>> reporter: we are at 42 and 880. there is a damaged equipment box and skid marks here. plenty of evidence of a side shand there is a video that was shot at this location showing a car spinning out of control and into a crowd. >> reporter: this video was posted on a website and shows one car that loses control while spinning donuts and slams into spectators. it is not clear if there are injuries and the driver disappears before the video comes to an end. >> it has come back to the way it was 10 years ago. >> reporter: he represents the area and says a large side show saturday night could be heard outside his house. he called police. >> it was crazy. you got 100 vehicles revving their engines. >> reporter: police say they don't know this video is from the same side show saturday night and they had no reports

of injuries. he says opd needs to step up its game. >> i hope there is more creative thinking within the police department to help us to deal with it. >> reporter: they did provide this public service announcement it made. >> did you know participating in side shows or street races can result in your car being towed and you going to jail? >> reporter: mayor jean quan was not available for comment. >> the solution i am committed to is restoring the numbers in the police department and restoring the deployment to every neighborhood. >> reporter: like it or not side shows get a lot of attention. this video that was posted had almost 400,000 views in 24 hours. ken wayne, ktvu channel 2 news. police sent ktvu a statement. it says we take side show activity very seriously.

as we grow the department and increase our staffing we will be able to direct resources that could more effectively respond to and deter side show activity. oakland police are reviewing video of this weekend's side show. officers did respond and divert vehicles away. new information about a chase involving a carjacking suspect. the man led officers from richmond into san francisco's financial district where officers opened fire. that suspect was killed. now we are learning more about the final moments of that man's life. ktvu's noelle walker is live in san francisco where she attended a town hall meeting as new details where shared with the public. >> reporter: police used the noon lunch hour to host the meeting. the chase went through three counties before the officer

involved shooting in the financial district. >> we are very, very, very fortunate it happened when it did and not an hour later. >> reporter: police went through events from the chase to the crash to the moment when officers opened fire. police said they didn't know the car that crashed was the same one that was pursued because officers lost the vehicle and called off the chase before the crash. witnesses reported hearing multiple shots fired before police arrived. we know officers tried to talk to the suspect and talk him into dropping his weapon and six officers fired 32 rounds killing the suspect. >> officers were broadcasting the suspect was reaching for something. something down by his waist. less lethal was called to hopefully render the situation over without having to resort

talethal force however -- to lethal force however began to broadcast subject had a gun. >> i am confident our police officers did their very best to protect and serve us. >> reporter: he holds these town hall meetings to get the community as much information as we can. the officers involved are on paid administrative leave. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. police inch mountain view said -- in mountain view said the death of a father and son happened because one committed suicide but the other death was an accident. a hazmat team found the bodies of lian liu and his 17-year-old son william liu inside their apartment on california street last wednesday. they also found chemicals that form a toxic gas. police haven't offered other details about what happened. the older man was the manager

of a market. four days of rain brought a new danger to the king fire east of sacramento. the threat of mudslide. there was slides this weekend but those areas have now been stabilized. dry, warm weather is in the forecast but the rainy season will bring more concerns where vegetation is gone. the king fire is 90% contained. two men are under arrest accused of setting a string of fires. firefighters responded to 7 suspicious 5 between 1:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. yesterday morning, they were within a 7 block radius. no one was hurt but four families were displaced and five damages were damaged or -- businesses were damaged or destroyed. ktvu's allie rasmus has a look that surveillance video showing one of the crimes. >> you can see the after math of the largest of the fires. this is the back side of the

businesses and police believe the fire was deliberately set and the camera caught the act on video. >> man in a hot and white shirt walked to a dumpster. the man starts to walk away and brings into a sprint. >> there is smoke coming up. and now you have embers. >> reporter: the flames continue to grow below an apartment unit. >> we will see 4, 5 people here in a minute. >> they escape before the flameinize gulfed the building. -- flames engulfed the building. >> this helps. there is nothing like actually seeing somebody in the act. >> two men were arrested sunday morning and remain in jail. stephen petersen and andrew gutierrez. police believe andrew gutierrez is the man in the video. police went through stephen petersen's apartment yesterday

