two images of one man caught by police cameras. now police need your help finding him. good evening i'm ken wayne. >> and i'm julie haener. san francisco police are turning up the heat on a burglar. we're live with pictures of the man who may be responsible, heather holmes has the story. >> reporter: it was just about this time last week when these dumpsters were set on fire. just around the corner a few days later a car was set ablaze

in a high rise condo. now police believe they have the suspected arsonist. they have a picture of him, now they just need a name. the man looks inconspicuous. the images were taken at the time time there was a fire in the area. he hopes the release of these surveillance pictures taken on two separate occasions last week will pre prevent any more fires from igniting in his neighborhood. a firebug has started as many as one dozen fires over the last week. some have been at construction sites in the area, others newsstands and dumpsters. >> he said call 911 there's a

fire. >> reporter: that's him running out the door. he ran to put out two fires set on his building. >> without the fire i probably would have ran out to the street. >> reporter: the arsonist most dangerous fire yet inside a high rise condo increasing concerns. >> much more, yeah. we have our car, our property, our bikes. yeah i think it's very bad. >> reporter: those images were taken just last wednesday and thursday. both of those days firefighters responded to two suspicious fires. reporting live tonight here in san francisco, i'm heather holmes, ktvu channel 2 news. fire investigators in union city are trying to find out what sparks a blaze that killed one man today and injured another. it happened just before 3:00 this afternoon at a home in the 3300 block of san carlos way. firefighter say clutter inside the home may have helped the

flames spread. today's winds were also an issue. a viewer shot this video as the house was burning. he says neighbors rushed to help but the fire was too intense. >> i can tell you that the house, the house was completely engulfed with flames on the side of the house. which would be the entry level where the house is at. >> reporter: the man who died in the fire was a senior citizen who lived in the house with his adult son. oakland police say a woman in her 20s was shot and killed this evening and a man with her was wounded. police say the two were found in the 600 block of douglas avenue at kerry avenue. that's off eves avenue south of the oakland coliseum. it's a residential area. when officers arrive they say the woman was dead and the man was taken to the hospital. his injuries are not life threatening, the woman is oakland's 42nd homicide of the year. the investigation is still in its early phase. so far police have no suspects or motives. continuing coverage now.

the ntsb report on asiana flight 214 and the factors that contributed to the crash at sfo almost one year ago. today the national transportation safety board released its final report on the asiana crash. it found the cockpit crew relied too heavily on the crew's isolation. they decided to abort the landing too late. we get more now on the proceedings from ktvu's jaqueline fell from washington. >> reporter: the national are transportation safety board said the pilots did not understand the complicated automated system on the plane. >> look at that one. >> reporter: the national transportation safety board found the pilots on asiana airline flight 214 mismanaged the landing causing the plane to come into sfo too low and too slow. the massive jetliner smacked down on to the runway creating havoc on the ground. >> oh my god, it's an accident. >> reporter: at the end of the day three people were dead, 49

injured. >> we found some things the pilots should not have done. >> reporter: the pilot did not have adequate training for a visual approach at sfo. and pilot fatigue likely played a role. investigators also said the complexity of the boeing 777 auto pilot and auto system contributed to the crash. boeing disagree that is the auto pilot system the contributed to the accident. >> the auto system worked as designed but the pilots did not fully understand what the system would and would not do. >> reporter: emergency staffing helped save lives but there were also accidents like when a

fire truck ran over a teen. three passengers were ejected as the plane broke apart. two of those people weren't wearing seat belts. investigators say had they been they likely would have survived the crash. in washington, jaqueline fell, ktvu channel 2 news. the ntsb released a new animation of flight 214 breaking down just what happened in the cockpit in those critical moments before the crash. about 5 miles from the runway the plane was still about 400 feet higher than it was supposed to be so the crew began to slow down the airplane. the pilot switched off the auto pilot and moved the level to idle. at 11 seconds from impact an alert sounded because the plane's air speed was too slow. you can see on the profile view that black line shows just how low the plane was compared to the green line which is the target glide path.

