rivalry. they are looking for the man who hit the woman and he's described as african-american, weighing 240 pounds, the 5-foot 10 inches and possibly in his 30's. >> hopefully the second one will be shortly in custody as well. >> he knows sporting events coming up with best in people. >> if the ball had athletics gear on. he is recovering tonight. if you know who that man is or you have any cell phone footage of the site you are asked to call san francisco police. >> new developments tonight in a story that we first reported at noon. oakland police headquarters shut down for the day after an employee smelled what they thought was gas. katie younis is there live now to explain the effort to find

the leak and where it stands now. >> chris determined the catholic smell came from the heating and air-conditioning system but they are still work to determine where in the nine story building the smell is actually coming from. >> as oakland police department employees evacuated the administration building on broadway for a suspected catholic, officers blocked traffic and several blocks. regina ruiz works in the records department and hurried out when the fire alarm sounded around 11. >> we can't determine whether it's gas or what exactly the smell is. >> lieutenant chris bolton brought levity to the situation on twitter after saying my lifelong dream of pulling the fire alarm at oakland police department has been fulfilled. >> we also have to serve the public. they come far for their cars.

>> it's frustrating but things happen. it's okay. i'll come back on monday. >> 911, orange requests and patrol continue as usual. meanwhile, they search floor by floor as they try to isolate the smell apparently coming from the hvac system. >> i would like to close things down and get my bag and stuff. that i have my purse. >> by late afternoon employees were returning to the building to grab their things and they were then sent home for the day. the quarters here is closed until further notice. if you need records the eastmont substation is open at a a.m. tomorrow. >> right now, we are in the process of obtaining newly unsealed grand jury transcripts from the

sierra lamarr murder case. those transcripts are of the grand jury hearings that led to the indictment of angelo rc at thomas. he's accused of kidnapping and killing the teenager. the body has never been found. we are preparing to go through those transcripts as soon as we get them, which could be at any moment. we will bring you anything we have learned in a live report at six. former calpers chief executive fred window so pleaded guilty in federal court to robbery and burglary charges excepted $200,000 in cash and burglaries are met a man. if convicted, he's acing 40 years in prison. >> firefighters in san rafael rescued a woman who wound up driving right into the bay. this is a picture of the

rescue. the woman went off the road at point san pedro. the woman was taken to the hospital for minor injuries but no word yet on exactly why or how she went off the road. >> new information on the deadly crash on highway 17 we reported on yesterday. we learned the victim was 25 years old, his name was dan maguire. we have the light reaction from that man's friends. >> up ones are in shock, not just that his life was taken to his family was struck by tragedy again. >> friends described him as a great leader and great spirit. today they are mourning the loss of brad mcguire. >> he is definitely the guy that lived his life to the fullest. >> his car and nine others were hit by an out-of-control tractor-trailer. 700 people were injured in the crash and six of them have

already been released from the hospital. the seventh was initially listed in critical condition with a lacerated liver is expected to be released today. >> all you have to do is look at the thing. >> chp leaders are look at how this happened, following up with the trucking company and inspecting the truck. witnesses reported its brakes smoking in the minutes before the crash. >> they will be looking at mechanical problems for sure. >> i have ilife and everything has been cleared. >> dan maguire's brother also died in a car accident back into thousand eight. friends say they are

devastated. >> i'm shocked he won't be there anymore. and ruben, channel two news. >> higher than normal radiation levels have been found on of vacant apartment on treasure island. the elevated level apartment has been vacant since 2009. and this scare at all local airport. alex savidge spoke with travelers and has more on the man who was taken into custody. >> firefighters traced to terminal one at the grand airport around 3:30 this morning after this pile of wood and cardboard was set on fire

near the baggage claim area. the fire alarm sounded in the building dave austin was sleeping in the terminal when the fire started, and at first he thought the worst. >> bob and terrorists. >> it turned out to be not they big deal. >> investigators believe this man who is homeless likely started the fire and the witness tells me that he tried to escape by running over and boarding a bus. the man was arrested on suspicion of arson and the motive for the crime is unclear. the whole thing is unsettling. >> the fact that there's outside security, anything can happen at any time. >> the cause of the fire, officials say that no flights