for evidence. andrew gutierrez doesn't appear to have a permanent home. police don't know what connection the men have and the motive. >> it is out of character. >> reporter: he has known stephen petersen for 7 years. he says he is a peaceful person and that he was just getting off work at 1:45 a.m. in the morning, an hour after the first fire started. >> he walks everywhere. and, you know, he works at the venues when he doesn't own a car. >> reporter: he believes his car was in the wrong place at the wrong time. >> reporter: we asked police about the alibi from stephen petersen's friends and he said while he can't go into details, he says his detectives have reason to believe the alibi is not legitimate. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. workers inside a san francisco high rise were forced to evacuate today when smoke

filled the 29th floor. happened about 11:15 a.m. at the shell building. people were ordered out of the building as firefighters search for the source of the smoke. crews determined it came from an over heated elevator order. changes could be coming to novato boulevard. a 12-year-old was riding her bike home from school two years ago when she was struck and killed by the driver of a suv. the driver was going 65 miles per hour in a 45 miles per hour zone. in a settlement the driver's employer and the city will pay the family $1.1 million. the city also agreed to evaluate the safety of the street. san francisco business celebrated by city leaders just become the target of thieves.

surveillance video caught two men shattering the window to the bicycle super store last night. they took two bikes but a minute later a third man is seen seizing a crime of opportunity and he steal as bike as well. one is a regular bicycle but the other two are electrical and require a special key to work. >> you've it use this and wand it over the screen. and then it turns the bike on. one of the bikes is useless without the key. so there is nothing you can do with the bike. >> the store owner received an award from mayor ed lee honoring his business and his contribution to the community. now the owner will try to redo the window so it is not so attempting to thieves -- a drop in the number of people arrested for marijuana

possession in california. reforms brought down the number of pot arrests and court cases by 86% in california. connecticut and massachusetts have also seen a drop. >> studies are showing that kids no longer have a desire probably because it is not a tabu thing. >> special disparity still exists for those arrested. african americans are more likely to be arrested for marijuana offenses. millions of dollars headed to the bay area to fight crime. where that money is going and how cities plan to use it. plus -- >> the first place people saw star wars. >> the future is bleak for this bay area staple, the new plans for the property that means the end for this movie authority to. >> we will get -- authority to. >> we will get the heat and

increased fire danger. we will talk about that right after the break.

the walnut creek bomb squad was called in to detonate a device found near pittsburg high school. it was made up of road flairs with ammunition from a rifle. it was likely left behind by a former tenet who was evicted. oakland and richmond will receive grant money to help reduce violent crime part of a program that was announced today by the department of justice. chicago, detroit, new jersey and delaware were also

selected. under the program a federal agent will be designated to help provide needed resources. >> we have to leverage every dollar we can to develop, innovate and implement the most effective strategies to reduce violence. >> it will fund 27 new officers in the east bay for two years. new at 6:00 p.m. a fixture in the community for 40 years but now its future looks bleak. severy cinema authority to has been the first stop for first run movies. it sits on two acres. but now ktvu's rob roth tells us why the land is expected to be turned over and developed into housing. [ music ] >> reporter: return of the jed eye was one of the big block

blusters screened in advance right here at this century cinema authority to -- theater. the story of this theater may not have a happy ending. he lives across the street from the theater. she was surprised when she received this flier telling her the theater was up for sale. the develop wants to build housing on the property. they are hosting the film festival. >> it is the first place people saw star wars. the first place where people saw these films that had their roots in our community. >> i have high school kids and it has been nice to have that theater here because they can walk from home and it is like a neighborhood place. >> reporter: we spoke to the

developer. he says no other movie theater stepped up to buy it. he says the homes will be near mass transit and shopping but there is another development a quarter mile away and residents say the traffic is already bad. >> the left turn lane is slow and the carbon monoxide is terrible. and people don't -- you just heard the truck go by. we don't need anymore traffic. >> the developer plans on meeting with the community for a second time later this week. but he says once esccrow closes the property is his -- escrow closes the property is his. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. a new law makes it less responsive to earn a bachelor

agree. allowing 15 community colleges to start bachelor programs. the new program is set to begin 2017. the nation's most influential organization today shifted its policy on which birth control should be recommended for girls. they should be using iuds or hormonal implants. doctors say the birth control are effective and safe and easy to use and they should be used with a condom every time a teen has sex to protect against stds. temperatures today were on the mild side. about the same tomorrow. take a look. 70s, low 80s but then it heats up around here. 82 antioch today.

