san francisco police and firefighters are called to the bodine bakery after diners get sick in the restaurant. it happened after 10:00 a.m. when 911 saying people inside the bakery were getting ill. we are live outside the bakery. you got there before the police even arrived, correct? >> we did. you can see people are now outside enjoying themselves and

eating. the call initially came in at 10:21. people inside the restaurant were coughing and reporting eye irritation. let's take a look. it prompted the evacuation of customers and staffers from the building. firefighters thought there was a problem with a refrigerator under repair. the hazmat team took samples and learned it was pepper spray that was making people sick. it was intentionally discharged. 11 people had to be treated including tourists visiting from outside the bay area. >> i started could having and it seemed like everybody in the restaurant started coughing. we didn't know what it was. >> we didn't have witnesses that a homeless person came into the building and maliciously discharged pepper spray. that's the source of the irritant. >> reporter: firefighters say there were no injuries.

several people were treated here on the scene. they declined comment to me but police did arrive on the scene shortly after. as far as we know there has not been arrest in this story. >> all right. we'll continue to follow that. thank you. police say a man was struck and killed by a train. it happened about 9:40 a.m.. sky fox was other the scene less than 45 minutes ago. you can see people were just getting off the train and onto a bus. the stopped train is still at the crossing there. police and witnesses say it appeared to be a suicide. we are waiting for word from amtrak through that area. the saga over whether the raiders will be move out of town continues a day after the announcement of the team coming together with a rival on the stadium proposal. the city of carson held a rally

meant to entice both teams to move there. brian flores is in our news room to explain why they not packing their bag any time soon. >> yes. some see it as a ploy and others see it as a real possibility. >> i'm for team carson. >> cheers and applause ] >> that was carson city councilman wearing a chargers raiders jersey during a press conference that ended about an hour ago. we were hoping to hear from a representative from the chargers, raiders or nfl. it was mostly a carson city rally. businesses and labor leaders talking about the advantages of moving both teams to the city south of downtown l.a . both issued a joint statement saying they are working together saying if they can't find a solution in their respective

cities they will have to reserve other options. >> who would have thought that not one but two teams will be interested in coming to carson? it's the best kept secret in the south bay. yes, we can. >> obvious excitement from down there. if you speak from city officials from san diego and oakland this is far from over. many say they were caught off guard but members of the oakland authority met up not only to discuss the latest developments but to also appoint a new director to get the ball rolling on a new stadium. >> i think that without question, without question mark davis would prefer to stay in oak and as would his senior management team. we'll do everything we can. >> you have a committed fan base and committed city and county. we need to reach out to the other folks that can make it happen. >> scott says he already has an

appointment with the raiders for next tuesday morning to see how they can keep the team here. the councilman says he would like to see a more regional approach. it is important to note that a move would need approval of three-fourths of nfl owners. >> thank you. >> sure. we are hearing from san francisco giants about the condition of their manager. he is expected to be released from the hospital today. he experienced some pain after undergoing his annual physical. when he experienced further team yesterday team doctors recommended he go to the hospital. his son who is a nonroster pitcher for the giants visited his father at the hospital and tells us their family has a history of heart disease. >> he has been healthy.

his dad had a heart condition early in his life. they always monitored him. he has been in good health. >> sounds like everybody is doing good. we definitely wish him a speedy recovery. >> reporter: he is not expected to be in for today's workout. he wanted to stay but was or today stay away for precautionary reasons. the first challenge was getting inside this building. they were called to a fire at 78th avenue and international boulevard. they say getting to the fire was difficult because of heavy locked gates and the flames seemed to be spreading fast. >> there are a number of come bestables. you have the fuel that's in the cars. it's any numerous amount of

things. you go in cautiously. >> they say it kept the fire from spreading. it took into account about an hour to get out. a s.w.a.t. team raided a home after detectiveslinged it to an alleged kidnapping. a 22-year-old woman seases he was held against her will for three weeks in a barn on stoney point road. it shows state parole agents swarming the 2-acre property yesterday afternoon. several people were detained. neighbors say there's a lot of foot traffic in and out of that compound. >> that's lot of people that come in and come out. yesterday like s.w.a.t. team and a bunch of like the border patrol. they came in and they swooped on in. like everybody. >> the victim told deputies the kidnappers held her at gunpoint

