afternoon. ktvu's david stevenson is in san francisco where friends and family joined together as he was taken off of life support. david? >> reporter: frank, bryan higgins was taken off life support and died this afternoon as hundreds of strangers and friends attended a vigil in his honor at this san francisco park. the investigation focuses on whether they can find the suspect in the case. they have surveillance video and the investigation has gone from attempted murder to homicide. the vinylal was organize -- the vigil was organized and drew 200 people. >> i didn't know the young man but i just felt it was important to come here and show our unity. >> reporter: unity after 31- year-old bryan higgins was found badly beaten sunday morning. he was taken off life support this afternoon by his family who thanked friends and strangers for their support. >> very, very, very touching to

know. he touched so many people. it is just sad. >> reporter: pictures show the scene where bryan higgins was found sunday morning. >> we do not know what the motive was. >> reporter: police say it is not clear whether this was a hate crime. >> we be a history in the castro of lgbt people being targeted. >> i feel like they dropped the ball. >> reporter: some friends say police have been slow to share details about the investigation. bryan higgins' sister pleaded for witnesses to come forward. >> if anybody knows anything come forward and say something. let it be known. >> reporter: police say surveillance video indicates the suspect is a white male in his 20s to 30s. investigators are asking anyone who may have information about the crime to call the police

department. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. new at 6:00 p.m. a massage parlor expected of being a brothel and now three people are under arrest. ktvu's christien kafton is live where police just made those arrests. >> reporter: the spot here is one of two pause that were bust -- spas that were busted. you can see this spa is open for business. >> reporter: we went inside the spa earlier today. >> they were saying there was sex for money inside of the spa here. >> the woman inside said she didn't speak english and didn't know anything about the arrest. police say july 22 a detective went undercover, was solicited

for production. then august 8 an officer went to the spa, he too was solicited. officers arrested two. police say a search of the home turned up proof she owned both businesses. >> sometimes i see the girls walking here. >> reporter: neighbors called in complaints saying they suspected the businesses were fronts for prostitution. he worked here for three years and says customers for the spa would park on their car lot blocking access for car buyers. >> one day i have to pull out a customer after we close, i had to ask these people to come

out. >> reporter: police say as a result of their investigation they are looking at both business licenses and permits. christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. there are signs that the jury may be close to announce its decision in a teacher accused of molesting students. today attorneys in the case were brought back to court after the jury asked for devicance and in-- guidance and instructions. >> go home, think about it. see if there is any new type of read backs that might help you. anything that we can give you that can help you to reach a verdict. >> martin is facing 116 counts for molesting 14 students. his attorney says he was told the jury reached a decision on the charges related to three of

the students. but the jury is still undecided on the charges related to the other 11 students. a bay area pastor made a court appearance today on child molestation charges. he was arrested yesterday. he has ties to another church in the city and concord. he didn't enter a plea. his arraignment was postponed till august 19. he is held on $300,000 bail. cisco will lay off 6,000 employees. that is 8% of its worth force. -- work force. cisco says sales are dropping. oakland city leaders are meeting poised to seal a $1 billion garbage contact with a new company but he will vote no

on that deal. he says he is voting against the contract with california waste solutions. he is concerned they might not be able to handle the job. waste management is making a attempt to keep the contract. either way residents can expect an increase in rates 20% when the current contract with waste management runs out in june. a music legend is getting ready to play at candlestick park. ktvu's rob roth is there now live with the final touches. rob? >> reporter: the estimated crowd expected here at the former home of the san francisco 49ers is 49,000. all saying good-bye to candlestick park. >> we got our tickets the day they went on sale. >> reporter: among the 49,000 expected tomorrow is carolyn

