block away. >> very difficult for us. bad for us. bad for our customers. >> police told people for two blocks down wind to stay indoors. lunchtime at a dozen restaurants a bust. >> got to evacuate the employees and all the customers. it shut down, not open. no sales. >> inconvenience but i would rather be safe than sorry. >> reporter: crews say it took so long to cap the gas main because they had odig -- to dig up two separate gas shut off valves. firefighters worried about sparks. >> thankfully we didn't have the gas ignite or gas injuries. >> reporter: business owners tonight demanding an official investigation of the permit and construction process. some hinted they may sue.

pg&e blames a third party contractor working on a new building here and that is the latest at the moment and they are about to let people back in perhaps within the hour. reporting live in san jose, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >> do you know if the contractor called pg&e before digging? >> reporter: well, that is what they are supposed to do. i asked pg&e about that and they said they are investigating. as of this hour the contractor did not call pg&e before digging and that could play into liability. >> thank you. we have learned that robin williams did not have any alcohol or illegal drugs in his system when he died. the sheriff's department released the information as part of the autopsy report. robin williams committed suicide on august 11. he was 63 years old. his cause of death is ruled as aphasia due to hanging. prescription medications were

in his system. rb republican's wife said -- robin williams' wife said he was struggling with depression and parkinson's. a search underway for a man who has been missing since halloween. the 26-year-old hasn't been home or to his job since he left his apartment october 31. he suffers from dizzy spells that could make it hard to speak. he was last seen nearby forth street. oakland's new mayor elect wants to keep the raiders in oakland but leaders from texas are trying to get the raiders to move there. what are the chances that could happen? ktvu's john sasaki is in the news room. >> reporter: we saw no sign of the visitors from the south. and, of course, we were there -- we were there -- we were downtown in oakland as well. talking to folks at city hall,

the mayor, a city counsel member on the coliseum authority and they had a lot to say about this. libby schaaf we talked to her. she will do everything she can to fight to keep the team here and here is what everybody had to say. all right. we are not going to have the tape right now. we will bring it to you later. >> thank you. pg&e pg&e is backing out -- pg&e is backing out of plans for a power plant in contra costa county. it would have been a 586 mega watt facility. they are backing out because of a ruling earlier this year. it annulled the decision to approve the agreement for the plant. powerful display in san francisco today to remember all the pedestrians who had been killed or injured on city

streets. >> enough is enough. the time is now. enough is enough. >> the sun of a 78-year-old held a -- the son of a 78-year- old held a chant and spoke following the death of his mother. she was killed backane september and -- back in september and organizers put the empty shoes on the steps of city hall to respect those who lost their lives this year in pedestrian accidents. >> behind me are 28 empty shoes. shoes that should be filled today. more than these shoes people lost limbs, people who can no longer stand because of traffic injuries. >> organizers called on the city to speed up efforts to make the streets in san francisco safer. they say in the last few weeks it has been especially dangerous with six people being killed. a chp motorcycle officer is in stable condition after being hit by a van. the california highway patrol

says the van and another car collide on interstate 680 at 5:30 p.m. last night. the van driver tried to swerve and hit the chp officer. the officer was taken by duplicate the hospital -- helicopter to the hospital. police are investigating a incident that has the community on edge. an injured man showed up on a neighbor's door step and what happened next is causing some confusion. ktvu's ann rubin is live to explain what happened here. >> reporter: it started about 1:00 a.m. and police have had this street closed off ever since. they say they are taking this investigation seriously. the question is, an investigation into what. >> the initial 911 call was for a shooting. the caller saying it was a injured man. he heard what happened next. >> i would hear the cops

yelling come out of the house. come out of the house. i guess the guy came out. >> the nature of what happened here remains unclear. police will only say they are investigating. but the injured man was taken to the hospital and the resident who called 911 was taken to the police station to make a statement. police do not believe they knew each other. >> the only connection is he is the one that called. >> we have all kinds of theories. we are going back and forth about them. >> reporter: neighbors are concerned and would like answers. was there a crime committed here and if so what. >> if makes you imagine if someone showed up to your door, what would you do, let them in, call the police, you know? it is scary. >> i want to make sure whatever happens it is an isolated thing. i live around the corner. >> reporter: police continue to process evidence from the scene