in the roseland area. they took her to the compound where they beat her and sexually assaulted her. she had injuries consistent with her allegations. she was only able to escape after her captors kept a door open at the house. officials say the teenager was yelling and threatening people yesterday. a security guard tried to calm him down. when it didn't work the guard used a stun gun on the boy. the student was treated at the hospital and then arrested. he has been booked on resisting arrest. the county district attorney's office has filed criminal charges against a landscape contractor accused of scamming about a dozen homeowners. you authorities say there may be more victims. a warrant has been issues.

prosecutors have filed 34 criminal charges against him. most occurred in san are moan and walnut creek. they say he approached several people and solicited work for landscape and tree removal services. he took excessive down payments and abandoned the jobs and failed to return the money. thousands of hockey fans will see the san jose sharks to play on an outdoor rank. they are bringing in lots of entertainment features to make it a huge and memorable event. we report on what to expect. >> levi stadium is ready. i have been told they are ahead of schedule for northern california's first outdoor nhl game. you can see the ice rink is covered with tarps to protect it from the elements. we have been watching it transform all week for

saturday's game. a huge rivalry. this is a regular season game. they are fighting far play off spot. nearly 70,000 people are expected to be here on saturday. the box office has sold out. this is a unique experience for hockey fans because it is in an outdoor setting. they have set up stages. organizers say even though fans will be sitting farther away from the rink they will still be table see all of the action. >> there's not a bad seat in the house. if you're down low you're closer to the entertainment. you have these great screens so you can see the play. when you're up a little higher it might be a little better. if the play is not up in front of you it will be in about five seconds. there's not a bad seat in the house >> reporter: remember, if you

are coming out here the same rules aplay as football games as far as what you can bring into the stadium. game time is 7:30. both teams will get a chance to practice out here on the ice this afternoon and they are also going to get a chance to bring their families to ice skate in this setting as well. >> that's very cool. the pentagon opens up, the detail of a new operation to help troops recapture a city from the terror group. >> the weekend is already here. we have your bay area forecast that might include a sprinkle or two. >> there are new concerns about privacy as the bay area proposes a new high-tech way to track criminals.

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pentagon is making an unusual move to push isis out of a key iraqi city. it is the second largest in iraq. joe has details of the plan outlined by u.s. officials. >> reporter: in a conference call with reporters the pentagon is tight lipped and provides support for up to

25,000 iraqi troop to try to recapture mosuc. it was overrun last june. >> they lost mosul. there was concern they would lose baghdad and that would be a huge win for isis. maybe this is a move to get ton offensive. >> reporter: the announcement proceedly drew confusion. they say the plan the timing and number of units involved and could give isis fighters a chance to flee. the terror group could strengthen their positions inside mosul. >> they are going to fight. they are willing to die. i don't believe that our flagging and upcoming attack would break their will. >> there's no indication yet that the u.s. could provide fighting forces on the ground. the u.s. relied on air strikes perhaps to sign the obama administration itself believes

that strategy is not working. it also comes at a curious time it's believed there are between one to two thousand inside mosul today. the pentagon says it hopes to begin before june 17th with some reports suggesting as soon as april or may. in washington, fox news. privacy issues being raised as the sheriffs office looked into a system that would allow deputies to track people through their cell phone. it would be helped to find criminals and missing persons based on court orders. it would not guilty be used to monitor or track a person's every day activity. sting ray is already being used. it works like a decoy cell towerment it tells cell phones to connect to it.

>> i don't like the idea of a lot of government tracking but i think that horse has already left the barn. apple and, you know, price line and everybody else knows more about me than the government does as it is. >> a public meeting about the system is being held in about an hour at the santa clara in san jose. ktvu is the proud sponsor of wii day. the students cannot buy tickets. they have to earn their way in by committing to serving others. they used diversity to help them raise money for a group called free the children. if music, dance and fashion are anything they are expressions of the world's diversity, providing an opportunity to learn about other cultures but also to represent them.

