where he was acting out. security was called and he left. oakland police are investigating and seeing if hardy was responsible. >> the librarian was taken to kaiser and has not returned to work. >> at this hour hardy is on the loose. if you have seen him give police a call. >> new developments in the case of a bart officer accused in the death of grant. >> took the stand at noon and the attorney for officer

grant's father questioned him. >> on 40cations in court the jury was shown cell phone video before and after grant was shot. the video was similar to this one but provided a better view. in the video jurors could see and her the struggle with messierly on top of grant followed by the crack of a gunshot. >> we have to show he intended to harm oscar grant. the father of oscar grant is suing messierly. >> he lost his son. he has a right to collect damages for someone de45ing him of the -- de45ing him of the

relationship. >> messierly was convicted of manslaughter in 2010. he said he shot grant by mistake. mccoy tried to poke holes in that defense. mccoy asked was that in your mind. messierly responded i thought he could be going for a weapon, yes. >> messierly's attorney was not available for questioning after the suit. there were two lawsuits, one by grant's father and the mother of one of his friends. city college of san francisco does not have to close its doors. it comes as huge news to the students because the college was on track to close at the

end. july. in a statement the commission identified a path forward to hold the school accountable and to give the school time to comply. a car fire and explosion started a grass fire this afternoon. the car was being towed when it caught fire along east bound 780. the tow truck striver pulled over and tried using a fire extinguisher. video shows the smoke and fire which spread to the back of the truck and the side of the road. that caused concerns for nearby homes but firefighters put out the flames. no one was hurt and no homes were damaged. the man accused of killing sierra lamar is closer to standing trial. he has pleaded not guilty the

charges he killed sierra lamar. she disappeared two years ago. prosecutors are pursuing the death penalty. a trial date is expected to set in september. day six in the search for cody matthews. the 23-year-old was reported missing by his parents. search teams covered 90% of the immediate search area and are expanding to the north with more off-road vehicles. their biggest concern is if he's injured or dehydrated. several bay area counties have sent search teams. political leaders calling on to san francisco archbishop not to attend a contrary verbal -- versal -- controversial

event. >> here's the letter written by lieutenant governor, san francisco mayor and others. imploring the catholic leader to change his mind. >> thousands of catholics worship at st. mary's every year. now the church and the leaders are on the hot seat. >> it's sad, if you live in san francisco you should support gay marriage. >> cordileone -- cordileone will take part of in marriage. >> it is upsetting. you would think there would be more tolerance for the community in which someone is serving. >> it is sponsored by two anti- gay marriage groups. >> a lot of people finding ways to heal rather than further divide the country. mayor lee and gavin newsom

wrote the letter asking the archbishop not to take part in the. >> it will be extreme vitriolics opposed to we have difference of opinion, yes and go forward with their message. this is about extremism. >> he's out of town and was unavailable for comment. he is speaking at the same event last year. what could be more beautiful than a man and woman coming together to create new life. marriage is the only discussion that -- institution that does that, connects children to their parents. >> this catholic opposes the trip. >> i think it's better for him not to go.

to diffuse the situation. >> the mayor says he's not heard back from the church, but he's planning to attend the march. a community in shock over the death of a 14-year-old student at the hands of another high school freshman. everyone is asking the same question, why did the 15-year- old gunman do it. police in oregon identified the victim and the gunman from the deadly shooting yesterday. what they don't know yet is the motive. >> we have not established any link between the shooter and the victim. >> the family of the 14-year- old victim asked for privacy and prayers for their son. the shooter is gerald pageant, he used a guitar case and duffle bag to carry a gun and

ammunition into the high school yesterday. he got the weapons out of a locked storage area home. he committed suicide after killing hoffman. today friends talked about how much they liked the victim. >> he was a great kid, i loved him. he was respectful and he was a great student. >> a teacher was wounded. he saved a lot of lives by working to get the school locked down despite being injured. a change in gun law in california is being proposed. the new proposal would require law enforcement to check state gun records as part of welfare checks. roger went on to kill six

students and himself in isla vista. three of the students were from the bay area. a stunning upset in the virginia primary that's sends shock waves on capitol hill. eric kantor is stepping down from his leadership post early. >> last night he faced news cameras for a concession speech, today announcement is part of the speech. >> be effective july 31 i will step down as majority leader. it is with humility i do so. >> he lost the virginia republican primary to a little known professor

