this collision occurred. >> when good samaritan in the neighborhood went to the aid of the suspect he fired upon the good samaritans. suspect would not drop the gun and tryitrying to pull himself out, turning the gun towards the officers. >> you hear gun shots going off. >> bang, bang, bang, bang. >> did they get the suspect? >> yeah. they killed him. >> he told the story to those who scared into the crime scene. >> looking out the windows. >> reporter: as the suv was towed away around 1:00 p.m. this afternoon the streets in the area reopened but tonight the story is still the talk in this part of town. >> customers come down in the morning. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: police department tried to use non-lethal to get

the man to drop his weapons and when that didn't happen they opened fire killing the man. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >> and here is a new view of the crash. a viewer sent us this picture looking down on the crash scene. all of this happened right in the middle of the financial district. >> that white suv at the center of the chase was taken at gun point from a woman in richmond. we talked to as you are about to see, she was still shaken. >> that white suv belongs to her, she was on her way to work this morning when she was carjacked. >> i thought he was going to shoot me. he was ready to go inside the truck. i didn't know what to do. >> reporter: she is still upset. he says she was about to leave when armed men confronted her. >> i saw him open the door. all i could do was scream.

no, no. i called out for help. he told me i was going to drive away and i -- i didn't know if i should drive away, get out, jump, run. at the moment all i could think was my kids inside the house so i don't know where i got the courage but i started screaming and i jumped out of my truck and i was banking on my -- banging on my house door. >> reporter: she ran inside. the armed man took off with her suv. >> she recalls what happened unbelieval and scary. she -- unbelievable and scary. . rain moved through the bay area this morning. starting in the north bay last night and then intensifying during the morning and the rain caused serious accident that led to major delays for people trying to get to work. i want to bring in our chief meteorologist bill martin for a look at how much rain we got.

>> the rain came down on the heart of the morning commute. the heaviest rain in san francisco. but rainfall accumulation half inch in some locations. here is the rainfall. last week we had rain on the 18 18th. rain this morning. here is what the radar looked like. look at the heavy rain showing up 7:00 a.m. here is the rain totals through the morning commute. that is when the rain was falling. it was slowing things down. half inch in san francisco. that was the money spot. half inch in oakland. san jose, you got 4/10 of rain. rain in the king fire area. a flood warning up there, which is great use, you have enough rain to trigger that. good news for firefighters as we be been talking about. it was needed. did this help the drought? no. need more than this.

we will talk about the bay area weekend when i come back. >> the rain led to a horrible commute this morning on bay area roads. the chp had to shut down lanes on 580 in oakland following aislings involving 5 -- a collision involving 5 vehicles and a crash involving a big rig led to traffic problems on southbound 880. there was a large amount of standing watt on the freeway and a truck slashed water on to his windshield and he couldn't see and then crashed and that lead to a major traffic problem for the morning. ferry captains will be on strike tomorrow and some ferries will not be running. ktvu's rob roth is live with what the union is hoping to gain. >> the one day strike is set to begin at 4:30 a.m. tomorrow morning and last all

day. there will be no ferries running. >> reporter: golden gate bridge bridge district ferries are not running tomorrow. they were informing passengers they were going on a strike tomorrow. the 8,000 commuters riding will have to find another way to crash the bay. >> i guess i am driving in tomorrow. which is a drag. it is expensive to drive in. otherwise i have no way. >> reporter: ferry captains for the golden gate bridge bridge district will stage their strike at 4:30 a.m. friday morning till 9:00 p.m. at night. there will be no ferry service. >> going on strike is the last thing we want it do. >> reporter: the dispute is over money and healthcare. they filed an unfair labor practice. >> i have a family to feed. i have two children at home and

a wife. >> we need strike a balance and so we are seeking to do that with this. >> reporter: last week golden gate bridge machinists held a one day strike. tomorrow's strike is not expected to disrupt bus service or the golden gate bridge. >> i will have to convince someone to give me a lift back. >> reporter: the strike also means no ferry service to and from san francisco's giants game. the 700 plus fan whose take the ferry will have to find another way to get to the game. reporting live, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >> ferry service between san -- ferry service will be canceled tomorrow. golden gate bridge bus drivers

are not striking. bus service will not be effected and the bridge strict said traffic on the cold will not -- golden gate bridge will not be effected. the giants clinched a birth after the brewers lost to the cincinnati reds. the pirates are the other wildcard team. the giants can climbedb ahead of them, that would -- climb ahead of them, that would give san francisco home field advantage if the wildcard playoff overrack 1. -- on october 1. attorney general eric holder is stepping down. the announcement from the president today. >> we could not be more grateful for everything you have done. not just for me but for our country. >> reporter: president obama saying thank you to one of his closest members of his staff. attorney general eric holder is stepping down, ending his days of public service.

