from 17 to 51. some like big happy, bam bam, and giggles. they are behind bars, responsible for drug smuggling in the city. the d.a. office announcing their indictment after the santa clara violent task force used gang sources and reviewed gang writings known as kites. they have discovered a sophisticated scheme. >> hooping is when you take methamphetamine and gang communications inside a body cavity in and out of a prison facility. that's how the gang gained control of the streets from behind prison. >> during a major read in san jose, where the fbi task force seized cash, drugs, and guns. >> for those younger youth out there, contemplating these lifestyles, these operations send the message, if you get into this lifestyle, you'll do time for it. >> mario is with the mayor's gang task force. while he agrees these take

downs send a message not to do business here, he is cautious about the next batch of gang members. >> this lifestyle epidemic isn't something you solve once, there's a void you take whenever you take structure out of any gang. >> take a look, the d.a.'s office is still looking for six fugitives tied to this operation. the rest are set to go to trial next month. julie. a lot of arrests, azna smith, thank you very much from san jose. >> now to developing news we are following from the east bay. within the hour, the lockdown at el cerrito high school was lifted following a shooting. the shooting was reported shortly after 4:00 this afternoon right outside the high school on ashbury avenue. officers initially locked down the campus and eight surrounding blocks as they searched for one outstanding suspect. earlier we saw officers had detained two people. one you see him there, sitting behind the squad car in

handcuffs. the other was inside that patrol car. then at about 5:20, we started seeing students being released from the school to their parents who were waiting for them outside. we still don't know whether the person who was shot was a student at the school, but we do believe that person is in stable condition. governor brown was in the east bay today speaking about the importance of hiring exconvicts. the bay area employer forum was held at oakland's merit college. it was hosted by several organizations that help offenders get jobs after they are released. jobs give patrol lees a reason to stay out of prison, keeping them from becoming part of what he called the machine of incarceration and the employment agencies agreed. >> once a person has served their time and sentence, then they are coming home. so they need to come home to some opportunities to give back and one way to give back is to be employed gainfully. >> we want to go to new developments now in a story

that involve efforts to evict a violent sexual predator from a walnut creek neighborhood. 71-year-old, charles was convicted of sexual assaults on boys in el cerrito and san francisco about 25 years ago. in january, a san francisco judge approved his move to a home on walnut boulevard in walnut creek. today a contra costa county prosecutor asked a judge to place him elsewhere and allow a new placement. prosecutors have been fighting to evict him saying an unusually high number of young boys live in that neighborhood. the judge is set to hear arguments next week. missing fire extinguishers, locked exits, and blocked fire escapes. the city of san francisco is going after building owners who have repeat fire safety violations. this comes in the aftermath of a couple devastating fires in the city's mission district. in the city tonight and david, this action also comes as a couple days after a young woman died from injuries following one of those fires. >> that's true.

you can see people behind me leaving notes on a building there. the fire was in the apartment above the corner store. it killed the store's owner and his daughter who was layed to rest today. >> nine days after the fire, the morning continues in this corner of san francisco's mission district. >> it's heartbreaking. he put in so much hard work to get where they are. it's awful it had to end like this. >> the march 11 fire in the apartment above maurice's corner liquor has claimed a second victim. 13-year-old, amal died wednesday. funeral services were held for her today according to a family member. her father, mohommed, died this week of his injuries. the family ran the store and lived upstairs. >> we used to come to this store all the time. they were very friendly to everybody. just like going to your friends house. >> this fire and a january 28 fire a few blocks away that killed a man and left dozens of others homeless have sparked concerns about fire safety compliance. inspectors said this building had numerous violations,

including locked exits, and blocked fire escapes. the department of building inspection this week fast tracked complaints against three other buildings to the city attorney for repeated safety code violations. the complaints allege missing or nonworking spoke detectors, blocked fire escapes and chained exit doors. >> and they get to the fire escape. >> the dbi says two of the three building owners have stepped up to say they will come into compliance. >> we don't want to put them in jail. or punish them. we want them to do their job to make sure to protect their life. >> the cause of this fire is still under investigation. the department of building inspection says it typically manages to inspect buildings like this every five years, but hopes to reduce that down to every three years even with tight department resources. frank. julie. >> and it's heartbreaking to see that memorial there behind you. all right, david stevenson. >> 57 rescued dogs from south korea are now in the care of