[indiscernible] kantor credited his faith in dealing with the defeat. you learn about setbacks, you read and learned that each setback is an opportunity and there's optimism for the future. many figured kantor to be the success or to ban or -- boehner. >> there's anger in the land, the canter election showed it. >> he will be a champion for conservatives and threw his support behind kevin mccarthy. it's now official, san francisco is out of the running for next year's, for the next america's cup yacht race. organizes are narrowing down the short list and san francisco is no longer a candidate. san diego, chicago and bermuda

are the only areas left on the list. in a letter to ed lee the cup organizers praised last summer and the whole america's cup community appreciated your efforts to making the event successful. dog rescued from hot car, what happens to owner who's lock up their pets in the heat. temperature going to rebound, how much things will warm up in time for your weekend. >> how easily it can happen, children injured bishoping carts -- by shopping carts. ♪ ♪

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felony vandalism for poaching redwood trees. poachers have been stealing wood and selling it. prosecutors say danny garcia pleaded guilty and will be sentenced next week. both men were banned from the redwood national and state parks. a teenager from austria is responsible for hacking into tweet deck app and he wanted to use heart symbols in his tweets. he said he discovered the security flaw while playing with the commuter code to create hearts and he loaded a string of commuter code that hijacked the software. twitter took down the app but says the problem has been

fixed. toyota is recalling 750,000 vehicles over an air bag flaw. it contained a propellent that was improperly made. the recall was expanded because the supplier had not released a complete list of models. . it's a startling figure, on average every 22 minutes a young child is injured by a shopping cart. how it can happen in an instant. >> it takes a second, this video shows how a trip to the store nearly injured -- ended in the emergency room. a man catches a baby falling out of the shopping cart. these close calls all the time in the store. climbing out of the carts and to the back reaching, or just

little ones who are totally unpredictable. >> according to a study, 24,000 kids every year are treated in the emergency room for shopping cart accidents. watch this youtube video showing a cart can tip over. there should be stronger safety standards. >> they can be made with a better center of gravity. >> the number of concussions from shopping cart accidents rose more than 200% between 1990 and 2011, most involved infacts and toddlers, brown is urging the safety commission to increase public awareness of the potential dangers, in 2004 standards were introduced but they have done little good. suggestions this time around

include improved restraint systems and placing car seats in the largest part of the basket. >> the industry says it is working to revise warning baseballs -- labels. preservationist were granted the okay to give a thee ate -- theater the okay to grant the to a national historic landmark. jim harbaugh starred in a new commercial that pokes number at the dad pants he wears. >> the shape less pleated tragedy men find themselves in every day. i was there, my handsome, successful football coach of a husband looked like he hung the

curtains from his belt. thankfully stockers discovered the antidote. dockers to the rescue. now she says he's made a miraculous transformation after putting on dockers, will he wear the dockers next week. if you would like to see the full ad it on ktvu.com. i watched it. it's funny. >> she hits all the right notes. i like pleats. >> let's bring in bill, you made the change from the pleat to the flat front. i didn't have dad pants. suits only had pleats in them. now they don't come with pleats any more. i don't do the slim stuff. outside we're looking at temperature cooler than

yesterday. it was a big cooldown yesterday. temperature today cooled further. you can see it. as that spins around it releases the inversion on the coast and allows the fog to trickle inward. it's not receded that much. it is in berkeley. there's breaks. as you come in close it's been a foggy day all day. in daily city, bay view district some breaks. the fog will pull in late tonight and early tomorrow morning. we'll do the same dance tomorrow. with the green representing the cooling numbers. you see the moisture. that moisture and cool air is upping the fire danger and helping the air quality a ton. increasing low clouds. what we had today is what we will see tomorrow.

temperature really start to warm in time for the bay area weekend. a warming trend comes our way. in the meantime, san jose they are 74, fran downtown -- san francisco you are at 60. temperature tomorrow about the same. you won't see a big jump in the temperature. foggy most of the day in downtown san francisco. san jose 74, highs tomorrow in the 70s. there's the fog footprint for the morning hours. i don't know if i buy all the way to marysville, aggressive with the model. it's moist cool air as that pushes inland. look another the temperature, those are 90s. barely showing up. lots of 80s. the yellows are 70s. temperature to mild side. good for air quality. great for fire danger.