then four second later the pilot monitoring advanced the thrust levers followed by stick shaking acceleration but these actions were too late and the plane hit the sea wall at 122- miles-an-hour. in a statement asiana airline says it's enhancing flight training and evaluation and that quote the recommendations made by the agency can help ensure such incident does not happen again. there were also problems after the crash on the ground where a teenager was run over by first responders. in our next half hour, san francisco's response to today's report and the changes officials say they've already made. new at 10:00, residents of an apartment building on san francisco's knob hill tell us they're angry about a broken elevator. they say the elevator has been broken since friday and they've been told it may take up to six weeks to fix. that's one issue. residents also say the owner of

the prado group is refusing to have someone operate the building's freight elevator. >> the woman told me, prado can't afford that and i was furious. >> reporter: we're told some of the people who live there are elderly or in poor health and have trouble getting up and down the stairs. we reached out to prado and have not heard back. the san francisco building inspection department has put prado on notice for violations. police in oakland are asking for the public's help tonight in finding a missing teenager who is considered at risk. 15-year-old boston marion fortenberry was last seen yesterday. he is described as 6'1" and weighing 190 pounds. he was wearing a tie die shirt and blue shorts. the teen is considered at risk

because of his special needs. stow's attorney says his client had a stroke that's why he has not been attending the trial. the family attorney went on the say that stow is coming back okay. closing arguments are expected on thursday. a media deal announced this afternoon is hitting close to home for employees of this television station. ktvu channel 2 and kicu tv 36 are being acquired by fox television stations. >> jana katsuyama is live outside our headquarters, and says the 49ers presence in the nfc is a key part of the deal for fox. >> reporter: certainly is, julie. in any business there are business deals and television is no exception. large companies buy and sell stations and as you said we learned today that ktvu will be going from cox to fox. >> there are two and there are

two. but there's only one 2. >> reporter: over the years viewers have been knowing channel 2 for several things. the familiar faces going back decades and decades. an independent station that became one of the new partners back in 1987 called fox. >> when we were approached by fox it just made sense to me to give it a try. >> reporter: long time ktvu news anchor dennis richmond tonight by phone remembered that first partnership with fox which he says opened doors to national resources for ktvu's newsroom. >> i still firmly believe that the affiliation with fox was a good one. and i think ktvu in general helped fox. because we had a great reputation in the bay area. >> reporter: most viewers probably did not know much

about ktvu's owner. family run cox media group based in atlanta. today president bill hoffman said i would like to recognize and thank the outstanding teams at ktvu and kicu we are proud of the works they have done throughout the decades to super serve the community with award- winning broadcasting. jack abernathy ceo of fox stations said the addition of ktvu and kicu supplies us with a striking demographics in the bay area. >> fox owns the nfc broadcasting rights to put the

49ers on the air, so i think it's a, it's an auspicious moment for them to put the games on the air. >> reporter: and they had to pay the bills by running movies and reruns, children's sporting and roller derby and wrestling. now the programming looks different such as the 49ers and 24. that won't change on your tv remote with this change of ownership. this is not a cash deal, fox will be acquiring ktvu and kicu tv 36 and in exchange cox will receive two fox affiliates in memphis and boston. this deal will not be completed until it goes through regulatory approval. jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2

news. george lucas is breaking away from the bay area. the deal that has him headed to a city far, far away. and the coastal fog, when it will bring drizzle to the coast. and what we know about the veteran firefighter who was hurt and what crews were doing when the vehicle overturned.

a veteran member of the oakland fire department is hospitalized tonight in critical condition after being injured during a training drill

at the oakland airport. ktvu's amber lee is live at highland hospital where he's being treated, amber. >> reporter: the injured firefighter is a 28 year veteran. city officials are not yet releasing his identity but a source tells me he's a devoted firefighter and husband. the california highway patrol and cal osha are now investigating what went wrong to cause the firefighter to roll over the vehicle he was driving during a drill at 11:43 this morning. the fire chief says this was a monthly exercise on how to respond to plane crashes at oakland international airport. a source tells me the firefighter had been participating in this type of drill for the past seven years or so. >> right now the department has been shot. like i said this firefighter was very well known and liked with all the members within the organization. >> reporter: the firefighter was alone in what's called an aircraft rescue fire fighting rig. it's equipped to carry 3,000-

