this switch and slaughter occurred during the inspectors lunch break. the employees distributed meat that failed infection, they districted employees to cover asusda stamps -- [ indiscernible ] 8.000007 pounds of beef were recalled. the indictment charges the employees with distribution of diseased meat and mail fraud. they pleaded not guilty. the other co-owner faces a separate indictment. we asked for a comment about the inspection process, it did not return our calls. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we posted the indictment on www.ktvu.com. if you would like to read it for yourself look under hot topics. new developments in the

situation in ferguson, missouri. after an unarmed teenager was shot and killed by a white police officer. there will be no curfew tonight following days of rioting and luting butt at the same time the governor called in the national guard and president obama addressed the violence calling for calm. his statement comes after a second autopsy shows michael brown was shot six times and that is sparking more outrage in ferguson, missouri and across the country. the developments and a warning you might find the pictures disturbing. >> reporter: after a week of the fearest clashes yet president obama addresses the violence in ferguson, missouri. >> i understand the passion and the anger that arise over the death of michael brown. giving into that anger by luting or carrying guns, and even attacking the police only

raises tensions. >> reporter: a pathologist released new details. the autopsy shows that michael brown was shot twice in the head and 4 times in the arm. each bullet entered the front of the body. the bullets were not fired at close range. taken together the results should lead to one outcome. >> this officer should have been arrested. >> reporter: the autopsy was conducted by a high profile pathologist. >> all of these gun shot wounds were survivable except for the one in the top of the head. >> reporter: graphic new video appears to show darren wilson standing near michael brown's body speaking with an officer. >> a friend is of darren wilson -- a friend of darren wilson relayed his account of what happened to a radio station.

he claims that brown attacked the officer and punched him in the face before the officer fired his gun. as the protests continue in ferguson, missouri shares of taserneural national jumped 20% in the last -- taser international jumped 20% in the last few days. stock closed up over 5.5% today. the company that lost a $1 billion contract to collect trash in oakland is seeking legal action. waste management claims the city counsel violated procedures when it awarded a new contact to california waste solutions which will take over in july of next year. the lawsuit was filed and accuses the city of abandoning the process. the lawsuit claims leaders

shared confidential information about waste management while negotiations were ongoing. the only suspect who survived the bank robbery last month was in court. he had a different look today. his hair has been cut and the cuts on his face healed. the judge city court date for september 15. she facing 35 -- he is facing 35 counts, murder, attempted murder on a police officer and kidnapping. misty holt-singh was one of three hostages taken. two of the hostages survived but misty holt-singh was killed. and at 5:30 p.m. 2 investigates police response to the shoot out. tonight we talk to the police chief and ask him whether officers knew misty holt-singh was in the car during the shoot out and why there were never hostage negotiations. his answers at 5:30 p.m. 50 people needed medical

help buzz of the heat -- because of the heat yesterday at levi stadium. ktvu's azenith smith is live at levi stadium with the 49ers message for fans today. they want oo educate fans better -- to educate fans better on how to stay cool. fans, drinking, sitting in their seats for a long time, there is bound to be problems. >> it started to heat up and if you are in a seat for a prolonged period of time it gets to you. >> reporter: he was among the 68,000 fans soaking in the sight of the new levi stadium. she was on the visitors side away from the shade. >> we did see a few people that

were fanning themselves. especially the elderly. >> reporter: according to fire, stadium personnel responded to 61 first aid calls. 9 calls required required the paramedics. two people were sent to the hospital, including one fan who died of cardiac arrest. he was sitting in a part of the stadium with more sun. >> the heat, a lot of people having alcohol, caffeinated beverages, not wearing a hat, not wearing sun block can wear down on someone. >> reporter: fans have to deal with the weather like in any other stadium. at levi stadium fans can get help for dehydration at three first aid stations as well as

shade in the concourses. the price of water is not cheap. $5.75 but fans are allowed to bring in sealed bottled water. at 6:00 p.m. other problems fans encounter and what one neighborhood group is doing to combat parking. azenith smith, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now. there were 12 arrests yesterday. 10 were alcohol related. one was for assault and batly and one for threaten -- battery, and one for threatening an officer. this sunday see the 49ersright here on -- 49ers right here on ktvu, coverage starts at 12:30 p.m. at 1:00 p.m. the 49ers versus the charges. you will watch it right here on ktvu channel 2 news. the police shooting of a woman in san jose last thursday. today police identified her as a 19-year-old.