four northern california animal shelters and the hope is they will all find new homes. the dogs were taken from a dog meat farm in south korea with the help of humane society international. officials say the dog spent their entire lives in dirty, crowded cages waiting to be killed for their meat. they began arriving in san francisco this week. today, they were divided among the san francisco spca, east bay spca, marin human society and sacramento. animal care officials say they have been overwelmed by an outpouring of support by the public. >> we have major organizations, thousands of the doctors, people have been outpouring on social media. so we should focus on what the great part about this is. the fact we rescued 57 dogs on an important issue. >> dogs apore appear to be in good health. they expect adoptions to begin next week. a man from san rafael made his first appearance in federal

court on charges that he smuggled electronic components out of the u.s. that could potentially be used for military purposes. these so-called dual use products are illegal to export. 65-year-old is a naturalized u.s. citizen. he was originally from russia. he is charged with 15 counts of smuggling and 11 counts of money laundering. federal authorities say bank records show $60 million was involved. he is due back in court next monday. ktvu has learned a ucsf worker has been arrested and accused of planting a hidden camera in a women's restroom. it happened at the campus in the pulminary. 34-year-old, ken lam. he is charged with secretly recording five female coworkers for months. the prosecutor told us the women are understandably upset. >> at the end of the day, that is why these cases are viewed so seriously. that is why we charge them when we have the evidence to do so.

>> according to a report by ucsf police, lam admitted to investigators that he looked at videos for her personal proversion and he first used the camera because he had a crush on a coworker. one victim told us he no longer works there. he is free on bail while his case is pending. more than 50 public colleges and universities in california have been competing for millions of dollars in state grants and today the winners were announced. one of them is sf state, for a program that helps low income students succeed. ktvu's rob roth is live with how much money the school is getting. rob. >> reporter: frank, the campus here in san francisco state is pretty well cleared out for the start of spring break, but the school is going out on a high note. they just found out they won $3 million for an innovative program. >> carlos is a freshman here at san francisco state university. he is the first one in his family to go to college. he says a program on campus

called metro has really helped him, especially during midterm exams. the metro program also won good grades from a state panel which awarded sacramento state $3 million. cost saving education programs. more than 50 public colleges and universities applied for $50 million in grants. >> it was very exciting. it will give us a lot of opportunities to do more of the good things that we have been doing. >> share the winnings with san francisco, which uses the metro program. the program is designed to help low income students divided into groups or academies where they receive counseling, tutoring, and other services to keep them on track to earn a degree. >> we are able to really support the building of the academic skills that they may come to us without and we can do that through the repeated practice in this learning community that we've developed. >> carlos hopes to get a degree in civil engineering in

four years. >> a lot of people like me cannot make it. so just having a system that supports you, go through your first two years, and help you see, and navigate the system, it's amazing. i'm grateful for it. >> and the metro program hopes to use the new money to expand to other community colleges. frank. >> rob roth at sf state tonight in san francisco. rob, thank you. >> nervous parents pick up their children at school after a horrifying discovery in the school's swimming pool. >> my son is doing swimming. i don't know what -- is it a student? >> a man's body was found at the bottom of the deep end. >> plus, it's officially open for business. the new tailgating section that hopes to attract some of the 3 million fans that will be going to san francisco giant games this season. and after the break, we check in on your bay area weekend and a chance of a

sprinkle. >> and checking in on the friday night commute. here's a live picture from the toll plaza, we are looking west across the bridge and as you can see, traffic is moving tonight. >> and now across the bay, 880, oracle arena, it is backed up as it generally is this time of night.

