boot campamp and bel happening now, caltrans is closing a bay area road for thousands of drivers. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm gasia mikaelian. caltrans is closing highway 37 between sonoma and solano county. it's a route traveled by thousands of cars each day. debora villalon is along highway 37 where a full weekend of repairs are just getting start. >> reporter: we're at the caltrans staging area on the

vallejo side of 37. there's a few cones going up, those would be the last lights. the shut down is beginning. after a busy night working at boca tavern in nevado. emily smiley always appreciates her straight shot home to vallejo. a half hour drive most nights. >> i have already asked to leave early tonight so i can make the cut off. >> reporter: the cut off was 10:00. and neither direction will reopen until 5:00 a.m. monday. highway37 carries about 40,000 cars every day between solano and sonoma county and already backed up at peak times. now all those cars must divert. >> we're doing what we're calling dig outs. >> reporter: digging out damaged pavement and filling holes will occupy this weekend and then next weekend closed

again for repavement. if more work needs to be done, look for the 27th to be closed as well. >> we have to close the road for caltrans workers. >> reporter: a lack of median means the work can't just traffic to the side. the suggested detour takes drivers down highway 121 through rolling hills to sonoma race way, some commuters say no way. >> she's never taken that ride before. didn't want to do it at night. >> reporter: this woman's sister made another plan. >> she was worried about where she's going to stay. is she going to have to get a hotel room. i ended up talking her into staying with a parent. to staying at a friend's house. >> reporter: emily will get to and from work using a different detour, from 101 to 580 over the richmond san rafael ridge and up interstate 80 to a vallejo. >> oh my gosh.

i have to get up earlier. deal with more traffic and then have to -- it's just rearranging my entire schedule. >> reporter: drivers may recall caltrans did this same closure last may and wonder why again, but that time the repavement was on the sonoma side of 27. this time it's the solano county stretch, and it is in worse shape so it will take longer. debora villalon, ktvu news. roger goodell broke his silence and admitted that he has made mistakes on the handling of controversies. >> reporter: the áf it was more defiant than con -- it was more defiant than contrite. giving a snap on the wrist to an nfl player that punched out his wife. this video of ray rice dragging

his future wife out of an elevator is unaccepted conduct of nfl players. unacceptable behavior to include domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, irresponsible use of firearms and illegal drugs. >> we may have let our standards fall below where they should be. >> reporter: goodell says he mishandled the rice abuse case for two reasons. he initially disciplined rice based on policies now recognized as too lenient. he also claims the only evidence at the time shows rice after he knocked out his then fiance. one reporter asked how rice explained this video. >> this is now a matter of appeal. >> reporter: goodell declined details, causing reporters to

question his definition of accountability. goodell says everything is on the table. personnel, policy, everything except his resignation. >> have you considered resigning at any point. >> i have not. i am focus on doing my job. >> reporter: goodell refused to answer questions about why he will not resign. he admitted he's made mistakes. all nfl players. >> spencer: need to attend training sessions aimed at preventing domestic abuse. he also will provide domestic violence counseling and resources. terry o'neil said quote, what

mr. goodell doesn't seem to understand is that he should be aiming to make fundamental changes in the organization. a lot of ravens fans traded in their ray rice jerseys. the team allowed them to bring their jerseys to the stadium and then trade them in for another player's jerseys. you can see the line there stretches all the way along one side of the stadium. thousands of people took part in the event and the team expects the crowds to be just as large tomorrow. now to el dorado county where for the first time officials have confirmed homes have been lost in the massive king fire. there is no initial numbers but people who snuck in se they -- snuck in say they saw at least a dozen homes in flames.