police thought she had a gun in her hand. that gun turned out to be a cordless drill. a friend told ktvu channel 2 news that she suffered from bipolar disorder and didn't comprehend the seriousness of a situation. a man is under arrest in connection to a stabbing at glide memorial church. the victim was stabbed in the shoulder. the wound is not life threatening. it happened about 10:00 a.m. this morning. the suspect ran from the church and arrested on a muni bus. police have not yet said what the motive was. closed after a truck crashed into a powerpole about 8:40 a.m -- power pole about 8:40 a.m. this morning. concord boulevard remained closed today.

pg&e says crews will be making repaired till last this evening. the driver was not hurt. his longest standing ovation ever. people around the bay area stopped what they were doing today and applauded for robin williams. [ cheers and applause ] >> it started at 1:00 p.m. and lasted for a full minute. 32,000 people signed up to participate. we found these robin williams fans at marine magazine on youtube. others gathered at locationinizecluding union square -- locations including union scare. the san bruno pipeline explosion, pg&e says it did nothing wrong. it plead not guilty to an indictment alleging it violated the safety act 27 times. ktvu's tom vacar got reaction from san bruno and pg&e

officials. >> facing billions of dollars in fines pg&e denies criminal wrong doing. >> no employee broke any rules or any laws and even when there were errors made every employee was acting with the best intent. >> the city wants the federal government to appoint a monitor. >> that cozy relationship quists. the city wants some of the fines to support a trust oo monitor and advocate safety statewide. also -- to monitor and octsafety stand wide.

-- and advocate safety statewide. >> yes, we would -- we would believe they should step down. >> talk about business unfinished, nearly 4 years after the explosion this neighborhood still has many lots that are bear. >> we would like to see something done. >> he and his wife rebuilt their home lost in the fire but the lot next door and 9 others owned by the city or pg&e remain a grim reminder and a scar on the community. >> the city is dragging their feet. pg&e is dragging their feet. >> tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. a bank robbery, gunfire and a hostage dead from an officer's bullet. >> 2 investigates asks why negotiations to rescue the hostages never started.

>> the system that brought us drizzle and cloud cover has staying power. the fog this week. >> and next, going back to school has a lot of paper, the flier for students that is raising eyebrows.

. books, papers and assignments on this first day of school, some children received a flying about gun gun safety. ktvu's john fowler is live now where the board of education created a first of its kind school hand out. >> parents are getting their first look at this controversial flier.

it is created after parents insisted they do something about it. there is a cover letter. it does not mention the lopez case but is meant for parents and guardian whose have fire arms at home. a warning that imitation firearms may look real. >> this idea did come up after the andy lopez incident. >> reporter: a deputy shot 13- year-old andy lopez to death when he refused to drop a toy rifle he was carrying. it did not have the orange safety barrel tip provided on toys. men a of the community was out- - men a of the -- many of the community was outraged. the deputy is expected to

return to patrol next week. reporting live, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. san francisco teachers are sending a message to the school board with more than 99% of them in favor of a strike. the teachers union says 99.3% of stichers approved a -- teachers approved a strike. they are hoping for an agreement. they are demanding a pay raise. in santa clara the first day of school included a lock down after someone called threatening to use a weapon. the school immediately went into lock down. doors were locked. window blinds were down. after a security sweep police

gave the all clear. >> we treat all threats seriously. we are looking into the possibility of a host. >> parents were notified and given the option of leaving their children at school or taking them home. most chose to keep their children on campus. the dow surged 1% today and on track for its best month since february. it closed 16,838. nasdaq jumped 43% and s&p closed 16% higher. an economy that continues to get stronger and better than expected corporate earnings. mix of sun and clouds today. let's go to romarry o. >> kids going back to -- rosemary orozco. >> kids going back to school, we have more of the same for tomorrow. a look at what is happening. low clouds.

