was in my eye. >> reporter: she fought back receiving more stabs. >> i thought i was going to die. i thought it was over. >> reporter: another apparently came to her rescue by hitting the attacker with a skateboard. >> i didn't think he would be the one to save me. >> the suspect is 25 years old, appeared in court, charged with attempted murder and assault with a deadly weapon. if the man didn't step in she doesn't know if she would be alive. >> reporter: she is expected to fully recover. we are working to learn more about the attacker. we will hear from his father at 6:00 p.m. live in berkeley, cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. we are learning tonight the sheriff's deputy who shot and killed andy lopez last year will return to full duty. they told us he will return to

full patrol next week. he was placed on paid administrative leave after he killed the teen rast october. last month -- last october. last month they announced charges will not be filed against him. this weekend demonstrators plan to protest his return to patrol. people heading to santa cruz for the weekend hit a back up this afternoon after a tree shut down highway 17 in the southbound direction for two hours. a tree fell across the lanes south of red wood estates. these pictures from news chopper 2 show crews clearing the roadway. the tree came down before 2:00 p.m. and traffic quickly backed up for miles. you see there how long the back up stretched. highway 17 southbound didn't reopen till two hours later. last night's concert at

candlestick park drew thousands but left some in the colds. a lot of people with tickets missed the show. ktvu's david stevenson talked to some of the frustrated fans and he joins us now with the explanation being offered by police. david? >> reporter: officials say concert goers were unfamiliar with the parking lay out at candlestick park but fans say it was a disorganized event. [ singing ] >> reporter: it was build as the out there concert yet paul mccartney fans have another name for it. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: she spent $800 for four tickets to the show and spent 7 hours in traffic. viewing a sea of break lights and disabled vehicles. they didn't get to see the show. >> we have never experienced grid lock. there was no police presence. no parking attendance telling

us where to go. >> everybody should have been able to get parking in the day light. >> announcer: stepped from -- >> it stemmed from people unfamiliar with the stick. >> problems were on the freeways. that is outside our jurisdiction. the chp described it to us as a very difficult traffic day. with 5 crashes, several disabled vehicles and reports of scalpers. she doesn't expect a refund but that better planning could have prevented the chaos. >> i was afraid we were going to get in an accident. it was very sad. very sad and disappointing. >> and there is no word from the promoter about the complaints or how many people missed the show. at 6:00 p.m. a fan plans to fight for a refund affbeing turn -- after being aturned away -- turned away. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2

news. >> there were happier moments from last night's show and you can see them on www.ktvu.com. you will find plenty of pictures of paul mccartney as well as memories from fans. new video now out of contra costa county. a woman is behind bars after she stole a taxi cab and drove the wrong way on highway 4 in martinez. the video, you can see there, the taxi cab driving east on the westbound lanes of highway 4. authorities say the 40-year- old caused two accidents in both cases it happened after cars tried to avoid the taxi. one car hit the median and a suv struck a van and over turned. any injuries in the crashes are not known at this time. police say drugs are believed to be a factor -- police said the district attorney's office cleared an officer in the 2012 shooting death of a man.

the office released this photo into the investigation. the photo show how similar his wallet abeers next to a hand gone -- appears next to a hand gun. the officer opened fire after he pulled out the wallet. officials concluded the death was the result of his own conduct and poor decisions. he was driving under the influence, fled from police and resisted arrest. to developing news in ferguson, missouri. police today released the name of the officer who shot and killed michael brown. the department also released surveillance video that shows michael brown shoplifting from convenience store minutes before he was gunned down. these details have the brown family accusing the police department of character

assassination. the latest from ferguson, missouri. >> reporter: the police chief released the name of the officer who killed michael brown. the questions still remain. >> the officer that was involved in the shooting of michael brown was darren wilson. he has had no disciplinary action. >> reporter: according to police documents moments before the shooting a nearby convenience store was robbed. police identified brown as one of two suspects involved shown in this video as brown was stealing cigar. no charges will be filed. the chief says the officer stopped him because he was walking in the middle of the street and he did not know he was a suspect in the robbery. the officer scuffled with him while he was still inside the vehicle injuring the officer. 4-6 shots were fired. >> this robbery does not relate