amber lee has been speaking to people who say their homes are gone. >> reporter: people had a lot of questions, they wanted to know when they could go home or even if they have a home to go back to. >> reporter: the smoldering remnants of what was once a home, devastation left in the path of the king fire. >> it's sickening. it's horrifying and sickening. and it's just awful. >> sorry. >> reporter: with loss comes emotion. neighbors tried to comfort each other at a supermarket parking lot. a frequent gathering spot. >> i am sure they know that. >> reporter: we first met this couple last night. they told us their home was likely damaged or destroyed. tonight their capping off highway 50 in pollock pines as they wait for word. >> if it turns out so, we'll be pleasantly surprised but we're preparing for the worse. >> reporter: they say they haven't been able to get into the burn zone to check, but told them that several homes

had been destroyed. >> six were burned, four were saved. one that was burned took a house right between a couple of barns. >> reporter: they say they don't have an exact count yet. the assessment team is still at work. >> they could not even allow the assessment team until it was safe. i as a field person could not go in there until today. >> there was no stopping the fire. they dropped retardant, they dropped water. the air crews were -- >> reporter: this couple says they're confident they will weather the storm. >> the worse part is how hard it is physically. >> reporter: containment is still at 10%. reporting live in el el dorado county, amber lee. the man suspected of

starting the king fire made his first court appearance today. hunter made a plea of not guilty in a placerville court. the district attorney said it may depend on the number of homes lost. >> there are enhancements when there are more than five inhabited structures at this point we have not definitively confirmed that there, that that's actually occurred. >> huntsman is being held on $10 million bail. he's scheduled to return to court next month. so far investigators have not detailed what evidence led to his arrest. new at 10:00. san jose police are asking for the public's help to track down two kidnapping and sexual assault suspects. these are police sketches of the two men. police say they grabbed a girl from a bus stop, forced her into a van and then sexually assaulted her. all of this happened on tuesday at about 4:00 in the afternoon near saratoga avenue and campbell avenue.

the victim was dropped off near saratoga later. the men are described as latino in their 20s. police say they found the woman around 4:30 this afternoon at the intersection of otis and russell street that is just about a block away from a b.a.r.t. station. a man was detained running away tr the area. he has not been arrested at this point but he does match witness descriptions of the person who did it. police say the attack may have happened inside a car and they're asking anyone with information about the case to come forward. the san jose police department is paying tribute to its former chief joe mcnamara. mcnamara died this morning at his home he was 79 years old. san jose first became known as the safest large city in the u.s. during his 15 year tenure. after his retirement in 1991,

he became a researcher. the san jose police department said quote, chief mcnamara is credited in leading the sjpd in a time of great modernization, expansion and reorganization. eight horses found suffering in horrible conditions. >> and how high temperatures are going to climb at your house. and next a major named in a lawsuit linked to a bribery scandal. we dig into the case and learn what the mayor's office has to say about it.

new at 10:00, attorneys for raymond shrimp boy chow have charged a lawsuit against may -- mayor lee. the lawsuit claims that he took funds from the same -- >> reporter: frank it's about 28 pages. i read through the lawsuit. and basically's chow's attorney are asking to see all of the campaign documents by mayor ed lee campaign's staff. claiming that lee may have been a target in the fbi's investigation. the lawsuit suggests that san francisco mayor ed lee's 2011

reelection campaign received illegal contributions if an undercover fbi agent. the brother of raymond shrimp boy chow's criminal defense attorney curtis briggs filed the suit. >> according to the lawsuit that cory filed, under cover agent 4773 is the one that allegedly bribed senator yee. >> reporter: after repeated requests, they learned ed lee's campaign received $500 from a michael a. king. the attorneys believe ed lee may be the unnamed elected official who allegedly received up to $20,000 from an undercover agent. the lawsuit does not site any hard evidence. the mayor's office today sent us a statement from ed lee's campaign team saying quote this is a baseless and frivolous lawsuit with absurd allegations. if and when the mayor's campaign receives any specific

information we will take appropriate actions. the mayor's spokeswoman said the fbi has never interviewed ed lee. and said lee sent this letter asking whether undercover fbi agents ever made donations to lee's campaign. and they urge answers. the civil lawsuit is one way chow's criminal team can dig up information. >> the defendants are reaching out to see if they can find exculpatory evidence to help them in the defense of the case. >> reporter: legal experts note that there is no proof of any wrong doing on lee's part in this lawsuit. instead it could just actually help to shed more light on this investigation. jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2

news. president obama launched a campaign today to stop sexual abuse on university and college campuses. speaking at the white house today a young woman said she was raped at amhurst college just days after arriving. >> all i'm asking is that you help to stop abuse. >> it's not just asked of you to intervene, it is your responsibility. >> people who camped out at the apple store to get the iphone 6 got a little extra.

