in a major earthquake. >> i see it rocking and rolling

like every other bridge. [ indiscernible ] >> i don't see any -- i rather be on this bridge than any other bridge in the state. designed to a high level. >> the manager for the old eastern span of the bay bridge was also at the meeting and said more of that span will come down next month. live, john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we have done several reports on the eastern span of the bay bridge. in may we obtained the problem areas around the bridge. you will find on www.ktvu.com. today is the 25th anniversary of the massacre in china but while the world is remembering there is a major blackout of information in china. there are reports that google search engine and gmail are inaccessible and google says it is not a technical problem. cnn says tv screens go black in china. they banned any mention of the

massacre that killed a thousand people, all who were calling for reforms. the only major commemoration took place in hong kong where people gathered for a massive vigil. hong kong retains civil liberties. those at the individualeral calling on the government -- vigil, they are calling for a commitment to democratic reforms. the secret service is not sweating the leaked video of president obama working out. the video was taken in the gym where president obama was staying. you see him here as he go outside there his routine -- goes through his routine. the secret service says anybody entering and leaving the hotel was screened. president obama was in poland marking the anniversary of the solidarity movement. california chrome is a favorite to win the belmont

stakes. the horse is attempting to become the first triple crown winner since 1978. california chrome and the jockey will start from the number 2 post. 11 belmont stakes winners come out of that gate. the last in 1994. 10 horses will challenge california chrome saturday and ktvu's julie haener talked to california chrome's trainer about the ability of winning the crown. you can see that interview on www.ktvu.com. look in our hot topics section. a lot of people excited because it is a california horse. >> almost the nation's horse. just such a great story. looks like he could win easily. our weather now, and every day this week it has gotten better. >> you are not old enough for this, secretary, back to that, the triple crown -- >> big deal.

>> hopefully it works out for california. for us, warm up today, temperatures into the 5 and 10- degree warmer range than yesterday. inland 10 degrees warmer. the air is sinking. high pressure builds in. the fog is stuck right along the coast and with the fog along the coast, we have the hot temperatures inland. here is what is happening. fog at the coast, as you know, water temperatures are chilly. live pictures right now. see the fog? what is happening is, the air is sinking, it gets pushed -- the fog gets pushed in. it gets pushed down. pinched down by the high pressure. fog that deep, right, it is not getting over the hills. concord, walnut creek, santa rosa, morgan hill, you are not feel the cooling. just around the bay. here is the story along the coast. a lot of fog. if you look at it, here it is.

trapped along the coast. even monterey area, fog therein. valley. the idea being less fog in the morning hours, warmer day tomorrow. warmer today. 89 right now fairfield. 90 livermore. temperatures 5 and 10 degrees warmer than last night. fog along the coast. the forecast for tomorrow morning for it to get to the gaps, right, there it goes, the bay area, and shoots in here, the valley, doesn't get further. that is the morning forecast for thursday. tomorrow is like today. isn't it? 90s inland. eastern fringes of the bay valley. 90s. northern santa rosa, you will hit 90. 89 fairfield. 93 antioch. 90 concord for tomorrow. temperatures in the valley, upper 80s. 88 morgan hill. 90 gilroy.

air quality pretty good. cool coast. warm inland -- around the bay, and warm inland. we will stay in this pattern. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view lines it up this way. fog at the coast. warm temperatures. or hot temperatures temperatures inland. this is your bay temperature saturday and coast temperatures saturday. saturday and sunday, sunday the warmest day, perhaps clear conditions coast side. there is your five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. when i come back we will talk about the fog forecast as we move through the next couple days and we will get specific with highs in your neighborhood for tomorrow and for the weekend. >> 70s on the coast, good weekend. >> thank you. new information about a artifact stolen from a museum but first a star student gets a life changing gift. you will hear from her, it is a really cool gift that she got. she had no idea it was going to

happen. a wonderful story, we will have it in a moment. first to the news room. julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. actually -- there we go. >> here i am. we will tell you about curving crime. not with more of courses or private -- officers or private security, theclusion police say works and at 6:00 p.m. we have -- the solution police say works and at 6:00 p.m. we have shown you video of a boy being thrown from the wheelchair, what the officer has to say about that incident. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