>> i want to thank you for the opportunity you gave me to serve and for giving me the greatest honor of my professional life. >> at the white house president obama recognized his contributions to his cabinet and his 26 years of working that department of justice. >> through it all he has shown a fidelity to one of our most cherished ideals of a people. >> reporter: highs like the enforcement of civil rights and rights and operation fast and furious, the botched gun trafficking probe that put guts in the hands of the mexican drug cartel. he acknowledged a tragic mistake but he refused to step down. most recently he traveled to ferguson, missouri launching a federal probe into the death of

michael brown. he is the unarmed 18-year-old fatally shot by police last month. >> work remains to be done but our list of accomplishments is real. >> reporter: he will remain till a successor is found. there is talk of eric holder's replacement. this afternoon kamala harris was quick to quell rumors about her replacing eric holder. in a statement she said i am honored to even be mentioned but intend to continue my work for the people of california as attorney general. i am focused on key public safety issues. she a friend and backer of president obama. the president was criticized during a fundraiser for saying kamala harris was the best looking attorney general in the country. the fbi believes it identified the isis fighter who beheaded three hostages.

the man was in all of the videos speaking with a british accent. he wore a mask, dressed in all black and holding a knife. the fbi is not releasing his name. u.s. and french officials say there is no evidence to back up a claim of an attack on subway systems in the u.s. they uncovered the plot. he says the suspects include american and french extremists fighting for isis in iraq. security officials say they have not seen any information confirming the plan. 2 bodies discovered in an apartment full of toxic gas. the procautions neighbors have to take oprotect themselves -- precautions neighbors have to take to protect themselves.

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. following developing news in san jose. news chopper 2 is over head 40 minutes ago and brought us these pictures as three people were taken into custody. police say about 1:30 p.m. they got a report of suspicious people. when officers responded to the scene the suspects ran away. police set up a perimeter and conducted a yard to yard search where they made three arrests. the same neighborhood saw 11 burglaries earlier this month.

a man suspected of killing a prostitute in florida 20 years ago has been arrested in san francisco. authorities say they believe 47- year-old antonio calvillo killed 27-year-old shirley laseter of florida in 1995. they say after the killing he fled to mexico. but this month detectives tracked him down and found him in san francisco. he is now extradited back to florida to face second degree murder charges. prosecutors in contra costa county said no charges will be filed against two men in connection with a deadly stabbing last weekend. investigators say the 23-year- old was stabbed after he and a group of friends got into an argument with another group on sunday. police later arrested an 18- year-old and a 25-year-old in connection with the killing. the district attorney says both men have been released and are not charged due to a lack of

evidence. the coast guard has a warning for people who want to head to the beach. rip currents are go tag be very -- going to be very dangerous. a man drowned and his man is in critical condition after being swept away yesterday. ktvu's katy eustis is live at ocean beach where we have seen these tragedies happen again. >> reporter: that is true, frank. they called the incident similar to a drowning that happened in april where a father and son were swimming at ocean beach, they were swept out from the rip tied and the boy's body was never recovered. >> reporter: ocean beach is picturesque but it proves to be deadly. we watched firefighters try to save a father and son yesterday. this afternoon is different. >> seems more quiet. there is not a lot of people out here at all.

deaths scared a lot of people. >> reporter: firefighters say a man swam with his son while another son walked along the beach. >> they swim in ocean beach and yesterday was aggressive. >> reporter: they wore wet suit but became distressed. a surfer brought in the son. 10 minutes later rescuers arrived. >> they spotted the father and they retrieved him. >> they could not resuscitate the man and he died. the son is in critical condition. in april a similar scenario. a teenager swimming with his father. >> there is warning signs all up up and down the beach. people died here. people still go in. firefighters respond to 50 rescue as year at ocean beach alone. after every call the message remains the same. >> there are no life guards on ocean beach. they don't want people going in

