we can say was this b.a.r.t. meeting had a raucous start. >> just as the meeting opened activists broke out in a chant saying black lives matter. b.a.r.t. union used this to support the 14 people who were involved in the closure of the b.a.r.t. in november but they are now facing charges and a fine. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: b.a.r.t. may or may not ask the district attorney to drop the charges but that is up to the district attorney. b.a.r.t. will consider tonight stopping and banning ecigarettes on the

system. we will have details at 10:00 p.m. this meeting goes on, many people are in support of the 14 people who are charged. we will have to get back to you on that. reporting live, tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. redwood city police are investigating a takeover style robbery at 10:00 a.m. this morning at a shopping center. we are told two men, one armed, came into the salon and ordered three women to the ground. one of the women was pregnant. no one was hurt during the robbery. the men took their purses. they got away in a gray compact car. police are hoping surveillance video will help them catch the suspects. violent night in oakland. four shootings injured six people. the first shooting before 9:00 p.m. on 88 avenue and "b" street injuring two people.

two more people were shot at 60 60th avenue. another person was shot at 105 avenue followed by another shooting on 15th street. police say all of the victims are believed to be in stable condition tonight. investigators are trying to determine if any of the shootings are related. one san francisco police officer was convicted today and another acquitted. at issue whether they legally raided a hotel. the officer was acquitted by a jury. but he was convicted on four counts of conspiring to violate other's civil rights by illegally entering and searching rooms and falsifying documents. they released surveillance video showing officers searching rooms. they maintain they did not have search warrants. two other officers were convicted last month as part of the case. >> two developments from the uc

board meeting today. they voted to create a two person committee. governor jerry brown and former homeland security secretary janet napolitano will be the two people on the committee. janet napolitano says the increase is necessary if lawmakers don't increase funding. the governor says they should look for new ways to cust costs and they vote -- cut costs and they voted -- new at 6:00 p.m. a public health warning the measles outbreak at disneyland is a symptom of a larger problem. researchers are tracking the virus. officials say the measles outbreak at disneyland sickened 59 people and counting. 42 of the cases involve people who visited the park. the virus has been confirmed in four states and mexico. 28 of the people who got sick

were not vaccinated. ktvu's john fowler is live in marine country which is -- county. >> reporter: the are no cases of measles here yet. but doctors say that could change quickly because so many parents have not been vaccinating their children. what doctors call a hot spot for a measles outbreak. >> we haven't yet had a case but we are relying on luck at this point. >> he says in some neighborhoods 50% of children are vaccinated. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: the darker the shading the lower the vaccination rate. this man takes some of the

responsibility. >> it is a dangerous procedure on a wrong belief. >> reporter: many people believe vaccines are too risky. >> there is so much that is not known and i think a lot started with the autistic thing. >> reporter: measles, whooping cough and other diseases are threats, nothing could be further from the truth says officials. vaccine do work. are safer than disease that they prevent and by protecting us they protect infants who can't get vaccines. >> we owe it to them to make sure all of us are doing our part to protect the community. >> reporter: he told me that message seems to be sinking in. numbers show vaccination rates are going up little by little. but not fast enough to stop an outbreak right now. >> for many years the measles

has been fading away. what do you think is behind this new surge in cases? >> reporter: it is the unvaccinated. cdc put out these numbers today. the month by month cases nationwide of measles. the bottom lines are the last few years. the top line the last 12 months. doctors blame unvaccinated people. we may be approaching a tipping point. too many people not vaccinated. measles could make a come back. 25 years ago the biggest outbreak in california killed 70 people. that is almost all of them were children. that is a huge problem that we need to stop. and doctors say the way to do that is get vaccinated. protect you and your children and your neighbor's children. >> john fowler live in marin.

