camera rolling during a undercover sting and ktvu's eric rasmussen is here with what that investigation revealed. >> reporter: you can't tell if it has been tampered with by looking at the mileage but the dmv says half the cars had odometers that were rolled back or replaced. the owner of the deepertion sold a-- dealership sold one of the cars to an under cover investigator. >> reporter: anything to say for yourself? >> for what? >> reporter: are you rolling back the odometers? >> i don't know what you are talking about. >> reporter: that is hard to believe. moments before officers put him in handcuffs. 2 investigates reported him closing a deal. his customer an under cover investigator with the dmv, ready to pay cash, $4,500 for a

car with 115,000 miles. >> investigator says he is excited because the mile subject so low and the reply is because i put a new engine in it. >> reporter: but that doesn't change the myelin. the mini -- mileage on it. the minivan had 260,000 miles. it was rolled back 150,000 miles. authorities moved in as soon as the sale was complete. >> i don't trust them. i don't trust them at all. >> the story sounds familiar to this customer. she bought an suv from george's california car sales. the engine blew and she discovered the true mileage was 200,000. >> reporter: what did you think when you saw how far off the mileage was? >> i would not have bought that

car with the mileage being that high. >> reporter: back at the dealership more evidence of tampering. this car was advertised with hundred hundred 1,000 -- 101 -- 85,000 miles on this tahoe. >> the auction sold it with 238,000 miles. 13 vehicles had mileage that was different, they have all been rolled back. >> reporter: what kind of operation are you running? >> reporter: no answers from his wife. the couple also own as smog shop where they believe the odometers were rolled back. >> to say it is broken, we could understand that but have

half the inventory is unfathomable. >> reporter: effecting customers long after the deal is done. >> reporter: she now out of -- he is now out of jail, he could face grand theft and odometer tampering. eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. >> if you have a potential story idea for the 2 investigates team, e-mail us at 2 2investigates@ktvu.com. breaking news now from berkeley a child is hospitalized after being hit by a suv. it happened near bancroft way at 4:00 p.m. this afternoon. police tell ktvu the 7-year-old boy was riding a bicycle with a group of people. he was taken to the hospital with injuries described as significant. police say the driver of the

suv stopped stopped and is cooperating. four construction workers were injured when the building therapy working on -- they were working on collapsed. emergency crews arrived at 10:30 a.m. this morning. they were building a wood frame when the roof saved in on top of them. cal-osha tells ktvu two workers suffer -- two workers suffered minor injuries injuries. what was found inside ryan chamberlain's apartment in san francisco when they raided it and found bomb making materials. ryan chamberlain appeared in court today. police found a key ingredient to make ricin. ktvu's david stevenson is in san francisco now with more on all of this, including new pictures. >> reporter: prosecutors say this is proof ryan chamberlain was buying toxins and planned

to set off a bomb but his attorney says that is not the case and there is little reason to hold him in jail. >> reporter: part of what investigators say was a bomb assembled by ryan chamberlain. prosecutors said a search turned up caster beans, the material used to make ricin. ryan chamberlain is charged with possession of a explosive device and possession of a firearm. he pleaded not guilty today. >> there are a lot of reasons for why a prosecutors would charge not to charge you for everything found in the search. some -- >> check of his ipad and iphone turned ufpraises -- up praises like riceb, killing and untraceable. his attorney said there was no proof he harmed to -- he

planned to harm anyone. she said the explosive device was destroyed by investigators, making it difficult to analize. it is no -- analyze. it is no surprise there is damming proof. >> because all of this is bargaining for negotiation if there is negotiation to come after the mental health diagnosis comes in. >> reporter: for now judge said ryan chamberlain presents a threat to the community and should be kept in jail rather than transferred to a hospital while his mental health is being assessed. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. prosecutors announced a plea deal today in the stabbing case of aldon smith. he pleaded no contest to weapons charges in connection with a 2012 incident. smith, scene here last month, is expected to -- seen here last month is expected to be

sentenced july 25. today prosecutors said he pleaded no contest oo stabbing smith. he -- to stabbing smith. he is expected to be sentenced next month. two brush fires burned near homes. investigators plan to be back at the scene tomorrow. the first started friday and investigators think it may have been set in a couple different locations. a second fire burned yesterday off of highway 101. investigators are looking into a report of a car parked along the highway at the time of the fire. >> at this point in time there is nothing to connect them with earlier fires but it is a concern and something the investigators will be looking into. >> one fire was damaged in the fires, anyone who may have seen anything suspicious is asked to call the fire department or the sheriff's department.

