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. >> all employees have a

background check. >> reporter: the officers jobs are posted online. a test and interview are given. pass those, you are eligible for hire and if you are hired they use mental health and social counselors to put you through training. >> discussion as opposed to punitiveo violent majors of controlling the situation. >> reporter: tonight her future with the district remains uncertain. . >> you can question whether she was negligent in being slow to restrain and whether there was excessive force during the incident where they are wrestling on the ground but it is not as cut and dry. >> reporter: the district will hold a new training session for the school officers this month. he says the two videos will be used as a teacher point about what not to do. we reached out to both but our

request for comment, they did not get back to us. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. a san jose police officer is out on bail tonight facing charges that he planned to sell drugs. ktvu's robert handa is in the south bay with what lead to the officer's arrest. robert? >> reporter: well, that police officer was arrested here at san jose police headquarters hours after marijuana was discovered and ktvu channel 2 news learned why he was taken into custody so quickly. >> reporter: workers at this public storage facility checked on a locker because the owner is behind in rent. they called police after finding american inside. a police officer, son vu, was connected to the storage locker. sources told ktvu investigators obtained surveillance video tape of son vu at the locker. and estimated the amount of pot

at 20 pounds. police are not confirming the information but said the evidence allowed them to arrest son vu that evening charged with possession with intent to sell. >> the officers and the district attorney felt comfortable the amount of marijuana was enough to charge the officer. >> son vu has other legal troubles. he is named in a excessive force lawsuit. his arrest troubles the rank and file. >> we have formed a relationship and so it does resinates differently. >> reporter: officers have access to a legal defense fund but usually for incidents within the line of duty. >> has to be related to official duties. and based on what i heard i don't think this falls into that. >> reporter: son vu posted $20,000 bail and he was released this afternoon. he has a court date of june 18.

tonight at 10:00 p.m. more details on son vu's legal troubles. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. family members are raising questions after a sheriff's deputy shot and killed a woman described as having special needs. deputies responded to the housing complex last night after family called 911. they said yanira serrano-garcia was mentally ill and not taking her medication. the sheriff's office says deputies found yanira serrano- garcia standing in the streets and lunged at one of the deputies with a knife. that is when a deputy fired killing her. family members say the shooting was not justified. >> i just feel sad. i feel mad. and i don't know why an officer would do that and try to kill my cousin. my cousin didn't do nothing. they could have tased her.

could have done something better. >> the deputy has been placed on paid administrative leave while the district attorney investigates the shooting. a police officer was hurt in a head on collision with a suspected drunk driver this afternoon. the officer was responding to a call when the crash happened about 12:45 p.m. this afternoon. his injuries were minor. police the driver made an illegal turn in front of his patrol car. police arrested the 45-year-old on suspicion of driving under the influence. firefighters are trying to control a three alarm fire that is destroying a boarded up hotel. it is on east main street near grant street. the fire started at 3:00 p.m. this afternoon in the building. stair wells had been removed so crews can't go inside. the building is also partially collapsed so they have been battling the flames from the

outside. there is no word on how the fire started. firefighters said it is tough to keep watered and vandals out -- scottered and vandals out. -- squattered and vandals out. >> reporter: the san bruno pipeline explosion, pg&e officials said they received notification on monday that new charges would be filed next month. prosecutors did not provide details about the filing did say pg&e continues to believe that criminal charges are not merited and it did not willfully violate safety standards. pg&e plead not guilty. the san francisco city attorney is trying to force muni employees to go back to work. he filed a charge against union workers. the action urges union leaders to get workers to end their sick out that has gone on for three days. men a of the lines dis-- many

of the lines dissipated today. on monday only a third of the fleet was in service and yesterday that increased to half the fleet. cable car service remained unavailable. caltrans put a price tag on the fix for anchor rods on the eastern span of the bay bridge. the construction manager reviewed potential problems and the solution to the construction for the toll bridge program over site committee. the biggest issue is anchor rods that sit in opening that are too small. that limited space -- that limited space could cause wear so they are working to enlarge the openings. that will cost $1.5 million. and he says the bridge is able to with stand a major earthquake. >> i see it rocking and rolling like any other bridge and back in service pretty quick.