gallons of gallons and 420 gallons of foam. it's unclear how fast he was driving. the vehicle rolled during a turn in front of the oakland maintenance center which used to be the united airlines hanger. >> we're not sure what happened so we're, going to have to wait on the results of the investigation. >> reporter: members of the oakland fire department have arrived here at highland hospital to show their support. a source describes the firefighter as a truly wonderful person who was devoted to his work serving the public. we've learned he's married with no children and considers his wife his best friend. one source tells me the veteran was just a few years from retiring. >> we are really praying for him, you know for his recovery. we're praying for the strength of his family. we will be staying at the hospital until he gets into a more stable condition. >> reporter: chp investigators hope to talk with a firefighter either tonight or tomorrow as soon as he's well enough.

reporting live in oakland, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. a robbery suspect is under arrest tonight after a quick thinking neighbor took action. investigators say 51-year-old james murdoch broke into the bolders apartment complex in walnut creek through a front door and filled a grocery bag full of jewelry. but an alert neighbor intervened. >> we're on the second story and i chased him down. i caught him about 2/3 of the way down just by his collar. i head him in a head lock and he was reaching at me with a screwdriver. >> reporter: the neighbor was stabbed in the leg with a screwdriver. grant's father has filed a lawsuit seeking unspecified damaging for the death of his

son. oscar grant iii was shot by a b.a.r.t. police officer. his father is serving time for first degree murder. morgan hill police are searching for three people wanted for attempted murder in a drive by shooting. they are identified as francisco diaz, 21-year-old nicholas young and deja marie ayala. diaz and young had an argument with a man then got into a car driven by ayala. as the car passed the other men shots were fired. one person was wounded he is expected to survive. the three suspects should be considered armed and dangerous. levi stadium is set to host their first event.

>> reporter: 23 days and counting. until the san francisco's 49ers new home is revealed to the public. >> we're all excited because this is the first time the stripes have gone down. over here in the corner they're testing the different colors they'll be painting the end zone. you can really see momentum starting to increase. >> reporter: he along with 700 construction workers hard at work on the final details of the 8.8 million square foot stadium, making sure everything is tested and retested. >> they're testing and recalibrating the screens. they're testing the tvs. >> reporter: 60,000 roomy seats, more than 2,000 tvs and two high definition led scoreboards on either side of the goal posts. and in this vip area a special feature. this grassy tour, with drought resistant plants and not to mention one of the best seats in the house. one kink that may still have to

be ironed out, the parking. >> i'm not the parking guy, i will let the parking guys answer that. i plead the fifth. >> reporter: but says that they'll be able to tackle whatever comes their way. one thing for sure, it's not candle stick park. >> we had great times at candle stick, but it's time to move in here and make memories here. >> reporter: the 49ers first preseason game august 17th against the denver broncos. in santa clara, azenith smith, ktvu channel 2 news. temperatures warmed a bit today. the thing it's doing right now is it's pushing that fog and low clouds inland.

where the yellow arrows are is where the fog is beginning to encroach. test over at the ballpark and over into alameda, oakland and working its way into the dublin area. so we're seeing fog pushing forward inland tonight than last night. that's your first indication tomorrow is going to be a cooler day. the winds are transporting that cool moist air inland. 23miles per hour in santa rosa. 29-mile an hour winds in fairfield. those winds continue all night and it continues breezy again tomorrow. current temperatures you have lots of upper 50s and low six -- low 60s. still cooling in santa rosa. that fog and moist air is going to fill into all bay area valleys. overnight lows into the low 50s. you wake up tomorrow with a will the of clouds. here we are form at 10:00 a.m. we see a little push of fog 8:00, 9:00 in the morning. so more fog and high clouds moving up north. that's the main impact from that weather system to the north of us. but then as that system gets closer on thursday, there's a chance for some sprinkles.

you saw those high clouds coming through, that's in anticipation of wednesday night and those clouds increasing on thursday with a chance of sprinkles. so the forecast highs tomorrow, reds are 90s. look how far inland they are. a cool day tomorrow by 5 degrees. cooler yet on thursday. when we come back after the break we will go looking for that computer model for the chance of sprinkles. a $700 million opportunity lost. tonight at 10:30, the fight over building a museum over george lucas arts museum. and why it's not happening in san francisco. >> sexual harassment and sexual assault on campuses. the recommendations of a statewide audit at the university of california. ♪ ♪ an electric city car here... makes about as much sense as a gas guzzling suv here.