the water. >> reporter: firefighters say surfing is different because it is a flotation device which makes it safer than swimming. if you are caught in a rip current swim parallel to the beach till you can get into shore. don't fight the current. it makes people tired and they succumb to hypothermia. katy eustis, ktvu channel 2 news. san francisco firefighters helping to fight the king fire in el dorado county for the last week now are coming home tonight as crews gain the upper hand on the fire. the rainfall helped firefighters make progress on containment lines. 95,000 acres burned near pollack pines. at this point the fire is 43% contained. aside from firefighters having to be extra careful the rain is a welcome sight. >> rain is great news in terms of increasing humidity and

lowering temperatures allowing firefighters to make some additional head way on the fire. >> the number of homes destroyed stands at 12. another 12,000 homes are threatened. evacuation orders are still in effect for 2700 residents. the rain is what they needed. let's bring in our chief meteorologist bill martin. >> some areas in the fire zone, half inch, an inch of rain, maybe more. to say the rain kind of helped them is an understatement. the fire was out of control. and now it is in control. you need rain. great news for the firefighters. the fing fire. northern california got rain too. those fires at happy camp -- king fire m northern california, got rain too. those fires at happy camp got help too. here is what we ended up with in san francisco. the record in san francisco for this date is 3/4 of an inch.

didn't set the record. rain is good. does this help the drought? no. everything that fell runs into the ground. gets absorbed because the ground is so parched. my lawn is loving it. nice to see rain. we are seeing showers around the bay -- no, northern california. the stuff in chico. it is moving a little bit. strong thunderstorms and for us we have a few sprinkles around lake county but that should die out but there is a chance for more tonight. not enough to change your plans. whatever happens tonight or tomorrow will be scattered. this is the tail end of it. the low-pressure system will drop in over the top of us and keep things unstable for tomorrow. partly cloudy skies. and there remains a chance of a shower. chance of a shower. rain on friday.

maybe. most won't see anything. saturday, sunday temperatures warm up into monday. monday afternoon and tuesday we are thinking about fire danger again. till we get the first real significant rain of the rear. one strong wind event will dry this out. here is the model. friday morning, right? fremont, heavy rain. one big cloud. drifting around. 8:00 a.m. drifts towards the bridge. and then kind of just spins around there. who knows what is going to happen. scattered showers and the possibility maybe of a thundershowers. i wouldn't be surprised tomorrow. but scattered. forecast tomorrow, five-day forecast 87 on tuesday. that is the hot spot. you are thinking this weekend, weekends looks nice and it warms up. back to the fire, it was out of control. big time fire and you get rain

up there, that saved them. >> thank you. the faa is letting hollywood break the rules. why six film production companies are getting the go ahead to use drones. plus -- >> staring at me and i was looking at him. >> a california woman attacked by a 300-pound bear. and how she was able to survive. get two years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. even get free delivery! sleep train stacks the savings high to keep the prices low. the inventory clearance sale is on now! ...guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

man suspected of abducting a missing university of virginia student made a court appearance today. jesse matthews appeared from a jail in texas where he was arrested yesterday. he has been charged with abduction -- abduction with intent to defile. hannah elizabeth graham disappeared in virginia september 13. police believe jesse matthews was the last person seen with hannah elizabeth graham. the third american aid worker who contracted ebola in africa has been released from a hospital in nebraska. the doctor was admitted with the ebola virus three weeks ago after he was infected. another american aid worker are still being treated in atlanta. he thanked god for getting him through his illness and says he is grateful for the fast action to get him the help he needed. >> literally thousands of people here and around the

nation, around the world, have been praying for me and those prayers have been answered. >> congress signed off on the use of left over afghanistan war money to fight ebola in west africa. only $50 million of president obama's $1 billion request has been approved. the faa is giving six companies an exemption on drones. >> this is a positive step, a necessary step to get where we need to be. >> the federal aviation administration is responding to a request filed this year for permission to use zones for shows. there are rules. including a 100-foot buffer for people who are not part of the crew along with speed and

attuse restrictions. -- attitude restrictions. >> they have been concerned they could interfere with air traffic or crash. the end of an era. derek jeter playing for the last time ever at yankee stadium and he was the first yankee out of the dugout before the first pitch. derek jeter has played all 1,390 games of his pro career with the new york yankees. tickets have been sold out for a long time. he hit a double during his first at bat. he wraths up in boston. -- wraps up this boston. two body and toxic fume -- bodies and toxic fume discovered in the south bay. >> a rare sight, empty kennels at a no kill animal shelter. where all the animals have