were affected. >> tense moments in japan after of six-point a magnitude earthquake shook the northern coast. earthquake struck near fukushima, which nearly was coupled by into thousand 11 earthquake and tsunami. officials issued the warning on the northern coast for part of the day, but officials have lifted all advisories. no reports so far of damage or injuries. >> eight new california supreme court is making significant changes to the three strikes law. the decision states that two felony convictions stemming from a single act cannot be counted as separate strikes under california's three strikes law. the ruling stems from the sentencing of a woman, 25 years with life, on prior convictions. but the convictions from robbery and carjacking stem from the same act. treating the convictions as to the strikes was inconsistent

with the spirit of the three strikes law. >> is it legal for party affiliation to trump ministry? affiliate at state attorney generals have been asked to investigate. the oceanside republican claims he was refused membership last year in the california latino legislative caucus. he said he was told republicans were not allowed. republicans called for the investigation saying the group name implies cool access for all latino legislatures. >> for time nba mvp lebron james is going back to where he started his career. needless to say there's lots of excitement in cleveland tonight and that's very different from the reaction four years ago when lebron james announced he was leaving cleveland. back then, many of them cursed his name and burned their lebron james jerseys and memorabilia. paula sandoval with more now on the reaction to his return.

>> he is adding home. >> i'm excited. >> king james is announcing he's leaving the miami heat for the cleveland cavaliers. >> this could be the first time he gets a championship in over 50 years. >> the four-time mvp told sports illustrated about his plans in an interview published friday. cavalier fans are flying high about his return to the team, and the white house is also weighing in. pay period that the powerful statement about the value of the place that you consider home. pay period then there's the heartbreak of the heat. mickey erickson said he was shocked and disappointed in today's news. the eastern conference and two championships, we would be sad to lose him but we understand, you have to go home, and i

respect that. >> people are willing to forgive and forget. of celebratory scene on the street is the dramatic difference from the jersey burning days of 2010. accident fans were fuming over lebron's decision to leave ohio. >> a neighbor turned amateur lifeguard saves aman from drowning. >> when i got to the bottom of the pool where he was in the deep end he had no bubbles coming off his nose or anything. >> how she says her mom instinct just kicked in. >> i'm tracking warmer weather on the way. get the timing on when the highest return to the 90's. >> and the next, it looks like a text from a relative but it was actually a scam to get teenage girls to send him provocative pictures. how it worked and the warning from police.

>> sheriffs deputies in santa cruz county have been accused of orchestrating an elaborate scam to get teenage girls to send him provocative pictures to text messages. authorities arrested 29 -year-old scot angela for allegedly sending the text. investigators say he texted one teenager posing as her father claiming he had recently changed his cell phone number. the text then went on to say that that coaches daughter had a swimsuit line and asked if she was interested in modeling. we will have more on that investigation coming up tonight on the 10:00 news. >> more costly repairs on the eastern span of the bay bridge but this time it has nothing to do with safety. workers are removing thousands of tiny steel articles from the tower that are resting and turning orange. it's expected to cost about $1

million. it appears about half of that will be paid for. the $30 million project is about to lose its funding if it doesn't mean they federal funding deadline. caltrans is speaking of the process and would like to start construction by 2017 which would also make the trail more accessible by adding a thousand foot trailing to connect the bridge trail with the west avenue court or in oakland. >> thousands of parents lined up overnight outside of charity in the south bay to get backpacks full of school supplies for their kids. >> alyssa tina rivera wants the best for her four children emma but that's been difficult and she's been unemployed for five months. she woke up early to register for backpacks and school

supplies. >> sometimes coming here, it's difficult to come and make a- line because you have a job. >> some parents camped out overnight to make sure they got them. the nonprofit estimates the average cost of the new backpack and supply is $75 which adds up to nearly a full days pay for a minimum wage worker. that stuff when parents are juggling which bills to pay. >> if you don't have electricity, you can't cook. >> sacred heart needs people to donate backpacks and school supplies such as paper, pencils, plus drives and erasers. low income children that are already disadvantaged, the last thing they worry about is that they will have what they need for school. >> it's just kind of holding me back, but, i don't let them