thank you. the crisis subsided in the rescue of all the birds covered with a goo in san francisco bay. the problem is they still don't know what the goo is. been a week since birds started showing up with the coating of goo. more than 500 contaminated birds were rounded up, half of them died. lab tests are underway. so far the tests indicate the goo is not an oil based project or a synthetic rubber but they don't know what it is. >> this whole case since friday noon is a mystery. >> investigators hope to learn more from lab tests by the end of the week to prevent this from hammenning again. -- happening again. uber is trying to get people to share rides. ktvu's tom vacar looked at what

is called uber pool and the discounts that come with it. >> reporter: in san francisco casual carpoolers gather at 3:00 p.m. for their daily commute. it works well and goes in popular. but always with a certain amount of caution. >> i usually get in cars i am familiar with. if i see a new car i won't get in. >> reporter: a new offer for you. a great one. uber wants people to try uber pool. currently an inside the city only ride sharing service. temporary promotional fair, 5 bucks. >> 5 to the uber pool product. and you enter your destination and we will find somebody else going to the same destination along the same route where the wait time will be no more than 5 minutes and help you share that same ride. >> you see people who had an

opportunity to -- [ indiscernible ] >> the fact that the other carpooler is also -- has an account established. >> reporter: in desly populated areas the software has no trouble finding matching pairs. >> you will be picked up for you are, dropped off where you want to go. >> reporter: the drivers don't lose out uber pays the drivers the difference for the period of the promotional 5 buck fair. >> seems like they are trying to coin in on a new market of those who would use it more if it was cheaper. when the promotional fairs end, regular fairs end but pooling cuts it in half. new competitors can't be far behind, changing the landscape of transportation. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. a break in a bay area murder case. the inmate who police linked to

some of the crimes and brought back to the bay area to face a judge. >> a piece of history back in the bay area, 100 years after it made a first of its kind phone call. >> most of the bay area is in the clear, coming up the temperature change for tomorrow and if we have any rain clouds to talk about in the five-day forecast. >> and a live look right now at the evening commute. a live picture of interstate 280 in san jose. the headlights are drivers heading north. slow going in this area of san jose. you can't see the accidents on your screen but several nearby accidents are part of the reason for the slow commute. >> and a look at the ride home in the east bay, highway 24, contra costa county. the headlights is the commute direction. heading towards walnut creek. back with more after this.

there are new developments in the gypsy hill murders of six girls in the 1970s. a man who is serving time in oregon was extradited to the bay area this week to face charges for two of the killings. ktvu's cristina rendon spoke to investigators about the evidence that lead to him. >> reporter: it has been a 38 year hunt for him. he is accused of killing 2-5 bay area women and possibly a woman in reno in the gypsy hill murders of 1976. the district attorney says investigators matched his dna to the killings of the two. >> it is time to bring this man to justice for the murders that we can prove at this point and bring some closure to the

families as best we can. >> reporter: he was a teenager when his sister was killed in pacifica. although his dna isn't linked to his sister's case he doesn't need proof. >> i feel he is the person who did it. i wish he would admit to it. >> his history of violence spans across several states. he escaped prison twice. during that time he attempted to kidnap, rape and kill a woman in oregon. he was convicted and sent back to nevada to finish his sentence. >> in nevada they did not take his dna. >> reporter: once back in oregon his dna was entered into a national database and became a match here. today is a day he waited for. >> when i retired they guaranteed me i would be called back for this case. >> reporter: he never gave up

hope. >> i want to see him convicted. >> reporter: authoritiesare thinking police for their help along with the fbi. cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. an attorney is accused of stealing from homeowners he was supposed to be helping. jones was already suspected and now the district attorney says he is charged with defrauding homeowners. prosecutors say he promised loan modifications for latinos to save them from foreclosure in exchange for feeze of up to 5 -- fees of up to $5,000. >> contact the victims about to lose their house and he would collect fees and not do any work. >> jones faces six counts of grant theft. one of the victims did lose

their home. states officials say the black market in cigarettes is costing california as much as $200 million a year. they took a truck load of confiscated cigarettes in southern california. they muggal cigarettes from states with low taxes and sell them here without paying california taxes. >> if a store is buying products illegally and making more money that puts the other store down the street at a disadvantage. >> taxes on cigarette used to fund cancer research. a beautiful clear night around the bay area and more warm weather and a warm up coming for the weekend. let's check in with meteorologist mark tamayo. >> we have been talking about the warm up. tomorrow is the day you will

feel it the most. january. temperatures back up into the upper 60s, 70 degrees. we will continue to trend the numbers up into the weekend. rainfall, remember that? check on that. been a while since we had significant rainfall. santa rosa yesterday was 100%. today 99%. those numbers continue to go down over the next few days with no rain in the forecast. right now on live storm tracker 2 we have high clouds out there. a weakening system approaching. this will not be a rain producer. no luck with the radar sweeps trying to detect the rain. 6:00 p.m., mid-40s fairfield. napa 49 degrees. san jose 52. san francisco 50s and santa rosa lower 50s. bundle up tomorrow morning, it has been the theme, the readings in the 30s and 40s for san francisco and san jose.