i don't see any -- i rather be on this bridge than any other bridge in the state. >> another item addressed today was humidity and corrosion inside the structure. officials say there has been no corrosion and the humidy is under control. the city counsel -- humidity is under control. the city counsel agreed to raise the minimum wage. they voted to phase in the increase from $9.60 to $13 an hour by 2018. businesses that pay fewer than 800 hours every two weeks will be exemp. also businesses that make -- exempt also businesses that make half of their anales outside the city will split the difference. labor groups say it creates confusion and are unfair. it goes up for a final vote next month. some state lawmakers say lives are at risk because of

the number of vierant criminal -- violent criminals treated. advocates say the number of criminal patients treated at the 5 state mental hospitals quadrupled since 1984. >> we have daily incidents of assaults. fear from patient whose do exhibit violent tendencies and something has to be done about it in order to prevent more injuries and more deaths. >> a report showed more than 3,000 aggressive acts by patients against staff in the state's 5 helmets in 2012 -- hospitals in 2012. napa state hospital has a long history of violence. last year there was an attack by a female nurse who was grabbed by a male with a record of sexual assaults.

those alarms were one of the safety measures put in place after a technician was trangled by a patient at napa -- strangled by a patient add napa in 20 -- at napa in 2010. from a raising star to one of the highest paid players in the nfl, san franciscoers quarterback colin kaepernick. mark ibanez is here now. what is interesting is how much money is guaranteed. >> incredible. guaranteed money. might be the quickest rise in the nfl history. $61million is guaranteed. keep in mind colin kaepernick started only 30 games in his nfl career but the 49ers confident enough to give him a 6 year deal. they believe he has the potential to lead them to multiple super bowls. got a great work ethic. they are comfortable with giving him this guaranteed money and a contract that could

reach up to $126 million. and colin kaepernick says he had plenty of help to get him to this point. ktvu's there have been -- >> there have been too many people that helped me get to this position, from the organization to my family, to coach harbaugh, the coaches along the way, even alex smith, the time i spent with him. i don't think i would have been able to be at this point so quickly if he hadn't been such a great mentor with me. >> nice of colin kaepernick -- [ talking at the same time ] >> it is. >> everybody who followed the 49ers for years knows alex smith, a class guy. i am sure he was glad to hear that from colin kaepernick. >> thank you. ktvu channel 2 news viewers are weighing in on the new contract for colin kaepernick. tell us if you think the 49ers

starting quarterback is worth all of that money. some people say the crime is so prevalent they are used to it. >> that is common around here. >> see how this community is helping police crack two violent cases -- two dogs turn on their disabled owner. biting his arms and legs. the quick action as neighbor took that may have saved his life. >> less fog showing up inland. i will let you know if you will see fog tomorrow morning.

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role. ktvu's noelle walker is live with the help officers recently got. >> reporter: police say without the witnesses stepping in the chance of getting her purse back were slim to none. people want more people to report crimes to get a better shot at stopping them. >> reporter: living in oakland can be all play. but sometimes it is work. >> i think the neighborhood attracts that sort of day time crime. >> reporter: crimes like autoburglary. -- auto burglary. she loves raising her son in her neighborhood. she says she feels safe. but has become used to a certain level of property crime. >> used to the car break ins. muggings. >> we are trying to change that image of oakland. >> the police captain says

residential burglaries and street robberies are down but police can't do it alone. >> thank you so much. >> reporter: that is steve. >> okay. >> reporter: police are praising him and others. >> they helped us out. >> reporter: helped catch a robber who wished a woman to the ground and stole her -- pushed a woman to the ground and stole her purse. >> the suspect was over here. >> reporter: with fewer officers on the street, he says police rely on the good guys. >> people are fed up. to help catch the bad ones. >> there is more good citizens citizens and they are tired of it and they are helping us out. >> reporter: the community helped police solve a murder two months ago. people kept the victim's memory alive long after the flowers faded. >> one thing you won't see is how the community comes together. >> reporter: hand and hand with