from keeping me from keeping going. >> you need people to donate but then the next four weeks. if you would like to drop off a backpack and school supplies, and by two first street in, or go to our website and click on web links for more information. >> this man is celebrating an enormous catch. he reeled in on of the biggest howitzer ever hit the boat deck. the 26 -year-old jack mcguire caught the 482-pound fish is holding their glacier bay alaska. the helipad weighed in at 459 pounds but because the fish were shot and purpose and he did not world record regulations. even without the record, i'm sure he is of very good story

to tell and pictures to prove it. >> let's talk about our weather now. the weekend is almost here. >> have you seen the holidays in real life? there are freaky looking because they did on their side and have an eye on the side, they are not pretty. >> the inversion got so deep here that the fog just went away. it's still kind of shown up in pacifica, but the inversion when it goes away, the fog has a tough time for me. we have clear skies at ocean beach in golden gate park in the richmond district. sunny skies at the golden gate bridge and we have a red flag warning that will be dropped in the next hour. of towards bernie as well, and we talked about it last night. there were some lightning strikes out there but so far haven't heard anything about

arch fires. here's that fog kind of baked out of there. here's fog here, and it and it pulls out of here. just near pacifica, and half moon bay. to make you can count on the fog pulling back in and it will be dense in spots. we had some drizzle this morning to the tune in some areas of 21 hundredths of an inch of rain. you can tell drizzle from rain because they major it in microns, so it's .1 grits of an inch. particle size and raindrop size, that's visible. especially right along the coast, san jose at 73 degrees. blue sky, that's a live picture in san francisco. 80degrees for the overnight low in parts of san francisco tonight, and we will go 65 degrees for it a daytime high tomorrow.

the real deal tomorrow, it will warm up of little bit. tomorrow morning when you get going, is not the fog out there. then that fog should go right out in the area. that should be clear on the inland the alleys and then warmer as we head into saturday and sunday. temperatures in the 90's, sunday will be the warmest day due to the high-pressure center. tomorrow is abe warmer day. and just today were cooler. tomorrow's temperatures increase and it a or typical summer pattern change fog at the coast and more heat in the bay valley. they're quality has been good this will take a little bit of they hit the temperatures elevated sunday and monday and the inland valley warming up.

the five-day forecast, is coming up. >> what was going through her mind she saved him. >> we are coming through stacks of documents in the sierra lamarr case. what we have learned about the investigation coming up at six. and an oasis helping troubled children in a rough part of town. the situation they could face the 16 -year-old golf course to close in one month. what! no service? seriously? no electricity, we're going to make our own candles, we're going to churn our own butter. oh, we lost one.

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>> organizers tonight are getting ready for any large beer festival and fundraiser in san francisco tomorrow that's known as breast fest. it's to help low income women get access to treatment. >> it's about enjoying yourself, listen to music and sampling the beers and the different food vendors we have while supporting a great cause. >> the founder of the event goes towards providing alternative care like acupuncture or herbal medicine. she said her own mother benefited from such treatments and she was stunned when those treatments were rarely covered by insurance. >> i started the breast best 14 years ago when my mom was diagnosed with breast cancer. i started as the means to help women with don't have money to

pay for alternative care. >> all of the money for tomorrow's event goes to the charlotte maxwell clinic in oakland and san francisco. the nonprofit offers alternative treatment for low income women agonist with cancer. breast fest runs from two until six tomorrow intent and cisco. tickets cost $55 in advance and $66 at the door. >> lawmakers are moving forward to force the makers of because cigarettes to do more to protect children. >> companies know how to target children were just shameful behavior. >> new legislation would require childproof caps be put on the flavored nicotine containers. recent figures show an increase in accidental poisoning from

the liquid nicotine. the largest trade administration for liquid nicotine is downplaying the risk for children. >> encourage our members, and are moving in the direction of mandating child resistant caps be used by the industry. >> the legislation would direct the consumer product safety commission to provide child resistant packaging. >> a woman jumped into action after she hears a small girl crying for help. that little girl's father was at the bottom of the pool. >> onto got him out of the pool, i saw he had no heart rate. >> it's quiet here now but old candlestick park is about to come out of retirement for a star-studded affair. we will have a live report. >> plus, a lifetime of work for one collector up for sale. they closer look at his collection of tanks and military vehicles. ?ññ;ñ;