that's apple ceo tim cook surprising customers and  personally thanking all of the people in line. as you might imagine, the first person who walked out with a new iphone was pretty excited about it. >> that's awesome. i got to see tim cook, i got to take a selfie with him. i don't usually take selfies but on a day like this everything is allowed. >> reporter: analysts say the number of iphones sold this weekend could set records. the company has already logged 4 million preorders online. a two day electronic music festival is getting extra attention from police. police made about 100 arrests. ktvu's ann rubin explains what will be different this year for concert goers and neighbors. at the neighborhood, residents tend to treat concert traffic and noise as a fact of life. but they say this show is

different. the video on you tube shows what beyond wonderland was like last year and now the electronic music festival is back. >> they have a bunch of crazy lights, the music is good. just a lot of bass and high treble and stuff and you have to be able to cope with that. >> reporter: but many in mountain view feel they shouldn't have to. >> i think they could tune it down and have better control of the kids. >> reporter: because of all the complaints, the city of mountain view requested the promoters make changes so this year they've moved some speakers and brought in some smaller stages. >> any time we get community feed back we try to react to that and fix it so we can mitigate the issues. >> reporter: of all the concert they have at shoreline, this one is the most labor intensive, requires the most officers. >> if you're using you will get caught. >> reporter: police help

concertgoers will use good judgment. residents hope they will too. >> i didn't know this one was come. we had made plans for this weekend. >> reporter: even though who like beyond wonderland hope they hear a little less of the festival this year. >> it's nice to hear they are trying to adjust some of those things to help us out. i'm sure a lot of people are going to be happy about that including me and my family. >> reporter: the police department will be monitoring noise complaints. the festival runs all day saturday and sunday. in mountain view, ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. . today we had the typical low clouds and fog on the shoreline. the wind fire changed the wind direction blowing some of that haze in our direction. that haze approaching the region from the king fire. that's in addition to the low clouds and fog still banked up near the immediate coastline

down toward monterey bay. that cloud deck already pushing back into san francisco bay. overnight lows first thing saturday morning will be in the 50s. santa rosa 53 degrees. the fog concentrated coastline. also toward san francisco, hayward. you get the idea down the bay. we're starting out with lots of low clouds and fog for your saturday morning. it's all reflected on your forecast for tomorrow. by 10:00 the upper 50s. the upper 60s, as we head into the afternoon hours, partly sunny skies still patchy coastal fog. and we will take a look at the haze, also break down shower chances showing up on the long range weather maps. san francisco giants hall of fame willie mccubbie is in a local hospital tonight.

he was hospitalized last week after he suffered complications from an infection. the team statement today read the giants remain in close contact with willie and his family and urge all fans to keep willie in their thoughts as he recovers. it's a program designed to keep you safe on b.a.r.t. but the number one crime may not be what you think. why it's become a problem at transit stations. and a family tells us what may have made a man so angry that he killed someone with a steel bar at a bay area gym.