>> the show is made up of multi- cultural dances. they are core graphed by students themselves. >> reporter: they chose to raise money for a charity called free the children, a global organization that helps third world fames by providing goods, service and financial aid for such things as water and other things. >> the costumes were made by teachers. [ music ] >> donated by parents. [ music ] it is for students to be proud of their heritage. [ music ] >> it is to share diversity through our school. [ music ] >> reporter: 120 students from kindergarten through 6th grade are taking part in the show. >> here besides the strong academics something that we really push is giving back to

the community and making students aware that they can make a difference. >> reporter: that is what free the children is all about. >> so let's join hands today and work towards the world and explore their full potential. >> reporter: ktvu channel 2 news. here is a look at low clouds and fog as they started to break up along here taken from our roof cam. we sped it up a little bit. mark joins us to tell us about changes for the weekend. >> yeah. already changes with the earlier clearing times. it means awarmer afternoon. you can see lots of clear skies. it will be your theme for friday afternoon. a live storm tracker 2. we still have a lot of activity in the pacific. this is heading way up and over us to the north and east of the

bay area. here is a look at the satellite and low clouds beginning to melt away. still a few stubborn patches. still overcast. pushing to the south you'll find more clear skies with the exception towards parts of the shoreline. we had a few patches between san jose and morgan hill. looks like that cloud layer is begins to lift as well. you can see where that cloud deck is. it is still only in the lower 50s in santa rosa. walnut creek reporting 65 degrees. clearing skies for today. it will be a breezy weekend with a slight chance of a sunday shower out there. partly cloudy skies expected for next week. so another forecast for today with clearing skies. here is the eventual temperature range approaching the 70-degree mark. high pressure for today and

basically into saturday as well. so more sunshine. this weather system drops in from the north. it will skirt the eastern parts of california. this will produce snow showers towards the sierra. we could have a spotty shower in the bay area. definitely stronger winds could be around 20 to 30 miles per hour. here is your forecast model for saturday. still patchy fog. look at this activity developing sunday morning to our east approaching the bay area. duo have to bring in a slight chance of a spotty shower. definitely cooler temperatures for the second half of the weekend. here we go, forecast highs mainly in the 60s. warmest around 70 degrees. hazy sunshine saturday and more into saturday. winds could pick up. could have a lingering gust monday and overnight lows for monday and tuesday. the coolest spots will be in the low to mid-30s. it will be kind of neat if we

get snow showers in the sierra. it looks like the middle of july out there. >> that's so sad. >> it would be nice to get a little bit of a dusting. >> yeah. >> thank you, mark. they give them an ultimatum, reach a deal or pack your bags for washington. they need to hammer out the end of the crisis.

has helped u.s. stock markets turn positive t. dow up 146 and nasdaq up 27 and s&p up 11. progress was reportedly made during negotiations between shipping companies and dock workers. no deal was reached tom perez says the dispute has disrupted billions of dollars in international trade. hi issued an ultimatum to both sides. they must agree to a deal today or they will have to move the talking to washington,d.c.. >> we need a settlement immediate limit we need it now. we can't wait any longer. >> the main sticking point is whether to change the arbitration system the dock workers use to resolve

workplace conflicts. we are learning about an embarrassing glitch involving the affordable care act. the wrong tax information was sent out to 800,000 health care workers. it comes just after 100,000 customers learned they were given incorrect tax investigation. it effects no receiving subsidies. african american students suspended from school in california at a much higher rate than their peers. that's a finding of a u.s.a today study that looks at data from the data suspension. african american students who make up about 6% of california's student population account for about 20% of the

suspension. white students also totaled about 20% of willful defiance suspensions. the state is encourages to find alternatives to suspension. possible raiders and chargers stadium, coming up at 5:00 more details to announce stadium plans and why locals are not convinced they are moving. thanks for joying us. have a -- joining us. have a great weekend.

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