reporting. >> reporter: a family member first contacted us when someone stole a custom made wedding dress off a neighbor's porch. we recognize what appears to be the same suspect when he popped up in another case just days later. >> reporter: police now say the man caught on this surveillance video in berkeley is 63-year-old derek france. cameras recorded someone with the same two tone ball cap and bike with baby trailer on the back. he first appeared with a package under his arm, minutes after this mail woman delivered it to a doorstep. but it's what happened next. >> i said why would he do something like that. >> reporter: that has this woman so upset. oblivious to the camera right in front of him the man rips open the box, he took an african wedding dress custom made in ethiopia. the future mother-in-law says it was similar to one she wore not easy to replace. >> reporter: what do you think of seeing that guy opening that box right on camera?

>> i think he's an idiot first and dumb criminal. >> reporter: two investigates showed the video to this homeowner in berkeley. >> very, very similar. >> reporter: after a man watching the same description stole a $250 stroller from her porch on saturday. police picked up their suspect terrance franks around 12:30 this morning, officers say he's charged with theft and a parol violation and because of this video, there could be more charges to come. >> based on the information we've learned from you as well is we've now shared our information on our arrests to oakland. >> reporter: now the u.s. postal inspector is also investigating the case. stealing mail can get you up to five years in federal prison. two investigates looked into terrance frank's record. they found several convictions and arrests going back to the 1970s. it's a major win the irs and fbi arrested a man today.

my redbook.com has been shut down and the man who runs it. >> reporter: the man who owns this home operated that website. and we learn this is part of a four year investigation. authorities were led here after last year's operation cross country where they arrested minors allegedly prostitutes who posted on my redbook.com. >> the fbi hit the door and pounded on it and said fbi open up. >> reporter: people who live in a suburban middle class neighborhood watched as the fbi arrested a long time neighbor erik amaro. >> reporter: authorities say amaro operated my redbook.com an escort service reportedly linked to prostitution. >> today federal agents from the fbi and the irs criminal

investigation conducted multiple search and arrests warrants throughout the bay area. >> reporter: the website shut down and seized by the feds, this noted copy up on my redbook pages. >> this is more surprising. not used to seeing 20 plus law enforcement people on my street. >> reporter: neighbor drew calls the man a quiet guy and saw nothing that would have raised a red flag. nothing that suggested he was part of a sex trafficking website. >> much like a northwest neighborhood where everybody knows everybody. >> reporter: they seized more than 5 million dollars in property and assets. azenith smith, ktvu channel 2

news. a san francisco husband and wife appeared in court this afternoon to face charges of running a brothel. chee and his wife wang are accused of running a house of prostitution in city sunset district. the couple is arraigned in superior court. their arrests follow a two month investigation. >> this is a third brothel that we're prosecuting in the last couple of months and we'll continue to do this work. i think it's really important to send a very clear message that san francisco is not a place where people to do human trafficking. >> reporter: the judge set bail at $200,000 for each defendant. a preliminary hearing is set for july 9. it looks as though he's done it again. a no hit. continuing coverage of tim lincecum's no hitter. his second against the san

diego padres. it is a feat that has only been done once before in may jr. league baseball. ken pritchett is live now at -- major league baseball. ken pritchett is live now where lincecum has giant fans in a frenzy today. >> reporter: most of those giant fans are probably home now. it's quiet out here now but let's show you what it was like right after the game. giant fans were all smiles many still in disbelief about what they just witnessed, history at at&t park. history for the giants, history for tim lincecum. >> unbelievable, just speechless. >> everybody was on pins and needles waiting for that last pitch. waiting for him to strike that i out. >> we were videoing it. everybody was screaming. it was totally amazing. >> we almost didn't go. we had so many things going on and i just said we're just

going. glad i came. >> what if you had not come. >> i would have been upset. >> because you saw history. >> yeah i almost cried. i've been going to these games forever. they're in such a funk and to get out of it like this, whoa. >> reporter: we'll have more coming up tonight at 10:00 from san francisco ken pritchett. >> and more on tim lincecum and his second no hitter. he pitched his first no hitter back in july against the padres that time it was in san diego. lincecum threw 113 pitches today . as we mentioned he is only the second player to pitch two no hitters. the last one was back in 1908 and 1910. we will hear from tim lincecum. mark ibanez will join us with

all the reaction from the giant's dug out. and the fire was reported around 11:25 this morning it was fanned by strong winds. at one point firefighters say several homes were threatened but no homes were lost and no one was hurt. a few cars and a boat burned. the cause of the fire is unknown. a man and woman found dead in a milpitas park have now been identified. but we still don't know their relationship. the medical examiner says jim pruitt committed suicide but the cause for gwen pruitt's is unknown. sources tell ktvu they were not married and were not siblings. in the past hour a california senate committee passed a proposal to expand insurance coverage for ride sharing companies. at the heart of the issue is the mother of a young san francisco girl who was struck and killed by an off duty uber

driver. rob roth is here with more. >> reporter: the tragic death of sofia lu has given rise to a proposed ride sharing lawsuit. >> reporter: taxi riders rally at the state capital they're sporting bill 1973. drivers say they must carry insurance whether they're driving a passenger or not and so should oober. currently oober drivers are only insure when they're carrying a customer. >> if the california assembly and senate pass the bill and the senator signs it the law could take effect january 1st. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news.