police working for a safer community to play in. there are some neighborhoods that hired private security parole. people said that wouldn't fit in with their neighborhood, they want to do it themselves. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. a neighbor came to the rescue of a disabled man attacked by two pitbulls last night in sacramento county. a off duty fire marshal heard his neighbor scream for help. he ran to the home but says the two dogs charged him, forcing him to shoot. >> there was a lot of fight in that dog. after a couple shots he was still coming after me. >> one of the dogs was killed a thet home, the other -- killed at the home, the other had to be put down. the man is now recovering. two oakland raider cheerleaders filed a lawsuit against the team and the national football league

complaining about working conditions and pay. this is the first time the nfl has been a target of the lawsuit. the suite claims they were groped and subjected to degrading comments and they are not paid enough. the raidhairs no comment on today's -- raiders had no comment on today's action. . urging congress to curve spying on internet users. the bill would end collection of phone records by the nsa but companies also want tighter reforms to protect internet communications including the identities of people who exchange e-mails. warmer out there today. temperatures 5 and 10 degrees warmer than they were yesterday at this time. inland mainly. fog along the coast. temperature of 94 in antioch. that is the hot spot today. temperatures inland tomorrow are going to be into the mid-

90s. that the where it stays as the fog that is forming along the coast is getting trapped there. you can see it dips down. past the golden gate bridge. you can see it streaming inland. it is getting pinched down. it can't get over the hills to cool the inland bay valleys. this fog bank sticks at the coast and around the bay. inland valleys are spared the cool air and you will find temperatures increasing. that started today and continues tomorrow. fog along the coast right now. you can see fog -- no, you can't see it. these are the current temperatures, though. 50s. right? warmth inland. reds, i mentioned this last night, 90s, come this way, towards the west now. we will see warmer temperatures, higher temperatures, starting to show up. western side of the valleys. napa tomorrow morning, patchy

fog. fog at the gate. half moon bay, and then back to the coast. and there is your high forecast tomorrow. you can see the fog. or the effects of the fog. that is what summer looks like in the bay area. that is where we are heading and this is exactly what you would expect to see. forecast highs in concord 90. 93 antioch. 93 bend wood. air quality okay. -- brentwood. air quality is okay. around the bay, where the bigger cities are, san jose, oakland, san francisco, the breeze serves it up. airline quality not bad with this pattern. fire danger not horrible but it is almost summer so it is dry. fire danger will always -- danger will always be high. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, right? sunday is the warmest day of the week. or hottest.

97. yeah. if you say 97, easy to get to 100 degrees. >> that is hot. thank you. elementary school student completed a challenge to divert more trash to recycling and compost than to landfills. >> two months ago they pledged to reduce the amount of trash going to the landfill from 59% down to 10%. and they actually exceeded that and now send less than 4% to landfills. >> we help the planet because when we don't put the right stuff we will destroy the planet. >> students and teachers spent recess and lunch breaks sitting near trash bins to teach the students. >> hard work. coming up, more from 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick on his monster new deal and the giants and the a's playing

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ag10 year lease with the city of oakland. the deal should be finalized in a couple weeks. the a's have been trying to build a new park in san jose. their lease in oakland expires in 2015. he said we want to stay in the bay area. we are a bay area team. we are not moving to timbuktu. >> who wants to go to timbuktu. more on colin kaepernick and the a's and giants are playing right now. >> a lot of good staff going on. -- stuff going on right now. 49ers have their quarterback, colin kaepernick. the largest sum of money guaranteed to any player in nfl history. colin kaepernick six year deal, 120 million. definitely 61 million guaranteed. 49ers feeling very comfortable with colin kaepernick's potential. great work ethic, recent problems in miami had no

bearing on things. obviously. he has this reaction to today's signing. >> i guess only thing i could say is i am going to work to make sure i am worth every penny of this. win as many games as possible and help the team win as many games as possible and i think that is something i feel like i can do. >> meanwhile a's and giants both in progress. how about the oakland a's down 4-0 and yoenis cespedes getting one. dead center field over and out. home run for him. yankee fans no problem, still leading 4-0. they are sleeping. they are yankees. no problem. by the time yoenis cespedes came up again. again, deep right field. and gone. and the a's tied it 4-4 and yes, those folks have now awaken.

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