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this means that lauren gets $20,000. >> wow! >> per year. >> per year. >> look at that smile. a bay area teenager getting a life changing gift and a surprise she is not like 3 forget. a high school senior, boy, it was the surprise of her life when she learned she won a scholarship of $20,000 for each year of her college career. >> most amazing thing that happened to my life. i knew something was up when people started showing up. it was like oh, my god. >> she is a senior. she is one of 10 students receive the bright minds

scholarship from pg&e. that scholarship provides 20,000 per year for up to 5 years of college. the scholarship committee said there were a few things that made her stand out. >> she raises guide dogs for the blind. volunteer as thet mammal center -- sheers at the mammal -- volunteers at the mammal center. >> and one more here, she the captain of the volleyball team. she was selected for the championship from a pool of -- slip from a -- scholarship from a pool of 5,000. >> nice job. sam's club is introducing a security chip enabled credit card. it makes it hard todocument -- to hard to do you want. it will be -- to duplicate. walmart the owner is expected to issue similar cards this

summer. finally coming home. new video of the exact moment that american soldier held prisoner in afghanistan was handed back to u.s. special forces. >> they say they are underpaid, unsafe and insulted on the job, the new lawsuit filed by cheerleaders. >> and a bear break in. while the home owner is inside. he walks us through where he hid.

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complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. a new lawsuit against the raiders. two raiderets say they were humiliated and groped and not enough was done to keep them safe. >> i started to question the things that were going on. >> they were made fun of during weigh ins. this absolut the second this year. -- this lawsuit is the second this year. ktvu's allie rasmus has more. >> reporter: this names the raiders and the nfl. the suit could have a national impact. >> i love being on the field and cheering on my team. ktvu channel 2 news but the

thrill of performers wasn't enough. >> we are standing up for ourselves. a lot of girls are afraid to step forward. >> reporter: former raiderets are now plaintiffs against the raiders and the nfl. filed this morning. like other similar lawsuits they are asking for minimum wage ask over time pay but their lawsuit complains about the way they were treat. the lawsuit claims clears faced inappropriate or de-- cheerlead all of they go without security person -- they go without security personnel. >> i don't feel safe. when i have been around all these adult males who have been drinking are -- drinking all day. >> reporter: saying they were

often pulled aside and insulted for fluctuations in their weight and called names if they were too tan. >> i have seen girls in tears. >> reporter: what makes this suit different is it names the raiders and the nfl. >> a joint employer. they are libel in california. >> reporter: a representative from the nfl did get back to us this afternoon and says the nfl is not involved in the operations of any cheerleading groups and he noted the bills this year suspected its cheerleading squad after a similar lawsuit was filed. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> two cheerleaders sued in january. they say their wages were less than $5 an hour.

it seeks class action status. other cheerleaders filed similar lawsuits. family members of a 18-year- old shot and killed by a deputy are questions whether the deputied needed to fire. -- deputy needed to fire. ktvu's rob roth has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: frank, the deputy shot the girl here. the girl lived half a block a way. >> the family orphean-year-old -- 18-year-old yanira serrano- garcia is grief-stricken. >> i feel sad, i feel mad. i don't know why an officer would do that. >> reporter: this afternoon they consoled the family. they made a call to 911 last

night because sloan -- yanira serrano-garcia wasn't taking her medicine and had a knife. a sheriff's deputy was sent to the scene. within 20 minutes there was a gun shot. >> came at him and he did fire his weapon as he had to in that moment to protect himself. >> the deputy is a 9 year veteran of law enforcement. relatives question whether lethal force was necessary. >> taseed her. >> valid question. the thing is -- tased her. >> valid question. the thing is, there will be a investigation. questions like that will be addressed. >> reporter: the deputy has been placed on administrative leave as is customary. they are investigating. reporting live, rob roth, ktvu

channel 2 news. we investigated how many police shootings involved people with mental illness. we learned about the bay area city that sees the highest number of calls and the special training police are getting, all of that is coming up at 5:55 p.m. a man is sentenced to 4 years for selling a 19th- century gold rush-era jewelry box. he pleaded guilty to the charges last months admitting he sold it for $1,500 $1,500. the box has a value of $265,000. the oakland a's appeared to be signing a new lease to play for another 10 years at the coliseum. he has been unsuccessful in trying to build a new stadium in san jose. a court is weighing san jose's

antitrust lawsuit against major league baseball. this morning he said even with the new lease the team is still looking for a permanent solution. >> we will stay in the bay area. we are a bay area team. we are not moving to tim buck to a. it will be a 10 year lease. . >> in april the a's rejected the terms of a 10 year lease with the coliseum that would have required $35 million a year. no word on the terms of the new agreement. new video of sergeant bowe bergdahl's release. the taliban took the video we are about to show you and posted it online. it shows the moment sergeant bowe bergdahl goes from being a prisoner to a free man. >> reporter: these are the most recent pictures of sergeant bowe bergdahl and his release to american special forces on saturday. in the video you see sergeant bowe bergdahl dressed in

