a bullet fired into a courthouse has a judge questioning security and requesting bullet-proof glass. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. that judge was surprised to learn that his windows are not bullet-proof. >> reporter: luckily this building was empty when that bullet came flying through that second floor window. you can see the bullet home right there and that gunshot is

adding urgency for a push for better security at federal facilities. courthouse security under fire after someone fired a shot that pierced a window of the federal courthouse in oakland. >> we're definitely concerned. >> reporter: agents with the federal protection service discovered the bullet during a check of the building. upon further inspection officials realize it passed through the chambers of u.s. district judge white. it went through a window, struck a microwave before coming to rest at the wall of the jury room. >> at this point we don't believe that any of the judges were targeted. >> reporter: instead they believe it was a stay bullet from a shoot out. still judge white says he hopes the administrative offices will

step up and protect judges by installing bullet-proof or bullet-resistant materials. >> we're going to look at and see what security enhancements we can do to the exinterior of the building so that this doesn't happen again. >> reporter: oakland police removed that bullet and i checked earlier tonight with the police and they tell me that they haven't made any arrests in that weekend shooting. a shooting that took place right across the street here and a shooting that's raising security concerns right here. reporting live tonight here in oakland, i'm heather holmes, ktvu channel 2 news. those security concerns are real. you may remember back in 2006 when a sniper shot and wounded a judge in reno who was standing in his third floor office at the washaw county courthouse. the judge recovered, the man later arrested for shooting him

was angry about his case. he was later convicted and sentenced to 20 years to life. developing news now out of antioch tonight where crews contained a two alarm srepblg tear fire. at one point that future was threatening homes. the fire broke out on piney drive between indian hill. that's about a block away from diablo school. no homes were damaged. fire crews say they expect to remain at the scene for several hours putting out hot spots and watching for any flair ups. meantime firefighters are still monitoring an area of the east bay hills where five small fires burned this afternoon. in 10 minutes the firefighters suspicions that have neighbors there on edge. now to martinez where four female employees at a papa murphy's have filed a lawsuit

after they discovered a camera in the bathroom. the women's former boss is at the center of this lawsuit, amber. >> reporter: the victim's say the video taping took place inside this papa murphies on arnold drive. now they want compensation for the trauma it caused. the law states that lasser the former manager was convicted of secretly video taping employees in the restroom. the victims range in age from 17 to early 20s and no longer work there. they are now seeking damages in a civil suit. >> what he did was horrible. i mean, he took advantage of the power he had over these women. this is a place he knew they changed clothes. >> reporter: the lawsuit says as a result of finding cardboard boxes with holes cut out of them placed on wired shelving in the restroom, one plaintiff became suspicious of lasser's video taping. one day after lasser had been in the restroom for five or 10

minutes. plaintiff went into the restroom immediately after lasser exited and found a camera inside the cardboard boxes. >> mr. lasser was arrested. >> just think of how many other people are out there doing the same thing. it's kind of scary. >> reporter: the lawsuit names lasser, papa murphy and others. we went to his home in martinez tonight. >> i'm looking for jason lasser. you know where i can find him? >> no. >> are you his mom? >> yes. >> would you talk to me about what he's facing? >> no. >> okay. thank you. >> reporter: i also tried to contact the owner of the papa murphies who was named in the lawsuit. i have not heard back from him. the women's attorney says there's an court date in august and expected to go to trial

within a year of that date. amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. police in lafayette are investigating a deadly crash two women were struck and killed by a truck. it happened in upper happy valley road at about 1:15 this afternoon. it appears the woman was in the crosswalk at the time. the truck driver stopped and is cooperating with investigators. police are not releasing the woman's name but say she was about 54 years old. you will recall five women died when they were trapped in the burning limo in may of 2013. the state's puc overnight was found insufficient to insure

consumer safety. auditors are not holding the company responsible. >> once they begin the investigation they're taking 238 days to complete the investigation. >> reporter: the report also found the cpuc lacks policies and procedures to ensure carries comply to the law. and that when citations are issued they are for amounts much lower than allowed. the cpuc agreed with these findings and said it will follow the recommendations. the legislation advancing in sacramento that some companies worry could put them out of business. developing news from nigeria where a suicide bomber attacked people watching a soccer game.