who works in san francisco. >> i remember paul mccartney was like my favorite beetle. i couldn't wait to hear the new songs. now i get to see him. >> reporter: he is not going to the show but he lived near candlestick park most of his life and will miss the excitement the stadium brought. >> i won't be able to hear the cheers. you can hear that and then you know it is coming and then you can, you know, come down here and enjoy it. >> reporter: workers were putting the final touch on the stage. paul mccartney played candlestick park in 1966 and he wanted to give the last good- bye. >> he thought about whether he wanted to come back a year later because he doesn't usually play one year after another. >> reporter: police will have the same level of security tomorrow as a 49er game. they will be watching for

burglars in the parking lot and scalpers. the show will have a display to send the stick off in a blaze of glory. >> historic. the last concert and seeing paul mccartney. >> reporter: the parking lot opens at 3:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. the gates open at 5:00 p.m. and the show is schedule at 8:00 p.m. then candlestick park will be facing demolition. reporting live in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. [ music ] aerosmith canceled its show tonight due to illness. 64-year-old drummer had heart complications. refunds will be available where people bought their tickets. the band says it regrets not being able to aperform tonight. -- to perform tonight. as leaders look ahead a

group is weighing in. governor jerry brown and law makers are trying to finalize a water bond for new water products. the money would go to increasing water storage by creating new reservoirs, raising the dam and building a new dam in the river system. they are expensive projects that won't benefit all of california. >> written for a few special interest projects that won't solve the problem now and likely not in the future. >> the water bond would replace a bond that is already on the ballot. many leaders worry they will reject the larger price tag. police are asking help for identifying two people who broke into a home. these two people used the

stolen credit card twice at a walmart in sacramento on august 3. the sheriff's office says the vints are persons of interest in the -- individuals are persons of interest in the case. he disclosed details about robin williams' suicide yesterday and some people thought he went too far. today he said he was compelled to release the information under the california records act and will likely have to release the 911 911 call to report what happened. robin williams' daughter is taking a social media break after online taunting in connection with her father's death. two people posted fake autopsy photos on twitter. she wrote i am shaking.

i can't. please. and said she was stepping back from twitter. www.ktvu.com has a special section dedicated to robin williams. watch video of his roles and see how people in the bay area are remembering him. an increase in complaints about water wasters in your neighborhood. >> it was reported your yard is being over irrigated and run off has been flowing on to the sidewalk. >> how officials are tackling the spike in calls. >> two stow aways in a few months, the call for how they both stuck past security mineta international airport. >> tracking a warm up right now as we move to the bay area weekend. i will have the specifics on the heat in the area. bulldog: if you're like me,

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inconsistent with a fall and that prompted police to arrest him. that serial stow away caught at los angeles international airport after sneaking on to a flight in san jose will spend six months in jail. today a judge in los angeles sentenced marilyn hartman to 177 days in jail for violating probation. marilyn hartman is from the bay area and says she homeless. she pleaded no contest to stowing away on the southwest mineta international airport. the next day she was taken into custody again after she show said up at the airport even though the judge ordered her to stay away. security concerns are the mineta international airport. today a committee voted to schedule hearing on what is being done to improve security after two breaches this year. in april a 16-year-old climbed

over a security fence, then flew to hawaii in the wheel well of a jet. the airport's directedder said she will provide details on the -- director said she will provide details on the breaches and spell out the roles employees play. [ indiscernible ] >> the security hearing is set for september 25 before the public safety committee. walnut creek says changes to parking meter hours and rates are bringing in extra money. they charge $2 an hour for meters till 8:00 p.m. in the first two months officials say they collected an additional $200,000 from fees and citations. the goal isn't to make money, they want to get people to park in city garages. the revenue will be funneled

into downtown improvements and public safety. new at 6:00 p.m. call it a ticking time bombs. miles of analling pipes -- aging pipes and some are already breaking under the pressure. like this on monday. a waste of water during the drought and the cost could add up. ktvu's tom vacar joins us live from the reservoir with how it may require higher rates. tom? >> reporter: every time we come out here there is less water in here and as the population grows we have to pay more to increase supply and upgrade or run out. >> reporter: on monday a small water main broke that started a gusher in a neighborhood cutting off supplies to a large number of homes and apartments. >> the water was coming from the middle of the street. a crack in the street.