77 in concord, 80 in antioch, and 75 in shows. you embarrassed me with the pleat thing. i was a compliment. >> you don't talk about it. we don't talk about wearing pleats. >> you compliment his ties. >> threw me off. >> we're all so close. i always liked the pleats. the faster way to travel in and out of the bay area, a stop in oakland will get you through security quickly. a home on the edge of the cliff. it will cost the owners more than losing their home. now what we're working on for 6:00. >> fire officials say it took longer than it should have to reach a dying boy at fisherman's wharf. an exclusive interview with a young man charged with using

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in decision -- addition to the loss of the home the owners are responsible for the clean up. chuck hagel admitted communication with congress could have been better. he defended the need for speed and accuracy. >> i never said i don't trust the congress. those are your words. >> your actions. >> no i didn't say. you said i said it. >> your actions demonstrate you don't trust congress. now it's my action. >> your actions say you don't trust congress. i get it. many lawmakers are furious that congress was not notified about the exchange of prisoners for bow bergdahl lawmakers say that it's required by law to give congress 30 days notice about

the transfer of any guantanamo bay prisoners. >> you didn't take the top leadership and congress and talk about it. there's no compelling reason they couldn't provide a notification to congress. there's concerns about the release of the taliban five who's only monitored for one year and the status of bergdahl as a possible deserter. at this time no charges are pending against him. a trial is set for next month on the battle of the sale of the clippers basketball team. the trial is to determine if sterling was properly removed as administrators of the family trust. his wife is asked to be named the sole trustee. court documents say three doctors say donald sterling is

showing signs of early alzheimer's. raymond chow makes his case to get out of jail. why he's behind bars why his alleged co-conspirators are not. there's new rules for san jose pot clubs, why advocates plan to fight the rules and their chances for success. several dogs were rescued from hot cars this week. not every owner gets the same punishment.

. and that breaking news comes from berkeley, at 4:30 this afternoon two people were shot at the intersection of russell and california. that's not far from sacramento street and ashby avenue, at this point they have been taken to the hospital, the initial one was shot in the leg and the other in the arm. as you can see this is a residential area, there's a lot of evidence markers on the ground. perhaps indicating that a lot of shots were fired. two people shot in berkeley at the intersection of russell and

california. boat have been -- both have been taken to the hospital one with a leg injury and the other apparently shot in the arm. new developments in a federal case that's ensnared a state senator and a former chinatown gangster. raymond chow was denied bail despite pleas from friends and neighbors. now his attorney says there's a double standard at work. >> chow's attorney said the ruling didn't surprise them but they face a tough road to free him. he's been in federal custody since april, today a u.s. magistrate said former gang leader raymond chow should remain jailed because he poses a danger to the community. >> he has reformed himself and

the government doesn't accept it. >> chow faces charges including money laundering and conspiracy to sell alcohol and tobacco. he's a figure in a five year long sting. >> i think that he's not getting a fair chance. at the bail hearing a group of friends and neighbors testified that he posed no threat to the community and had helped troubled young people. >> he's made a positive influence, you can't base his past, 10 years ago plus on who he is now. the defense team expect, more racketeering charges in the coming weeks. they want to know why yee got

out on bail. it's not fair. >> chow and 28 co defends will be back. even if he's granted bail they would have to clear up a immigrations and customs enforcement hold before he's allowed to walk the streets of chinatown again. the fbi is involved in the investigation of the wait times at v.a. facilities. the justice has asked the fbi to review key documents. the fbi will be thorough in the investigation. >> do you think you're going to look more broadly given there's more facilities engaged beyond the phoenix issues. >> we're working with the vaig. >> a v inspectors van general