but offer these words to residents. >> there is nothing that is leading us to believe there is somebody outstanding. we believe the community is probably safe at this time. >> reporter: we still don't know whether the man was injured here at the scene or whether a crime has been committed. also no word on when the streets might reopen to traffic. live, ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. new developments in the relationship between pg&e and the c.p.u.c. exposed in the wake of the san bruno blast. the attorney general got involved. ktvu's tom vacar shows us it led to wider concerns that bad behavior could go beyond just these two groups. >> reporter: the california attorney general raided the california public utilities commission seeking illegal and secret communications between the c.p.u.c. and pg&e, it steps from the san

bruno pipeline explosion 5 years ago. >> the city advocated for a year now that they get in and take this seriously. >> the original set of e-mails came when the city of san bruno sued the c.p.u.c. and released the secret contacts. the second wave of damming e- mails released by pg&e resulted in the terminations. >> reporter: do you trust pg&e to be the keeper of the gate with respect to the documents? >> absolutely not. absolutely not. >> reporter: i asked pg&e point blank if it was also served with a search warrant. pg&e would only say pg&e is cooperating with law enforcement officials. the most serious question, is pg&e the only one involved in the 70 or are the -- activity or are the other gas and

electric utilities involved too? >> we don't believe that could be limited just to pg&e given the deficiencies and the way the c.p.u.c. behaves. >> we would like to see what  kinds of deals were made with all the companies. >> reporter: the attorney general finds herself in the position of investigating the five commissioners of the california public utilities commission. every one of which was appointed or reappointed by governor jerry brown. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. back now to the future of the oakland raiders. today representatives from san antonio, texas were in the bay area trying to get the raiders to move there. we have john sasaki's report now and here is what he learned today about the situation. >> reporter: outside raiders headquarters today it seemed like business as usual with players stopping to sign autographs after practice. but somewhere inside the

facility team officials were talking with officials from san antonio about the possibility of the team moving south. >> the raiders, the a's, they belong in oakland. it is part of the oakland spirit. >> reporter: the mayor elect libby schaaf talked with a team official this morning. >> he did reassure me that he sticks to his statements, his priority is keeping the raiders in oakland. >> we met with a city counsel member who is part of the coliseum authority. >> we will take him on his word that he wants to stay in oakland and that is why we are working, the board of supervisors and the city of oakland in trying to help him to accomplish what he wants and i think what raider fans throughout the bay area want. >> the idea under consideration is to play where the university of texas plays its games. >> i think as it relates to any

move in san antonio, look, jerry jones thinks the state of texas is his territory. >> reporter: a more likely scenario is to los angeles where the value could jump. >> there is a value in staying where you are, less disruptive and there are knowns on how it worked. the raiders tried los angeles before and they chose to back to -- come back to oakland. >> he doubts a move would happen. >> where else would we be? >> reporter: we tried to contact officials but never heard back. live in the news room, john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. stolen from a car and rescued months later. what helped reunite this dog with the owner. >> a warm up this weekend. how much temperatures will climb and when rain could

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. take a look at this, frank. we think our job is stressful. people could not stop talking about this guy. working 390 feet up on the flag pole in oakland. nilsy police were called because -- initially police were called because they thought there was a trespasser. he replaced the cable that broke a couple weeks ago in the wind. he is a third generation steeplejack. he is supposed to be there. he does these jobs all over the

country and he is now training his 14-year-old son. >> wow! has more nerve than i do. there are tens of thousands of votes to be counted but mike honda is once again claiming victory. he has 4% lead over his challenger ro khanna. mike honda is confident he will be the -- confident he will be the winner and looking forward to his 8th term. >> this election could not be bought. the right wing millionaires and billionaires. they have wasted $5 million to try to replace my voice with someone who would do their own building. >> ro khanna hasn't conceded yet. they hope to wrap things up soon but there are still 100,000 mail in ballots that need to be counted. it is unclear if the resignation of the head of it

in santa clara county had any impact on vote counting there. information technology chief quit last monday. the day before the election. so far there is no word on what led to his resignation but santa clara county was one of the slowest in the state to report election returns. thanksgiving is three weeks away and non-profits are preparing to help those in need this holiday season. in san jose hundreds of people began lining up for the holiday food and toy dry. they plan to distribute food boxes to 4,000 families for thanksgiving and 3200 families for christmas. >> my husband just got layed off of his job and we both -- he has cancer and i have lupus. it is cold out here but i just come and make the best of it for thanksgiving and christmas. >> even though the economy has

improved low income families continue to face sky rocketing rent. today is opening day for the ski resort in the sierra. it is the first to open this season even though there isn't a lot of snow or cold weather. mike explains why today had extra significance. >> reporter: here it is. the moment so many have been itching for. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: how anxious are you? >> monstrous. >> reporter: at 9:00 a.m. on friday they kicked off the california ski and snowboard season. >> bragging rights. it is what we do. we want to get on snow as early as we can. and we are proud to do that today. >> to mark the occasion they rolled out not the red carpet but the white carpet. that is because today marks the

