the police department for 5 years and his arrest in san francisco has shaken up the police department. >> reporter: san pablo has spall police department, 54 officers. which makes the arrest that much more devastating. >> it is hard. i hope you can understand it is -- sad. >> reporter: police revealed that 32-year-old officer kenneth white was arrested last wednesday on narcotics and weapons charges. >> the officer was on paid administrative leave for a setren investigation. >> -- separate investigation. >> reporter: they received information last tuesday that kenneth white was involved in illegal activity in san francisco. they contacted san francisco police who say officers witnessed him pull up and purchase drugs. >> most troubling is there was two-year-old child in the vehicle at the time of the

transition. >> he faces charges. he pleaded not guilty to the charges. >> it is shattering on our part to hear something like this is occurring and to find out it was occurring from one of your police officers. >> reporter: it is unclear if the two-year-old girl is his own. his lawyer did not return our call. he is held on $250,000 bail in protective custody in san francisco county jail and due for a hearing in san francisco tomorrow morning. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you. today the reigning world series champions return home for the first time this season. [ music ] >> bruce bochy, tim lincecum and buster posey showed off the three world series trophies

during the pre-game ceremonies and then madison bumgarner mounted a horse and carried the 2014 world series banner out to center field where teammates ran it up the flag pole in front of a crowd that was going crazy. our sports director mark ibanez was out there for opening day. what was it like? >> reporter: first of all, i want to thank fans from chico, they get channel 2. they figured i would need a hand, literally, a hand. we have no giant highlights to tell you about. so i hope that is doing the trick. 12 stranded base runners left by giant hitters. that tells the story as they lose 2-0. everybody was waiting for something to happen and the only thing that happened,

madison bumgarner, mr. mvp riding a horse out there. looks capable and then the raising of the banner. third time in five years. giant fans got to see that. second inning, bases loaded. pagan with a ground ball, losing a chance for the giants to score a run and an rbi single to left scores a run. that would be all they needed. in the 7th inning, the rockies get another run. runners at first and third and buster posey will get. tosses to the young pitcher who is covering the plate, tagged him in time but the ball is dropped at the plate. and after review they call him safe. it was the correct call. 2-0 the final. we have joe fonzi standing by in the clubhouse. he is trying to tuque the

giants. if you are looking -- talk to the giants. if you are looking for a silver lining, again, the youngster hesten pitched a very good ball game. they just couldn't get him support and the giants end up losers. i was talking to a fan he said how is it going, i said it would have been nice to have 41 the highlights, he said it is -- runs for the highlights, he said it is early, we have three world series titles and that is the deal. joe fonzi will have post game comments from the giants and in the meantime, you can't win when you leave 12 runners stranded. >> you can't. i love that hand. who sang the national anthem and who threw out the first pitch. >> the throwing out of the first pitch was actually a very touching moment. because it was lon simmons

daughters throwing out the ball. what a great story. lon simmons, got a chance to meet the sisters in the press box, exchanged stories. was able to stres how much he -- express how much he meant to me and so many others. they were touched by all the warmth they received today. that was great. and the marshall tucker band sang the national anthem. they are a country band. you might not be too familiar but -- >> i can't know little something. [ singing ] >> reporter: there you go. we will have a lot more coming up. back to you guys in the studio for now. >> okay. >> reporter: i am going to give their hand back. >> we will see you at 6:00 p.m. ktvu's gone s is live ud-- john sasaki is live outside the ballpark. started out with a lot of promise.

>> announcer: did. it was special for everyone with another world series championship but for some this was life affirming. >> the sounds of opening day filled the air outside at&t park. spring here and so is baseball. >> this is what it means to me. just to see the energy level and excitement. it will be a memory we will never forget. >> that fan was attending his first opening day game. this man has a different perspective. >> this is my 35th 35th year of opening day in a row. got to do what you got to do. go giants. >> reporter: we met a man for whom this man has a deeper meaning. >> stage 4 cancer. last year, i come back again this year. >> reporter: his cancer spread to his liver and despite undergoing chemotherapy he said

he wouldn't miss this game. >> making me feel better already. if they win, they win. if they lose, they lose. it will be a tough year, i have a feeling. good being here, being opening day. making it again to another one is fantastic. >> reporter: as they filed inside many stopped to pick up souvenirs. >> i have my opening day ball. >> reporter: anything is possible starting on opening day. >> it is the start of our season. come on. go giants. >> as the first pitch approached you could catch some of the pageantry outside. especially the signature american fly by. continues the theme we met one man who carried the american flag on to the field. >> opening day. world series champions. and then being able to hold it