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5:00 p.m. >> a heart breaking discovery inside this apartment building. two bodies and toxic gas that has neighbors on alert. neighbors were evacuated over night and now that they have been let back in they have clean up to do. ktvu's ann rubin has more. >> reporter: the chemicals were flammable and toxic and residents here could smell them last night and called police, possibly keeping the situation from being even worse. >> reporter: hours after two bodies were found here, unit 17 has been boarded up and police say the toxic gas has cleared. >> they would not let folks go back in there. >> reporter: tests show a highly flammable and dangerous gas. >> it was very foul smelling. >> reporter: police aren't saying the chemicals caused the

death but the fumes over power four officers who had to be treated and residents were forced to evacuate. >> they could have exploded or caudcaught on fire -- caught on fire. >> the fire department allowed residents to return home around 8:00 a.m. this morning. and the home association warned residents to clean their units and throw away exposed food. >> anything that is open, throw that away. >> reporter: what happened here? police will only say they are investigating the deaths. neighbors report seeing white scrap paper shoved in the door jam. there was a note found at the scene but there was no suicide note. >> there was no suicide note. >> reporter: neighbors are grieving for the family but thankful the situation wasn't worse. >> if somebody did it on purpose, my god, you know, think what would have happened

if nobody would have reported it. we would be in a lot of danger. >> reporter: authorities are being tight lipped about the diths but they say the danger has passed -- deaths but they say the danger has passed though there might be aorder over the -- an odor over the next few days. ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. comments from those in favor and against a push to replace the fire department's chief. union officials representing firefighters met with mayor ed lee yesterday saying they lost confidence in the chief's leadership. one issue is the delay in ambulance response times. appearing today the mayer and the fire chief spoke briefly about the firefighters concerns. >> i am going to continue work hard to improve everything that they raised to our attention. >> i reached out to have each

-- [ indiscernible ] ems, transport times have been problematic and a challenge. >> the chief acknowledges this has been a difficult week but she received a lot of support. we have a crew at the meeting and we will bring you the latest at 10:00 p.m. the old eastern span of the bay bridge is coming down slowly. demolition teams are taking apart the bridge in the resource order of how it was put together. in april we showed you the first cuts. by september this is what it looked like. you could see a big hole in the middle of the old span and this morning you could see from news chopper 2 a much larger chunk of the old bridge is now gone. ktvu's tonv is here now -- tom vacar is here now with how long it will take. >> reporter: humans see this as progress. but some of the tenants just a few of them think all of this is for the birds.

>> reporter: the torches keep cutting through. the gap has grown to a thousand feet. a far cry from the span that was in place last year. the s curve is now half depaulished and the yellow tower -- demolished and the yellow tower crane. >> it is methodical. it is piece by piece. >> pieces of steel have been added to the bridge to strengthten against collapse. >> we have -- strengthen it against collapse. . >> it will be another year before the sections are dismantled so they could see the lines of the new bridge.

>> we have put in netting. also spikes that will not harm the birds. these are measures that are safe and monitored regularly. >> we are in the process of working on it. you can't just assume you know what wildlife will do. so we are working within the guidelines that are federal and state for wild life. >> reporter: schedule wise the bike path should be open in a year from now. the entire demolition will be completed in four years. reporting live, tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. the number of issues including stopping strikes, b.a.r.t. to the airport and labor contracts are being taken up right now by the b.a.r.t. board of directors. during the meeting they are expected to ratify the new labor contract for b.a.r.t. police officers. and they are scheduled to hear

from a consultant regarding how to avoid future b.a.r.t. strikes and an update on the oakland international airport extension project. criler is recalling cars -- chrysler is recalling cars and serves because of faulty ignition switches. chrysler says they could move out of position and that could shut down the engine while the car is being driven. so far there has been one accident related to the issue but no injuries or deaths. close encounter with a 300- pound bear. >> in looking at him, i knew he could kill me. >> she tells us what happened after the bear knocked her to the ground. >> and someone in the bay area is $225 million richer and we learned a new clue about who

the winner might be. >> and discovered on the bay with no one on board, a live report on the search to find the captain.