witnesses say the injured were taken in trucks to a hospital. the militant group haram is suspected in the bombing. it's carried out other attacks on soccer fans in the last few weeks killing 40 people. boca haram is also the militant group holding 250 schoolgirls captive. the suspected ring leader of the attack in benghazi libya is being held tonight on a u.s. navy ship. today president obama announced the arrest of ahmed abu khattala. he is now charged in the attack on the u.s. diplomatic outpost. khattala had been living in the open even doing several interviews. >> the presumption is that you know, he was going to mcdonalds for milk shakes every friday night and we could have just picked him up in a taxi

cab. >> it became a political flash point and critics raised questions about security at the compound and whether the obama administration ignored potential warning signs. a man who threatened to kill state senator leland yee could be sentenced to up to 10 years in prison. 46-year-old everett bashum pled guilty. they found bombs and assault weapons in his home in santa clara last year. yee is currently suspended from his senate postdue to corruption charges. it would have made california the first state in the country to use warning labels about the risk of obesity and diabetes from sugar but an assembly committee

rejected it. a 4-year-old is recovering tonight after it almost died in a pool. authorities are crediting a neighbor with saving his life. as azmeth smith reports, that neighbor's -- >> reporter: i looked out and saw a black thing. i didn't know what it was. >> that black thing, a black t- shirt. no one else around. >> i just took the pool keys and ran. >> reporter: dol who doesn't even know how to swim, jumped in. as soon as she got the toddler out she performed cpr. >> we were just pumping, pumping, pumping. he puked. a little breathing started. so a little hope started. >> when i saw my wife was coming out of the water

screaming help, help, and was crying. >> reporter: her husband ran to help trying to read the instructions at the pool. >> he was nonresponsive. but then he puked once and he started to sigh. >> reporter: when they arrived they heard a sound that made them feel relief, the boy crying. >> that's something we look into with any investigation. we try too gather all the facts and try to figure out what happened. >> reporter: as for dolis she doesn't consider herself a hero saying she was just doing what she would hope any other mother would do. >> i was just thinking about my baby. it was very scary. >> reporter: we knocked on the boy's home but no one was home. it's unclear if any charges will be filed. azenith smith, ktvu news.

digging deeper after the raid in chamberlain's home. a mini warm up on the way. fine out how high temperatures will climb by tomorrow afternoon and the change coming in afterward. >> and then neighbors watch as firefighters work to protect their home. >> the smoke is straight across from me. >> the string of fires raising suspicion in a string of fires in the hills.

firefighters in oakland stayed busy this afternoon as

they battled five separate grass fires and tonight authorities are calling those fires suspicious. crews made quick work of the flames but they remain on alert tonight and investigators say this may not have been an accident. ktvu's ken pritchett join us live from diamond canyon park where those fires all started within minutes of each other today, ken. >> reporter: well cool weather and very little wind certainly aided firefighters in their efforts today but that weather, that lack of wind made et all the more suspicious -- made it all the more suspicious why these fires started to begin with. this is news chopper 2 just after 3:00 this afternoon. you can see two smoke columns in the canyon along park boulevard. a vantage calfire use when its helicopter dropped hundreds of gallons of water. >> the difficult part is this

is in very steep terrain. >> reporter: the efforts made quick work of the fires and then -- >> the smoke is straight across from me. >> reporter: a neighbor spots a third column of smoke at the top of the canyon it was from yet another small fire burning near a hole. there were five fires in all. three main fires and two spot fires. but it was the two in the canyon that raised the most suspicious. >> the wind is not a factor. it's very calm wind conditions. so for a ember to start a fire in another part of the canyon is very suspicious. >> reporter: these fires are being investigate as arson. and saturday, near from here another two fires. >> there's a lot of kids, transients. >> reporter: in this canyon. >> in this canyon area. >> reporter: despite suspicions the cause of the fire remains unknown. the hope is that it doesn't happen again. >> this is a beautiful canyon.

we walk through it all the time. i would hate to see it go up in flames or take more homes out. >> reporter: no one was injured, no property was damaged by fires they were actually quite small just a few acres all together. but it certainly has the potential with destruction with homes surrounding this canyon. a canyon full of dry vegetation. in oakland, ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. during that fire, students at vacation bible school in piedmont were evacuated. teachers took the students for yogurt and called their parents. they also packed up books and important papers just in case. there was a lot of smoke and helicopters were landing in the parking lot. new information tonight in the case of two women found dead on mount pies just days apart. the coroner now says their deaths were both accidental. because the two deaths happened

so close together there was concern that a serial attacker might have on the lose. but today an investigator found that the two were accidental deaths. searchers discovered that 33- year-old glenkowski, she died of hypothermia. the body of 50-year-old marie sana died from a head injury. she apparently tumbled off the trail. she was hiking after dark and was not familiar with the trail. they also say she had a blood alcohol level of 1.2. it happened on interstate 580 west of grant line road near the alta mont pass.

