boat. police officers found it at a homeless encampment with more evidence. >> rv. sea dos. boat trailers, everything. >> reporter: they consider themselves pirates. after making arrests and recovering 21 vehicles, new information that there were more in the bay. investigators believe the defendants used this moving barge to dump the remaining parts. >> very stupid. you have valuable cars, 14,000 bucks, chopped up and destroyed for a couple hundred bucks. >> reporter: one of the biggest challenges for divers and visibility. using the camera i can show you how murky the water is. that is why the divers are using sonar. lets them search a wider area over a shorter period of time. >> two headlights. the camera picks up 6-8 inches.

>> reporter: lending itself to false hits. >> hard to say it is a vehicle. >> reporter: a underwater commission. >> sometimes stuff comes up. >> reporter: where patience is paramount. >> sometimes nothing happens. >> reporter: infinitely sometimes ez-- infinitelytials -- unfortunately sometimes nothing happens. no vehicles recovered today. right now there are four defendants. three are in custody and an arrest warrant is out for a 4 4th. 2 investigates looked into their criminal history. they had past vehicle thefts. >> where do investigators go from here? >> reporter: if they cannot find the vehicles they said they will bring the defendants out to the bay and say show us where they are. they know they are in there. >> the water is hard to see. >> reporter: it is. it is murky and difficult for them to see.

that is why they are using sonar. that is safer than the divers going down. the sonar gives them a wider picture. >> if they asked them to come out are they going to give them an incentive? >> reporter: that would probably be what would happen. they would like to find them on their own. >> thank you. we have breaking news about a shooting in san francisco about an hour and a half ago. police got calls of shots fired. a car with three wounded people cerned up at san francisco general hospital. one person was shot in the head. a second in the chest. the third had lacerations to the hand. no word on their conditions. san jose plans to hold a prayer vigil tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. at city thrall officer michael johnson -- haul for officer michael johnson.

-- hall for officer michael johnson. today we are learning new information. san jose police say the gunman, scott dunham, was shot and killed by another officer who returned fire. >> i wish i had a better word than bravery for what the officer did. he saved his life and he may have saved the lives of other police officers police officers and other community members. >> that officer and several others are now on paid administrative leave. a new controversy involving the san francisco sheriff's department. it follows accusations that some were running a fight club for inmates. ktvu's david stevenson reports, the deputies are now in paid administrative leave. >> the allegations surfaced two weeks ago, san francisco jail inmate's father e-mailed his public defender and said sheriffs made his son fight

another inmate. >> reporter: san francisco public defender said inmates named four deputies and two bailiffs as involved in the ring. he said he was injured after being forced to fight an african american inmate earlier this month. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: lawsuits in 2006 and 2007 allege new sexually harassed inmates. the city offered a settlement

in the later case. in 2009 the city settled another suit. >> i am disturbed by it. >> reporter: the deputies are now on paid administrative leave and the sheriff launched an internal investigation. >> i do not except any kind of culture within our county jail system that would resort to such barbaric or unlawful activity. >> reporter: he says he was threatened with a beating and sexual assault if he did not agree to a third fight this month. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: sheriff asked the u.s. attorney a help investigate the allegation. they have been reassigned to another jail. the public defender wants them freed saying he believes they may be at risk. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu fox 2 news.

a 13-year-old boy from martinez is in juvenile haul accused of stab -- juvenile hall accused of stabbing a classmate. it happened at the junior high school about 11:00 a.m. this morning. the 13-year-old stabbed the 11- year-old. the 13-year-old then walked out of the locker room and immediately told an adult what he had done. one student says it may have had something to do with bullying. >> he was being bullied and the day before he wanted to hurt him. they thought it was a joke and laughed it off. >> the superintendent said the opposite. she says the attack was unprovoked. police say the victim was stabbed once in the back and will be okay. too soon to know what will happen to the suspect but he

may be suspended erectionspelled. expelled. expelled. new development in a reported kidnapping and now being called a hoax. this is new video of the victim leaving police headquarters following an interview with investigators. it comes one day after she was found hundreds of miles away in huntington beach. and now attorneys for the boyfriend of the victim insists it wasn't planned. ktvu's noelle walker is in vallejo with more on the questions being raised in the case. >> reporter: attorneys for denise huskins' boyfriend say this was a real kidnapping with very real victims. it was last night that police were calling this a hoax. take a look that video we shot 45 minutes ago. a woman believed to be the victim denise huskins left police headquarters. you could see for a moment elbefore an officer steps in front of her. -- before an officer stepped in