to the initial contact between the officer and michael brown. >> reporter: the lawyer representing the family of michael brown blasted the police department's findings. >> you are spending all your resources on trying to demmennize him but you are not telling us answers that -- demmennizes him but you are not telling us answers that we want to know. . >> the information added more confusion to a complex story. in ferguson, missouri. the first human cases of west nile virus so far this year and now the health department is alerting people to take precautions. five people have been infected. three were hospitalized. the two others didn't show symptoms. there will be more cases and they are urging people to do what they can to prevent getting bitten bine mosquitoes. >> this -- bitten by mosquitoes. >> this year they need to take

it up a notch. wear a repellent, wear long sleeves and long pants to prevent being bitten. >> last year there were only two human cases of west nile virus in the county. across the state there are 57 cases. new at 5:00 p.m. family and friends await the return of a soldier touching down on american soil after a 9 month long deappointment in afghanistan. and -- deployment in fang and he had -- afghanistan and he had no idea of the surprise planned for him. when we walked off the plane he walked off with a newly set of eyes. >> reporter: an ordinary flight turned extraordinary for one family. on board a delta flight.

family and friends were aware of his early arrival. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: his momma long with family, friends, lined the terminals, standing by anxiously. realizing her soldier son was finally home. [ screams ] [ cheers and applause ] >> my baby is home. >> reporter: the loss of a service member means the duty of deployment and for loved ones it means every day life without them. days that he stopped counting months ago. >> it has been over a year for sure. 16 months that i haven't seen

him. >> reporter: he wanted to do his part for his country and knew the risks when he signed up. >> i am been home only a few times. serving for two years. it feels awesome being home. for his service handshakes and hugs as the bay area says thank you. >> great surprise. i did not expect that at all. >> sweet there. while in afghanistan he says his mission was providing security including leading foot patrols. when asked how her son looks she said handsome as always. >> welcome home. in contra costa county a dog had a close call after getting trapped. firefighters and animal control were called out this morning. the vault is below ground so they had to hoist the dog up. contra costa county fire department says it was a challenge because the vault was so deep but the dog made it safely and we are told she is

now recovering in martinez. we will show you the newest police vehicle and it may not be what you expect. we investigate local law enforcement. >> tracking cooler weather on the way this week and what you can expect for the 9ers debut at levi stadium. >> and dozens of cats dumped in the middle of the night. how this isn't the first time it happened.

a strange situation at a bay area animal shelter. 100 cats have been dumped there over the past few months by the same people. look at the surveillance video two people are leaving the cats outside. the humane society is hoping to track down the two people. the shelter wants them to know

they are not in trouble. >> reporter: cute and cuddly for sure. the humane society does not have a shortage of cats and kittens up for adoption. >> we have 193. which is an extremely big amount for us. it is the way they receive the cats that is drawing attention. the most recent drop off happened monday morning before 5:00 a.m. surveillance camera show two people in a white suv drops off boxes of cats and kittens. 24 in total. one of the people rings the door bell and both take off. 15 minutes later the cats were discovered by one of the patrol officers for the shelter. >> we don't know, it could be somebody who collects cats and doesn't think to get them spade or neutered. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: officials say when

the cats rur dropped off -- were dropped off they were in good condition but it is important to find the people that did drop them off. >> so we can stop them from continuing to breed the cats and kittens. it is not a responsible thing to do when you don't have homes for them. >> officials recognize the car and say the same situation happened three times. in total 100 cats have been dropped off by the same people over 18 months. and shelter officials have been very busy and they want the people responsible to know they are not in trouble. the shelter wants to off help. >> they are all well socialized. they are friendly cats. enophiles. no diseases -- no diseases. >> reporter: the shelter says they will wave adoption fees till the end of the month and cats will be ready for adoption