claudine wong obtained the 911 calls after that accident. >> reporter: officials believe the first impact was right here in the back bumper. and officials are saying there's no way the driver did not know it happened. calls from drivers who watched it happen started coming in after 11:30 yesterday afternoon. >> there's been a very serious accident on highway 580. a car swerved and hit a truck. >> reporter: it and on westbound 580 in the alta mont pass. >> from witnesses statement everybody was going at freeway speeds and the vehicle suddenly swerved to the right. >> it looked like the car swerved. i don't know but it hit him really hard. >> the truck went off the road and flipped about five times. >> reporter: this truck swerved and hit a freeway sign before

rolling down an enbankment several times eventually ending up right side up on the onramp. >> do you know if the driver is going to need an ambulance in the overturn. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> we'll get that going as well. >> reporter: the truck was heavily damaged. nguyen suffered serious injuries. while others stopped to help the other driver involved, they just kept going. >> there's no doubt in witnesses mind that the driver knew that he pushed the car off the road. for a car to continue on their way like nothing happened that takes a different person. >> reporter: at last word she was in icu at eden valley medical center. claudine wong, ktvu news. san francisco's city attorney today announced a multimillion dollars settlement with an art school for it's marketing tactics. the art institute will pay for

allegedly under estimating program costs. a warmer day around the bay area and even at this hour, our temperatures are running several degrees above yesterday at this time. we have a good looking evening out there. concord, fairfield, livermore all 10 degrees warmer right now than where we were 24 hours ago. still holding on to 70 degrees in antioch at this time. you get close tore the bay and along the coast it's a cool one. 50degrees half-moon bay. we're mostly clear. the winds have let up. they picked up this afternoon. not as windy as yesterday but we did have that on shore breeze that kicked in for the second half of the day. those winds are beginning to wind down. for tomorrow that ridge of warm pressure is going to climb several degrees from what we

had today. widespread 70s around the bay. inland areas warming into the upper 80s to low 90s for some of the hottest locations. so it's still going to feel quite nice out there for your wednesday. as we get going tomorrow morning, a lot like this morning, widespread 50s. 53 in fremont. 52 for napa and 60 degrees expected in antioch. i want to give you a compareson here and show you exactly how much warmer i think we will be in some areas. napa hit 80, a 10-degree jump in livermore so you're definitely going to notice that. san francisco will hit 70s for tomorrow. 66 tomorrow. i will leave you with a look here at the afternoon highs. we have 67 for pacifica tomorrow. 78 in areas like oakland. 88 for concord. tomorrow is expected to be the warmest day. we actually have a cooling trend as we get toward the first day of summer. i will line that up for you coming up. you've probably seen them, they burn bright every night

but this light display on the bay bridge may be nearing an end. at 10:30, the effort being made to keep the lights on. and the effort of the underground web that led to chamberlain. but first, new developments in that miami hotel incident that involved kaepernick. the accusations now being made against the police.

the woman who was partying with 49ers quarterback kaepernick before somehow winding up at a hospital in miami has somehow filed a complaint against miami police. the woman is claiming that police tampered with her toxicology and rape results. as we told you , police refused

to file a case against kaepernick. and arrest of chamberlain came as a surprise to mostly everyone who knows him. >> so what led to his arrest? we found out that the trail starts in the underground web. >> reporter: 30 rounds in two seconds. atf agents demonstrated the power of an ar15 when it's been transferred into an automatic weapon. possible with a tiny device that sells in a dark corner of the internet. >> they enable a person to hit their target. at the same time they can also

hit in a lot of inadvertent targets because of the high rate of fire. >> reporter: court documents show james carmichael showed off a weapon. but told him distributing firearms is only a side business. his main business explosives and poisons. it's what connected him to chamberlain. chamberlain ordered the toxin. the toxin was shipped to chamberlain. it wasn't the first time that chamberlain used black market reloaded. police arrested 19-year-old jesse corp. near southwest florida he's also accused of selling rebin.

agents found a shipping label. we now know it was corf who said ryan chamberlain was the first person he sold anything to on black market reloaded. the shipment not rebin but a vile of pure nicotine. chamberlain ordered roughly double the lethal dosage of nicotine. agents are still waiting for results to see if nicotine was found in chamberlain's apartment. >> e-mail 2 investigating @ ktvu.com. the community surprise planned and the emotional reaction it prompted. in eight months the bay bridge light structure will go dark. what we learned about the fight

to keep it on.

