attention between long time residents and tech workers are heating up. ktvu's john sasaki is live where police are treating this seriously. john? >> reporter: this wall now has paint and the surprising graffiti has been the talk of the neighborhood. >> reporter: this painter is covering up graffiti but today was different. this time it wasn't a tag but a message directed at people who moved to the mission. >> i think it is the frustration of the neighborhood. >> the note said kill hipsters and yuppies and if they didn't move out someone could come out gunin'. >> i understand where it is coming from. it is saying hey, we are still here. we are not going anywhere. >> the mission has been a latino neighborhood where businesses reflect the heritage. >> the diversity, the heart of

the working people. >> but lately tech workers are moving in and squeezing out the locals. >> back in the days when the families, the homes were $60,000 and it is incredible now, a million dollars for a home. >> reporter: they have a business here and they sometimes feel the attention. >> more alcohol speaking than sentiments against our small business. >> we are geared towards the start ups who are not, like, invested in the cullhair here. >> most -- culture here. >> most people think was a joke. >> just talk. no one is going to come with their guns is shoot down every coffee shop in the neighborhood. >> police said this wasn't just vandalism, the person could be charged with a felony. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. continuing coverage now on

the downing of malaysia airlines flight 17. we have learned today that one american with bay area ties and a scientist who spent time in the bay area were both among the 298 people chilled the mane was hit -- killed when the plane was hit by a surface to air missile. president obama said pro- russian separatists could not have used the missile system without being supplied and trained by russia. ktvu's ken pritchett with more on the investigation and the victims. >> reporter: president obama dressed a global tragedy and -- addressed a global tragedy. the 19-year-old is a dual u.s. dutch citizen. born in the united states. spent most of his life in haul ud. he was on -- holland. he was on his way to meet his

family. his father used to work in san francisco. the president expressed condolences and pointed to russia as a contributor to the tragedy. >> reporter: the wreckage of a boeing 777 in a rural field in eastern ukraine it is now a international crime scene and sorrow for the families of the 298 lost. [ speaking foreign language ] [ crying ] >> reporter: most of the passengers were from the netherlands on the flight headed to kuala lumpur. 100 bound for a aids conference in australia. >> men, women, children. infants. who had nothing to do with the crisis in ukraine. their deaths are a outrage of -- outrage of unspeakable proportion. >> the president said this requires an international

investigation. and says the ukrainian separatists could not possession surface to air missile without -- possess surface to air missile without russia's help. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: russian president vladimir putin called acquisitions of russian involvement stupidity. renewing calls to end the conflict. >> we insist russia take steps to de-escalate the situation in ukraine. >> reporter: international inspectors that arrived that scene reported chaos and armed rebels that offered resist response prevented access to the site -- resistance and prevented access to the site. ken p, ktvu channel 2 news. -- ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. . >> another person who died had

ties to the bay area. traveling to the aids conference in australia. among them was a dutch scientist. he visited san francisco general hospital's aids unit in the early years of the epidemic and developed protocols for treatment. colleagues are shocked by his death. >> there are some people who are glue in a system, he was one of those people. he was essentially in all of the important discussions for treatment. >> we are also told he was instrumental in getting researchers to focus on getting treatment to people in south africa and our coverage of the downing of malaysia airlines flight 17 continues online at www.ktvu.com. there you can find photos from the tragedy, including messages of condolences and we have today's news conference with president obama and the latest ons the investigation.

it is all on www.ktvu.com. traffic is moving on the golden gate bridge after an unusual incident involving a uhaul truck that caused a back up this afternoon. happened about 3:20 p.m. the chp says the driver of the truck stopped on the bridge. then got out of the truck and threw his keys off the bridge and then pulled a bike out of the back of the truck and road off. authorities stopped traffic in both directions till the truck and the trailer could be pulled away. the california highway patrol says the truck and the trailer water empty. the chp detained the man and he is being questioned about what happened. new video now just released by police. they say this is the car that dropped off the three armed bank robbery suspects in wednesday's deadly chase and shoot out. police hope someone will notify the car along with whoever was

driving it. -- driving it. the family of the hostage who was killed spoke about their loss. ktvu's maureen naylor is live with their story and plea for help. >> reporter: it was emotional this afternoon as the family of the mother killed spoke about who she was and about the action they are now taking. >> reporter: in stockton today had grieving family stood together but without the woman who they call the heart of their family. >> what happened to misty is a nightmare. >> reporter: misty holt-sing was withdrawing money when they took her hostage wednesday. today her 19-year-old son and 12-year-old daughter recalled her as a caring and loving mother who always put her family first. >> i wake up and i am hoping it is a dream and that my mom will be there but she not. >> her daughter was waiting inside the car when she went into the bank. >> i just want to thank

everyone who has been there and it means a lot. and i love you, mom. >> and know she was a very loving mother, sister, daughter. >> reporter: her sister asked for prayers for the families of two suspect whose were also killed. >> we do need to give that family, those families respect because they have lost someone they love too. >> reporter: it is still unclear who fired the fatal shot that killed the mother of two. the family asks for the family help to obtain video that could help explain the consequence of events. >> the family needs answers. i think the community would like answers as to how this could happen. >> reporter: once again this is the new video released of the