never cleared the coast line today. stuck along the peninsula and east bay. partly cloudy skies in areas like oakland, hayward, alameda and i have a two hour time lapse. you can see how it is beginning to move back in. the clouds are coming back. the drizzle will be with us over night and into tomorrow morning as well. our pattern will change little into the next 24 hours or so. why here in just a moment. first let's look at the winds. fairfield 21 miles per hour. oakland 17 miles per hour. 17 in napa. foggy 57 and breezy in daly city right now. this is what we will see. 66 oakland right now. 69 napa. these numbers are 5-10 degrees below yesterday. a notable drop. livermore 10 degrees cooler at this hour. antioch 90 degrees. a repeat from yesterday when

you warmed into the low 90s. i will show you the system that is responsible for this cool weather. for most of us. sitting right hire. do you see that spin? i will zoom in. this will continue to move south over the course of the next 24 hours. it will slide by us. it will continue the onshore breeze, thick clouds, and patchy drizzle tonight into tomorrow. so the low clouds are coming back. fog, drizzle, partly cloudy skies, temperatures for the afternoon tomorrow, similar for today. looking at just a slight warm up. temperatures for tomorrow morning, hayward 58 degrees. 58 for san francisco. 55 in napa. along it peninsula, 60 degrees. redwood city, mountain view, 60

degrees. tomorrow low 60s. cloudy at the coast. drizzle again. areas along the coast line, coastal hills. talks a few 100ths earlier this morning. 66 san francisco. 71 oakland. low 80s concord. upper 80s antioch. that will be one of the warmer locations. extended forecast here, not a lot of change for tuesday. wednesday perhaps a tad cooler and into the second half of the week, temperature comes up and then we are in a comfortable pattern for the weekend. >> thank you. the pope does some things, why he condones the use of force in iraq. taken hostage and shot dead by police, new question about the death of misty holt-singh and how law enforcement responded. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> dozens of cars blocking

traffic and doing donuts. >> this type of illegal behavior is not going to be tolerated here. >> the change that allowed some of the drivers to slip past authorities and kids going blowout immunizations. -- going back to school without immunizations. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. it makes me happy to go on the computer.

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during a flight back from south korea pope francis endorsed the use of force to iraq to stop attacks. it is a rare move for a pope but he emphasized he is not encouraging unjust aggression or war. and he said the international community should decide how to intervene. he said he might travel to iraq to show solidarity with

christians. laws requiring ignition -- ignition switch keeps cars from stopping if they fail a breath test. they are requiring them for all convicted drunk drivers across the u.s. >> the strongest, most effective law that will make the biggest difference is a all offender for all convicted drunk drivers. >> the legislation could deny highway money for states that don't use the technology for all offenders. the first day of school in san francisco served as a call to action. for the second year in a row fathers were encouraged to walk their children to school. their goal is to build a stronger sense of community and help kids feel safe. >> they feel the danger on a

regular basis so we want to make sure today is symbolic of the protection we want to give your children and our families. >> a march and rally was also held. organizers hope to make this an animal event. a bank robbery and a hostage dead. >> the training is if there is a threat. [ indiscernible ] >> 2 investigates sits down for a one-on-one interview with the stockton police chief. his response to the questions raised by the police radio traffic about how law enforcement responded. >> a mother relieved when her son's organs were given to others but his eyes were rejected and the reason, because he was gay. >> two girls get bedbugs from a movie theater. female announcer: when you see this truck,