a large landscaping truck sparked a grass fire today in san jose. we told you about the fire at noon. firefighters say a contractor's truck was unloading bark when it became stuck. the fire start said in the piles of the bark. 50 firefighters battled the flames. no one was hurt. wildfire in the sequoia national forest is -- has now burned several homes. it started several days ago and only 10% contained. three homes have been destroyed and one damaged. however at least two of those homes are abandon. hundreds of people have been told to leave the area because another thousand homes are at risk. still no word tonight on what started the fire. new at 6:00 p.m. we showed you how difficult it could be for fire engines to navigate the streets of san francisco. now a compromise to make it

easier for firefighters. ktvu's noelle walker is live in san francisco with the trade off. >> reporter: we are here in mission bay which is a neighborhood that resembles the planned neighborhood in the bay view. you can see a sign thanks firefighters for saving the structures around here when fire burned earlier this year. the width of the streets depends on the heights of the buildings that line the streets. >> reporter: san francisco has one speed, fast. whether trolley, bus, car, or on foot. it seems everyone is in a hurry. >> so exciting to feel we can shape a community. >> reporter: she is talking about a planned development in the city's bay view. the new neighborhood doesn't

exist yet. but the fire department wanted widing streets to be able to -- wider streets to be able to fight fires. that was in contrast to the narrow streets they wanted. >> sorting threw comp ru-- through a compromise which is exciting. we know fire departments care about public safety. >> compromising as long as we are not compromising public safety. >> got done quicker than i thought. >> reporter: he was pushing for middle ground. >> what happened during the process is the fire department, this is a good thing, became more specific about what they need. >> reporter: a fire in mission bay earlier this year showed it. streets need to be wider to accommodate fire fighting rigs. the goal is to make san

francisco's newest address fire and pedestrian safe. >> reporter: and the supervisor think as deal could be reached and signed off on within the month. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. police say it appear as driver was trying to make an illegal u-turn when he hit and killed a motorcyclist in san jose after 7:00 a.m. this morning. investigators don't believe alcohol played a factor in the instant. the identity of the motorcyclist has not been released. it gives you cash fast for your unwanted electronic. they are sweeping the nation but one city says the machines are not welcome. . >> he woke up to the smell of smoke and barely escaped from his burning home. >> my whole living room and kitchen were on fire. ran out the door basically. >> the work this san jose state university football player says he has to do now to get back on

to the football field. >> winds are dying down. temperatures increase. which parts of the bay area will increase their temperatures the fastest. no rush, andy.

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only one thing i would ask of you more than anything else before you judge us, get to know us. with a final deadline looming commuters are waiting to see what happens next. the san francisco muni failed to meet and no new talks are scheduled. by law they can't strike. if negotiations stall the current contract remains in place. . new at 6:00 p.m. their bill -- their billed -- they are build as the earth friendly way to get rid of your cell phones but they are new target of thieves. they give incident money for unwanted electronics. ktvu's paul chambers is in oakland where one leader says they are not wanted.

>> reporter: last year 3400 cell phones were reported stolen in oakland last year alone. they will ban the so-called atms for electronics. >> reporter: they are kept in malls for people to recycle electronic devices they no longer want or need in return for cash. >> they need to be recycled. this is a safe environment. >> reporter: you take your device to the machine. insert your driver's license and pictures are taken. those images are referenced by a real person. if there is a match, the machine keeps the phone and takes an image of your thumb print and the cash is yours. leaders say the marines are a bad idea -- machines are a bad idea. >> electronic theft has increased. part of that is the financial

incentive. >> reporter: all the data is stored for 30 days. if the phone is reported stolen police can access that information. >> the company is aware the phone is stolen. they give the information they have, the finger print i.d., the photograph and the identification. >> there are minimal security things the companies might tell you about, but all of that is so after the fact. it does not stop the crime. >> reporter: the ordinance will be introduced next week. they told me that if the phone is not reported stolen, all that information will be destroyed. live in oakland, paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. a san jose state university football player is talking publicly for the first time about his long recovery following an apartment fire that nearly killed him.