a horrifying discovery for students who were supposed to start swim class. a man's body was found at the bottom of the pool, and he was weighted down. ktvu's ann ruben now has new information about a breech in the fence that may have given someone access to the locked pool area. >> piedmont hills high school let out early and distraught parents lined up to pick up their kids. >> my son is doing swimming at

this time. i don't know, is it a student? i don't know what it is. but i got that message that they found a body in the pool. >> school officials were clear, it was not a student. staff members had been accounted for, too. the body of an adult meal had in fact been found at the bottom of the deep end of the diving pool. aurora's 14-year-old son is in the swim class that made the discovery. >> they were going to pull the covers off of the pool area and then they saw. >> there is a high fence and barbed wire, but the district superintendent says they found a breech in it. they suspect that is how the person got in. >> the pool was secured and armed after swim practice by the head coach and teacher. so, it had to happen sometime after school and practice led out last night to this morning. >> first responders arrived on scene about 8:45 a.m. they described the body as being fully clothed and in their words, weighted down. >> we were able to utilize our

special equipment to retrieve the body, to pull the body up out of the pool. that body is in the custody of the coroner's office. >> students were told about the body and offered counselors. this will have a lasting impact on them. >> i didn't know the person, but i won't go swimming in that pool ever again. >> school officials say more counselors will be made available on monday. a scheduled school spirit event for tonight has been postponed. in san jose, ann ruben, ktvu fox 2 news. the samona county sheriff's department arrested two men in connection an early morning shooting. it all started at 4:00 this morning when someone called 911. they reported a neighbor had been shot between pen grove and petaluma. stopped first at a 7-eleven to ask for directions. after a widespread search, deputies arrested 22-year-old, hilton from pen grove for assault with a deadly weapon and 20-year-old, hicks, from

fair fax for being an accessory. detectives are still investigating what led up to the shooting. the clerk at 7-eleven also called the 911, but the victim was gone by the time officers arrived. the victim is being treated for a gun shot wound, but his injuries are not life threatening. talk about preventing an indian tribe from opening a a casino. they say that an indian tribe and a las vegas company are in the process of establishing a gaming operation in napa and samona counties. the valley band of indians denies anything has been agreed upon. ceremonies at city hallmark the signs of a long-term lease for the city's mexican museum. the museum is looking forward to its permanent home in the city's garden area of san francisco, of course. the new space will house museums of thousands of objects and artworks. mayor ed lee said the museum will join other world class

museums in the city, such as the legion of honor. >> it will be for generations to come. a center piece for our cultural history and our diversity in the city. >> the one dollar lease runs for 66 years with an option for another 33 years. the mexican museum is expected to open at its new hope in 2018. well, a much cooler day around the bay area and more clouds than we had yesterday. let's go back over to bill in the weather center to find out more about our weather forecast. >> that was the deal. more clouds came in today and temperatures dropped down a good 12 degrees. 8 to 10 degrees. some areas inland stayed in the low 80s. most of us cooled off a good 5, 8, 10 degrees. cloud cover in these weak systems. here's system right here. here's another system that will give us a chance of a shower. but, for the most part, it is sort of like this. see this light shower activity?

this is live with the radar spinning and you see shower activity south. but just not a lot going on. weak weather systems as we enter this first day of spring. pretty typical for this time of year where the systems start to erode. they don't have strength with them, or a stronger dynamics when you don't have cold air available to make these storms happen. here we are tomorrow morning. there's your cloud cover for saturday morning. saturday afternoon, still partly cloudy, but highs tomorrow unlike the highs that we had yesterday were in the 80s. highs tomorrow will be 60s, and 70s in the warmest spots. low 70s tomorrow. and sunday not much different. in san francisco for your saturday, 68 degrees for daytime high and a lot of cloud cover like today. the systems keep coming in. a lot of clouds, but you know, not anything to be delivered from the clouds. no rain. >> best forecast in oakland, 68 degrees for a forecast high. lake meter out meritt.