black car. police are looking for the driver of that car. meanwhile the attorney said they are requesting a investigation into the use of weapons and force. san francisco general says it is hoping someone can help identify a mystery patient. officials say a ambulance brought this man to the hospital a month ago. here is his picture. he carried no qualification and the hospital says he is too confused to give him his name. she between the 50 and 60 years old. 5'10" and weighs 213 pounds. the woman who police say robbed an 8-year-old girl for the money she made from selling candy has been arrested. we showed you this video earlier this week. this woman robbed the girl in sphraen. police say she asked the girl for money for the bus and took off with all the money. the 46-year-old ladonna

christian was taken into custody. she is held on felony robbery, assault and abusing and endangering a child. new at 6:00 p.m. today was graduation day for some u.s. immigrants. 8 people meeted a training program. -- completed a training program. one graduate just arrived in the u.s. from afghanistan where he worked for the u.s. government. >> i want to work. i am looking for a job right now and i just need a job to support my family because i got graduated now. >> immigrants who express an interest in food jobs could apply to this program. 49ers star linebacker alton smith finds out his fate when it comes to criminal charges.

he is not going to jail but he is not in the clear either. . >> a veteran of world war ii put up this cross, why a 15- year-old boy wants to make sure it stays here forever. >> and in weather the weather will be changing this weekend. coming up when it will feel muggy around here and the weekend we could be tracking a few light showers. bulldog: [yawn] bulldog: i just had a dream i was at mattress discounters

with tempur-pedic and the largest selection of memory foam mattresses under one roof! icomfort, by serta... optimum, by posturepedic... ahh! comforpedic, by beautyrest... ooh! 48 months interest-free financing, free delivery, and queen-size memory foam mattress sets as low as $697! that's more mattresses than you can shake a bone at. ♪ mattress discounters oh i knew i forgot something... i'll just do it now. well, we're boarding. no, i'll use citi mobile. takes two seconds, better safe than sorry right? yeah who knows if we'll even get service on the islands? 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. can't leave a bag unattended. bank from almost anywhere with the citi mobile app. to learn more visit citi.com/easierbanking

49ers star linebacker alton smith wasn't on the practice field today, he stood before a judge to learn what his legal troubles will cost him. he was sentenced to three years probation. if he gets caught drinking during that time he would send him to jail. ktvu's mike mibach reports he

was apologetic in court as he listened to the sentence. >> reporter: today 49ers star linebacker alton smith addressed the judge at his hearing. >> thank you, your honor. i would like it apologize for my actions. i would like you to know i will follow whatever orders you give me. thank you. >> reporter: his attorney made a motion to the judge requesting the violations he pled no contest to be reduced to misdemeanors. the juge ruled in behavior of the defense. >> -- judge ruled in favor of the defense. >> what i care about is the danger to the public and i think we have been faithful to that. when that is our guide you do the right thing. >> the judge sentenced alton smith on the charges to three

years court probation, 12 days in jail with one day credit. he could shover remaining 11 days -- serve the remaining days through a county work program. >> we are at the end. i think alton smith got treated fairly. he got treated like anyone else would. >> reporter: he could open camp next week but he could also still be disciplined by the nfl. he had a family matter to attend to next week, that is the reason this hearing got pushed up to today. we should say that we reached out to the 49ers organization for comment but have not heard back. in san jose, mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. new rules went into effect in san jose that could force the shut down of 20 medical marijuana dispensaries. it includes strict new zoning

regulations for pot clubs. today the city began accepting applications from medical marijuana dispensary that want to operate in in compliance. >> we had no regulations. so you go from zero it something for, some people that is too constrictive. >> i will work to get the city to change the regulations. but we will shut down one of our locations and ride things out. >> in response to the rules the coalition launched a referendum campaign to get the city to dial back on the regulations and within the last two hours they delivered thousands of signatures to city hall to try get the referendum on the november ballot. a message spanning generations. picking up for a world war ii veteran now in his 90s left off. new at 6:00 p.m. ktvu's rob roth has the story

of a campaign to save a cross. >> reporter: she a 15-year-old boy on a mission. >> i posted. it shows the -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: she mounting a campaign. he is looking to preserve what he call as city icon built before he was born by a man he nev met. he -- never met. he wants to keep this cross. >> this one has character. >> reporter: for as long as he could remember he had a special connection to the cross even though his first visit to it didn't go well. >> we walked up there when he was 5 years old and he got poison oak. >> the cross was made by a refire police officer more than 30 years ago to honor his fellow world war ii comrades who did about come home. he is now 96 years old.