found thousands had to wait weeks or months for treatment and hospital administrators may have covered that up. a truck driver involved in the crash of tracy morgan was in court today. he was awake 24 hours when he plowed into a limo bus. morgan is hospitalized in critical but stable condition. morgan's friend was killed in the crash. two other people were hurt. it's a new world for medical marijuana dispensaries in san jose. tough new rules. one of the clubs where they are

weighing their options. >> members of the silicon valley cannibus coalition say there's time to fight the new regulations for dispensaries in san jose but the clock is ticking. the city council passed new restrictions on where and how pot clubs can conduct business. it's illegal to be within 1000 feet of schools and day care facilities and reduced operating hours. all groups will fight the actions, or a referendum to create new rules it doesn't appear the actions will make on it the 2014 ballot. the referendum would have to be a special election and any initiative would be a special

election or 2016. >> the coalition is looking at other options including going to court because too many of the pot clubs won't be able to operate under the new regulations and where they would have to operate there could be only 50 feet between one business and another. clustering could be good or bad. it could be pot villages or go to the extreme tease of the city to get medication. there's no concern of legal challenges, barring legal delays the new regulations will go infected in a month. -- effect in a month. police are investigating a homicide in the tenderloin district. officers found a person shot to death. police have not released they

kennedy of the victim -- identity of the victim. >> 59-year-old was arrested after the double shooting on jeffer street in jan of 2011. woo killed choo and ho because they were selling similar items for less. in an hour a bay area school district will take up rotc in high school. the west contra costa school board approved spending $100,000 on a junior rotc program with the air force. now the board is considering implements it at other high schools but many oppose the program. the military coming in is

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their loans was blocked by republicans. the bill would have closed a tax loophole letting millionaires pay lower tax. >> if senators want to pay for this in a different way they should offer amendments but not block it. >> republicans say the legislation does not get to the root of the problem, skyrockets collect costs. loan debs -- debt is over a billion dollars. you have to go to oakland to get a faster screening at airports. just a few minutes could be deadly. >> they need to rethink what they're doing. a bay area city had four calls about dogs in hot cars in one day. the charges against each person

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. when temperature spiked so did calls to police and animal control. several dogs were found in locked cars. in one case it was too late. how officers handled the cases and found out why owners may

not face criminal charges. the dog days of summer are upon us, with the sun and heat comes a warning. >> you never realize how hot it gets in the car. hot enough to kill in the case of a german schepper in bell -- sheperd in belmont. in fremont on monday officers responded to 4 incidents. in one the temperature was more than 110 degrees in the car. we will break windows open if we have to. >> one dog was rushed to the vet. it survived and returned to the owner who may face animal cruelty charges. in another case education was the answer. in that case the officer educated the owner and decided to leave it at that. in another case the officer that responded used his or her

kiss grecian -- discretion and gave a warning. >> in a 75-degree day it takes 30 minutes to reach 120 degrees. temperature that can be ft.al for a -- fatal for a dog. dogs panting in the heat get hotter. even with cooling down and ice pack and emergency fluids you may not be able to save a pet. this is where it comes back if you have to go out on a hot day, leave your dog at home. >> it's a message this pet sitter takes to heart. >> it's unnecessary and heartbreaking. the family of mcmath says the girl will receive an honorary diploma. jahi was declared brain dead

after surgery. her family went to court to prevent the hospital from being taken off a ventilator. ec reames academy will give the diploma to a family member this friday. berkeley is moving ahead with an ordinance to gradually raise the minimum wage to over $12 an hour. it would raise the minimum to $10 an hour on october 1 and raise the minimum wage to 12.53 in 2016. a second vote is expected in two weeks. a giant giveaway at at&t park in san francisco. did [indiscernible] san francisco giants catcher

buster posey shared his love of baseball and gave away a thousand gloves to junior giants program. >> junior giants is a free baseball program that teaches kids skills for life. most of the kids can't afford their own glove. they are being treated to tonight's game. very nice. >> let's bring in bill martin and talk about the weather for the game. >> jackets out at the park, it will be chilly. the fog is coming across the city, working across the ballpark, it will be in your neighborhood tomorrow morning as it was this morning. temperature today were cool. yesterday's temperature dropped 20 degrees. some areas dropped 5 degrees, 8 degrees. 82 in antioch. not that long ago it was 106