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>> of father in distress, sinking to the bottom of this pool only to be lifted out by a stranger. the neighborhood saved his

life. michelle venezuela is it working mother put the couple of weeks ago she went from making dinner for her family to helping him man she has never met you. >> station 24 responded to the call, but it was the 30 -year-old woman seconds away who beat them to it. because of her heroics, alameda county fire will now honor her. >> she is in medical assistant focused on her work in san ramon, but never forgetting what happened back at home in san leandro. >> she lives in the miramar area and was making dinner for her and her daughter neve. >> they were screaming, he's

drowning. >> just like that, she jumped into the water. her neighbor is no longer struggling on the surface but inking 9 feet below. >> i just went in instinctively and when i got to the bottom of the pool where he was, he didn't have bubbles coming out of his nose or anything. >> want that got him out of the pool i thought he had no heart rate, and they just started the pr him him. they did it compressions and mouth-to-mouth, and after about two or three persons he started to cough up the water. >> she went down there with the intent to pull him out of the pool. >> brandon cabrera responded to the call. >> what she did, you can't train for that. >> now she knows her bravery is allowing this little girl to come home and see her dad.

>> that little girl wouldn't have a father if i hadn't intervened, so that to me is reward enough. >> the man she pulled from the pool through his wife didn't want to be interviewed, but he is quite readable after coming out of the hospital. life tonight, mike me back. >> the recent california court ruling striking down teacher tenure protection is having quite the ripple effect across the country. it deprives minorities and low- income students and losses from similar claims were filed in new york state. now activists say they are considering litigation as well. >> candlestick park will come alive with football one last time tomorrow and today some famous 40 niner players were out practicing for the farewell 40 niners football game. fred, they are jso this pretty

secret act seriously. >> i tell you, there were lots of super bowl rings out on bill walsh field in candlestick park today. 50 major nfl stars spend about 20 minutes preparing for tomorrow's world like football games. quarterbacks -- the miami dolphins cornerback dan marino, the hall of famer, the your archrival tomorrow. now at age 57, joe montana will simply try to get the ball to number 80 but running back roger craig knows it and eventually, the competitive juices will start to flow. >> hopefully it doesn't get to physical, because i know sometimes repetitive juices come out of you and you forget that you are 50 years old. >> you wouldn't miss this for the world. >> i would walk care to be

here. even guys that didn't play for us. it's great. one day fitting end. >> so are you going to take the little piece of you out? >> i'm sure i will do something to take with me. how easily do those seats come out? >> 30,000 tickets are already sold for two run it legend of candlestick, and to tell you the truth the field looked in better shape than some of those older legends. those proceeds will go to the san francisco police and firefighters. fred engels, channel two news. >> just a few hours from now there have been at dozen shootings. it has many people in the

community on edge. they will hold a walk against gun violence beginning at the church of god holy on eighth street. and there will be free food, games and entertainment at three different locations. her gilmore park and 60 sixth avenue, and the 3200 block of larkin street in west oakland. the events kick off in less than an hour and half. >> the death toll continues to rise against fierce violent crashes. according to the palestinian health ministry more than 100 palestinians have been killed in gaza over the past four days. unfortunately many of them are children. israel hasn't reported any deaths as of yet. israeli prime minister vowed today to continue targeting numbers of the hamas with airstrikes until the rockets hamas is hiring into israel come to a stop. the violence comes in the wake of kidnapping and killing of three israeli teenagers and the

apparent revenge killing of the palestinian teenager by israeli extremists. >> 33 -year-old ronald haskell made his appearance this morning. he collapsed twice and had to be taken out of the courtroom in a wheelchair. he's been accused of killing his ex-wife's sister and brother in law along with four of the children in a suburb north of houston. the lone survivor was released from hospital today. haskell's attorney is now claiming his client is mentally ill. >> the prosecution will charge haskell was six counts of capital murder. >> billions of dollars to get students online, but the bay area school that inspired the program isn't eligible for the money, and we will explain why. >> another step forward for

drawing deliveries. >> fuss the state fair is open. look at the festivities and the fund coming up next.