running down the sidewalks. threw people's yards. >> announcer: sent off a chain reaction of 10 breaks in other old pipes nearby that took till yesterday to repair. >> every plumber on hand called in. >> reporter: california leads the nation in decreped water infrastructure. over the next 20 years they project california will have to invest $45 billion. making us $10 billion worse off than texas. >> we have to quadruple our replacement rates. >> just as important water

cops. >> it was reported your yard is being over irrigated. >> reporter: water waste complaints spiked. >> we went from 10 to 11 in june and 200 in july. >> reporter: their complaints increased from 100 in may and june to 244 last month. reporting live, tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. no rain in the forecast for us. it will be a mild week as we move through the next few days. highs warmer than today. these numbers, 86 antioch, 86 fairfield. highs tomorrow come up 4, 5 degrees. and the same or warmer towards the weekend. subtle changes at best. fog clear along the coast right now. the fog reforms tonight.

a lot of fog back to the coast. the fog lingers around here as you expect and inside the bay. around here. shouldn't see the push into the inland bay valleys and that will allow temperatures tomorrow to increase. current temperatures. antioch 82. 83 fairfield. breezy around the bay. tomorrow with high pressure, fog has an easier time forming and temperatures warm inland. we will warm up into tomorrow. areas of fog in the morning and a mild forecast for your thursday as the system goes that way. this is a system that brought us a chance of thundershowers, lightning, last couple days, moisture, timey leaving. -- finally leaving.

back to school. thursday. they are heading back. 87 at the end of the day for your thursday. kids are heading back to school. we will keep you posted on the forecast and our website as well, who goes back when, www.ktvu.com. 88 clear lake tomorrow. 88 vacaville. warmer than today. 89 brentwood. below 90 degrees. we will start to see 90s creeping into the forecast. you see that in the five-day forecast. five-day forecast now. 87, 88. warmer on friday and in here. up 80s. low 90s. this is the area. friday, saturday, sunday low 90s. nothing going on here. it is the same, same, same. fog in the morning. mild afternoons. fire danger taking a break which is good. >> tiny bit warmer. >> one of the most stagnant 5 days we have seen in a while.

>> thank you. the a's and the royals are battling right now in kansas city. >> a controversial call decided the game between the giants and the white sox. mark will explain in a moment. it makes me happy to go on the computer.

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mark is here now and the giants pulled out a win today. >> not easy. sometimes when you are slumping it is better to be lucky than good. they had a break. buster posey contributes in more ways than one as you will see. giants down 1-0. first and third. tapper. blanco is out at the plate. bruce bochy wants to see a replay because he thinks he is blocking the mate. yes, he is now safe after they look at the replay. the run scores. 1-1. it is white sox manager doing his billy martin impression. he is ejected. the giants go off in the inning after that break. two outs. pagan, jam shot in to left field. two runs score.

3-1. look at this play. pablo sandoval. flyball. right center. they are big leaguers out there. oops. bruce bochy talks about we get a break. >> when the offense is struggling you need a break somewhere. could be a bad hop. blooper. falls in. anything. sometimes it takes, you know, something strange, you know, to break out the offense. we got big two out hits. >> giants loving the replay rule. the a's would love to get offense going. so far afftheir 20 -- after their 20 output last night. not happening. taken deep. two run shot for the royals. they are leading the a's 2-0 but plenty of time to come back and try to beat the red hot

royals. that is the sporting life for now. >> thank you. at 10:00 p.m. a couple shot on their way home. what one victim is telling us about that night in hopes of finding their attacker. that story and much more coming up tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> thank you for making ktvu channel 2 news your choice for news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. thank you so much for joining us. have a great night. >> good night.

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