by next week. brian flores, ktvu channel 2 news. too governor jerry brown -- today governor jerry brown barred websites from mosing mug shots. websites collect hundreds of thousands of dollars to remove mug shots. the new law subject violaters to a $1,000 fine. the bill goes into effect next year. girl power and history at the little league world series. 13-year-old plays for a little league team from philadelphia. watch her pitch her. she is the first girl to pitch a complete game shut out at the little league world series. listen to these numbers. allowed only two hits and struck out 8 as her team won 4- 0 over a big hitting team from

nashville. philadelphia plays next on sunday. i read an interview about her, she said when the boys come up, okay, see what you got and then throw as 70 miles per hour baseball, okay, we get it. [ talking at the same time ] >> it is a little league field so the mound is real close. closer than a high school field and she is throwing 70 -- >> and she is an honor student. great story. [ talking at the same time ] for us the weekend is here already. temperatures have been the same all day. all week. the same thing every day. lots of 80s. low 90s in the hot spots. fog at the coast. good air quality. not talking about fires. good. to your bay area friday. and we will show you what we got. fog along the coast. all my friends in the avenues -- let's go in close.

that is where there is weather. warm weather. towards edge more, daly city, foggy and cool. golden gate park fog. we are wearing jackets. you got clear skies, you know the fog will come back in tonight like it did last night and same thing tomorrow. that means fog burns off. temperatures warm up. i tell you, for my money, puck weather. really -- perfect weather. really is. air quality is better without the extreme heat and nice breezes come in off the bay. it cleans out the atmosphere. we have a clean atmosphere right now. 89 concord. san jose 80 degrees.

here is the fog. san francisco. daly city. pacifica. this fog, you can see it coming up. 12-foot inversion. the fog -- just estimating it. that inversion was where we were last night, night before that. very -- you know, how things will go. you can look at the fog and tell everything you need to know. 81 degrees tomorrow walnut creek. upper 80s -- well, upper 80s clayton. you will find some low 90s in the hot spots. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, bay area weekend is here. look goods, right, i mean, warm inland. temperatures on sunday cooler but a nice looking forecast. on monday, weather system drops down. brings drizzle, sprinkles and

temperatures trend down. what was the last song last night? >> long tall sally which was the last song the beetles did when they played their last concert at candlestick park in 1966. >> should have guessed that. >> i know. >> i thought it would be hey, jude. tension in ferguson, missouri. we look at the u.s. of military equipment by bay area police departments. plus sea world makes a big announcement. the features in a new exhibit that sea world says will keep the whales happy. >> at 6:00 p.m. we reveal the letter laced with profanity that some residents received in the mail. plus -- >> what did i miss? should i have done something differently? >> his son stands accused of stabbing a stranger on a --

stranger on a bus. why she remorseful but not surprised. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

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sea world officials in san diego announced plans to expand the orca enclosure. sea world calls it the blue world project. it will double the size. officials say this will be 50 feet deep and 350 feet in lengths and an underwater current to allow them to exercise. >> when you look into their eyes you know somebody is home. >> the documentary black fish condemned the treatment of orc oz-- orcas. >> the blue world project is

more than a new environment. it is also about science and killer whale conversation. >> the project will be completed by 2018. advenes sort of soccertirement started -- a different sort of soccer tournament in san francisco part of the national street soccer championship. more than 20 four person teams are set to compete today, tomorrow and sunday. competitors are homeless men and women and young adults. it helps teach life and job skills and david chew welcomed the teams. >> we are the city of st. francis, a city that embraced all of our communities and we have always stood up to make sure that folks who have -- don't have a roof over their heads have an opportunity become part of the community, part of the fabric of san

francisco. >> the top 8 players will go on to represent the u.s. in the 64 64th national homeless world cup in chilly in october -- chile in october. violence in ferguson, missouri questioning a program that gives military gear to local police departments, including in the bay area. how this equipment can effect police response. >> preparations underway for the big event at levi stadium. the new steps to make sure the 49ers game is safe. >> how a dangerous chemical got mixed into her iced tea.

complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. new questions tonight about the police response to protests over that deadly police shooting in ferguson, missouri. the use of military gear during protest is putting a spotlight on a program that transfers military equipment to police departments and that includes to bay area police departments. ktvu's john fowler is in redwood city where they have a new armored personnel carrier and why not everyone thinks that is a good idea. >> if you are a bad guy mese want you to know -- police want you to know you could face this. it is one of hundreds military gifts to bay area police. >> reporter: police today showed us their new 30-ton

armored personnel carrier. >> a rescue vehicle. >> reporter: last used last week. part of $5 billion in military gear the pentagon donated to police departments across the country. >> we needed a vehicle that could match the threats law enforcement is coming in contact with. >> reporter: last year they got one of the bomb proof vehicles. south san francisco got one a month ago. san francisco received 200 night vision goggles and body -- goggles and body armor. >> we used to sell it to dictators and now we give it to police forces. >> reporter: he told me the free equipment is rarely useful. >> hardware which has been crafted for military purposes has limited to non-existent utility in policing. >> reporter: police insist it

chases saved lives -- it has saved lives but critics say it encourages use of force. >> police get more violent. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: congress is already talking about ending the program. police say that would be a mistake. much of what they get is useful and the savings to taxpayers is significant. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. a protest is expected to begin at 6:00 p.m. in oakland over the deadly police shooting in ferguson, missouri. last night there was a peaceful protest there. we have a crew monitoring developments and we will have that at 6:00 p.m. the numbers of undocumented children will have a small effect on the school system.

the federal government placed 3900 undocumented children in california this year. some supporters say paying for that education is better than the alternative. [ indiscernible ] >> some taxpayer groups were worried saying it cost more to educate children who don't speak english. >> the federal government isn't going to give you a check to cover the students. >> california spends $9,500 perstudent bringing the cost to per student bringing the cost to $35 million. the oakland school district accepted private grants totally $75,000 for hiring a consultant

for help with the undocumented children. they plan to hire several new children to meet the needs. the san francisco 49ers will play their first game ever at levi stadium this sunday and the big question is this: how bad is the traffic going to be? >> ann rubin is here to tell us what the city is doing to get ready. >> reporter: there is a bit of a crowd here right now. 10,000 fans want a chance to watch the 49ers here. sunday they are expecting 70,000 people and officials hope they will find the transportation and parking situation much improved. >> reporter: the first go around at levi stadium wasn't perfect. he went to that soccer game. >> horrible. >> reporter: as the 49ers prepare to take the field sunday officials are preparing improvements to their plan. >> we have a commitment for people to make the change.

>> there will be plenty of signage, better timing of traffic signals and more police directing traffic. the public will be able to access live video feeds at major intersections. >> we will have traffic traffic cams available to view the traffic. >> reporter: they are making improvements too, they will have more expediting the lines, extra trains on stand by and extra buses. >> we are looking at the train loads as the trains are coming and we have buses waiting to pick up extra passengers should our trains get to capacity. >> reporter: officials expect this time things will go more smoothly but the best advice is still come early and plan ahead. >> the plan we have had is the plan we are sticking with and it works. [ indiscernible ]

>> reporter: parking lots open at 9:00 a.m. on sunday. the gates open at 11:00 a.m. and the game is scheduled to start at 1:00 p.m. and there are some tickets still available. ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. >> on www.ktvu.com we posted maps of the different parking lots available. we have also got different routes to take on public transportation so that you can plan out your trip if you are heading to the game. the number of unemployed californiaicize holding steady and the bay -- californians is holding steady and the bay area is fairing well. the highest jobless rate in the bay area is solano county. 7.2%. last month it was 5.6%. the statewide average was 7.4%. we are learning about a mother arrested after leaving her children in the car alone for half an hour. what police say she was doing

while the kids were left unattended. >> and a new plan to get people to the polls and it involves prizes and scary moments at a popular beach when several sharks are spotted. life guards didn't tell swimmers to get out of the water.