he's on the off ramp now coming up the off ramp at sunset. it was broadcast live nationwide on tv 20 years ago tonight millions watched the surreal slow speed police chase of a white ford bronco over l.a. freeways. one time football great and hollywood actor o.j. simpson was supposed to surrender to authorities after being charged with the murder of his ex-wife nicole brown simpson and her friend ronald goldman. but instead he took off. the slow speed chase lasted for 90 minutes with simpson's friend al halings behind the wheel. the bronco then drove to simpson's estate where he was

arrested. a jury found simpson not guilty. a civil trial followed. now simpson is serving a 33 year sentence for kidnapping in a sports memorabilia case. he is scheduled for parol in three years. a fundraiser to keep the bay bridge lights on. right now more than 28,000l.a. lights shine. that display is scheduled to stop in less than a year. jana katsuyama in the city tonight with the effort that's being made now to keep those lights on until 2026, jana. >> reporter: frank, this light sculpture has gotten attention from across the united states. if you take a look at it it always changes every time you see it. but unless they get funding all of these lights are going to go

off permanently the next month. during the day, the bridge looks the just the way it has for the last 77 years. but at night it shines. transformed by the artist. >> i look out here and it's great. >> i went out for a walk and it's nice to have the lights. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a temporary installation. >> by this time next year the lights will be gone. >> reporter: now there's a fight to keep them on. restaurants say the bridges added bling have boosted business. >> when the lights first went up we saw a 15 to 20% increase. >> reporter: it's even inspired a bay light cocktail. but keeping the art work would require taking down all 25,000 energy efficient l.e.d.s so caltrans can repaint the bridge then restringing new lights meant to last longer.

at a cost of $12 million through 2026. >> you know the cost is for the most part that extraordinary job of people hanging out in the middle of the night on the side of this bridge. it's not an easy installation to do. it takes months of time. >> reporter: davis says other costs include insurance and maintenance and the new lights would be just as energy efficient costing about $30 a night to power the entire light sculpture. if they get the funding they hope to have the new lights restrung in time for the super bowl weekend in february 2016 and caltranss has agreed to help with the maintenance. the bay lights organization is hosting a crowd funding campaign tomorrow and they hope people will pitch in to try to keep this light sculpture up. reporting live in san francisco, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. changes may be coming to the u.s. postal service in san francisco following a 2 investigating story we told you about last night. we reported about an audit from the office of the inspector general that showed thousands of dollars in recyclables being

thrown out in the trash. the director of san francisco's department of the environment was surprised to hear that nearly 2/3 of the material that was found in postoffice dumpsters could have been recycled. she's now offing to help train postal employees and the postal services has taken her up on the officer. representatives are working on a meeting to find a solution. the city of oakland unanimously passed a resolution opposing the shipment of fuel by rail through the city. transporting products such as crude oil and coal by rail is hazardous. they pointed to the accident in quebec that left 37 people dead. coal dust that flies from railcars can get into people's lungs. the ride sharing companies oober, lift and others may soon have to contend to new rules.

a state committee advanced a bill that would require primary commercial insurance for oober and lyft type services. taxi companies are applauding the crack down on their competition. >> reporter: former san francisco taxi driver has become a ride share driver. >> it's been good for me. it's taken my full day and broke it down into small shifts. >> it's backed by big cab companies that doesn't improve safety. doesn't improve efficiency. doesn't allow consumer choices. >> these other drivers have

been given a free pass to work however they wish. >> we have to have 24 by seven commercial insurance for our vehicles because these vehicles are roaming around the city all day long as are these uber and lyft vehicles. >> reporter: uber says the proposed regulations will choke invasion. >> we keep seeing more and more interest in our platform and we think that's a benefit of providing a better alternative to existing options. and we see no signs of slowing down. >> reporter: though a spokesman said the company remains opposed to the security checks proposals, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. a marine returning home after years spent over seas and he had a big surprise waiting. >> i'm not expecting this. i don't think i really deserve it. >> reporter: the sight that literally brought this veteran to tears. >> welcoming in summer with

