>> 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 injuries were such that

even the heroic efforts of the emergency room doctors couldn't save him. the fire department says there were only one available ambulance, it was near golden gate park, it's a 4 1/2 minute trip. it took a ambulance 13 minutes to avive -- arrive. >> it's a difficult for me to guess about the difference that a few minutes would make. the fire department medical director said firefighters arrived in 2 1/2 minutes and determined he needed to get to the hospital. whether it would have made a difference on that information in this particular case, it probably would not have. >> if you have tried to drive in a city getting around is difficult. the goal is 10 minutes but the

average is 12 minutes. a 19-year-old man from the north bay charged with living a high rolling lifestyle using stolen credit cards is speaking out from behind bars. our camera was not allowed in the jail. but the 19-year-old told me he's ready to accept responsibility for his actions. i'm ready to do my time. holloway is accused of using a stolen credit card number to rent this sports card for $13,000 and to pay $27,000 for a image for a party. i didn't learn my lesson. now i get it. since i've been here i get it. hole -- hollaway taking

exception with wanting to be a high roller. i don't like the show off, i don't wear a rolex. that's not me. one investigator said he was arrogant and acted if he out smarted deputies. he booked his rentals online and used a stolen credit card number. he posed enough risk to do more harm that his bail was rated to a -- raised to $000,000. he wants to return to junior college after he serves his type. i would like to work for a hedge fund. regardless of where he ends up he insists he learned his lesson and won't try the take shortcuts to make money. it's better to work hard for it. >> hollaway will be back in

court friday to enter a plea to felony charges. not only does he possibly face more charges but they handed over more toughed prosecutors that could lead to the arrest of others. new information about a man who police say assaulted and carjacked an 89-year-old woman in el cerrito. he may be responsible for threats and violence at three libraries in oakland. terrence hardy punched an 89- year-old woman on sunday in a parking lot and stole her car. the oakland library director says a man with that same name and description hit a librarian in the head at the golden gate branch thursday.

there were disturbances at two other libraries in march and april. >> she was taken to kaiser, and she has not returned to work as a result of that. >> the 89-year-old victim in theeler isiteo carjack --el sirriteo carjacking is recovering. two people that -- are suspected of making drugs in the house. on oregon street for toxic chemicals. sheriff deputies arrived friday to serve a search warrant. today we learned three people arrested have been booked on drug charges of manufacturing and selling lsd. >> medical marijuana clubs are preparing for a tough knew fight after you the new

restrictions were approved last night. pot clubs will be banned from operating within a thousand feet of schools and day care facilities and 150 feet from homes. the hours of operations will be reduced. two pot club groups are working on voter referendums. >> the referendum that we have to do would have to be a special election and any in-- initiative would be a special election or 2016. >> they are working out new rules. the other group is working on a detailed set of regulations. the new rules are expected to go into effect in a month. the largest public college does not have to close its doors. the adread ocean commission will enable city -- adreadation

commission. it was on track the close at the end of july. a statement the commission said it had identified a path forward to hold the school accountable but give it time to comply. a court battle in san jose over a development being fought by a tight-knit neighborhood. people are opposing a plan to build a 50-acre complex of high- tech industrial and manufacturing facilities. last night city council meeting stretched into the early morning hours because of opposition to the project. construction is set to begin this year. the organizers say the trucking operation presents a danger to the community and children at the nearby george main elementary school. the trucking area will be up in the front, the pollution and the noise and all the different things that impact school and education will be tragic for

our students. >> residents plan to take the case to court, supporters say the project will supply jobs. the father of oscar grant is suing messierly for what led to the shooting 4 1/2 years ago. the complicated case and why grant's family need this day in court. >> a video showing the moments before and after oscar grant was shot was shown multiple times today. it is similar to this video but provides a more clear view of the struggle between messierly and grant and the crack of the gunshot. >> he was on his knees with his hands behind his backs. there was no need to pull out a taser or firearm. messierly was convicted of

involuntary manslaughter. he claimed he mistakenly shot grant and meant to use his taser. four years later the father of oscar grant is sues messierly. i felt they were in a war. they walked into a war they were unaware of. >> smith is the mother of grant's friend. she is ewing -- suing on behalf of her son. >> he was threatened with a taser by one of the officers and forced on the bart train after witnessing grant shot and killed. >> her case was combined with grant's father's and boat are heard in federal court. this is not about money, it's about showing that these gentleman that were depained -- takenned had rights and didn't deserve to be treated like

this? the jurors have tomorrow off and the trial is expected to resume on friday. messierly will be back on the stand again. a judge refused bail for chow today. friends say that chow posed no danger to the community. a judge said chow was a flight risk. he's named in a federal criminal complaint along with leland yee. yee is facing gun trafficking and yee is free on bail. tomorrow a new i.d. card system for veterans designed to help improve services. the cards can be used to provide proof of military service, access service. the new cards will be more

convenient than carrying discharge documents. the veteran comes in with the card there's no need the fill out a sheet and ask questions. you save a lot of time and get to the concern he has. santa clara county has 85,000 veterans. officials hope word spreads and improves outreach to veterans. they were touted as a tool to keep streets safer. now bay area cities are shifting gears. why many cameras are being turned off. a push to keep guns out of the hands of the mentally ill. a chance for wet weather in the morning hours. where that could happen and the timeline on the bay area weekend. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures.

