possibly be picked up and taking to firms waiting for them,suming employers will -- assuming employers will allow it. >> you cut to the double talk and the ports are going to be closed for moving containers off of ships. and that is pretty much the thing here. >> reporter: this stems from the labor negotiations that have been going on since last may, including scheduled talks that were canceled today. >> maybe they decided they will go a different route -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: most of the ships serving the west coast and asia are bunched up at the west coast docks -- at the west coast docks or off shore till space becomes available. we are days from a situation where the ships can neither

load or unload. when that happens it all collapses. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> with the talks canceled today, i am assuming there are no new talks scheduled? >> reporter: there are no new talks scheduled. this is getting to the point where really it makes almost no difference. when you get to the point where you don't have ships moving at all or few ships moving that it doesn't make sense to put together chains than you have to regroup and that would mean a port shut down anyway and doesn't matter who is responsibility. we are all going to pay for it. >> tom vacar, thank you. president obama is coming back to the bay area tomorrow to host a summit on cyber security. it will bring together the biggest names. and the focus will be to help the government protect

consumers better secure payment systems. -- and better secure payment systems. ktvu channel 2 news -- the summit begins friday morning at 8:45 a.m. the president is expected to deliver a address around 11:15 a.m. and air force one will depart after 10:00 a.m. saturday morning. a warning tonight for b.a.r.t. riders. officials confirm a person infected with the measles traveled on b.a.r.t. for three days. ktvu's mike mibach is here with where else that person went. mike? >> reporter: yeah. first confirmed case in contra costa county this year and considering the circumstances surrounding it a health advisory was issued for b.a.r.t. commuters from lafayette into

downtown san francisco. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. trains, on board thousands of commuterrers and last week on po-- commuters and last week on board? the measles. [ indiscernible ] >> are not vaccinated or immune they could catch measles. >> reporter: officials said a resident with measles took b.a.r.t. to san francisco last wednesday, thursday and friday during the morning and evening commute. >> we carried 25,000 riders. a train car at that hour, probably 130 people. >> reporter: officials say on wednesday night the person ate here on sutter street. >> very good food. >> reporter: he is a regular. [ indiscernible ] >> the person with measles works in downtown san francisco and linked in officials said they were notified tuesday one

of their workers was sick with the virus. a spokesman for linked in said: the health and well-being of our employees is our absolute top priority, and we will take whatever steps are advised to ensure their safety and the safety of the general public. officials in san francisco say measles is contagious and they recommend everyone getting vaccinated. >> if i had measles anyone in the room an hour after i live could become infected. >> reporter: the manager of the restaurant said no one has reported being sick and he said the health department said it is safe for the restaurant to remain open and as for that person in contra costa county who has the measles they are at home and recovering. >> mike mibach, thank you. the health department said there have been 110 confirmed measles cases in california. 39 visited disneyland. 8 were exposedane community set

-- exposed in a community setting. we are 3-1/2 years from electing our next governor but lieutenant governor gavin newsom said he is running in a letter posted online this morning. he said the reality of running for governor demands that i start raising resources now. if we are going to lead a conversation worthy of the 38 million people who live, work, attend school and raise families in the golden state. he said he is starting a committee to run for governor in 2018. it is the first step towards running. ktvu's gasia mikaelian caught up with gavin newsom today to talk about his early announcement. >> a long way in terms of resource -- [ talking at the same time ] >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> fundraising as well. being honest about it. we are living in a world where there is folks out there that

we haven't talked about that could write a check tomorrow. >> gavin newsom has been the lieutenant governor since 2011. before that he was the mayor of san francisco for 7 years. a former state worker was in court in sacramento on charges of bringing a loaded gun to the secretary of state's office. he was arrested in january after authorities found a backpack with a loaded pistol and extra ammunition in a bath room. his attorney says it was a mistake. blown out of proportion and he was heading to a firing range after work. they fired him and filed a restraining order against him. we have breaking news to tell you about in san jose. police are investigating an officer involved shooting. this is the scene from news chopper 2hd after 5:00 p.m. tonight. police were called called for a report of a man with a knife in