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the number one problem addressed by the program came to a surprise to officers. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. police face problems on trains, stations and parking lots. so much so that the chief decided something had to be done. >> there was a high number of incidents happening with our coworkers and the passengers. so he wanted to find a way to curtail that. >> reporter: a pilot program that allows b.a.r.t. police officers to ban violent passengers and repeat offenders from the city. as the numbers started coming in police started seeing something else. among all the crimes that range from kidnapping to battery to assaults, it was domestic violence that actually topped the list. >> about 25% of the orders that we issued are reported domestic violence cases. >> reporter: about half of those cases involved participants. >> one of the court orders for the custody exchanges is b.a.r.t. is a neutral site. usually they will use b.a.r.t.

as a drop off for exchanges. >> reporter: in 2013 from may until december, out of 146 arrests and prohibition orders, 37 or 25% were for domestic violence. so far in 2014, 193 have been issued. about 37. almost 20% have been for domestic violence. the numbers didn't surprise one rider we talked to. >> no because people that have domestic violence they don't seem to give a crap where it is or who's around. >> it was a surprise because it was something we didn't start out trying to address. >> reporter: so b.a.r.t. is trying to address it now with a program that gives the officers the power to call a judge to get an order of arrest. it will declare that b.a.r.t. officers have the right to issue emergency protective orders. he has until the end of the

month to sign it. claudine wong, ktvu news. an intruder jumped the fence and made it to the front door. the intruders was caught just inside the portico doors. later agents could be seen searching the lawn. the incident happened after president obama and his daughters left for camp david. a man left and killed his daughter and six small children before turning the gun on himself. don spirit shot and killed his daughter and grandchildren before killing himself. spirit killed his 8-year-old son in what was determined to be a hunting accident. because spirit had an earlier

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the video is very hard to look at. sick, malnourished dogs rescued from a home in san francisco. the dogs were found abandoned following an eviction. cara liu is live with the story. >> reporter: the dogs are doing much better here tonight than they were when they were found and rescued two days ago. >> the chihuahuas are in really good shape. the terrier mixes are a different story. >> reporter: several terrier mixes are missing large amounts of their fur and you can easily see the outlines of their rib cages. officers say eight dogs in all, six terrier mixes and two chihuahuas were found living in squaller showing obvious signs

of long term neglect. >> we see some with malnutrition. skin issues, hair loss. >> reporter: one dog even needed emergency care. the dogs were found after a department eviction on the crocker avenue neighborhood and a real estate agent called animal control. >> oh my god. that's so sad. poor baby. >> reporter: we showed photos of the dog to jill as she was walking her two pups in the same neighborhood. >> it makes me nauseous. i think anybody who would do something like that is just a very sick person. and they need to be punished for it. >> reporter: i'm grateful that the dogs are here now. >> they're getting great care from our staff and volunteers and getting the medical attention they deserve. >> reporter: animal control officers would not comment on who the dogs belonged to or any details due to the ongoing investigation but say no

arrests have been made yet. meanwhile the dogs are recovering tonight and will likely be put up for adoption down the road. cara liu, ktvu fuzz? richmond police released the name of the officer who shot and killed a man during a confrontation at a liquor store last weekend. the officer was identified as wallace jensen. this is him back

several peninsula lawmakers -- >> when he goes to the gym he takes it very seriously. he totally zones out. >> reporter: his daughter says that two families in mourning. >> my dad did not say i'm going to go to the gym tonight and

kill someone. >> the man was trying to get my dad's girlfriend to leave with him. and my dad felt violated, i guess. >> even though he was older he would spend time with the kids and play soccer. they said he was a really nice guy. >> reporter: kenneth osako's first court appearance is expected on monday. in south san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu news. oakland mayor gene quan said today the apparent about face in the trash hauling contract is more like a compromise. the new deal would allow the bigger firm pick up garbage just like it has for many

years. and waste solutions would take care of recyclables. west management had threatened to sue saying that the city acted illegally. mayor quan says oakland will now be better served with the two companies working together. >> it is the lowest price. we reached all the goals. it was a lot of drama in between. >> reporter: the city council must now approve the deal, a meeting is scheduled for monday. san francisco major ed lee today signed a 248 -- mayor ed lee today signed a 248 train car con track. 10 cars currently break down at about every 600 miles. a performance record they hope will improve. >> 16 million is the annual amount of people that are inconvenienced by delays right

now. 1million is the number of riders that will be inconvenienced when these new cars arrive and begin to be put into service. it'll be a substantial improvement. >> reporter: the first of these next generation vehicles are expectedded to hit the rails by the end of 2016. they're worried their plans for a beach wedding will be washed out. the bride and groom trying to get into cabo while others are trying to get out. and next, accused of knowingly shipping out tainted food linked to a deadly sal -- salmonella outbreak. the verdict set down today in a food tainted case.