50th anniversary season. commemorated with every 50th chair on the ski lift painted gold. how was it? >> amazing. everything i could have ever dreamed of. they do it again. >> reporter: remember, we have an ongoing drought. we only had one real snow in the last month, how did they make this day happen? >> it is magic. >> magic. absolutely. [ laughter ] >> reporter: well, that and a lot of snow making since friday and with this they say this is not a one weekend stunt, they are planning to stay open 7 days a week till the end of the season. at least that is the hope. ktvu channel 2 news. >> last season was so bleak. >> a lot of magic snow makers. just magic. now to the real

meteorologist. when is the next rain? >> possibly next week. i was excited in high school one time, i went up there, it was one run, this wide and the -- >> did you cut class? >> didn't cut class. saturday morning. yeah. hopefully we will get snow next week and possibly rain showers here. but not the pattern we are waiting for in northern california. right now we have lots of low clouds and fog hugging the bay area coast line. from the golden gate bridge, half moon bay and pillar point. current numbers, 59 degrees, cool in san francisco right now. santa rosa 68. livermore 72 and san jose checking in 64 degrees. here is our live camera. beautiful, this looks like a summer time weather pattern with the fog clinging close to the coastal hill. a big drop off in visibilities near the coast and around the

bay tomorrow morning. so a steady onshore breeze that will push the fog back into the bay. over night lows tomorrow morning will be in the 40s and the 50s -- 40s and the 50s. fog towards pacifica. san francisco, oakland, hayward, a few patches in the north bay. the super storm, a former typhoon. you recollect see right -- you can see right now. the current wind gust reports. 69 miles per hour. this could generate seas topping 40 feet. this will be key for us for the country as it heads to the east. sets up a cold surge of air. these are the numbers wednesday morning, chicago starting out wednesday 22 degrees. the main energy missing the state of california. first thing tomorrow morning, areas of fog developing. with the fog pushing into the bay. high pressure is building back in so it rain stays to the north. temperatures trending up into your weekend forecast. patchy fog regroups near the coast line tomorrow morning. we could have partly cloudy

skies for the coast for tomorrow afternoon and hazy sunshine as you work your way inland. highs tomorrow, warmest locations flirting with the 80s, clear lake, lots of 70s for oakland, pleasanton, livermore 80 degrees. san jose 76. san francisco lower 70s. with dense fog in the morning. hazy sunshine for the afternoon hours. here is a look ahead, not much change in your sunday. we thicken up the clouds on wednesday. beyond wednesday, rain chances. possibly thursday of next week. >> in a normal year would we have much rain -- >> this is the early portion of the rainy season. we had a nice start. we would like it get more. >> we need a lot more. thank you. reunited after her service dog was stolen months ago. >> i know you are happy to see

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a san francisco computer programmer is heading back east it face charges there. 26-year-old blake benthall agreed today in san francisco to be transferred to new york. the fbi arrested him on wednesday. a complaint says blake benthall ran the market place silk road 2 pout 0. authorities say it allows -- 2.0. authorities asay it allows people -- say it allows people to buy illegal drug. it was shut down when the hoperater was -- operator was arrested. university of california at berkeley students are being warned about a sexual assault. police sent out a alert about the assault. it comes in the wake of similar accusations last month involving date rape drugs. the most recent report came from a third party who claimed there was an attack at a

halloween party. the supreme court said today it will determine whether a key part of the affordable care act is constitutional. justices will be looking at tax credits that pay part of the mandated coverage. if they rule against the obama administration the president's signature healthcare law could be gutted. this is the third time they looked at obama administration. one time it ruled in favor of the white house, another time it ruled against. the storm is on track to make land fall in alaska and it is bringing 70 miles per hour winds. the super storm is getting a lot of attention for its power and the amazing images it is creating. here is a look at it today. it is more powerful than super storm sandy and it will bring arctic temperatures to the u.s.

service dog stolen from under her ownerrer's nose finally comes -- owner's nose finally comes home. the place the dog was found months later. >> funds coming up short to get toys to some kids who need them the most. >> children of public housing, hospitals. >> why this year is especially hard for operation dream and what it has to do with one of our pro football teams.

complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. back at home. a service dog stolen months ago is now back in her arms tonight. the dog was found in a dumpster injured. she was returned to her owner this afternoon. ktvu's paul chambers is live in san francisco. that reunicouldn't be any sweeter. >> reporter: it is a -- reunion couldn't be any sweeter. >> reporter: it is. the dog was gone for three months before he was found over the weekend. it was bruised and beaten but today it was reunited with its

companion. smiles of joy and happiness in her heart is how she describes her feeling today when she was reunited with her service dog. >> i was really happy my child was coming home. my baby was coming home. >> reporter: she received her 8 years ago after her husband died. but back in august someone stole the dog from the car as she made for gas. >> i drove off, then i realized it was very quiet. i looked around, there was no dog. >> reporter: she was beside herself. >> i put up posters. i went to the aspca. i have 8 kids. and it is just like my child is gone. you know? who took my child. >> reporter: the story took a turn for the better. saturday she was found in a

dumpster. >> she was inshock. bad shape. head trauma. >> reporter: but alive and she is back home where she belongs. >> she will get a lot of care. this is a miracle. >> reporter: now another miracle, the city will pick up the thousands of dollars medical expenses for her and they will try to figure out who did this to the dog. paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. so far there is no declared winner in the san jose mayor's race and the gap between the candidates narrowed but only slightly. updated numbers show sam liccardo still has 51% of the vote. he has 3600 vote lead in the race over dave cortese. dave cortese does not plan to concede till there is a conclusive result. talk of cooperation in washington today as president obama sat down with leaders for

the first time since republicans took control of the house and senate. republicans repeated their calls for the president allow congress to deal with immigration reform. the president said he would be open for ideas from democrats and republicans. >> we just want to see work done here in washington. i think they are frustrated by the grid lock, would like to see more cooperation and we have the responsibility to make that happen. >> the president is asking the congress to approve emergency funding to fight ebola and fund to fight the islamic state. ship that was used in a famous movie is sailing in bay area waters seeking out young students to come on board for a look back. the original ship was the first american ship to make land fall on the west coast of north

america and the relucuplayed a part in -- replica played a part in the pirates of the caribbean. this week folks can step on the boat and go back in time. >> reporter: below the stars and stripes, there is a story brewing at sea. >> history is valid. >> story about a lady. >> the more sail the more difficult it is. >> reporter: dates back to the 1700s. the lady washington. and mixed between the six miles of lines, history, a lot of it. for the crew and captain that is what this is about, teaching american history to young students across the country. >> i feel the history in a couple ways. >> reporter: the captain of the lady washington, back in 1788

she was a revolutionary era wooden ship. >> this boat was up and down the west coast creating trade. >> reporter: docked at pillar point in half moon bay. once in port, to educate the youth. >> seeing the light go on in their head. they are studying the revolutionary war period. we are the lab. >> all of this is still valid today. lady washington's job was to take cargo around the world and trade it with china and make a profit. >> he is a young man that thrives on teaching the students. >> a continuation of history. getting them to realize history is valid and history has a

meaning today. >> reporter: sailors on a wooden ship teaching young americans about america. under the stars and stripes. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the lady washington was named after george washington's wife. if you are interested in going on board check it out tomorrow and sunday from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. staying positive while she fights for her life. >> i can't believe this is it. you know? i can't believe this is the plan for my life, if you will. >> the heart breaking diagnosis for one teacher and the unexpected way doctors found out about it. >> and prepared for the worse case scenario. inside a facility in the east bay ready to respond to ebola. >> plus a nerve-wracking landing in chicago. we will tell you what made this touchdown so tricky for pilots. 0!ockñ?çóxo?ñ=çñññçvxqx?ñññ?óioy

a man is hospitalized tonight in san francisco after being shot by police. the shooting happened before 8:00 p.m. last night. he was acting spit ioning and ran from officers. police -- suspicious and ran

from officers and he pulled out a weapon and started advancing. the man was also carrying drugs. his wound is non-life threatening. police officers were out today at schools in novato after someone posted a threatening message on social media. there were several police cars where half the students went home early today and authorities called for officers to patrol all 11 schools in the district. last night a parent alerted police to the post. students say the site is called yicyak. >> it was somewhat specific and the date and location but not specific about victims or anything like that. >> detectives reached out to a representative of the site. they are working to identify the person who posted it and figure out if the person had the means to act on the threat. prosecutor from new york is