a home that didn't belong to him. that is all the information we are getting from police. witnesses say the man was a san jose student and he threatened officers with a knife. and police opened fire. we have a crew on the way to the scene. we are working to get more information from police. we will update you before the end of the newscast. police arrested a man who fried to run over a police officer on monday. the incident happened when officers tried to stop a suspected car thief but the driver came towards one of the officer whose opened fire. injuring the driver as he drove away. police contacted area hospitals and found a man with a gun shot wound. the suspect is danny rodriguez- garcia. he was treated and booked into jail. we know the identity of the dismembered body found last month in a suit case in san francisco. the medical examiner said today

dna evidence positively identified the dismembered body as 58-year-old omar shahwan. but there is no word on the cause of death. omar shahwan's father said he is upset police questioned a person of interest in the case, mark andrus, and then released him. mark andrus died saturday in a local hospital of gastrointestinal bleeding and shock. new at 6:00 p.m. a stray sea lion pup found a quarter mile from the ocean on the streets of san francisco. drivers and a ranger stopped to rescue the sea lion and tonight he is recovering so he could be returned to the ocean. ktvu's christien kafton caught up with the ranger who helped save the pup. >> reporter: the sea lion pup got rest today after months of starvation and a search for food this morning that took him a quarter mile inland. a ranger was patrolling the

area in san francisco at 7:10 a.m. this morning when he came on stopped cars. >> emergency lights. pulled over. saw folks on the road. talking on their phones. i looked down and there is a sea lion pup. >> reporter: he got it into a bag. >> not a typical wednesday morning. >> reporter: and brought him to the mammal center for emergency treatment. that was enough time to snap a shot. >> latin to persist or continue. after the journey he had. be able to keep fighting on and get through this ordeal. it was appropriate to name him that. >> reporter: the staff at the mammal center already started treating the pup. we should weight 80 pounds but weighted just 28 pounds this

morning. he is the latest malnourished sea lion pup to come ashore. they had more than 100 cases already. pushing the volunteers and staff to their limits. >> we are a non-profit. our funding comes from donation. go to our website and donate so that we can care for the animals. >> the staff is hoping to double his weight and release him back into the wild. christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. lighting up san jose. coming up next, a look at thousands of new street light and how it could save millions of dollars and beer lovers lining up for a taste of a varbrew. >> -- of a rare brew. >> only comes out once a year. >> what is behind all the hype. >> talking about another warm day tomorrow, mid-70s. i will show you those

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san jose took a step forward to cut green house goods. they are retrofitting 18,000 street lights. repolicing them with l.e.d. lights. they will cast a brighter light and using half the energy. in addition it will save millions of dollars and the

money will be redirected to other city initiatives and it can dim when fewer people are on the road. >> while we are dimming the lights, at the dim level it will be the same at what it is today. we are brightening the street lights throughout san jose. >> it is part of the green vision adopted 8 years ago to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. a committee heard testimony today on tuition for the uc system. each pays $22,000 premium to attend one of the uc schools money that isn't shared across the system. [ indiscernible ]

>> an audit in 2011 found schools received less funding than other campuses. something they are working to change. california leads -- continues to lead the nation in charter school enrollment and growth. they said today 87 new charter schools opened in california this year and that california charter schools are serving 550,000 students. a question for you, would you wait in line for two hours for your favorite food or drink, especially if it was something you could only get once a year? ktvu's allie rasmus reports on a item that created quite a buzz in the mission district this morning and how a san francisco pub is using that to raise money for a good cause. >> reporter: in san francisco, 9:00 a.m. this morning, the line stretched around the block. people came repaired -- prepared to wait. >> brought a chair and snacks

to pass the time. >> reporter: waiting for someone so exclusive you could only get it once a year. >> reporter: it is not the latest gadget or an open house for an apartment, the people outside monk's kettle in the mission were waiting for a beer. >> it only comes out once a year. that is a big part of the draw. >> it is worth the 2 hour wait. >> reporter: really? >> yeah. absolutely. >> reporter: why? >> great flavors. >> beats going to work. don't tell my boss. >> reporter: not everyone made the cut off. >> we reached our quota already. >> reporter: inside the beer was flowing. within an hour their keg was topped out. >> it is not just about the

beer. every glass helped a local non- profit. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: they donated all the money from the sales to a non-profit that helps women start their own business in a food industry. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: mom and daughter built their catering company with their help. they are just one loan away from opening their first restaurant. it makes her emotional. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: they are as grateful for the help as these beer lovers are. in san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. >> drinking beer 8:00 a.m., 9:00 a.m. [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] check the weather. nice enough for a beer at 8:00 a.m. what do you think?