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there's an intense fight for control of iraq's oil

refinery. now both sources say they have the upper hand. iraqi forces are fighting from the air. john kerry said the failure of iraq's security forces is something no one expected. >> in the end iraqis are responsible for their defense and nobody expected wholesale desertion and wholesale betrayal. >> reporter: secretary of state kerry met with the top kurdish leader in iraq in an effort to convince him to help keep iraq from falling apart. but the kurdish leader said this may be the time for an independent kurdish state. ktvu's allie rasmus found out some of the changes students may see when they

return to classes. >> reporter: jimenez remembers seeing something about sexual assault on the application. >> it must have been on sexual harassment or drinking or something. >> reporter: do you remember take ago class? >> no. >> reporter: and she was not the only one. universities do not ensure that all faculty and staff are sufficiently trained. the report says universities risk having their employees miss reporting assaults without that training. and coaches must learn how to respond when a student comes to them with a problem. >> obviously there's still a lot of work to do. we need to expand our training and educational programs. >> reporter: and make those programs mandatory. uc davis and ucla already do that. berkeley doesn't yet. >> some campuses actually do have a gate in place so that if you don't complete your

training then you don't get to register. >> reporter: the report also recommended all uc schools have a system in place to better track sexual harassment reports in order to allow universities to track trends. there's been five reports of student on student sexual assault on campus since 2008. the university was commended on the investigation but over all says there is room for improvement. allie rasmus, ktvu. >> on ktvu.com we posted the entire report. new fields for soccer players. >> it's just, you know the most awful i didn't do i've ever heard of in my entire life. >> how the 49ers new home is having a ripple effect on the community and a neighborhood saying it is not for the better.

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after years of lobby, debate and deliberation lucas has decided to build his museum in chicago not san francisco. >> reporter: this could have been the view from the lucas museum, but instead the view will be of lake michigan. the saga started a long time ago. not in view of the bay bridge

but a place far away. applauding the choice of the precidio, it wasn't meant to be. lucas and yoda have a long presence occupying several buildings. the museum a lost opportunity. >> i'm disappointed. i was hoping that san francisco would win that competition and the precidio that would have that museum. >> we ultimately felt that the fit was not there in terms of the architecture. >> reporter: mayor lee offered a new site but it was chicago's win and its mayor that can celebrate. >> this is a milestone for the city. >> reporter: in a statement george lucas said choosing chicago was the right decision for the museum but a difficult decision for me personally because of my strong personal and professional roots in the bay area. while many in the bay area are disappointed not everyone was

happy with the precidio location that started it all. there was a real worry, a big museum would cut off access to this spot on the bay. >> deeply grateful that we still have access to this beautiful venue for playing. >> reporter: los angeles was the other city to lose out in a statement today mayor ed lee expressed his disappointment with the decision in san francisco ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. the latest ktvu poll shows governor jerry brown with a large lead in the governor's race over his republican challenger. the poll finds 52% of likely voters supporting governor brown. 32% favor his republican challenger neil kashkari. the field poll finds brown's support is broad based while kashkari has 32% of the

support. right now there are no cannabis clubs in unincorporated areas of the county but there are about 80 in san jose. city leaders worry those clubs will want to move into urban areas. they want to have regulations in place in case that happens. >> what the board asked for is study the ban to make sure we're taking care of compassionate use and access. what we want to do is balance so that children don't have access and people who need medical marijuana do have access. >> reporter: the county says it received 10 inquiries a year from people who were interested in opening dispensaries in unincorporated areas. returning now to the asiana214 flight crash. the ntsb also addressed troubles on the ground including the 16-year-old girl run over by rescue grews on the

grass near the plane. we heard from officials on what they're doing to try to prevent a similar tragedy in the future. with the release of today's national transportation board report, san francisco firefighters are hoping for closure. >> hoping that other families will not have to experience this. >> reporter: pilots had a short window of opportunity to -- firefighters had a short window of opportunity to save the teen. >> identify, communicate with command if there are bodies or people in need. >> reporter: the indicated two casualty incidents, buses didn't come to the airport. the ntsb highlighted the high