it appears the oakland a's will be staying put for the time being. but it may not be a done deal just yet. this morning lou wolf and major league baseball announced they reached a deal on the coliseum. once it is finalized it'll have to be approved by the oak lands city council and board of supervisors all of which have veto power. >> we were all surprised to read the comments that were made by mr. wolf and certainly by commissioner sealy because we're still in negotiations with the a's. >> we're told the a's and joint powers authority are set to negotiation again tomorrow to try to iron out details with the vote on friday.

the orchard shopping center will be anchored with a safeway and will also include other retail shops, restaurants and senior housing. right now there's a smaller safeway across the street. whole foods is set to move in there. police say they've already rounded four expected bike thieves. how they did it and the deterrent out there to try to stop the burglaries. some rain drops falling out there. even measurable in many bay area cities. i'll let you know who got it and who could see some as we head into the next 24 hours. female announcer: when you see this truck,

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two car theft suspects were killed after leading the

highway patrol on a high speed chase over the bay bridge. cell phone video shows just how fast they were going across the new eastern span of the bridge. witnesses say the chase reached speeds of up to 130 miles per hour. when the driver took the fifth street off ramp in downtown san francisco the car slammed into a concrete barrier, flipped over and burst into flames. the off ramp was closed for six hours while police collected evidence and removed the bodies. the two people killed have not yet been identified. this comes nine days after another deadly crash on the fifth street off ramp. a man known as pops to his friends was struck and killed. police say a driver missed that turn about 1:00 in the morning and plowed through a homeless encamp. the driver of an suv was booked for driving under the influence. the people who live in the area say that wasn't the first time a driver has crashed through their encampment. new at 6:00, san francisco police are tabbing the arrests of four men who are accused of stealing and selling stolen bicycles.

this all comes in the wake of the police new bike task force. allie rasmus is in san francisco to tell us how police are using this program and how police are warning people who may be buying stolen bikes without even knowing it. >> reporter: the officer we talked to called it craigslist in reverse. he's using it as a way to get out information to warn shoppers and discourage thieves. >> reporter: look on craigslist under bikes for sale by owner and you will find hundreds of listings in san francisco. click on this one and instead of a picture of a bike you will see a mug shot. >> it's important to know as people living in san francisco who are these people, these people are breaking into their homes and they're stealing their bike. >> reporter: matt freedman posted an alert on craigslist about the recent arrest of four people. he includes the details of

where and how they stole the bikes. it's a warning to people who are buying bikes. >> we want people to know for people who are selling bikes, the next one you make may be one that we're showing up instead. >> there's one bike stolen every three hours it is a huge problem in this city. >> reporter: morgan st. clair helps run the city's bike bait program. she and city police are trying to convince craigslist for everyone who is selling a bike to list the serial number. >> every time the criminals will try to scrape off the serial number found on the bottom of the bike. they try to engrave a different number or just take it off entirely. >> reporter: st. clair says being forced to list a serial number could be a deterrent for thieves. freedman and st. clair are trying to teach people how to lock their bike properly to

prevent thefts. cable locks by themselves are essentially useless. the best idea is to use a cable lock combined with a u lock so your cable lock doesn't end up like this. allie rasmus, ktvu. 26-year-old nicholas wigg is accused of stealing credit cards and a phone. >> if he wouldn't have done the facebook thing, we would have never caught him. >> reporter: police were waiting to arrest him after he showed up. beach visitors in santa cruz are being warned after a man stepped on a syringe in the

sand. it happened on cowel beach. discarded needles are a big problem at beaches. the city has been trying to manage the problem. >> i think it's probably fair to say that over the year there's been a consistent problem all over the city with needles found not just in the beaches but also in parks. >> reporter: parks and recreation fishes say the group take back santa cruz cruz that beaches are chrom combed two or three times a week and that people are planning to install cameras to keep an eye on trouble spots on cowel beach. a cig -- significant cool down. look at the highs today inland. just 80 degrees in the antioch, 80 degrees in morgan hill. fire danger taking a little bit of a vacation. you can see pushing on shore. tell you what if this was march or january or february it would be raining. it would be stphoeg.