too close for comfort is the reaction from beachgoers after sharks were spotted off the coast of southern california yesterday. you can see how close one swimmer got to the shark. life guards monitored the sharks south of the peer for an hour. but they say juvenile white sharks are a common occurrence and that the sharks are non- aggressive. a woman from south san francisco is getting an honor today. they have named her as the volunteer of the year. the uso says she was recognized for the support she gave soldiers and families throughout the year. she took on the task of finding housing for 90 marine whose had a 16 hour lay over at sfo. one of the many times she has dropped everything to help

troops in need. civilian drones are causing cakes. they could force -- headaches. they could force pilots to cancel flights. three drones have been spotted in or around wildfires this year. one in northern california. foster farms teamed up with a food pantry to feed 750 bay area families. bags of cooked chicken were distributed at three centers. people were happy to get them and organizers say the chicken is an important part of meals they hand out. >> anytime we could provide chicken, protein, is a good opportunity for us. >> it helps out, especially

with the price of food going up. when you get extra supplements it helps. >> foster farms is partnering with 7 food banks. the donation is to chem rate its 75th -- chemerate its 75th 75th 75th -- commemorate its 75th anniversary. what is being done to allow the water adventure. >> a woman hospitalized after drinking ice tea at a restaurant. how a dangerous chemical got into her class. >> fog plays into the weekend forecast and temperatures increasing, how warm it will get for your saturday and sunday.

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a mom in the east bay is under arrest after leaving her two kids outside a safeway in an unlocked car crying when an employee found them. ktvu's paul chambers is here with the investigation. >> reporter: this is the second time police had to arrest the mom for leaving her child in a car. with this latest event it was quick thinking clerk that led to the arrest. >> the children were in the car crying. it was running. the car wasn't locked. and the children were left unattended. >> the children were left in the parking lot from 15 to 30 minutes while the mom was inside shopping tuesday. officers say a clerk came

outside and saw the car. he thought there were animal said inside but he saw the children, one and three. once police arrived the mom was trying to get away but officers took her away. last month a similar incident when they arrested this woman for leaving her children inside a locked car with the windows cracked and a blanket over them while she was gambling. parents need to be more responsible. >> people need to be more responsible for their children. take your kids with you. >> upsetting because it is -- there is nothing -- a child comes first before anything. your main priority to take care of. >> reporter: again with this case police arrested her for child endangerment. police said on tuesday the weather was very mild. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2

news. california's drought is taking a toll on the recreation industry. >> record low water levels are causing headaches for some operators of white water rafting tours. outside placerville rafting is still possible because of water discharges from dams. >> we hear from a lot of people, is there going to be enough water to raft this year? and we have a lot of water up here to raft. >> other locations aren't as lucky. particularly in kern county. >> voting for dollars. los angeles is considering turning voting ballots into lottery tickets. a 4th of voters showed up for recent local elections so that

fueled a vote to recommend that the city counsel consider a cash prize drawing. the prizes would be worth up to $50,000. federal law prohibits payment for voting but that doesn't apply for elections without federal races. president obama is interrupting his vacation for a quick and expensive trip back to washington this weekend but the white house isn't saying why. president obama will return to washington for three days. the trip back to d.c. has been planned for weeks. the group says when presidents travel it cost taxpayer as lot of money. >> we believe that there should be an awareness. taxpayer dollars are paying for this. >> they use documents from the air force to calculate travel

expenses. the trip last year cost more than $1 million round trip. the big weekend is here. let's check in with our chief meteorologist bill martin to finds out about the weekend forecast. >> it is a big weekend. holiday or something? >> the 49ers game -- [ talking at the same time ] >> big weekend. temperatures this weekend, similar to what we had today. numbers will end up in the 70s and 80s around the bay. not too hot. not too cool. just right. 88 fairfield. today. these are the numbers. 91 antioch. these are national weather service numbers. each was one or two degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. not this time. yesterday's highs. you see the slight difference. there is the fog along the coast. i have the radar going but there is nothing to trace.