front of her. we have not heard from police today but we are now hearing from denise huskins' boyfriend's attorneys who say the kidnapping was real. they talked to the media to clear the air. >> i want to make it clear to everyone that we have not seen evidence yet that this was some type of hoax. he was drugged and there were two kidnappers. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> he was forced to drink something that the kidnappers told him was drugs. >> reporter: now the attorney says his client submitted to 17 hours of interrogation. he also gave them access to his phones, ipad, computer, gave them all the passwords. also let them check out his home. he says the boyfriend got phone messages, texts and e-mails from the kidnappers demanding $8,500 ransom, which his attorneys say was ridiculous,

they never heard of a ransom case for under $20,000 and he submitted to a blood test and they say that blood test will show he was drugged. >> strange case. i know a lot more information has to come out. but noelle walker reporting live, thank you. now to the weather, it was another beautiful day here in the bay area. in fact, it felt more like summer than spring out there. just gorgeous. >> all around the bay area. ktvu's chief meteorologist bill martin is checking on the conditions. >> reporter: out here this time of night it is chilly but not tonight. pretty warm. numbers today that got up there. a few records. you see no fog yet. 30 miles off shore we have fog. these were the records today. right? 90 gilroy. 79 at the airport. 89 in santa cruz.

a tied record. nice looking day. nice looking day up here as well. more high temperatures. records. above average temperatures. records throughout the area. into the next few hours, i can feel it here, winds blowing. off the water. right? we can talk about -- back to me. how about that. there we go. talk about the west wind that is blowing. it will bring the fog to the coast late tonight. a cool down is in store. we will have the details with a cooling trend after the heat up. >> it was beautiful out there. when i stepped out of the car this afternoon, it was so warm. nice day. thank you. >> reporter: dropped 8 degrees since we came up here an hour ago. >> thank you. up next, an explosion and a collapse. what we are learning about what caused this horrible scene today in new york city. >> what does cork have to do

with high school athletics? this is what will be used to protect students health.

a dozen people were injured. three critically. after a building explosion, fire and collapse in the east village of new york city. massive flames could be seen. 250 firefighters tried to put out the fire. new york's mayor said evidence suggest gas related explosion caused caused the fire and collapse. there are no reports of anyone missing. investigators say the co- pilot of the germanwings plane deliberately crashed the jet liner into the french alps killing all 150 people on

board. this is a picture of maroon 5 lead singer adam alabama -- andreas lubitz. the voice recorder revealed he locked the pilot out and ignored the pleas to open the door. the cockpit door is set up so it can always be opened from the inside and not always from the outside. >> that is not possible. the option of opening the doors from the outside with a code unless it is blocked from the inside. >> a report from a website says the plane was reprogrammed in the cockpit to change the attitude putting it on a collision course the mountains -- course with the mountains. you could hear the passengers screaming as they realized what was happening. at this time there is no clue on the motivation. . new at 6:00 p.m. one high school is putting cork on the football field. it is a move that will keep

students safe. it seems fitting for a school in wine country. ktvu's john sasaki spoke with official whose say it is a healthy alternative. >> the days are numbered for the grass football field. >> why move away from grass? >> ongoing maintenance cost. >> reporter: they decided several years ago to replace the fields using shredded cork filler. >> protecting the students is paramount to everything. >> reporter: most come with crum rubber filler -- crumb rubber filler. >> every monday, tuesday and thursday since i was 7 years old. >> coach compiled a list of

athletes who have developed cancer. >> i still like grass. love the grass. good old grass. >> her son plays football says the crumb rubber is more than a little concerning. >> playing on it six days a week, breathing it, bringing it home, spreading it. >> reporter: it was to eliminate the concerns they decided on the more expensive cork alternative. >> other districts will be having this conversation. >> i think that is a better decision. safer. for us. >> reporter: student athletes we met were pleased to hear about the plan. >> i trust they know what they are doing. >> that is a safer decision. thinking about the kids. >> reporter: the project will begin this summer with completion in december.

that means no home games this fall. john sasaki, ktvu fox 2 news. the issue surrounding crumb rubber prompted a senator to sponsor a bill. it calls for new research on the material and for a moratorium on new fields. the state assembly approved a $1 billion spending package for drought relief. it would fund upgrades to the water infrastructure as well as provide food and water to hard hit communities. the bulk of the money, $660 million is earmarked for flood control and prevention. the governor says floods are followed by heavy rains. they released a report suggesting our current drought could be the worst ever. even worse than the drought in the 1970s.