>> call them ipa because when the british were shipping the beers to the colonies they would put a lot of hops in there to keep the beer from becoming spoiled. this style ipa came about because of that -- [ talking at the same time ] >> they put a ton of hops in them. by tomorrow afternoon you are back into the mid-70s with temperatures above the average in the area. it will stay that way. last week we had rain. this week we are not getting any rain. there you go. that is it. it will be dry. few clouds out there. a beautiful sunset tonight. you may have seen it at the 5:00 p.m. broadcast. 62 degrees in san francisco. 61 oaklands. 60 in wallimate -- oakland. 60 in walnut creek. tomorrow warmest spots, mid-70.

warmest spots are around the bay. the air is sinking. the valley has valley fog and a lot of valley fog in the central valley. dense fog advisory. san jose 68 to 74 degrees tomorrow. significant warm up. oakland downtown. air quality not bad. with the air sinking sinking and warming it is creating poor air quality. 69 lunchtime in oakland. 73 at 3:00 p.m. that is the forecast. warmer tomorrow. high pressure, the air sinks. warms. i say it all the time. it is sinking tomorrow. when air rises you get rain, right? cooling. when it sinks you don't get rain. you get a stable environment and dense valley fog. south of sacramento. the forecast tomorrow, high clouds. watch the temperatures come in. yellows represent 70s. look at that. that looks like the spring.

tomorrower is warmer day -- tomorrow is warmer day than today. 68 brentwood. the five-day forecast -- i believe i had an ipa at your house -- [ laughter ] >> now that i think about it. i remember that. >> need to do that again sometime. thank you. a lot of people are dreaming this evening as they line up for the powerball tickets and tonight's drawing, half a billion dollars for a lucky winner. they have been extra busy in milpitas. it produced a $425 million winner last february. >> going all over the place to buy tickets. >> how many places have you been? >> this is our third one so far. but we will go again to buy tickets. >> if the winner takes the

cash, $338 million. but uncle sam takes 154 million. final total is $184 million. up next here, an update on breaking news involving a police shooting in the south bay.

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back now to breaking news we told you about in san jose. police are investigating a police shooting that happened after 5:00 p.m. tonight on sherman street. police were called. there was a report of a man with a knife inside a home that didn't belong to him. at this point that is all the information we are getting from police. witnesses tell us the man was a student at san jose state university. and then he threatened officers with a knife and police opened fire. at this point we don't know the condition of the man. we are working to get more information. we have a crew on the scene. we will have more coverage coming up on fox news at 7:00 p.m. and on the 10:00 p.m. news. mark is here now. more about the pro am. the sports celebrities yesterday and more of the movie celebrities today. >> that's right. the fun continues down there. good weather day.

49ers and giants yesterday. today the client eastwoods against the bill murray. more charity money to be had. joe fonzi has been enjoying it down there. joe, what transpired this afternoon with those guys on the course? >> reporter: you got it, it was like yesterday but different. it was the same 5 holes. the whiskey run. it was $100,000 for charity. things are different because this time they picked teams. the bill murray team against clint eastwood teams. a crowd favorite. take a look at the shot. huey lewis. second shot getting as close as the pros would like. a country singer with the birdie putt on number three. and the chip off once again at 18 and it was charles kelly, another country singer getting

the closest with the chip. clint eastwood won four holes. bill murray won two holes. clint eastwood did a good job of picking his team today. >> picked the right team. i haven't played well enough to help anybody. we had good players. good players on the other team too. they started off like gang busters. >> great. good tournament. >> reporter: i think it is a testament to what this means to people. clint hasn't been playing for a few years but he decided he wanted to come out and play today even though his game isn't what it once was. he has spot in his part for this event and it is hard to not enjoy it. they get going tomorrow with the pros and the amateurs. we will be all over it this weekend as well.

joe fonzi, back to you. >> thank you. always nice to see clint on the course. you know, tomorrow is the real -- [ talking at the same time ] >> a lot of fun. warriors up by 10 at half, leading by 5. highlights at 10:00 p.m. >> thank you. coming up at 10:00 p.m. trapped in a burning building with no way to escape. we go inside the training firefighters get and what we saw could help save your life, tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> thank you for the joining us -- thank you for joining us good night. >> good night.

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