>> their memory. the memory of all the other wars. >> reporter: two years ago ktvu channel 2 news spoke to him after he just been told by the owner he could no longer go up the hill to pain tain the -- maintain the cross. there are liability issues. this week he was researching the cross online and saw our story. he grabbed buddies and began canvassing neighbors to drum up support to allow them to maintain the cross. >> if i am able to take care of it. it is my duty after i enjoyed it for so many years. >> makes me feel important. >> reporter: he got emotional when he heard of the campaign to save the cross. >> stands for love. i hope it stays there forever. >> reporter: he hoped the cross

would send a message to future generations. it appears it has. in santa rosa, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we called the owner of it property. the company says the hillside should return to the way it was before the cross was there. in weather no big changes today. low clouds and fog clearing back to the shoreline. this weekend the tropical air mass will move in and it will feel muggy again. showers, thunderstorms towards the sierra. the stronger storm close to south lake tahoe. one inch per hour. as we fly back to the bay area we have the low clouds and fog off shore pushing into the bay. current numbers, we will look

at those. right now 79 degrees in antioch. san jose 72. santa rosa 69 and san francisco checking in 62 degrees. for tonight we have partly cloudy skies. and a bit of a breeze. winds 15 ta25 miles per hour. our live camera showing you this. san francisco, we have low clouds developing around san francisco. tomorrow morning fog. increasing high clouds. sunday more clouds. look at this. we bring in the chance of scattered showers. tomorrow morning, partly cloudy skies, mid-50s coast side. mid-60s inland. here is the key headline this weekend. humid out there. moisture from the south. increase in high clouds saturday. saturday afternoon. and then into sunday we bring in a chance of a light showers sunday morning. lasting till sunday afternoon and there is a chance here of a thunderstorm, a slight chance. more clouds, humid conditions and the chance of a light

sprinkle or shower. tomorrow will be the warmest day of the weekend. 60s, 70ss and 80s. low clouds and fog tomorrow morning at 9:00 a.m. high clouds sweeping into the area tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow night and into sunday morning. not much in the way of shower activity in this forecast model over us but there is a chance of a light shower sunday and humid out there as well. highs tomorrow, santa rosa 79. vacaville 90 degrees. oakland lower 70s and 80s towards livermore, pleasanton and antioch. san jose 80. morgan hill 85 and san francisco upper 60s. 68 degrees. more clouds throughout the day saturday and sunday. cooler monday and tuesday. it will warm up wednesday next week but this weekend it will feel like you are walking around hawaii. >> thank you. second round of the open

championship wrapped up today and tiger woods struggled to avoid the cut. >> the reunion of the 1989 world chapter oakland says is this week and -- champion oakland a's this weekend and we will hear from one of the stars coming up next. so what i'm saying is, people like options. when you take geico, you can call them anytime you feel like saving money. it don't matter, day or night. use your computer, your smartphone, your tablet, whatever. the point is, you have options.

oh, how convenient. hey. crab cakes, what are you looking at? geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.

come together at subway,value in our six-inch select, the spicy italian, loaded with genoa salami and spicy pepperoni. try it fresh toasted on italian herb & cheese bread for that perfect flavor blend. the $3 six-inch select of july. subway. eat fresh.

a stop for the giants on their bay to miami, their plan landed in las vegas because the pitching coach was sick. he was battling a virus. he is feeling better now and will rejoin the team next friday. mark is here now. tiger woods made the cut but not the way he would have liked to. >> we did not see the same tiger woods as yesterday. problems from the get go. 3 under yesterday but comes back with a 5 over 77. only bird of the game. 2 over. just made the cut. rory mcilroy one shot lead. second straight 6 under 66. this is a great shot on the par 3, 15. he has a four shot lead. rain and wind expected maybe over the weekend.

things could change quickly. here is another installment of does this make you feel old. 25 year reunion for the 1989 world championship a's team. the year of the earthquake. back in uniform for the first time since he left the team. traded to texas. he is nervous about how he will be received after writing that tell all book, et cetera. >> i am nervous right now as you can tell. i am nervous. i don't know. i am scared, nervous, excited at the same time. >> you don't think they are more forgiving? >> i hope so. i am hoping that. i hoping we can concentrate on baseball and celebrate the best game in the world. >> looking good as are the giants. gardener talking to bruce bochy. giants look rested after the

break. not rusty. pablo sandoval the big hit. three run shot. his 12th of the year and the giants leading 9-1 over the marlins. a's back in action in oakland. >> thank you. tonight at 10:00 p.m. a new start for a park that is sometimes marred by violence and drug use. bringing folks together tonight to fight crime. that is coming up tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news. have a good evening everyone. >> good night. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures.

what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. watch tv virtually anywhere with the u-verse tv app. with at&t, the u-verse revolves around you.

barking] mom... the dog again. gloria: i know, papi. i want to strangle that crazy old thing. just ignore it. it's easy for you to ignore because you have the old-man hearing. but manny and i-- we have the young ears. i don't get how one dog keeps you awake when you grew up sleeping through cockfights and revolutions. mm-hmm. very funny, jay. manny hasn't been able to sleep in weeks. it's screwing his brain for school. and it doesn't stop. it goes on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on. yes, that could be annoying. - [sighs] - [dog barking] that's it. i'm going over there. gloria, now, don't go starting something because whenever you do, i'm the one that-- that she couldn't hear. [door opens] they're gone. cam.