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worth $11 billion. an old american brewery is being sold. in recent years pat's blue ribbon has become popular to young people for its blue collar and re re -- retro appeal. they estimate the sale price at $850 million. a ground breaking verdict we handed down in connection to a salmonella outbreak linked to peanut butter. the contamination at the georgia peanut plant led to one of the largest food recalls in u.s. history. thousands of bay area students are concerned after receiving notice that their tuition may not cover a pricey

software program. academy of arts students rely on a suite of adobe called cs6 master collection which retails at more than $3,500. adobe has contacted many of them telling them that beginning next month they will have to pay a $60 fee. >> now they're jumping between adobe did it and the academy of arts did it. if that end up happening, i'm going to feel like. the bride and groom looking for a way to get to cabo san

lucas while others are just trying to get out. and the hopes that a new business copping to oakland will provide a shot in the arm at jack london square.

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for dozens of american tourists their mexican vacation ended here in the belly of a u.s. military transport jet. the u.s. army sent this plane to cabo san lucas overnight to evacuate 70 americans. they've evacuated 20,000 tourists since the wake of odile. as americans escape from cabo we found an american couple facing a dilemma. they had planned to get married in cabo next month, and right now they have no idea what they're going to do. >> a moment frozen in time last year an engagement on the beach

in cabo san lucas. for tim miles and his fiance lisa marie campo their plans were to get married in cabo. but with the damage left by hurricane odile the plans are up in the air. >> i have a judge, i have the beach. then this happens. >> reporter: the storm hit on sunday severely damaging many resorts and damaging roads and communication. miles is concerned that he and his guests will not be able to get there. >> my hotels were cancelled yesterday. everyone if i get more rooms it's still up in the air if the airport will be open. >> reporter: he acknowledges his problems are minor compared to others. >> a lot of people lost everything they own. so i just want to say my heart

goes out to those people. >> reporter: representative swawell has helped thousands of his constituents. >> there's people wandering trying to get to the airport without food or water or shelter. >> reporter: in fact, swalwell has been doing all he can to get the remaining american home. >> we're trying to send jets to find people to get them >> reporter: i'm john sasaki. jack london square in oakland is getting a much needed boost. the business is called plank and it's in the building where barnes and noble used to be. it features a beer garden, bowling alley, and boche ball

court. perhaps more importantly plank is providing 150 jobs. plank plans to be fully open three weeks from today. the hope is it will help draw visitors and also other businesses to jacken london square. and in weather a quick tropical update that we are tracking what is tropical storm polo weakening. so this will not become a hurricane. but you can see the trek over the next 24 to 48 hours. this is not expected to become a hurricane and this will weaken along that track. right now in the bay area we have low clouds and fog. already a few patches sneaking into the bay. here's a closer look at the satellite and all the overcast from half-moon bay to pacifica and daly city as well. as far as the current numbers we will take a look at those. san jose 66, san francisco 62.

and santa rosa checking in 62 degrees. right now here's our oakland camera looking toward the estuary. forecast is areas of fog, and skies becoming sunny. here we go tomorrow morning. low clouds and fog for your saturday. near the coast right around the bay. clouds clear back to near the coastline into the afternoon hours. still some patchy fog for the beaches. tomorrow night a big change in the overnight temperature pattern out there across the bay area. here's what's happening. this area of low pressure is over southern california right now. the circulation around this is drawing in that smoke and the haze from the king fire that happened today. really not too much change for tomorrow. we could have some haze approaching the region that once again is coming from the sierra to the king fire.