>> 22 million then. 28million now. agricultural changed. more orchards. there is a greater demand on the water that is available. >> in addition we are facing higher temperatures now which just increases the need for water. we had higher temperatures around the bay area today. bill on the roof a few minutes ago and things are cooling off. and now you are here with us. >> i think i am going to get a boat. [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> i am thinking. >> i like the way you are thinking. >> here is how it goes. another warm day. the records. the high pressure individual there. when you see this. extends to the hawaii islands, north and works its -- so this is big time. a big high pressure right there. huge. that will stay over us for the

next couple days. it will weaken and we will cool but we are not going to get wet. no rain in the forecast with that thing on top of us. see the ridge of high pressure. this fog will be in tonight. a few miles off shore right now. and fog will be here in the next couple hours. coastal fog. greens and yellows at the coast. not going to see as much warmth there and inland the cool air will cool things off. low 80s. upper70s. warmest day of the week was today. into the next couple days, this weak weather system tweaks through. just enough to drop temperatures down. help enhance the fog bank. the fog bank is our main mechanism for significant cooling. this will begin cooling that will take us through the

weekend. through saturday. not going to get that cold. saturday is still in the 70s. the forecast for fog tomorrow morning, you see it push in. tries to get out, it will -- this is classic summer stuff. not summer. but summer like heat. wind kicks up. cools things off. tomorrow cooler. 73 oakland. 70 burgly. nice day. this -- berkeley. nice day. this pattern, good air quality. right? air quality will be fine through time. the fog hangs out. >> get a -- [ talking at the

same time ] >> yeah. [ talking at the same time ] >> all the kids are out there right now. >> thank you. it is the 4th anniversary of the marine mammal center but the focus is on the continuing sea lion crisis. they are one of the largest rehabilitation hospitals. they are dealing with a record number of starving sea lion pups. 234 animals on site. officials say they have found better ways to treat the pups and many are strong enough to be returned to the wild. >> luckily we are starting to release some of the sea lions. yesterday i release exams on 17 and all will be ready to be released probably tomorrow or next week. >> he says they are able to do the work there thanks to the dedication of volunteers and donations that help pay for this operation. >> a lot of dedicated people

doing great work. the 49ers release a player who started 9 games for them last season. plus we hear from the warriors as they take on a team they haven't beaten this season. scott reiss up next with sports. >> now to the news room, gasia mikaelian with a look at what we are working on for ktvu fox 2 news at 7:00 p.m. >> coming up at 7:00 p.m. more on the revelation that a co-pilot crashed the plane filled with passengers into the french alps. also a fight over the big fight. why thousands of boxing fans are heading to las vegas may never see the event. we are working on these stories and more coming up tonight at 7:00 p.m. on tv 36.

i was in 11th grade the last time the warriors won the world championship and that reminds me of this year. they are on fire. >> in the meantime we get baby steps. 39 years a long time to wait for a division title. my guess is it won't be another 39 years. they clinched the pacific on tuesday and today they revealed

a new banner. a nice moment for sure but they have bigger fish to fry. the next task, beat the grizzlies tomorrow night in memphis. >> maybe how you see it, but we don't think about how many times we lost to them. who cares. >> fun challenge. one team we haven't beaten. to play on their home floor, looking forward to it. win or lose, not going to determine much. >> we are preparing for the nba playoffs and the start of the baseball season. the giants, the a's front and center on ktvu march 29. a couple days from now. meet the giants 4:00 p.m. sunday, 7:00 p.m. on kicu. hear from your favor players. and then it is meet the a's. 4:30 p.m.

after the giants especially and 7:30 p.m. on kicu. introductions are necessary for this one. check it out on sunday. by september 8 meet the 49ers show might be in order. one guy who won't be on the team, jonathan martin waved today after one season. 15 games played, started 9. >> thank you. and thank you for joining us tonight. thank you for making ktvu channel 2 news your choice for news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and you can follow us

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