this -- it would be raining, it would be snowing. just a few sprinkles at the tune of .01 of an inch to .02 of an inch. as we sweep the area, you can't really pick too much. this activity could continue and bring us a few light sprinkles. but that's it. just light. this is the sustained wind speed just 30. that is the gust speed. you have a gust of 36 miles per hour. earl littler it was gusting to 48 miles per hour. the winds are 30 miles per hour. they're transporting cool air inland from the pacific. not just in the form of fog but just a lot of cloud cover and moisture which really takes the heat off. if this was three days ago we would probably have a fire or a brush fire. almost every day in the news. when it's hot around here there's a fire but this type of

pattern we haven't had any reports of any brush fires. this pattern helps with that because it's moisture and cooler. there's that drizzle. this is the model saying, i can't pick out any storm dynamics but maybe there's enough moisture to bring up a little precipitation. that's the drizzle and light sprinkles. not a big deal in terms of accumulation. but it might be a big deal if you're traveling on the golden gate bridge early tomorrow morning when it's a little bit wet. this system gets a little closer tomorrow and it's going to get close enough by tomorrow afternoon. just does away and vaporizing the fog. the fog goes away. it's going to be clearer by tomorrow afternoon but it starts off cloudy and ends up like today but a little cooler in some places. 74 in san jose, 73 in milpitas. then it changes friday, saturday and sunday. temperatures ratchet up and we

get into monday. we'll be talking about fire danger, i was saying at 5:00 this is the driest year on record in the state of california. we got a break from that. by the weekend we'll be talking fires again. >> bill, thank you. california lawmakers are rethinking a new food handling glove law. under that law restaurant employees must wear single use gloves when handling ready to eat foods. it's not a good solution because people wearing gloves also touch dirty surfaces. the writer of that law is hoping to get it repealed before it goes into effect july 1st. >> we want it to roll it back before any restaurants got punished for not following the new law since we're planning to roll it back. >> reporter: they want to find a solution that really does improve food safety. restaurants will go back to previous hand washing rules. you've heard from the fans about timmy's no no today.

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protesters rallied outside google. they say the cost of living is skyrocketing and many people are being forced to move out. some protesters dressed as darth vader saying google could go in the way of the dark side. android l will include a redesign with more vibrant colors. the new operating system also includes new anti theft software. the so called kill switch which law enforcement has been calling on smart phone makers to include. it's all about tim today. >> absolutely. this is exciting stuff. one of the most amazing things among many with regard to this no hitter, he didn't need any great plays behind him. he was just on top of it started to finish. tim lincecum the second no hitter of his career. tie the shoe timmy and go to

work. an economy of of 113. he is going to have a 4-0 lead to protect because partly his former battery mate buster didn't catch today. drove in two runs here for insurance. tim lincecum takes a 4-0 lead into the ninth and here is the final out. will venable who's dad once played for the giants grounds routinely. and there you have it. the second no hitter inside a year for him. and afterward joe fonzi asked him if he had time to take it all in. >> right now i'm still kind of in the moment and really happy and i just, ready to kind of i don't know let it go a little

bit. >> the club really needed it. we have gone through a hard stretch. this is good for the whole club to have something this nice happen. and it's hard enough to do one. to do two that puts you in a whole different class. >> sure does. meanwhile back in new york the a's taking care of business. young man that's ability all he'll have to cheer about if you're a met fan. zack wheeler is 18th 2-0 lead. you have to see this play by the a's right fielder josh redick, pitching and playing behind bret mels. you think he's going to get it? no buddy it's over here. josh redick gives you another example of why he's a gold glover. full highlights tonight at

10:00, more on tim lincecum. he came within one walk of a perfect game and just incredible to watch. every time you think what's wrong with tim lincecum, he does something amazing like this. >> i love how the teammates just rushed him and mobbed him. >> he's a very popular guy with the fans and his mates. >> tonight as 10:00 a teacher dismissed for speaking out at a hearing. that's tonight at 10:00 and much more. thanks for joining us. good night. bulldog: ah, the dog days of summer!

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beautiful morning, isn't it? it's a shame you have to work, huh? [ laughing ] yeah. anyway, i'd like a large sausage and pepperoni -- it's my stuff, okay? just keep your hands off my stuff! phil: hey! i didn't put my hands on your stuff! hey! just a second, derek. what is the problem? alex read my journal. i did not! why would i even want to read your stupid journal? because it contains the details of a life, and you don't have one! ohh! alex, don't read haley's journal. uhh! sorry. my daughters. you got kids? oh. what grade are you in? claire: phil! oh, that's my wife, claire. luke was using my computer. for this. i'm gonna have to, uh, call you back. he told me he needed it to do homework,