number of airport firefighters on staff but some incident commanders lacked airport rescue and firefighter training. >> this situation shows that they lack training. >> reporter: those commanders are now being trained and communication problems between first responders are being addressed. >> we were very pleased with the ntsb's investigation. they were extremely thorough. >> reporter: fire officials tell us they've also adopted an enhanced triage system to better track crash victims. david stevenson, ktvu news. more details now on a statement, san francisco mayor ed lee thanks the ntsb for its findings. many have already been implemented following the crash. at ktvu.com you will find complete coverage on the crash

of asiana flight 214 including video of today's hearing plus more on the victims just click on the asiana crash tab. hillary clinton is scheduled to visit san francisco tomorrow and thursday. she is promoting her new book hard choices about the four years she spent as secretary of state. environmental activists say they plan to show up during clinton's speech tomorrow evening to call on her to oppose the keystone pipeline. mrs.clinton has not taken a position on it but may have to if she runs for the white house. she also has a book signing at the ferry building thursday morning. could the winds of change be coming to this south bay park? the reason some parkgoers don't want soccer fields here. >> temperatures could drop a good 10 degrees. even brings a chance for some wet weather. the demand for action eight months after this teen was killed by a sheriff deputy. >> this whole community has been affected by his death. it must stop.

community activists want the department of justice to look into human rights. five more people in the area have lost their rights during police action since lopez has been shot. >> this whole community has been affected by his death, it must stop. >> reporter: the group called the teen's death part of an epidemic of deadly force. the district attorney has not released the decision whether to charge the deputy who shot lopez last october. the 13-year-old boy was carrying a toy gun which resembled an ak47. police are asking for help to find a robber that's quite a bit taller than most people.

police released a sketch. the man entered a business on south san mateo drive and robbed an employeen at gunpoint. the suspect is described as 6'seven -- 6'and 7" tall and weighing 275 pounds. the suicide of audrey pott of s era toga prompted the legislation. she took her own life after photos spread on the internet of her being sexually abused while she was pass out at a party. the bill now calls for rehabilitation instead of a mandatory two year sentence for teens who were convicted of sexual assault while a victim is incapacitated. however it includes an enhancement for those who share photos through text as a crime.

the ellis act has been abandoned by the lay maker who proposed it. state senator leno says he decided to drop the proposal. the bill would have needed to pass two committees one which had previously rejected it. one of silican valley's top ceos already known for being tardy is getting criticism tonight. she reportedly overslept and showed up almost two hours late. she was later criticized for delivering a poor presentation. it is official the guiness book of world record a giant tetris game revealed is the largest video game display ever. it was created using computer

controlled led lights on philadelphia's center. the joy stick controls the block. it's all part of a celebration celebrating the game. the company settlement with state regulators over check out mistakes. and we have more from chief meteorologist bill martin. some tonight call it crude and awful. why the idea of building soccer fields in one area park has neighbors so upset. female announcer: when you see this truck, female announcer:

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new at 10:00, while much of the world is gripped with soccer fever one south bay neighborhood is doing all it can to keep a soccer field from moving in. ktvu's maureen naylor is live in santa clara with a fight that's brewing there, maureen. >> reporter: this all initially started here at the 49ers new home because of the impact the

levi stadium will have to these youth soccer league fields next door. some residents are putting up a fight. >> reporter: santa clara's montegue park is a place where children swing the summer away from even before they can walk. >> this open space is where my childhood memories have been built on. >> reporter: paulina grant still lives in this neighborhood. >> it's just, the most awfulled idea i've ever heard of in my whole life. >> reporter: the idea is to add one or two soccer fields to the park. the city of santa clara says it's also consider industrial areas. >> having a fenced off turfed area is going to take a big chunk out of this park. especially if they're planning on more than one field. >> reporter: concerned neighbors have started a

website called concerned bay area tracks. >> the one in pink is calley. >> tiffany marcum comes here daily and says running on the green hill is one of her family's favorite place to do. the city is simply trying to keep up with booming construction and mandates to provide residents adequate access to parks and fields. meanwhile back out here, they've reached an agreement to share the field with, montegui. this follows complaints

from san francisco and the bay. the company has been ordered for illegally dumping hazardous west in california. the waste included over the counter medication, pool chemicals and batteries. albertson's did not acknowledge wrong doing but agreed to change its practices. sales of electric vehicles have surged and that's helping put the brakes on pollution. that's according to an analyst. sales of vehicles are up 500% which has benefited public health and the environment.