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. complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >> 2 investigates the police response to a bank robbery and shoot out in stockton that ended with the death of misty holt-singh. when it was over two suspect and misty holt-singh a mother of two were dead. police revealed misty holt- singh died from officers gunfire shot 10 times. now a month later the police radio recorders are raising questions. the police chief sat down with 2 investigates to discuss the crisis. ktvu's allie rasmus is live with what our investigation revealed. >> reporter: we went through two hours worth of recorders

from that day. and we sat down with the police chief to talk about them. >> reporter: during a high- speed chase and shoot out on july 16, 71 police officers rushed to the scene. three hostages. one of the hostages was shot and thrown out of the vehicle within minutes. later another hostage was thrown out. that left one hostage inside the suv. misty holt-singh. >> reporter: was there confusion? >> well, it was intense. i don't know if any specific confusion. >> reporter: police chief agreed to answer questions about how his officers responded that day and why one of the hostages misty holt- singh was killed by police gunfire. when the bank robbery happened 2 police officers initially responded to the call.

those officers saw three armed robbers walking out the bank with the hostage. the robbers went back inside the bank and came out with two more hostages, including misty holt-singh 467 -- >> all those things began to be put in place. before they were able to be in place they went mobile. negotiations could never occur under taking fire. >> reporter: throughout the chase you can hear gunfire. while officers try to relay information about what they see in the suv. [ indiscernible ] >> looks like hostage. >> reporter: what is unclear if officers knew how many hostages were involved. >> there was dialogue going on and communication to best determine how many potential or actual hostages were in the car. >> reporter: didn't the officers outside the bank see them take the hostages?

>> they did. but the amount -- they didn't know if anyone was in the car. they showed up on scene and saw what they saw. >> reporter: an officer shot out the tire of the suspect vehicle. >> vehicle coming to a stop. >> reporter: after 30 seconds of silence on the radio then we hear from a helicopter above. >> a gun fight. [ indiscernible ] >> we have enough officers up front. stay down. >> reporter: the chief says when police and it suv were at a stand still, the suspects fired their weapons first. >> the training is, if there is a threat that they are trained to stop the threat. there were no specific commands to my understanding to begin fire. >> reporter: whether officers knew misty holt-singh was still in the vehicle was unclear. >> reporter: did the officers -- did the officers know there was a hostage in the car?

>> we know the majority were aware but again so many other dynamics were in play. >> what his officers were responding to was an active shooter scene. and he says in in that situation the objective is to locate and stop the threat as quickly as possible. that is goal number one, there there is a hostage or not? >> exactly as i described. >> reporter: the fbi, fbi and the state department of justice are all investigating. the surviving is suspect appeared in court this morning to face 35 charges. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> if you have a story you would like us to look into we want to hear from you. e-mail us. a group of lawmakers urged passage of a bill that would allow authorities to take guns away from people who are on the

verge of violence. they spock out in support of the -- spoke out in support of the bill in emeryville. a mental illness man killed six people and wounded 13 more before killing himself. the measure could help police in cases like this shooting where a person doesn't meet the criteria for a 72 hour psychiatric hold. >> and then we have the tool to remove their ability to have access to a firearm. >> the bill must pass the senate before august 31 or it will have to be reintroduced. man injured in a hit-and- run accident has been removed

from life support. he was walking his bike july 28 when the suspect slammed into a taxi and two pedestrians. he died saturday afternoon. he fled the scene on a muni bus but was caught and arrested. a sexual assault at an apartment complex. turns out it never happened. this months a girl claimed she was attacked by a man in a public bath room. but today police said they have determined there was actually no assault. instead they say the 12-year- old girl had sex with a 14-year- old boy who she knew. new concerns about safety after a girl is hit and killed in a crosswalk. the extra team police took -- step police took to keep children safe on their way to

school. >> two girls get bedbugs from a movie theater and a warehouse goes up in flames, who was seen leaving the area just before the fire started. ♪

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5:00 a.m. this morning. in east oakland. it started in an abandon camper shell before spreading. officials say squatters were seen leaving the area moments before the fire started. >> we got somebody in the neighborhood, when they pile up trash out here, like to set it on fire. this time it caught the building. >> one firefighter was injured by down wired which added to the challenge but the firefighter is expected to be okay. crews also had to deal with a ruptured gas line that has been capped. fifth of freshman at uc schools are from out of state. that means more money that charge out of state students $23,000 more. ucla has the highest percentage of out of state freshman. university of california at berkeley has the second most.