popular program that helps residents protect their homes from wildfires is being

extended. helping people in the hills area to clear brush surrounding their homes. it is funded by pg&e. they are giving $5.5 million to fund fire protection services. today crews used a chipper to break down large branches and vegetation that could catch fire. >> we are in the third year of a drought. some of this work is more important than ever. especially in a residential area like this. steep slopes and brush and debris could lead it a real risk. >> people wanting to take part need to call their fire protection counsel. california rice farmers expecting a good harvest despite the drought but they are concerned about what happens after the harvest. they planted 75% of their fields this year due to water limitations but the fields are looking good. what they are worried about is whether they will have enough water to prepare the fields for

next season and also help migratory birds. >> what happens to half of the fields is a shallow amount of water is added that decomposes the straw, and helps the farming process and it is critical because it provides habit for millions of birds. >> the rice fields provide 60% of the food for ducks and geese during the winter in the valley. woman is telling a story of survival after she was attacked by a 300-pound black bear. a warning, the pictures could be considered graphic. the 65-year-old says she was walking her dogs in a grove when a bear came after her and sank its teeth into her. she -- teeth into her, she was knocked to the ground. >> i was on my back kicking my feet and yelling at the top of my lungs to get him away from

me. he spared me and i thank god he did. >> the bear stood on its layings and -- legs and starred her down and walked away. she suffered a crack rib. officials have said bear traps -- set bear traps in the area. a boat with no captain found drifting in the bay. we learned new information from the owner. after the break a live report on the search to find who was on board. >> a woman climbs on her roof to escape an intruder. >> why she thinks it may happen again if police don't take action. >> we have scattered showers around there later this morning morning and more scattered showers, where those could occur. ♪

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a search going on for a missing boater in san francisco bay. the person was last seen near alcatraz about 6:30 a.m. this morning and ktvu's cristina rendon is live with the latest on the search. >> reporter: well, the coast guard is searching by sea and air for the missing person. at last check there was a helicopter about 5 minutes ago but still no sign of the person but we found the owners of the boat. they indicated the boat had

been taken. the coast guard says they were doing routine checks around 7:45 a.m. this morning when they found a sail boat adrift. a ferry responded saying they had seen a person on the sail boat wearing yellow weather gear. they saw that person around 630 amenders alcatraz. they determined it was -- 6:30 a.m. this morning near alcatraz. they determined it was the same boat. we shot these images of the sail boat after it was taken to the u.s. army corps of engineers. the owners were notified. the coast guard is not confirming whether or not the boat was stolen. they remain searching for the person in the water. again still no sign of that person and there is no word on when they will call the search but they are still searching

and no sign of the missing boater. cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. you may have noticed buzz about elo. it was created by a california designer. in the past few days it got momentum for allowing people to pick any user name they like. facebook was underfire from drag queens who are not allowed to use their stage -- stage name. apple helped drag the stock market down because of a glitch in the new operating system. apple shares slipped 4% and the dow closed down 264 points. nasdaq was off 45 points. the s&p was off 32 points. the san francisco zoo's

flamingo colony has new additions. four while chicks hatched. the young birds are in good health and parents are very attentive. it is the first time in four years there have been new chicks. >> we are always fighting the fog. they do well with cold weather but once the fog rolls in they shut down and stop building their nests. >> the chicks may be around for a long time. they have a long life span. the parents came to the zoo 43 years ago and there are two more chicks set to catch any day now. our weather now, we got rain just as you called, bill. came down this morning. are we done? >> reminding to the flamingos. 43 years. i didn't know that.

great news for the fire. sorry. 10 years, 12. the fire zone, the king fire, huge relief with the rain they got. an inch of rain in places and that helped greatly. it was out of control. let's look outside. we will show you the radar loop. showers and stuff to the east of us. you can see a few clouds. this is a live camera clouds. that is like -- but it is fair weathered clouds. bay point. antioch. this is out here. right? that is what they are seeing. showers in the -- um, foothills. in the fire zone. king fire, they got rain. more this morning. or mid-morning. 75/100 to one inch of rain. that is good news for a fire

that was burning out of control. we could see more scattered showers and thundershowers as we head into tomorrow. that is part of the story. as the front moves off. that is what brought us the rain this morning. half inch in san francisco. this low moves in and creates instability that could spall a thundershowers. -- spawn a thundershower. high pressure builds in into the weekend. temperatures warm. nice weekend. the commute this morning was messy. 5:00 a.m., showers around fremont. showers around san mateo. we will be tracking that. tough for the model. this is drifting around. right? it will be somewhere around here. i don't know if it will be right in that spot. at 10:00 p.m. we will get the latest update. keep the scattered showers tomorrow but don't change your plans. probably land on everybody just