five states have the program. temptures tomorrow are going to start to cool and as we head into thursday cool even further. 88degrees in santa rosa today. that's one of the warmest spots 91 in antioch the warmest spot. temperatures tomorrow especially in the inland bay valleys. you're going to see it cooler five to 7 degrees. right now i've got fog all along the coast. i pointed it out earlier. it's already trying to shoot the gap. we'll see fog up in san rafael. i think we will see fog in fremont and redwood as well. saturday morning, most of us wake up that starts us cooler. temperatures tomorrow are going

to be in the upper 70s and low 80s. 63 in napa, 64 in concord. these are the current temperatures. the winds are blowing pretty good out there. create some patchy drizzle tonight and tomorrow then again on thursday when it gets a little bit closer might bring sprinkles. the main impact the one i can tell you we're all going to notice it's just going to be cooler around here. here's the forecast form to your bay area microclimates. you will see temperatures in the 60s. up into the walnut creek area you're in the mid-70s, maybe upper 70s. then the hot spots like livermore and morgan hill upper 70s low 80s that's how we go. it's going to be cooler still as we head into your bay area thursday. if forecast high is tomorrow as you go through the day you're going to be slightly cooler and then cooler still on thursday. here comes that system now.

here we are thursday morning. maybe a sprinkle right there. no big deal. and then it really clouds up and clears out thursday afternoon. so the dynamics are mainly wednesday. 78 in sonoma, 80 in walnut creek. 80 in livermore. livermore valley, santa cruz valley good air quality. still breezy. and as you head into your bay area thursday, schooler still with a chance of sprinkles. and you can see a little bit of patchy drizzle showing up on thursday morning. but not a big deal. enough though to kind of put firefighters at rest just a little bit in the, in this pattern, below average temperatures. check this out. the grass isn't the only thing growing at at&t park these

days. the giants unveil a garden. the fruit and vegetables are intended to be used by food vendors at the ballpark and as a teaching aid -r aid for the kids. the garden is behind a city wall under a scoreboard aep set to open next months. giant officials insist that that's where kids get their start. 12 out of 15 the way the giants are headed against the padres. i think the sea gulls probably could have swept in. this thing over early. giants lead poultry three games eve the dodgers in the west. nothing doing against the padres for san francisco. padres open it up in the fifth. 1-0 lead turns into 2-0 off tim hudson. average marista came in and hit

the seventh. rbi double there. how about tommy medica. a local kid doing well. although i think the guys dpiing him a little lip. scored 13-2 in these first two tkpwaeus of the -- these first two of the west. chris young, barely hit 200 for the a's. two home runs tonight. this is a solo shot of kashmiri. the guy that he replaced, bartolo colon. struck out eight along the way. he has eight for the mets ugly game in oak ran.

they haven't had many of those. lebron james may be headed for a new hole, the heat is now on miami to try and keep him while world cup officials they have the italians feeling twice. sports part ii next.

every fan fantasizing having he -- lebron on their team. officially opting out of his contract this does not mean he is not going to return to the miami heat. he could. what that means is lebron is going to take a look at the situation. in modern media nothing it seems more popular with anything doing with vampires these days. soccer mathis. lui, suarez bites carolini. a minute later they were so

upset they got a little disrupted it seems. a corp.er kick for urugian is 1,020 football going nil nil. very relaxed team. a little glimpse on their flight back to team headquarters before their next match and they are the home team. the host one of the favorites of course and i say they don't seem too nervous or up tight. it's always nice to be on a team plane no matter what the sport is when there's victory. >> yeah. >> quite a different story when they -- >> making some music up there. >> that's the sporting life for a tuesday night. >> marc, thank you. >> thank you for making ktvu your source for news.

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