you can see for saturday, the clouds will be clearing at the coast. as far as the shower chance, we will take this forecast model into wednesday. look what happens late wednesday into thursday. we could be tracking showers into next week as well. we will keep an eye on that. forecast highs for your saturday. santa rosa 76. a lot of 80s toward morgan hill and gilroy. san francisco in the upper 60s right around 68 degrees. still patchy fog lingering into the afternoon hours. a look ahead. sunday a little cooler and we say goodbye to summer as we head into monday. fall begins monday evening. a little warmer on tuesday. we will thicken up the clouds on wednesday and maybe we will keep our fingers crossed wednesday into thursday. maybe some rain drops in the area. >> sports director mark ibanez. the a's are better but the

giants not. >> we can't get them on the same page as of lately. i think chances are good but we don't know for sure if the giants are going to make the postseason. but one thing certain, they can't put hudson back on the mound. advanced batting practice for the next month and a half. second straight game he's thrown the giants out in front. if hudson has a bad hip like they say he does, he shouldn't be pitching. amarsita with the 2-out, 2- double. just crushed a hit to back. 4-0. game over pretty much. hudson down 9-12. it'll be his first lose season ever in his 16 year career. dodgers won. they're up 3-2 in the west. and the guy they brought to oakland to help secure the world series. pitching tonight hoping he can

help the a's save a little face. and a game they just had to have after getting swept by the rangers. phillies tonight, go. very solid. a's not overpowering on offense. with a 3-run third that did it all with two outs. here's derek norris delivering. adam dunn is in. 1-0 same frame after an rbi single by sogart. coco also had a couple of hits. 3-0. 3-1 final. ryan howard did have a home run for the phillies only touch of the plate. 49ers will among other things have to contain a former teammate to get by arizona. we'll tell you about ted jr. and what he's doing about the cardinals. and the rivalry that didn't turn into much of a contest. who's the king of the creek,

when sports ii continues.

if you saw thursday night football, atlanta's devin hester spectacular to helping

the niners. he ran one back for a touchdown last week. arizona has realized how invaluable having a break away threat like gen is to a team. >> the first half, you can see me running down the sideline. going for a touchdown. he ran in the locker room saying that the game was over. so it was honestly, it gave this team a lot of juice. >> all right under the mean streets of walnut creek. it's the game of the week for friday night. the rivalry north gate high in las lomas one man show tonight. zack folk third play of the game coming right at you. 74-yard with a couple of nice moves. breaking into the wide open. got himself a touchdown. and they were well under way right before the half.

you will see folk again on the lose. 21yards and yet another touchdown breaking free. 28-0 over north gate at halftime. he goes both ways, here he is on defense. folk with an interception and he does it all. and this was never really a game. didn't turn into one of those great rivalry contests down to the final. las lomas domination 38-8 and they have definite bragging rights in walnut creek. that's the friday night game of the week. football on sunday we'll carry the game, 49ers and cardinal. >> the raiders playing the patriots boy that's going to be a tough one. >> they haven't won in an eastern time zone in ages. probably since 2002 when they went to the super bowl last. >> we can always hope. thanks mark. thank you for joining us tonight. our coverage continues on ktvu.com. >> you can catch the rebroadcast starting

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ibiza can only take us at 6:30 tonight. great. i will meet you at ibiza. it's pronounced "ibeetha," not "ibeeza." that reminds me -- this weekend, i want to see that baby panda at the "thoo." [ both laugh ] yeah...i'm the idiot. this year for valentine's day, we're gonna have a nice, quiet dinner at ibiza. last year, we, um... we overreached... a little. we created sexy alter egos -- clive and juliana -- met in the hotel bar. this one lost her panties in the lobby in front of her dad... phil. ...which was hil-- it was hard. it was hard for her. you know i can't stand it when you use that word. "panties"? ye-- that. yes. that word. sorry. she lost her underpanties. [ birds chirping ] so?