whited, blinking at one point, wiping his eyes as he is surrounded by armed taliban fighters. chanting praise fratheir leader. -- for their leader. a helicopter, two members of the taliban, one carrying a white flag led him to the helicopter. his first contact with american soldiers in 5 years. here in the u.s. questions are still swirling about the circumstances of sergeant bowe bergdahl's time in afghanistan that led to five years of captivity under the taliban. they say sergeant bowe bergdahl is a deserter. >> knowing one of my soldiers walked off, it was more heart breaking than anything. and made me sit down and think, what is going on here. >> reporter: others who served with sergeant bowe bergdahl said he is not a hero. >> that is a slap in the face to everybody who joined the army, deployed, returned home

or deployed and died in combat. >> reporter: they said no one understands what sergeant bowe bergdahl has been through and the country should wait before making any assumptions. >> we all owe him and his family, regardless of our feelings, time so he can get in better health, and then we will figure out what happens. >> this afternoon sergeant bowe bergdahl-home town canceled a celebration that was planned for his return. officials say they made the news after being bombarded with angry phone calls and e-mails. a distress call off the coast of california. new video of the sailor's rescue and the extra step crews had to take to save him. >> new information in the case of the two girls stabbing their friend, how the victim was found and reaction from a classmate. >> massive hail, floods, even

tornadoes all hitting the mid- west. we will show you some of the after math.

look at that. wild weather in the mid-west, giant hail from the size of

baseball. from wyoming to iowa. in nebraska, hail pounded hundreds of cars and 11 reports of tornadoes along with heavy rain and thunderstorms. the storm system is moving east and is expected to reach the mid-atlantic states tomorrow. congress is concerned the debt from student loans could be dragging down the u.s. economy. the current debt stands at $1 trillion with 40 million borerrers. it keeps -- borrowers, it keeps them from contributing to the economy. her degree cost her $60,000 and she couldn't afford the monthly payment. >> never ending cycle. you borrow to pay what you borrow to pay what you borrow. >> leaving college with a heavy debt burden dedifficult -- is

difficult enough. >> women suffer more than men from the crisis. they will introduce a bill next week enabling them to refinance at lower rates. popular and sometimes controversial bay area store chain says it is now out of bankruptcy. the chain has 21 stores and 3200 employees. it is the focus of protests by advocate whose said they fired employee whose didn't have green cards. they filed for chapter 11 in july. they received $56 million in financing as part uveitises restructuring deal -- its restructuring deal. program that could help but isn't used widely enough. >> after the break we are talking about a warm up. temperatures increasing. how hot will it get in your backyard. >> and a young black bear crawls into a cabin and get

this the homeowner was inside. >> it looked around everywhere. it was aware i was here. >> what the bear was after and where the homeowner hit.

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theft in oakland. pg&e says it knocked out power for the day and it has been dealing with copper theft cases in the area over the past few weeks. across the bay, san francisco, thieves targeted pg&e last night. police say two men cut a hole in the fencing. officers arrested the men and say they recovered $1,500 worth of copper wire. >> if it is copper wire attached to a part of a muni track or actually underground somewhere, it could be severe. >> the wire was taken from a recycling bin and was not life and they put the public at risk. authorities in wisconsin have release adenine 11 call from a bike rider who found a 12-year-old girl stabbed 19 times by her friends.

the girl can take shallow breaths and he asks who did that to you. police say the victim's two friends had been planning last saturday's attack since february and classmates were stunned. >> wouldn't think they would do it. >> i was scared too because you don't know who to trust anymore. really. >> the suspects have been charged as adults. prosecutors said they planned to kill the girl to impress a fictional internent character. -- internet character. the victim is in fair condition. 2 million americans have discrepancy with their affordable care act applications and it could effect whether people are covered. half the cases involve income. the other half involve immigration issues. laters are mailed or e-- eters are mailed -- letter are mailed to those who need to provide more information. an unlocked cabin with a

bucket full of goodies was ear resistible to a bear. the bear caught the scent of peanuts inside and decided to go in. >> the bear went and took this handle and put it down. i saw the handle moving inside and the bear came right in the house. and stood right here. and looked around. >> he barricaded himself upstairs and called rescuers while the bear was eating peanuts. rangers tranquilized the bear and released it. boy they are smart. when they smell food, man. >> yeah. >> unlock the door. [ talking at the same time ] let's go now to our weather. our chief meteorologist bill martin is here to talk to us about the warm up.