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the defense began presenting its case in the civil lawsuit over the beating of brian stow. the former paramedic suffered permanent brain damage when he was savagely attacked in the dodger's parking lot on opening day of 2011. a security expert testify had the the police presence on opening day was one of the largest he had ever seen. but a former l.a.pd lieutenant said that there should have been more security in the parking lot and that the

lightning quote could have been better. talk show host dr. oz was in fool -- in court to defend his reputation. this after a green coffee company said he endorsed their product. >> the only statement i made was to eat less and move more. viewers know these tips and they still struggle. >> the company allegedly began selling its products weeks after green coffee was promoted on the dr. oz show. the dr. oz show airs here on ktvu. doctors, medical center in san pablo is going to stay open thanks to a much needed $4 million loan from contra costa county. without it doctors medical center would have had to close this summer. however the loan won't be

enough to keep the hospital fully operational. it'll still have to scale back and cut a majority of the jobs. doctors medical center provides most of the emergency care for west contra costa county. federal officials are asking the food industry to go easy on the salt. the food and drug administration is preparing voluntary guidelines asking food companies and restaurants to lower sodium levels. it's an effort to help prevent deaths from heart disease and strokes. the move has been in the works now since 2010. the agency says americans eat about 1-1/2 teaspoons of salt every day. that's 1/3 more than the government recommends for good health. how about this, the republican governor of texas says he loves california. that might sound odd given the fact that rick perry has been trying to lure businesses away from california arguing that texas has lower taxes and fewer regulations. he also angered a lot of californians when he compared homo sexuality to alcoholism.

perry is now telling the california times he may move here after his term as governor of texas is done, that's if he can afford it. in five minutes, meteorologist rosemary orozco's complete bay area forecast and what the numbers he's tracking. and a big surprise today for a marine now home from serving his country. >> 21 years i've been serving my country, and if i had 21 more years to give i would. including the new tempur-choice with head-to-toe customization. plus, get 36 months interest-free financing, two free pillows, and free same-day delivery. are you next? announcer: make sleep train your ticket to tempur-pedic. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

a newly retired marine returned home today to a surprise that moved him to tears. volunteers and friends came together to show their appreciation for the more than 20 years of service to his

country. ktvu's john sasaki was there for the emotional reaction and homecoming. >> kitchen was redone, painted. >> reporter: we took a walk through of a sassoon city home that would be a big surprise for a newly retired marine. >> he's a pretty emotional guy. i imagine there'll be a lot of tears. >> reporter: the tears came quickly when jack bernardo arrived because he didn't recognize his home. >> we did it for you. >> i don't deserve this. >> reporter: after retiring from the marine corp., he and his family returned from okinawa japan. >> 21 years i've been serving my country and if i had 21 more years to give i would. i love this country. >> reporter: as you can see from these photos it needed a lot of work. daughter jessica had her doubts. >> at first i said, are you sure you want to fix the house.

>> reporter: we >> reporter: -- bernardo told jeperson to keep an eye on it until he returns. >> i didn't think that someone who gave 21 years of their life to come back and give every cent to redo the home to live in. >> it looks like the country gave back to you a little bit here. >> yes, that's why i'm not expecting. i don't think i really deserve it. >> the united states marine corp. >> reporter: sasoon city's mayor presented a confirmation to bernardo. bernardo says others are more deserving. >> those guys that didn't make it in one piece they deserve this, not me. >> reporter: bernardo had saved up a lot of money to fix up the

house which he doesn't have to do. and that's good news because next year he will have not just one daughter but two attending sacramento university. >> such a great story. we posted more video of master sergeant bernardo coming home today on ktvu.com. just look under hot topics right on the home page. and barkley's grocery is up for sale. the price tag is said to be more than $1 billion. that chain has more than 100 stores and generates $100 million a year in earnings. mcdonalds is setting up shop on market street. advertising aids reports the burger giant is hiring engineers. the goal is to help mcdonalds come up with ways to reach out to customers through technology. mcdonalds is working on a

mobile payment system among other ideas. you tube announced it is launching a new video subscription service. dozens of independent labels have sign up to the deal but not everyone is on board. but not everyone is in accordance. videos that feature artists that have not agreed to the new terms will be blocked even on the free version of the app. the dow rose 27 points, nasdaq closed up 16. a california couple is leaving tomorrow on a mission. they plan to row from california to hawaii. the two are accomplished athletes but have no previous rowing experience. they plan to make the trip on