at the coast. there are breaks down by edge mar. we are seeing a lot of fog at the cliff house. that is an indication it will push inland tonight. i started this on monday, days will be similar. they have been. starting monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday. friday, there haven't been big changes. saturday and sunday still no big changes. 80 in san jose. nice day in san jose. air quality is good with this pattern. fire danger is down. 81 degrees for a high tomorrow in downtown san jose. on sunday you have the 49er game, the new park. low 80s. that park will be warm. candlestick park is warm. it will be warm at the park. the fog and low clouds. there is the push. 6:00 a.m. looks like this morning. like yesterday morning and the

morning before that. fog comes back. looks like what we forecast for today. nothing really changes. cool along the coast. mild inland. that is why we live here because of the pattern. right? you want the heat, you go inland. you want the cool, you go to the coast. bay area weekend, subtle changes. there is little change with warm to cool temperatures. warm in the valleys. cool at the coast and in between, richmond, novato just right. 77 hayward. good looking numbers. air quality good. not too hot you get good air quality. that is what we have. pointing to fire danger but we didn't do a fire story. this time of year typically that is what we are doing. i am going to go about my

business. [ laughter ] [ talking at the same time ] >> nothing has changed. same, same, same. >> at least it is nice. >> perfect. >> thank you. a woman is in the hospital after drinking iced tea, the  dangerous chemical founds in her class and how -- found in her class and how it got there. julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> coming up a stabbing on a a.c. transit bus. >> hurts any father to have somebody -- [ indiscernible ] >> the suspect's father shares why he is remorseful but not surprised. and the letter that some residents received in the mail just for flying the american flag. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

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a utah woman drank sweet tea laced with a chemical used to clean frying equipment. >> it is shocking to me this could be near the food area. >> she was at a barbecue restaurant in utah sunday when she filled her glass. she immediately realized something was wrong and

suffered severe burns. the tea was laced with sodium hydroxide. >> either the store manager or the employee put six cups of this into the iced tea mixer. and stirred it up. thinking perhaps that was sugar. >> wow! the attorney says she unable to speak and in intensive care and there are no guarantees she will survive. no one else has been injured. no word if the employee will face charges. new information tonight on a potentially dangerous mix up at a government lab. the findings show a cdc scientist mixed a deadly strain of bird blue with a tamer strain and sent it to labs. the scientist then kept silent about the accident and revealed only after other employees

notice something was wrong. continuing our back to school coverage now. a new state law aimed at preventing concussions will kickoff in a few months on january 1. ktvu's mike mibach tells us it is already on the minds of some coaches this season. >> reporter: hard nose high school football. the pads, the tackles, athletes going toe to toe and some like to hit. >> best part of the game. >> reporter: things are about to change. it is a bill that will limit the number of full contact practices to 2 per week. head football coach supports

the new law. >> concussion awareness has changed. and if we choose not to change with it as coaches from the ground up then i don't think this sport will survive. >> reporter: the director of the california federation said the intent is to prevent concussions. he said it is a step in a right direction. they are interested in promoting the health and safety of the athletes. >> we understand the concern of concussions. but are we going to train concussions for neck injuries? >> reporter: he says his concern -- >> pre-season is now. >> reporter: reducing full contact practices during days like today. [ indiscernible ] >> we have to teach them how to block and tackle safely. >> silence in the pads and

practice. the new law coming january 1. in san jose, mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. now at 6:00 p.m. it has been two months since this mother and daughter were killed in a horrible crash and tonight police say the man responsible is facing very serious charges. >> attacked out of nowhere, stabbed by a stranger on a bus. >> he says watch this and next thing you know i am being stabbed. the first place i got stabbed was in my eye. >> the victim shares her ordeal and the suspect's father talks to ktvu channel 2 news about how he is heart broken for his son and the victim. >> and sparking anger in a bay area neighborhood. why homeowners are getting angry letters sent to them because they are flying the american flag. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00

p.m. >> a smiling mother, a playful girl, the day this picture was taken the two were killed in a crash by a drunk driver. and today the man police say killed them was charged with the crime. a long list of crimes. good evening. i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. >> 9 different charges including two copt of murder. -- counts of murder. he killed the mother and her daughter while driving under the influence. new at 6:00 p.m. ktvu's john sasaki is live from concord and the family is speaking out now. >> her father has a lot to say and this is where it happened on this bridge. >> she was the apple of her grandfather's eye. >> lovely