>> feeling it today. 5 and 10 degrees warmer than yesterday inland. there you go. the fog is having a tough time getting out of the area. there is the temperatures from today. 82 santa rosa. 83 napa. fairfield number, looking at, what, 91 degrees. 94 antioch. there are your big numbers. the inland temperatures stay and continue to grow right into the bay area weekend. we could see, dare i say triple digits on sunday? we will see. upper 90s. wouldn't be hard. you know how it gets. where the fog is, stuck along the coast. the inversion, the inversion or depth is becoming very shallow. right now it is about a thousand feet deep. the coastal hills average a thousand feet. so the fog is getting up over the coastal hills and cooling

these parts of the bay. seeing less fog intrusion into tonight and tomorrow and into the bay area weekend. the current numbers, you see there is the fog, right? shows temperatures but it also -- well, there is the fog, cooler numbers. there is the fog. san francisco 65 degrees right now. san francisco tomorrow, not bad day. temperatures tomorrow upper 60s, low 70s. downtown afternoon tomorrow, a nice day. -- downtown afternoon tomorrow, a -- down san francisco tomorrow, a nice day. into the bay area weekend, though, things change around a little bit. the winds are more off shore and sunday ends up being the hottest day on the bay area weekend. forecast highs. pacifica 72. right? san francisco 78. the fog is going going to -- or

could -- or should take a break from the coast. 84 napa tomorrow. 90 walnut creek. temperatures edging up. valley, 83 san jose. 88 morgan hill. along the coast, low 60s. with the fog. so you knew that would happen. into the next couple days, warm up. fire danger will be there. not super high. there is the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. it is that time of year. had it hot, dry, and it is summer. warmest, hottest day on sunday. maybe 100. pushing 100. >> thank you. a sailor -- go ahead. >> a sailor injured off the coast of california. tonight new video of the tricky rescue and the panthers that made it more -- factors that made it more complicated. julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> regular people doing their

own policing. >> we are not relying on city agencies. >> the crime fighting help police are thankful for and would like you to do too. >> and the first time the woman security officer caught on camera comments about the back lash of this video. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

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tricky rescue operation by the coast guard last night. they lifted an injured boater from the water, 35 miles out. the crew responded to a call about a person falling and suffering a head injury on the boat solar wind. the conditions were so rough they couldn't airlift the man from the boat so a coast guard swimmer took the man into the water for the airlift. that man is in stable condition right now. the boat was towed back. continuing coverage now. a 18-year-old girl shot dead by a deputy. her family said she suffered from depression and wasn't taking her medication. ktvu channel 2 news investigated how many officer involved shooting that involved people with mental illness. ktvu's john sasaki with the number of calls there and a program that appears to work but some say is not used widely

enough. >> reporter: san francisco police answer on average possible 40 mental health crisis call as day. relatives say officers did not de-escalate when they shot and killed a man standing 75 feet away holding a taser. >> officers are trained one way when they go through the academy, they need be trained another way to respond to a crisis. >> reporter: he says use of force is reduced when officers employ crisis intervention techniques. >> change from their military guns blazing mode to a calm, able to talk a person down from a crisis. >> pacifica where this deadly encountered occurred in march has the highest percentage of officers, 30% trained in crisis intervention. it varies from those 37% -- san

jose 37%, san francisco 17%. >> what we want to avoid are these awful but awful situations where the use of deadly force might be lawful but could be avoided in some cases. >> he trains officers for just over three years. activists say it is working. >> we have seen a dramatic decrease in the use of force. >> reporter: a study on the effect of crisis intervention training on the use of force in san francisco is underway. details are expected to be released this fall. in san francisco, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. state board voted today add the gray wolf to the list of endangered species. they voted 3-1 to add protection for the gray wolf. they are assuming they will

migrate down into california. gray wolves all but disappeared from california in the 1920s. they made a come back in northern america and the obama administration proposed removing them from the federal endangered species list. controversial development in walnut creek is moving forward. the city counsel voted in favor of it last night. the project involves 25 acres of land. there will be a safeway, restaurants, retail stores, fitness center and senior housing all shown here. it is estimated it will bring in quimillion dollars a year -- $83 million a year in sales. opponents say 200 trees will have to be cut down. now at 6:00 p.m. responding to criticism over this video. one day after being placed on leave. a high school security officer goes online to address her critics.

>> the fight against crime in oakland is a community effort, how people in this neighborhood helped officers crack two cases. >> and colin kaepernick is making big promises after signing one of the nfl's biggest contracts. >> i think that is your goal as a player, to try win the super bowl every year. >> the people who helped get him here, including a former teammate. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. oakland schools are making changes tonight in how they train officer whose are hired to keep students safe as one of the officers was caught on this video assaulting a student in a wheelchair. hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am gasia mikaelian. >> that officer who is now on administrative leave is answering her critics. new at 6:00 p.m. ktvu's mike mibach with what she had to say online. >> the school district told me

it is -- its training is not good enough as students say they support the officers including one who just commented today online. >> today at oakland high school chatter about the videos and the two school security officers at the center hof investigation. -- of the investigation. >> tay talk to -- they talk to us and they do they job. they do they job. >> the school district fired her. last night she was suspected with pay. today on her facebook page we found a post that appears to answer criticism. it is crazy to me people with no jobs and never worked in their life could have the nerve to comment about what i do in situations on my job. the school district said they hire the officers directly. >>