their row boat named roosevelt. the couple hopes to finish their trip before the pacific hurricane season in the fall enjoyable day around the bay area as warmer weather pulls in and with that said. another warm day expected for tomorrow. even warmer than what we had for today. giving you a live look oud our doors. where temperatures are still at this hour in the 60s. even slipping just a bit in antioch 69 right now. 70degrees in the last half hour. 68 in concord, around the bay upper 50s to low 60s. we have low 60s in santa rosa. 62 in san jose. the winds were a little strong this afternoon. nothing like what we saw yesterday but did pick up in many places. the winds have relaxed. sfo still reporting 54 miles per hour. as the ridge continues to strengthen the winds will continue to lighten up for your wednesday. giving you a look here at the satellite view we can depict a

couple of things that are happening. the system that brought us the cooler weather father's day and yesterday now pushing off to the east. the center of that circulation over idaho, i want to shift over here and show you the ridge of high pressure that is now beginning to gain control of our weather pattern. that brought the warm up today it will continue our warm up for tomorrow. i think tomorrow is going to be the warmest day of the week. as we start the morning tomorrow. a lot like this morning, widespread 50s in the forecast with mostly clear skies. 50degrees in pacifica, 53 for san francisco. 60degrees at sunrise for areas right around antioch and the small communities in between. as we get into tomorrow morning, notice the fog. nowhere to be seen. perhaps just a few patches and that'll be about it. temperatures several degrees warmer than what we had for today. here's some color coding for you. 60s at the coast.  70s, even a few 80s at the

peninsula. you have to get far inland to get into some of those low 90s for tomorrow. areas like antioch and brentwood. widespread 80s for the north bay. 81 for novato. 70s for the east bay shoreline. out over the east bay hills temperatures will be warm. upper 80s low 90s. a warm day, a nice day. 82 for san jose. along the peninsula 84 redwood city. 78 san mateo. san francisco 70 degrees expected for you. the extended forecast with your bay area weekend always in view. temperatures begin to trend downward on thursday followed by a bigger drop for your weekend and the first day of summer looks very comfortable. 80s for the inland. mark is here now to tell us about the a's how they were dishing it back to the rangers. >> a little pay back no shortage of action for the a's tonight. you never get a player particularly a star to admit that any one team is in their

head. but yu darvish dominating most of the league but not the a's. they get to him. alberto callaspo two more hits tonight. alex rios comes up throwing and throws the ball away. darvish now 1-8 lifetime against the a's. knocked in the 5th inning after darvish k.o.ed. never saw a razor he liked but he liked what he saw. they cruise on to a 6-4 victory. the giants will win again. when you hit the skids like this it just doesn't seem like victory is ever possible. the white sox have scored six runs in their last eight games.

tonight they pummel cain for eight. solo homer in the first. cain couldn't do it. brandon crawford time to start playing good baseball he throws it away. two runs are going to score. here's the topper, desiel hammering away. no doubt about it 2-run shot off cain. giants have lost seven of eight. dodgers won tonight. giants lead 3-5. the words mandatory work out clearly different definitions in the raiders and 49ers camps. while oakland welcomes extra well known guests. niners dealing with guys who didn't show. who and why, sports part two next.

it was more about who was not in attendance than who was at the 49ers camp. they have early issues in fact, a surprise retirement by quarterback wright just 28 years old. local product grew up loving the niners says he just doesn't have a passion for the game

anymore. they have defensive back troubles any way. vernon davis and alex boone, coach harbaugh finding it hard to hide his disappoint on the no shows. >> yeah i find disappointment in them not being here. it's a mandatory offseason. we appreciate those guys volunteering to make the team better. now it's mandatory. not the decision that i invisioned by the 49er way and really nothing more to be said about it. >> and he didn't say much more. the raiders invited a lot of their star players from the past. howie long, jim plunket out there. we'll show you more of that tomorrow as they resurrect what was the pride and the passion. give some of that to today's players believing in what the raiders are all about. we'll show you that tomorrow. >> thank you for joining us

tonight. >> our news continues on ktvu.com. if you missed part of the newscast you can catch the rebroadcast right now over on tv 36. good night everyone. >> good night.

come on, boys! it's leap day, not sleep day! - whoo! - (claps hands) i love leap day! (chuckles) it's kind of a big deal in the dunphy house. this year, we even got manny involved. you're given this gift of 24 extra hours. you can't waste it at work or school. you have to do something extraordinary, - something shocking. - mm. this year, the entire family is taking a trapeze class. - how extraordinary is that? - it was my idea. how shocking is that? i can be spontaneous every four years. i can't wait. leap day is stupid. you're not understanding the logic behind it. a year is actually 365.25 days. every four years, we gain one day. if we didn't adjust the calendar in, say, 40 years, february would almost be january.