this is the system that comes down on sunday into monday, brings us a slight chance of a sprinkle. the dynamics as the front indicates, stay north of point reyes. a half inch of rain in the yukaya area. but even that will be a stretch. san francisco into monday morning, maybe .7. what does that amount to? nothing. it's nuisance stuff. with that said, i would definitely, saturday is your best outdoor day. sundays, not half bad. it looks a lot like today. with that opportunity for a few sprinkles late in the day on sunday. these are the forecast highs for tomorrow. santa clara valley low 70s. again, tomorrow felt like today, not much different. maybe a few less clouds. 68 in san mateo tomorrow and the five-day forecast. a.m. chance on monday and just more of the same.

a nice looking weekend for the most part sunday. the lesser of the two days with more cloud cover and maybe a sprinkle. >> it does look good. thanks, bill. >> food trucks, brew, and pregame parties part of a new afriction that opened today in san francisco. it's called the yard at mission rock and it's across mccovey cove from at&t park. the san francisco giants created a food and retail venue out of old shipping containers. it's right across the ballpark where the parking lot currently sit. and if the first day is any sign, it looks like it's going to be successful. a lot of folks came out to try the food, the beer, and the giants say there will be more to come. >> we'll have a movie night, live music coming up this weekend. we'll have fitness, we'll have free yoga. >> plans call for the yard to be open year round and the hours depend on giants games. the giants say while it's a pop up, it should be there for year or two and after that, it will be determined how long it

sticks. >> looks like fun. >> spring training is usually for major league teams to sharpen their skills and prepare for the long upcoming season. but today a very scary incident for one of the giants rivals. mark is coming up with sports. >> time now to check in with gasia, she's in the newsroom with what we are working on for ktvu fox 2 news at 7:00. >> hi frank, coming up at 7:00, we'll have more on this afternoon's developing news you have been following. gunfire near an east bay high school. and murder suspect knight collapsed in a los angeles courtroom today. working on these stories and more coming up at 7:00 on tv 36.

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we're leading off with the warriors tonight. >> it's been a busy week for them playing monday, wednesday, and tonight. going against the pelicans who will be without their star. anthony davis, and that's disappointing news for lots of fans who would like to see one of the outstanding young products of the nba. but, practice as they might, the warriors will take on the pelicans and teammate back in december. stef currie -- and the coach

can't stop gushing about currie. >> a joy and a bravado that i love. especially because it's paired with this genuine modesty off the floor. it's a great combination. people are attracted to him. confidence and skill and modesty. when does that package come together? but he's got it. >> not very often. here's a story major playoff ramifications that could be directly connected to the warriors. oklahoma city looks like they will be without kevin durant indefinitely. he has persistent pain in his right foot. it hampered him much of this year. they'll take some next steps and determine when he might actually return to action. that's going to hurt the thunder quite a bit. meantime, speaking of a little hurt, dodger fans definitely holding their breath this

afternoon. exhibition game against the a's and its young andy perino, line drive back to the mound. it hit kershaw in the side of the jaw and happy to report, he sustained only a chipped tooth and after he was examined by the trainer, may determine he could stay in the game. and the keynote about that, andy perino broke his bat. it wasn't a solid shot. he is all right and the a's did wind up winning the ball game 3- 2. and the giants are in action right now against the cincinnati reds in cactus league play. that is the sporting life for right now. >> it's warrior season. the more you think about it, it's so remarkable what they are doing. >> and you know, i keep thinking, you can't fast forward too far. people start talking about ring. i heard currie himself mention our goal of wearing the ring, you know, and i'm like, little superstitious like a lot of sports fans. you don't want to jinks it.

>> you don't want to put the heart before the horse. >> one step at a time. they haven't made it this far into a final in a long time. >> what other teams have had records like this? this record is amazing. >> it's probably in the top ten, 15 of all time. the best starts. bulls, lakers, only 12 losses all year. >> got to see it through to the end. mark, thank you. coming up at 10:00, a proposal involving gays and lesbians. it is leaving many people stunned. that story is tonight at 10:00. good night.

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