>> they called me wolverine because i was healing at an amazing rate. >> it was 8 weeks ago a friend woke him up with a phone call warning him to return from his burning building. he suffered second and third degree burns. >> just ran through basically a wall of fire. i think my whole living room and kitchen was on fire. ran out the door basically. i remember everything that happened. doctors say he is healing quickly and hopes to attend training camp next month. cal fire helicopters were in action today practicing fire fighting techniques that will be needed during this fire season that could be worse

because of the drought. pilots and ground crews were training today. they practiced several maneuvers, including using portable tanks. they could bring water into rural remote areas where there is no water source. >> we expect that our engines and helicopters may have to go further out for water. so using the equipment like the portable tank is very important that the firefighters are proficient in using that. >> this year has been very active and with the drought they expect it to be a long fire season. windy conditions today and that makes for big concern for fire danger. 54 miles per hour gusts.

ocean beach, we had 33 miles per hour gusts. probably more around pacifica. we didn't have a recording station there. winds die down there. temperatures cool off. the winds right now, they ramped up around 3:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m. windy this morning and late this afternoon they got going again. they should start to die out. san francisco airport has been tracking downward. hayward is coming up. after midnight winds die down. over night lows are chilly. 62 oakland. 67 napa. get away from the bay and you get low 70s. temperatures are warming up. we cooled the last couple days and now we warm up. this low-pressure system is the mechanism for the wind. the winds die down, the high pressure builds in and we get this trend. today was not that warm. tomorrow warmer. wednesday, thursday, warmer still.

doesn't get hot. not into the 90s. mid-90s. mostly mid-80s and upper 80s. san jose right now 65 degrees. san francisco fog free. not going to see fog for a couple days. 48 hours. because of the winds. 67 degrees for a high in san francisco. down the road here. things heat up. tomorrow warmer than today. you almost have to. the fog forecast, nothing there, right? fog free in the morning. here are your 80s showing up. eastern edges of the valley. 80s will be out there. like fairfield. and vacaville. novato upper 70s. 80 walnut creek. air quality is really good right now because of the strong winds. a lot of reports of hay fever sufferers. you are feeling it. tomorrow less winds. that should help. less winds warm us up tomorrow

and warmer still on wednesday. upper 80s. there it is. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view it will be right there. comes into view on sunday. julie is already looking add sunday. >> i am. looking ahead. [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> thank you. the giants go international with a million dollar signing of a cuban outfielder and team u.s.a. made its world cup debut against ghana today, mark will show us what happened one minute into the game. female announcer: when you see this truck,

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all right. into the world cup, looking at team u.s.a. today as they capture the imagination of american fans. ghana had big support. they eliminated team u.s.a. twice previousliest u.s.a. goal -- previously, fastest u.s.a. goal ever. 1-0 till the 82 minute. ghana tied it. now when all seemed bleak, corner kick, the game winner. team u.s.a.

first substitute ever to score a goal in world cup competition. team u.s.a. wins it 2-1. portugal up next on sunday for team u.s.a. mean time the san francisco giants who have the day off today looking to get in on all the cuban talent. the dodgers did it. white sox. it is youngster. 23 years old. 4 year contract worth $1.4 million. he is an outfielder, just 23 years old. and he is a switch-hitter as well. they say he is a good year away from the major leagues. >> not just baseball but sports lost a true gentleman today. tony gwynn one of the greatest ever to play the game has died at the age of 54. he has a lot of statistics. 20 years in the major league.

hall of famer. 8 batting titles. more than that, he is a gentleman and continued to give back, coaching at san diego state, died of throat cancer. he would be the first to tell you don't chew tobacco. thank you. thank you for joining us tonight. bay area post offices throwing away materials, the money that is winding up in the garbage. that and much more at 10:00 p.m. hey! welcome home! hey mom!

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