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. a trial in the kidnapping and killing of sierra lamar is coming closer. the judge set september 10th for a hearing to set a trial tate. see -- date. investigators say her dna was detected in torres' car and his dna was found on her belongings in a discarded backpack. torres has pled not guilty but the death penalty is being sought. the lend of time it's taking is angers support of the lamar family. >> i can't imagine the pain, to that end it is frustrating to see this prolonged. torres has not court kate on june 27th when a hearing will

decide if grand jury documents will be unsaled. a shopkeeper was sentenced to life in prison without parole for killing two competitor foss for the price of souvenirs. woo shot two shopkeepers because they were selling similar souvenir items for less than he was. he must pay restitution to the family of the victims. new gun-control legislation proposed following the massacre last month. six people were killed. the man responsible took his own life. deputies have been criticized for not searching his parent. elliott said they would have found his guns and ruined his plans to kill.

bay area cities are backing away from red light cameras after years of hailing them as a key tour in helping to keep roads safe. oakland is the latest to stop using red light cameras. tom baker is live with to growing trend to red light the camera programs. >> we called around and found these things are being an endangers species. >> when first adopted cities told their constituents that the red light cameras would reduce the number of intersection crashes. the sellers told cities there was another center if not gold lining. we spoke with steven cassidy who opposed the camera system. for many jurisdictions it was

not the pot of money they were sold on when it was proposed. >> then the recession and the reality set in. the vast majority of the funds go to the state, county and the operator. in many cities it's because the operating cost exceeded the revenue. hostility grow. it was a revenue source for the city. >> at one time there were 22 bay area cities that used the cameras. in the last few years it's been reduced to 7. san leandro will review the contract next year to decide if the cameras will stay for another five years or go. at intersections where there's red light cameras there's a decrease in accidents and collisions. but there's been a decrease

city wide in accidents and collisions. >> it has nothing to do with safety. >> and there's no recourse, hit with a $500 fine knew didn't know you got a ticket until you got it in the mail. based on the numbers the trend and the political tide against red light cameras in undeniable. >> oakland shut off its red light cameras on may 20th. it came up this week. if there had been a camera it would have revealed if the mayor was at fault if she ran the red light and if she was using her cell phone. when he checked there's no camera at that intersection. the nearest camera is 12 blocks away. there's more turbulance at a continue extra -- contra

costa school. members are considering action to remove the board's chairman. last month the board fired the operations director and the athletic director because of personnel conflicts. the school converted from a public high school into a charter school in 2012 despite concerns over funding. further cooling today. temperature yesterday took a drop, today they took at drop. 82 in antioch, 68 in santa rosa, 70 in san rafael action long the coast they have not even seen the sun. you saw the sun in oakland and alamita. it took a while. the marine layer is deep. it is really pushing inland and having a big impact on air quality and fire danger.

the air quality is better and the fire danger is reduced, it is across the hills now. into berkeley and oakland. by tomorrow morning it is in most bay area cities. there's the cool air, that's the bay area natural air- conditioning, this low is what's triggering it. as it gets closer we could see drizzle. not unusual for this time of the year, it will be breezy, that's tomorrow, tomorrow is a lot like today. and in the weekend high replaces it. the logos through -- low goes through, it leaves a vacuum. this pattern repeats itself much of the summer. the fog forecast for the morning hours there, it is. tomorrow afternoon, we're in the 90s, you have to look hard.

sacramento, you are in the 80s, yellows are 70s, clayton in the 70s, upper 70s, might see low 80s, in vacaville, going to be a cooler day, 80 in antioch, 81 in fairfield, or brentwood, 74 as you look into milpitas and on long the coast it's foggy. what's the big change nothing, what's the change for the weekend warmer, friday a lot like tomorrow, in the weekend you see in the area, it warms up. the low clears the area and warms you'll for saturday and sunday. i'm happy when the air quality gets good and the fire takes a break. they get a couple easy days. by the weekend we'll talk fire again. pga second major championship starts tomorrow.

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fan. >> they get another crack tonight. in the wee hours the a's and angels decided the outcome of the night. it was 1-1 in the 8th. cespedes misplays the shot. but then does he recovered. hendrick figures he should score from first with anybody else in left field he would have. but says pedestrianis -- saysed byes puts it on the money. with 2 out, and jeff francis on the mound. the angels win 2-1. their fifth straight win. the angels move to 2 1/2 games of oakland with one more game tonight. golf's u.s. open starts tomorrow. one story line will be phil mickelson attempt to win the one major that's eluded him. adam scott is the number 1 player in the world as they

take on the long rough and fast greens. rory mcilroy has two major tournament wins including the 2011 open. he won the pga in 2012. count him among those who feel there's something not right when tiger woods, still recovering from surgery, is not in a major. >> we would not be where we are without tiger woods, he's done more for golf than anyone in the past, maybe arnold in someway. tiger brought so many new people in the game, and gave us on tour so many opportunities to play for bigger prize money, more exposure. >> l.a. kings trying to wrap things up tonight against the rangers but they are trailing 1-0. >> i can't believe that throw by cespedes. >> thank you joe. coming up at 10:00 a 34-year-

old tradition is coming to an end. a way area theater show says its shows cannot go on and what's happening to dozens of workers tonight at 10:00. >> we're also here at ktvu.com, on facebook and twitter. have a great phone.

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