followed by uc san diego. they started accepting more out of state students 5 years ago. music in downtown oakland today because today is barry gordie day in the city. [ music playing ] >> nothing like motown. he was presented with a proclamation and a key to the city. national, state and city leaders all came out. the 84-year-old music mogul says it was an honor to be recognized because oakland has always been at the forefront of social change and progress. >> motown is -- [ indiscernible ]

[ music playing ] >> he is also in the bay area for motown the musical. it runs through september 28. >> love that song. mother devastated when many of her son's organs are donated but one is rejected. >> this is silly people wouldn't get the life saving assistance they need because of regulations that are 30 years old. >> the one organ that was rejected and why. >> safety first in this bay area city. the new concern about crossing streets here. >> a drop in temperatures for most today and patchy drizzle tomorrow morning. what you can expect for your tuesday, temperatures and how long the cool trend will last coming up.

on this first day of school many parents have concerns about safety on the heels of a death of a two-year-old killed in a crosswalk this weekend. ktvu's david stevenson tells us extra police were on hand today. >> yeah the death of the two- year-old was on the minds of many parents today as they got their children to school

safely. >> reporter: parents picked up their children this afternoon. >> proud moment today. >> reporter: on this first day of school parents were encouraged to walk kids to campus, highlighting street safety. >> safety. because there is a lot of cars here. >> reporter: 10 pedestrians have been killed this year. on friday a hit-and-run driver killed a two-year-old girl in a crosswalk. >> seeing that makes me want to, you know, be more safer. especially crossing the streets. >> reporter: san francisco is the first city to lower speed limits to 15 miles per hour around all of its schools. but some schools like this one are adjacent to wide lane streets, making them partially exempt from the rule. >> the streets that they reside on are big, fast moving streets. those are the streets that are

the most dangerous. >> reporter: along with crosswalk guards police are beefing up their presence this week in 9 schools. parents said they are stepping up to make sure their kids don't step into a crosswalk along. >> we have to look after also. can't rely on crossing guards. >> reporter: traffic could face a traffic infraction for violating the ordinance. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. a new battle over water rights in california. state and federal water agencies are calling for an investigation saying some farmers are stealing water from the delta. they claim farmers stealing water -- farmers are stealing water. they deny the allegations but an association for sports fishing filed a complaint saying they are illegally

diverting waters from rivers. movie theater is closed after several people complained about bedbugs. two girls got these red bites, look at that, after going to the theater last week. their uncle went to the theater the next day to let them know what happened but they didn't shut down till after another audience went in and sat in the same seats. >> 2:00 p.m. he called me and said they found bedbugs. >> i wish they would have made a public notice about it. >> in a statement they said they will remain closed till a pest control inspection complete. let's turn to our weather, meteorologist rosemary orozco in for our chief meteorologist bill martin today. the summer that never warmed up. >> cloudy and cool and damp for some. take a look at the highs from

today. temperatures ranged in the low 60s that coast. with cloudy condition in pacifica. upper 60s in oakland. partly cloudy skies at best. low 80s in concord and well, we had the summer heat in antioch today. 92. 91 morgan hill. fairly nice pattern. a quiet pattern. where it is not quit, to the north, showers and thunderstorms. has to do with this system that is bringing us our cooler pattern. this will shift south. it will be off our coast line into tomorrow morning. and into the afternoon. that will keep the cool to mild pattern going. as we get going over night, clouds will be on their way back in. i am seeing them crossover into the east bay. hard to tell because we have

been mostly cloudy all day long. tomorrow clouds again. marine layer 2,000 feet. the onshore breeze is blowing. along the coast line, patchy drizzle. along the hills, patchy drizzle. into the afternoon we will clear out. already into the lunch hour, we could be partly cloudy skies yet at the lunch hour. cloudy along the coast line. more 9 into the -- sunshine into the afternoon tomorrow afternoon. temperatures allot like this morning. 56 -- a lot like this morning. 56 in san francisco. 59 redwood city. 60 degrees concord, livermore and 60 in antioch. north bay, mid-50s in napa. 56 san rafael. for the afternoon tomorrow, these numbers look like we had