foggy at the coast but then it cleared off. fog returns tonight and maybe drizzle too. you see this weak weather system. as it slides by it will kick up drizzle along the coast. coastal hills. fog along the coast right now. come in closer if we can. a few breaks but the fog will fill back in tonight. it is clear, though. check that out. yeah, it is clear. fog works its way back. into the coastal sections. current temperatures 77 antioch. 73 fairfield. tomorrow very similar and then it changes. high pressure builds in. this is the forecast fog for tomorrow. you go see how much it is pushed inland. fog half moon bay and burns back. that might be the end of the fog for a while. maybe just patchy but a big fog bank, it is october, this is

the time when the fog takes a -- it leaves. the winds kickoff shore a little bit. the low leaves, right? tomorrow things start to warm up into wednesday, thursday and friday. and high pressure kicks the winds off shore. increases fire danger. air gets warmer. gets drier. and fire danger going up. the real thing is if you get the winds with that combination, the winds develop, then it is red flag warning. right not expecting the big winds. fire danger will be up without the winds. 80 in napa tomorrow. like today but warmer. 84 brentwood. 83 livermore. air quality good. it will get sketchy into wednesday and thursday. right? air is sinking.

we will notice air quality issues. we will watch the air quality. i didn't think about the smoke because the winds will be blowing. the bay area weekend in view. good looking one. there is the heat. you will notice it thursday and friday. it will be hot. upper 90s. >> wow! >> yeah. [ talking at the same time ] >> coast will be 70. >> thank you. jim harbaugh answers the question has he lost control of the 49ers locker room and the a's are in kansas city preparing for their wildcard playoff tomorrow against the kansas city royals. mark is up next with sports.

thousandsthousands of young people made their way to daly city today try out to become the next american idol. [ singing ] >> the lines started forming this morning. folks came from all across california and elsewhere to sing for judges and hopefully get asked back. the show is heading into its 14 14th season. >> it is my dream. i have always wanted to do

music. it is the only career choice. >> all about the passion. like, singing in front of people is something that my soul just has to do. >> this is the last big city stop for auditions this season but people can still audition online, you have to be between 15-28 years old as of june 1. the season begins in january on ktvu. >> i believe 14 seasons. >> i know. >> so exciting. mark is here. the a's will be fun to watch tomorrow in kansas city. do or die time. >> absolutely. the first time in baseball heistry four -- four teams from california in the playoffs. this is the reason the a's traded for john lester. she on the -- he is on the mound tomorrow. one game wildcard back in kansas city and man, john lester might be the right guy.

9-3 life time versus kansas with a 1.84 e.r.a. lowest e.r.a against any team and he talks about that match- up. >> we all have teams throughout the league that, you know, you pitch well against and you have teams that kick your butt. maybe get them at the right time. there is always a number of things that lead to good starts. >> all right. mean time you probably heard about this. they don't call him prime time for number. saying the players aren't on the same page with coach and they want him out. here is what he had to say. they want him out. they are not on the same page. the way it looks and what i am hearing you are not down for your head coach. jim harbaugh responded. that notion and the fact that there may be a leak within the

locker room. >> i think that is a bunch of [ bleep ]. if somebody has story to tell, they want to put their name to it. if you have a story to tell, you put your name to it. so i don't put a lot of credibility into the unnamed source. >> another day, another story out of the 49ers camp. now, coach, the rumor is, it is michael crabtree that is the leak but he says not my source. the beat goes on. time to get on it. www.ktvu.com vote for the high school match-up you want to see come friday night for our high school game of the week. looks like a nice selection of six different games to choose from. go to our website www.ktvu.com and we will feature the game friday night. that is the sporting life for right now. the a's tomorrow.

giants on wednesday. and like you said, do or die. >> all right. thank you. coming up on the 10:00 p.m. news a convention underway in san francisco. tens of thousands of people from around the world at open world, we look into the boost in business it is bringing to the city. >> thank you for making ktvu channel 2 news your choice for news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. thank you so much for joining us. have a good night everyone. see you. >> good night.

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