>> the california state fair kicked off today in sacramento. >> the fair has 20 of animal exhibits and is also full of fun activities children and adults including rights of

demonstrations, and of course there's always plenty to eat including lots of candy. >> when you walk in, candy at that age especially to children, and as adults we all have memories of our favorite candy and nostalgia. >> this year's fair runs for two weeks at the cal expo fairgrounds. tickets are $12 for adults, a dollars for children. >> ac transit today opened an information center for a new project promising to bring faster and improved bus projects were cleaner burning vehicles. the east bay rapid transit information center is. on international boulevard in oakland. the system will run from downtown oakland to san leandro bart. they will have dedicated lanes to avoid traffic and reduce travel time. the bus rapid transit project will help the environment while bringing development to the

neighborhoods that it serves. >> this investment is sick unity that we hope will put more people on public transportation, prove our air quality, reduce congestion and help build. >> new york today took legal actions too block transportation service lift from doing business in that state. the lawsuit claims they operate in open defiance of new york state and local licensing and insurance laws. so far, lyft hasn't commented on the suit. >> a bay area teacher training is an astronaut. >> the space suit in itself is the ticket to coolness by hope. >> a remarkable sale. of lifetime collection of tanks, guns, and even a air missile up for auction.

>> right after the break and trekking net increase in temperatures. the fire danger comes up as well and i will let you know the spots that will make it into the 90's.

right now, a fifth grade san francisco teacher is working out lesson plans that include little robotics, some pocket building and experiments that his students have never seen before. his inspiration comes from weeks spent living and training just

like an astronaut. it's all part of a program that draws people from all over the world with one very specific goal. >> kevin has always loved school. he loves being a fifth grade teacher, but also loves being a student. >> i love school. i love -- i'm a student still. >> so when he walked out of alamo elementary school this year, he packed his bags and headed for huntsville, alabama for an experience like no other. >> sometimes it was just, like, almost purely cool. >> this is the honeywell educator space academy. all teachers who come here are on scholarships, and this year's class comes from 43 states and 27 countries. >> on my team, i had teachers from kenya, from the philippines, from china, and then from all over the united states. this is my team and i. >> who are you? >> right there. >> there is no doubt it is about

some once-in-a-lifetime experiences, but the focus was all on stem, science, technology, engineering and math. that has become a hot button issue in education. 60% of u.s. employers say they can't find qualified workers, and one study found in almost every state, children will get less time for science in elementary school than they did 15 to 20 years ago. not a bright outlook for an industry planning missions for the future. >> they're depending on children, the children of today, to be the scientists for tomorrow, and they have a real mission that they're building upon about, you know, beyond the moon. >> this is the program's tenth year, and while participants will walk away with the cool stuff like space ice cream and not many teachers can boast a space suit. >> san francisco, i think me. the space suit in itself is, you know, like, a ticket to coolness, i hope. >> it is about much more.

>> this is from nasa. a lot of it's from nasa. >> stuff you weren't doing before? >> right. exactly. >> it's about new ways to inspeier the next generation. >> i haven't met a kid that's not interested in space in some respect. >> it's about new ways to teach. >> at the end of the day, it's you and the kids and the parents and communities. >> it's about never forgetting that teaching begins with a love of learning. in san francisco, ktvu channel 2 news. many are calling it a once in a lifetime opportunity. buyers from all over the country are if fortola valley where an auction is being held to sell off a large collection of military equipment. the tuesday auction began today. items being sold include more than 80 tanks, a surface-to-surface missile and other historic equipment from as far back as world war i and more recently the gulf war. >> it's a pretty awe-inspiring