today. 69 berkeley. 66 san francisco. temperatures may warm slightly over today but not a lot of change for your tuesday afternoon. 77 san jose. 83 degrees lose gotoes. 86 gilroy. 73 with partly cloudy skies in santa cruz. extended forecast, getting past your tuesday, wednesday temperatures cool for this time of year. we get a minor warm up in to thursday and friday but again, in a nut shell comfortable weather. >> we are saving on the electricity bill. thank you. a school broken into twice in weeks. tonight why the prisple says she has to -- principal says she has to break the rules. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> more than 100 cars burning out and blocking traffic. >> these side shows and reckless driving has to stop. >> the tricky move that helped

some drivers avoid being caught and back to school without vacinations. the spike in students -- vaccinations and the spike in students not getting their shots. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

three people are under arrest in connection with a shooting at the mall. they were arrested friday after being verified in surveillance

video. they are still looking for a 4 4th person. they are accused of shooting a man in the leg mondays. two men and one -- leg monday. two men and one woman were booked. investigators say the suspect and victim knew each other and were arguing before the shooting. mother from iowa says she is heart broken the eyes of her decease son could not be donated because he was gay. she was happy to receive a letter telling her what became of her son's kidneys, liver, heart and lungs. he committed suicide after years of bullying. but due to a regulation from the 1980s one thing was missing. she was told her son's eyes could not be donated. >> my initial feeling was angry because i didn't understand why my son's eyes couldn't be donated. >> the rule was designed to stop the spread of aids.

men who had sex with other men should not be eligible for donating certain tissue because of the risk factor. now testing is better and she plans to add her voice to other organizations pushing for a change to what she calls archit rules. new information, two brothers were on a small plane that crashed and killed one of them saturday. authorities identified the 55- year-old as a registered owner of the plane and the one who was injured. his brother was airlifted to the hospital but died of his injuries. no word on who was piloting the plane. they are investigating the cause of the crash. school was hit by thieves twice in two weeks. the principal is taking a bold step to protect her school and

her students. ktvu's paul chambers is live. school starts one week from today? >> reporter: that's correct. the principal admits the school is not well off, the security system isn't that sophisticated however she is willing to take matters into her own hands to protect students. >> reporter: a fresh cut lawn and new bulletin board are some of the things that will welcome students back next week. >> goinggoing to put paint on. >> reporter: but there are some items students won't get to experience. >> 14 doors that could be opened with a knife. took crayons, scissors, glues. pinsles. >> reporter: thousands of dollars in electronic equipment and supplies. >> it feels like they have been

violated. like we have been violated. came into our spaces. took our stuff. >> reporter: new equipment and used equipment were what they were going to use. thieves struck for the second time on august 12. >> i bought some super locks that aren't the district authorized locks. >> reporter: replacing the items will be tough. >> i don't have corporate parents who will go to their ceo and say my kids need new computers. >> reporter: it is not possible to ask the parents to pitch in. >> an assembly might cost 3, $400. [ indiscernible ] >> the kids lose. >> the district added these doors so it isn't as easy to break in. if you would like it donate to

the school log on to www.ktvu.com. we will show you a list of the items that were stolen. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. now at 6:00 p.m. an illegal side though in the middle of the -- middle of the freeway. >> sick cows clottered and put into the food change. what a slaughterhouse kept secret for years. >> children are heading back to school. >> the new rules giving us a look at the schools at greatest risk and how big a risk children face this year. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >> an illegal side show gets out of hand and now ktvu channel 2 news obtained video

of the drivers taunting police, stopping to cover up their license plates and leading police on a high-speed chase through the east bay. good evening everyone. hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am julie haener. >> a motorcyclist was killed after 100 vehicles took part in an illegal side show on bay area freeways. ktvu's claudine wong is live with new details about the side show and the video that shows how out of hand things got. >> reporter: we are at the port of oakland and you can see skid marks from the side show. but a side show yesterday wasn't the only one. news chopper 2 was over head when we spotted a side show underway that port of oakland but there were others. >> within 15 minutes we had multiple events going. >> reporter: on highway 580. >> they blocked off the