few people will see rain. 75 in napa. kind of -- not that much warmer than today. still stays on the cool side. air quality doesn't get better. we are in fall now. this time of year, good air quality. to have that rain, best thing ever for the fires and also for my yard and your yard. >> that was first thing i thought about. [ talking at the same time ] >> we don't have rain in the 5 day. that time of year. >> thank you. still to come here, a bay area no kill animal shelter, there is something missing. >> at the petaluma animal services foundation the only sound is the sound of my voice. where did all the dogs go? >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> the conditions are so bad

and things are so dangerous neighbors call it the kill side apartments. >> they need to tear the buildings down. it is over. >> what city hall is doing to turn things around and some say uber and lift are operating illegally. what the companies have to prove by monday or face legal consequences. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. female announcer: save up to 35%

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it was a scurry to safety and a call to 911 that hepta los angeles woman -- that kept a los angeles woman safe. the intruder there is coming to find her. neighbors took these photos before police arrived. she was in bed when the break in happened and said she worried about people who roam around the neighborhood. >> when someone seems to be suffering with a mental illness and to continually let these people walk around without offering assistance that i think is the hardest problem. >> police took the man into custody. bail is $50,000. one lucky lottery ticket sold in the bay area hit the powerball jackpot last night. it washington, d.c. sold at key market it was sold at key

market and it t was the -- and it was the only winning ticket. folks are speculating on who the winner is. they think it is a customer who has been playing for years and just for selling the winning ticket the store owner will get a check for a million dollars. >> very exciting. very gratifying finally getting paid. all the time we put in here at this location. >> the winning numbers are 7, 14, 21, 24, and 41 with a power number 26. the lump sum will be $100 million after taxes. >> nice. we hear stories about animal shelters over flowing with dogs but it is rare we report on empty ones. ktvu's noelle walker is live in petaluma with what this shelter is doing right. >> reporter: we are in the play area of the animal shelter. normally there would be dogs playing, today they aren't

because they have all been adopted. that is rare but something this no kill animal shelter says should be the goal for all animal shelters. >> reporter: the animal shelter isn't like home. >> we like to look at this like a crummy summer camp that will just be a memory for them. if you are a cat that ends up here, this place is a second chance. >> shelter means shelter. doesn't mean you have six days to find a home and get killed. >> but there is something missing. how often do you hear the ventilation system in a kennel? today the shelter doesn't sound like a shelter. >> that is a beautiful thing. >> the sound of silence. >> beautiful sound in a shelter. >> where are all the barking

dogs? >> harbo. brownry. >> reporter: they have all bip adopted. >> empty. -- been adapted. >> empty. >> reporter: it is run like a business. getting an animal healthy, trained, and ready for her close up. like an adoption catalog. >> a lot of feed back from facebook. >> reporter: this is to have no merchandise. we checked with other no kill animal shelter, in the east bay, they have 37 dogs available for adoption. pets in need on the peninsula 31. both say they never adoptload their available dogs. that -- adopted all their available dogs. >> when we have no cats that will be an accomplishment. >> reporter: for now there is a

vacancy side. >> that is all folks. >> reporter: these empty kennels won't be empty for long. they are reaching out to get more adoptable dogs and going to adopt other animals that are set to be euthanized if they don't get adopted. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. now at 6:00 p.m. mineta international airport outline how they plan to close security loopholes but there is a catch. >> lied sharing underfire. what uber and lift have to prove or face legal consequences. >> gunfire and children covered in bug bites. >> section 8 is not approving the apartment that she lives in because it is in that bad of a condition. >> the dangerous conditions that are so bad city hall is now stepping in. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >> in the wake of two major

mineta international airport outlines the stepped up security measures that are now in place and raises concerns about what still needs to be done. hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am julie haener. >> there was the teen stow away who snuck into a wheel well making it to hawaii and then a woman got past security and boarded a flight to los angeles. now major changes are underway mineta international airport. new at 6:00 p.m. ktvu's paul chambers joins us now from the airport with the stepped up security measures that come with obstacles. >> reporter: the process of keeping this place safe. right now they are testing technology here but the problem is when they are done, they are not sure how they will pay for it. >> reporter: it is business as usual for travelers at san mineta international airport which is how officials want you to see it. but after two security problems the airport