feeling and certainly gives you chills down your spine when you see some of these pieces because they are capable of so much destruction. >> organizers say the collection is a lifetime accumulation by silicon valley engineer, josh littlefield, who died in 2009. his family donated the items to the colleague's foundation. the nonprofit says the money from the auction will help fund the military vehicle museum in massachusetts. you can see more images of the historic items at our web site ktvu.com. a police officer from louisiana is trying to get the word out about the danger, the serious danger of hot cars, so he locked himself a car for ten minutes to show just how quickly the heat can turn deadly for children and pets. >> my undershirt is soaking wet, my socks soaking wet. >> within seconds, the officer says he broke into a sweat, and at nine minutes in, he complained that he could barely breathe. the police department is hoping that this video will discourage

anyone from leaving a child or a pet in a car not even for a few short minutes, and sometimes people think if you crosswalk the window, it will make a difference. it really won't. don't leave them in the car. >> that's just about nothing. let's go to our chief meteorologist bill martin. the temperatures today not so bad, but coming up in a few day, that's a different story. >> yeah. even though temperatures is cool, 75, 80 degrees, you get in a closed car and the temperatures soar rapidly so that story is very on point. the temperatures outside today were in the mild range. temperatures tomorrow are going to come up. we're going to see temperatures tomorrow in the upper 80s, maybe a couple low 90s. there's the satellite loop. you just see the fog cleared from the coast. i guess that's kind of the big weather story right now is we had drizzle. we had a lot of drizzle in san francisco down towards half-moon bay. some areas got measurable precipitation at that point because you have .01 and .02 showing up. fog has cleared along the coast now not just because the inversion has gotten beyond a

thousand feet. it's gotten beyond 2,000 feet. it's so thick the fog is just vapor iegz and goes away. it's going to reform. temperatures are mild, and they will be mild as we head into the evening hours, but by tomorrow, you'll notice warmer temperatures, higher temperatures inland. so here's the fog along the coast now. it is trying to reform. it just looks like you can see the version trying to pinch down again out here as it flattens off the top of the stratus deck here. san jose, i think you'll be clear in the morning hours, but there's a good chance you'll see patchy fog north of there up towards fremont and hayward. here's the fog forecast for tomorrow morning. this is 3:00 a.m.. you see it is kind of around fremont. that's fog now, low clouds and fog. as you get into the morning hours, it burns back to the coast, and temperatures start to warm, further warming from what we saw today. there's the reds. those are 90s. you may have noticed started to creep this way a little bit. they were well into sacramento valley the last couple of days. now, they're coming this way.

by sunday, these reds are showing up more in concord, more in livermore. so we're going to see warmup as we head to the bay area weekend. 87 in vacaville. 87 in fairfield for saturday. sunday will be the warmest day on the weekend. this pattern, there was a fire today, couple of fires out there, but they got a handle on them. but this pattern has really been helpful for firefighters. it's moist. it's cool. you know the deal so that's been helpful, but then it changes on saturday and sunday as the fire danger will come up as temperatures come up and humidities go down. the five-day forecast with bay area weekend in view. cool along the coast. it's foggy there, as you'd expect. a lot of clearing this weekend. you might see a little bit of fun. there's five-day forecast with weekend always in view. >> thank you, bill. a $2 billion pledge to get wishgs-fi in schools, but the bay area school responsible for inspiring the program, ends up nouj being eligible for the money. coming up, we'll explain why.

new details are coming out right now in the case of missing teenager sierra lamar. less than an hour ago, ktvu news received a stack of documents laying out the case against the suspect accused of killing her. what we've learned from those documents coming up next at 6:00. and a neighborhood land for more than 50 years. now, we're learning how the drought and also economics are con spiring to shut down this neighborhood golf course that helps troubled kids. >> a real champion of those causes to rescue kids from the neighborhood. >> those stories and more coming up in less than ten minutes at 6:00.