this weekend, the developing weather headline. 60s and 70s. sunshine, temperatures 10-15 degrees above the average. breezy conditions in the hills. beaches will be a popular spot this weekend. careful near the coast line. beginning tomorrow high surf advisory begins. a strong swell moving in. the high surf advisory tomorrow morning through sunday morning. you can see here. 5 feet to 10 to 15 feet as we approach friday with the increasing swell. lots of sunshine for tomorrow. maybe a patch or two of fog. the warming trend will begin. high pressure strengthens. tomorrow we will warm up. saturday warming up as well. the highs on saturday. santa rosa 73 degrees. san francisco upper 60s. san jose, santa cruz, upper

70s. and sunday could be warmer compared to saturday. tomorrow morning patchy fog in the central valley. high clouds throughout the afternoon hours. still lots of sunshine out there and temperatures warmer than today. flirting with 70 degrees towards santa rosa. san jose 68. santa cruz 72 degrees. here is your five-day forecast, the rain is a stranger for us, temperatures warming back up saturday and sunday. partly cloudy skies monday and more clouds on tuesday. i listen to nasa webinar on the drought, the california drought, we need three years of above average rainfall to get out of the drought and january is not helping us out at all. >> thank you. many people don't think twice about calling someone on the east coast but a century ago it had never been done. today we got a look at the phones that made the first telephone call, january 25, 1915. that is 100 years ago sunday. the call was made to highlight

the opening of the exposition in san francisco. it was a conference call between four people. >> to think about the impossible 100 years ago and thinking about the abilities to transmit the human voice over 3400 miles was considered absolutely impossible. >> today the president of at&t california couldn't resist taking a selfie with one of the old phones. >> when you compare that to the phones today, incredible. jim tomsula adds to his staff with an assist from the raiders and warriors head coach steve kerr will be coaching a new team. now to gasia mikaelian with what she is working on for ktvu channel 2 news at 7:00 p.m.

on tv 36. >> a live update on the b.a.r.t. protest in downtown oakland and tom brady breaks his silence about the pre-cyber bully super bowl scandal. -- pre-super bowl scandal. these stories and much more coming up at 7:00 p.m. on tv 36.

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mark is here now to talk about the warriors. success on the court and leading to individual success. >> it is coming together. it takes getting used to. 17 straight wins on their home court. that success last night led to the fact the warriors will clinch it for best record prior to the all-star games. first year coach steve kerr will be leading the west in the all-star game february 1 in new york. new york was where he was going to be coaching with the knicks had he not taken the warriors job. as usual he takes the modest high road. >> the organization, think about where the warriors have come from, you know, over the

last 3, 4 years, all the work that has gone into this, led to this point, to be the beneficiary of that is special. >> and steve kerr, well, he gets to coach the likes of stephen curry and get this, stephen curry is so popular right now he outpolls lebron james for the second straight year, stephen curry will be a starting guard for the west and the warriors hoping to get good news tomorrow with regard to clay thompson as he could be named to the all star as a reserve. >> coaching decisions, warriors made a good one. jim tomsula adding to his staff. he has been named the 49ers

defensive coordinator. despite the fact he was with the team last year as a tight ends coach. he will help with the rest of the defense and tony sparano the man hoping to get the raiders head coaching job, joins the 49ers as a tight ends coach bringing his expertise to san francisco. jason tarver was the raiders defensive coordinator and he will now coach 49er linebackers. it is quite a little merry-go- round but i bet they are happy they get to stay in the bay area. we will see how it pans out. interesting off season. when football starts next fall it will be strange to see how it pans out. >> a test of your knowledge. >> this warriors season is just -- keeps getting better every

day. stephen curry getting more votes than lebron james, remarkable. >> the warriors not only beating people but averaging victory by double digits. [ talking at the same time ] >> bench is like beating people. crazy. thank you. coming up at 10:00 p.m. the battle over a landfill in the south bay, neighbors say it stinks, at 10:00 p.m. we will take you inside the facility. we will see you back here at 10:00 p.m. for more. good night. >> good night.

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