president obama's pick for the next attorney general. the white house says the president in10s oo made it -- intends to name loretta lynch. if confirmed she would become the first black woman to be the top law enforcement official. in 2010 they confirmed her as u.s. attorney for new york's eastern district. traffickers in chicago had tense -- travelers in chicago had tense moments. strong gusts made for frightening landings yesterday. the winds reaching 40 miles per hour actually pushed planes off the runway as they touched down. the weather canceled and delayed more than 70 flights in and out of chicago. this is the second big storm to hit the area. next week chicago is expected to get hit with an arctic

blast. leaders in richmond joined residents to celebrate a new park that represent as community partnership. it is along what is known as the greenway in the iron triangle. it was designed and built by local residents. they help revitalize parks. the mayor said it is a place the community can celebrate as its own. >> our keeping public space for the public is all part of show casing that we are a community that values the importance of community leading the way in our democracy. >> the park features a club house, sand and water play areas. it took six months to build. teacher fights to stay alive. >> we found two more spots on your liver and we found cancer. >> how doctors uncovered her cancer and how she is trying to

stay upbeat. >> after the break, inside a treatment center for ebola right here in the bay area. >> dense fog moving into the bay right now. coming up, the temperature change you can expect for this weekend and when rib clouds resurface on the -- rain clouds reservice on the weather maps. bulldog: mattress discounters veterans day sale ends tuesday.

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criticized by nurses over safety concerns kaiser showed us how prepared it is to treat

ebola patients. >> this is where patient care occurs. >> they have a new unit that could care for up to 2 patients. the staff has received expensive specialized training with protective gear and equipment. they meet or exceed cdc guidelines. >> the plant is an important piece to keep our patients and our care givers safe. >> despite the efforts many nurses are planning a two day strike next week because they say their concerns about ebola are not being taken seriously. tonight a community is rallying behind a teacher in discovery bay. she is 29 years old. when she went to the doctor she didn't realize that dizt would -- visit would lead to her being diagnosed with cancer.

ktvu's claudine wong sat down with her and has more on her fight and her faith. >> 15. 16. >> reporter: when the school year started she was excited for what was ahead. the 29-year-old had just been promoted to head teacher. she and her husband -- >> we have that. >> reporter: who also teaches at the school were getting ready to start a family. when she went to the doctor, a colonoscopy found something more much. >> they found 100 polyps and two large masses. more scans led to more bad news. >> two more spots on your liver and cancer. >> then surgery led to a devastating diagnosis. a stage four colon cancer and a recommendation of chemotherapy. >> they are hoping it shrinks it. if they shrink it enough they can cut back open -- cut me

back open and takes t out -- take it out. >> i have been inspired by how much she has -- has risen to this. she doesn't -- she doesn't lose her faith. >> the community came together with fund raisers raisers and well wishes through her go fund me site and blog. >> it is amazing and just -- i mean, i am just so grateful. >> reporter: grateful even though her dreams have been put on hold. even as she waits for chemotherapy to do its work. so she looks to the future. >> i can't believe this is it. you know? i can't believe that this is the plan for my life. >> reporter: because hers is a life that brings so much joy. >> people like me.

people love her. i am kind because i want to be. i want to be a kind person. she is kind because she can't be any other way. >> reporter: it could not touch had light that is inside, a light that refuses to dim, even in the face of darkness. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> that was nice hearing her husband saying people like me, they love my wife. there is a go fund me site because she can't work right now and she blogging about her journey. we put up links on www.ktvu.com. i saw a saying that says i wish cancer would get cancer cancer and die and i think that is my feeling exactly. now to our meteorologist mark tamayo, talking about the weather we are hoping for which is rain. >> might be able to talk about rain next week but we will have to wait.

this weekend, fog in the morning, near the immediate coast line. but temperatures trending back up. it will feel like summer into the weekend forecast. pacifica only 59 degrees. with a steady breeze and dense fog there and lots of 60s and lower 70s around the way. the warm spot, you can see, livermore, 80 degrees. right now we have dense fog clinging to the coast line. this will push back into the bay in the short term over the next 3, 4 hours. you can see right now. the fog bank. half moon bay and pacifica and ocean beach and golden gate bridge as well. current numbers. we have 60s and 70s. live more right now 72. santa rosa 68. and san francisco upper 50s. here is our live camera towards the bay bridge right now. not too much in the way of dense fog. we had dense fog this morning. that will regroup for tonight. temperatures trending up this weekend and then we are