authoritying in placer county arrested one of their own accused of an inappropriate relationship with an underage volunteer with the sheriff's department. placer county sheriff's deputy was arrested yesterday and faces four felony counts. the charges are in connection with an alleged sexual relationship he had with a 17-year-old female sheriff's office volunteer in 2011. this is not the first time he's been in the news. in 2010, his 4-year-old daughter shot and killed hearst with his gun in the family garage. he was also recognized by former governor in 2009. new at 5:00, a plan to upgrade wi-fi in schools gets the green light. the federal government today announced $2 billion program to

improve wireless internet in classrooms. ktvu's john fowler reports the program was inspired by a school right here in the bay area. >> the fcc chairman says a visit to this school where students this spring had to hold tablets over their heads to get a signal convinced officials to upgrade wi-fvshgsi in america's classrooms. >> i think it's a fantastic start. you know, schools are woefully underfunded in terms of technology. >> aaron teaches science at berkeley high. 2 billion federal dollars over two years is to be available to school districts. ironically a bond measure makes oakland ineligible right now. measure j pays for upgrades to oakland unified schools, but other bay area schools may benefit. >> our ability to have lots of students access the internet at the same time is something we struggle with on a daly basis. >> federal officials have not yet finalize it had details of how this money would be allocated, but not everyone is convinced that more internet

connecttivety is good, especially for younger children. >> it's too much access to too much frivolous information. >> troy thompson has, for 25 years, headed kids in motion, now focussing on getting children away from smart phones and computer screens. he acknowledges value when students are actually engaged in learning but says all too often, young minds stray. >> even with the safe search on, they still get objectionable material available to them, and honestly, they need to spend more time reading. >> the fact that i have a device that i can use to access lots of information makes it easier for me to use that and to get the kids to use it in a process that helps them become better thinkers. >> some parents we spoke with today are also concerned about increased microwave radiation in schools. they argue hard wiring is safer and just as fast. john fouler, ktvu channel 2 news. big changes could soon be coming to the way amazon delivers pack ajs. amazon has asked the government

permission to expand testing of unmanned drones. part of the company's plan to deliver to customers in 30 minutes or less. the company says the drones could fly at 50 miles an however and carry items up to five pounds. amazon says you could see these drones drop off a package at your front door some time next year. a woman is recovering tonts after donating her kidney to the man whouz soon helped save her son's life. we first told you this incredible story yesterday. almost 20 years ago, her son died. he donated his son's pancreas, and today jake's mother janice donated one of her kidneys to millard who was suffering from advanced diabetes. doctors performed the surgeries today at california pacific medical center in san francisco, and a spokesperson for the hospital says both donor and recipient are doing well tonight. now at 6:00, ktvu jus obtained documents to the grand jury investigation in the sierra

lamar case. we're combing through it now. we will tell you what it reveals about the case against the accused killer. our first look at a jewelry store robber. he was involved in a shootout with the store's owner that injured two people. the drought may be drowning this popular bay area golf course. the costly bill bringing the business's future into question. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. in the last hour, ktvu obtained 1900 pages of evidence in the sierra lamar murder case. we've been combing through it to tell you what it reveals about the missing girl who's now blooifed to be dead, and what it reveals about the man police think killed her. good evening, everyone. i'm frank somerville. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. julie haener is off tonight. the grand jury indicted on murder charges based on the stack of documents we just received. new at 6:00, ktvu's jana live at the san jose courthouse where, jana, you just got that file less than an hour ago.

>> i did, gasia. the court reporter gave it to me own this dvd, 12 volumes, one for each day of these grand jury preegsd that went on behind closed doors. it was a very, very extensive file, and we, as you said, have been pouring over it. again, it gives a lot of details about this case and the disappearance of sierra lamar. let's show you pictures, again, of him. he was arrested for the morgan hill girl's disappearance. she vanished in march, 2012, and her body has never been found. for the first time, we are seeing these documents. they go into great detail about this -- the case against torres. let me show you one key element that we have found, which is very interesting. take a look at this quote that we have excerpted from the file. it says as part of the testimony by authorities, it was sierra's hair on a rope inside garcia-torre s' trunk when it was seized on