degrees. these are the official national weather service highs. this low-pressure system is the culprit for all the cooling and all the relief from air quality. we're getting relief from fire danger because of this system. all this moist area , air, in the marine hedlands. moving to the freemond area. that fog increases humidity, drops temperature. takes fire danger down a bunch of notches. so as we look at the satellite imagery of the fog, it is there and will be in many areas tomorrow morning. if you had it this morning you will have it tomorrow. the marine level up to 2000 feet in some areas. this low pressure is the mechanism for the marine layer

to get stretched out. tomorrow like today. friday and saturday, sunday, temperature start to warm, especially on saturday and sunday. it gets into the 80s. a nice looking weekend, not as warm as we saw last couple days. forecast high is 81 in brentwood, mild temperature for this time of the year, 70s in gilroy. 73 in mountain view. the five-day forecast, you see weekend warms up nicely. drizzle. clouds on friday. there's the five-day forecast in time for father's day. >> just around the corner. what do you want for father's day. i don't know what i want. i will always take a tie. and i'll probably get that. underestimating an important cost. >> you're spending in excess of

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. a kayaker is lucky to be alive after attempting to go from california to hawaii. he ran into trouble when his solar base charging equipment stopped working. they received a distress call yesterday and rescued him yesterday. is tsa is making it easier to sign up for expedited screening. they announced the opening of an office at the port of oakland. travelers approved for precheck don't have to take off their shoes and belts and the 85 fee

is worth it. >> going with a 2-year-old is not as fun. he doesn't like to stand in lines. if we can zip through there it's easier. >> the fee covers five years of domestic travel. there's a new office in martinez with offices soon in san francisco and san jose. new at 5:00, most people seriously underestimate what it will cost to care for an elderly family member. that man is trying to make sure that other people don't make the same mistake. >> many of us think young, but more and more of us are living longer and not prepared for it. >> richard week leer was a husband, father and soft wear salesman. we had parents that were 80ish

and figured everything would take care of itself. >> his inlaws needed nursing home and so did his father near we were spending $20,000 a month for one parent. most people vastly under estimate the cost of long-term care. it's not covered by medicare. only one in six has long-term care insurance. >> it's something we decided not to do. we can't afford it. our generation thinks we won't need it. >> karen westbrook is 46. >> we are in denial. >> insurance adviser bill campbell. stress on the families that have to take care of loved ones. >> insurance is not for everyone, the rich can pay. the poor can get some government help, fewer companies are writing policies. >> premiums are going up as the

companies are seeing more and more claims. people are living longer. wexler started points of life to educate and help people facing elder care. >> don't expect help from health care reform. congress considered and rejected long-term care coverage, it's as if the nation is in denial. mosquito and vector control is alerting residents of the west nile virus. a dead crew has tests to piv for the -- positive for the disease. no human cases have been reported, but vector control the urging people to reduce their risk by dumping standing water because that's where

mosquito breed. we're learning about a delay in getting emergency help after a statue toppling over striking a 2-year-old boy. this 19-year-old lived the life of a high roller and paid for it with stolen credit cards. ken wayne sits down with him. what the young man has learned. bay area is putting the brakes on red light cameras. the link that's missing between red light cameras and safer streets. . it was a tragic accident, a statue of a dolphin toppling over on a 2-year-old boy last friday tonight we're learning it may have taken two long for an ambulance to reach him.

>> the san francisco fire department admits the ambulance responding took longer to get to the child than it should have. noah walker is at fisherman's wharf with the reason. >> there were 16 san francisco fire department ambulances on duty friday, plus the private ones, all but one was busy. so that when a toddler at fisherman's wharf needed help the closest ambulance was not close at all. >> fisherman's war of -- wharf is a mecca full of tourist traps and treats, but last friday a trip turned tragic for a family from utah when a 2- year-old climbed on a dolphin statue and it fell on him. >> the