tracking some possible welcome rain clouds, you will see that coming up. this is the model in the short term, showing not much in the way of patchy fog but fog near the coast and around the bay and then into the afternoon hours, upper 60s. the green here, 70s around the bay and the warmest locations around 80 degrees. so areas of fog regrouping over night. it will be cool. temperatures back down into the 40s and 50s. storm track is heading to the north. the rain stays up there. warmer weekend. this area of high pressure begins to weaken, though, by next weekend, as a result we will cool off. here is our forecast model. taking this into thursday. this is the day we are tracking with the possibility of rainfall. close enough to the bay area that we are talking about rain chances for thursday of next week. highs for tomorrow, warmest locations around 80 degrees. towards clear lake, lots of

70s, oakland, pleasanton, brentwood, 79, san jose 76. sunnyvale 74. and san francisco 72. right near the immediate coast line upper 60s. here is a look ahead, your five- day forecast, not too much change sunday. cooling off by monday and tuesday partly cloudy skies. cooler temperatures on wednesday. keep an eye on the thursday rain chances for later in the week. >> thank you. program that would give out thousands of toys to children is coming up short this year. >> we like to spread the joy and let folks know as police officers we are more than just the badge. >> why they are seeing a short fall this year and how the 49ers are involved. >> also a kick starter campaign funded but the gates are chained shut at a skate park meant for the community. the problem that prompted officials to padlock the skate park. also a driver hits a jeep and plows into a bike rider. why the driver lost control in

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same-sex marriages in four states. they upheld bans in michigan, ohio, tennessee and kentucky yesterday. warning for drivers using the golden gate bridge this weekend. expect delays. starting tonight at 7:00 p.m. there will be lane closures in both directions. during the closures work crews will prepare for the barrier, it is expected to be installed in january. new at 5 a charity affiliated with the police department is struggling. the problems are tied to the 49ers move. ktvu's david stevenson is live in the city. -- live in the city and you learned it is short of its goal to help thousands of children? >> reporter: it is. the team's move put on hold a partnership that provided tens

of thousands of toys to local kids. >> reporter: 19 years and tens of thousands of gifts collected and handed out by san francisco police officers. >> they see that they can help a child. for two decades operation dream has made christmas brighter for children in low income families. >> why should a child be denied having the employees of a christmas day -- joys of a christmas day? >> reporter: now the program is facing tough times. >> right now as you can see we are at our bear bones trying to get ready for this toy drive. >> the weartious nearly bear. it is -- warehouse is nearly bear. it is crucially filled. -- it is usually filled. >> we lost a major sponsor because the team moved to santa clara. >> reporter: up till last year 49ers games were a part of

operation dream thanks to police and volunteers. >> we would raise $40,000 and buy the toys whole sale or people would donate that games. >> reporter: cops are now seeking on new sponsors and counting on the public to help give thousands of kids a christmas toy. >> we are reaching out. we are asking our friends and people in the computer to support them as well. we have been supporting them for 20 years. >> reporter: officers say new unwrapped toys could be dropped off at san francisco police stations and financial contributions are tax detuckable. david stevenson -- deductible. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. now at six p.m. the scene in a south bay neighborhood, the 911 call that brought police here and the questions that remain hours later. >> a female driver hits a jeep and plows into a bike rider.

what witnesses say she might have been doing. >> now this vessel is a larger than life classroom in the bay area. we will take you aboard. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >> a police investigation has taken over a south bay neighborhood all day and even residents don't know what happened. good evening. i am gasia mikaelian in for julie haener. >> i am frank somerville. a 911 call was made asking for help because there was an injured man. ktvu's ann rubin is live this evening where the police investigation continues tonight. >> reporter: police have been conducting the investigation out here. they have to treat it like a crime scene whether or not it turns out to be one.

>> reporter: what happened here remain as mystery. >> we have all -- remain as mystery. >> we have all kinds of theories. >> reporter: it began 911 call indicating a possible shooting. there was an injured man at his door. police responded. >> when they contacted the caller they located the injured person inside the residents. >> reporter: that man 34 was taken to the hospital. the 50-year-old resident was taken to the police department to make a statement. police don't think there is a connection between them but they don't think residents have a reason to worry. >> there is nothing leading us to believe there is someone outstanding that we are worried about. we believe the community is probable safe. >> reporter: as for what happened here police aren't saying. they aren't saying if a crime has been committed but they have spent all day and