american flag on the field. >> reporter: coming up at 6:00 p.m. you will meet friends from a fan who died one week before today's game. an inspiring story for all he did. >> thank you. >> giants fans are sharing their opening day excitement on social media and we picked a couple. he tweeted this picture during the national anthem. you can see both teams lined up there with the stars and stripes there. and molly shared this picture on instagram. she says she took a taxi, a plane, a car, and a b.a.r.t. train to get to opening day today. she was in san diego this weekend for the giants series there. hopped on a flight this morning, took b.a.r.t. and walked to the stadium in time for the game. and this also caught our attention on twitter. that is lucas.

he is pointing to a brick with his name on it. his father tells us they weren't sure he would make it to full term when his mother was pregnant but he did and they spent the first four months of life watching baseball. till that point she was a soccer fan but now she a baseball fan. follow ktvu on social media like twitter and share your pictures. we are also sharing ours as well. posting pictures and video of opening day. other news now, estbay mud -- east bay mud announced new rules that are critical to keeping taps from going dry. they will be voted on tomorrow. ktvu's tom vacar live with the restrictions and the fines for people who ignore them. >> reporter: considering this, this is an agency that is well off supply wise. no matter in california, you

expect the same, possibly purse. >> reporter: the monitors are looking at dwindling supplies with reservoir in the sierra already 3/4 empty. expect the board of directors to declare a stage 4 drought tomorrow. >> this is the most critical level of kraut. our snow pack is gone. melted. what is in the reservoirs is all we have. >> reporter: july 1 bills will be surcharged 25%, the average bill of $48.60 will go to $60.25. even with that customers will have to cut use by 20% instead of 15. since the average house uses 246 gallons a day, a cut of 20 more gallons a day is needed. what about water hogs. using 1107 gallons a day will collect penalties. >> that want you are wasting water, over watering and we

need that to stop. >> reporter: those using more than 1400 gallons a day will pay the most. >> if they do not cut back you are looking at penalties of $100 every month. >> reporter: the easiest way to reduce is use less water outdoors where 1-3 gallons go. >> every bit counts and they have to abide by the restrictions. don't water more than two times a week. water early morning, or late night. no run off. >> reporter: coming up at 6:00 p.m. how they can increase supplies to esure it will get through the summer and -- ensure it will get through the summer. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >> we will see what happens. thank you. southern california is moving to cut supplies for 19 million customers. a committee voted today reduce

the water it provides by 15%. the board will vote tomorrow. some want 20%. the water district serves los angeles, orange, san diego, riverside, ventura and san bernardino counties. major traffic problems tonight in san jose. looking that problem right here. highway 101 and the southbound lanes of 680 are shut down in that area because of a man who is threatening to jump off an over crossing that is 100 feet in the-air. this is vid -- in the air. this is video from earlier. the man's family and friends are there. the situation all began about 1:00 p.m. this afternoon and it is still going on. keep that in mind if you are in that area. as you can see a massive traffic problem where 280, 680 and 101 connect in san jose.

a center that helps troubled teenagers is underfire. >> saved my life. >> how the community is fighting to keep it open and why the operators say it has to close. >> temperatures cooling off a little bit and there is a chance for a sprinkle into the next 12 hours or so. detail that after the break.

new at 5:00 p.m. the only mental health and drug treatment facility steens in danger of closing. -- for teens is in danger of closing. protesters tried to break into the meeting. ktvu's john fowler tells us people credit that facility with changing their lives. . >> reporter: a noisy protest, a

plea for help. >> this is a precious resource for the community of oakland. for 28 years thunder road has rehabilitated hundreds of troubled youth. >> saved my life. >> reporter: a meth addict, he said their program restored his self worth, clean and sober 9 years. >> i came back to work for two years. >> reporter: they told me healthcare reimbursement changes make operating it no longer sustainable, it lost $5 million last 5 years and no one is willing to take over. activists tried to get inside where board members were scheduled to meet to decide its fate. protesters say because of today's action the board moved its planned meeting from here

to another location. >> kaiser can step in, the county can step in but we must do it. if we close it down, shame on us. >> reporter: closing the doors they say would be criminal. >> it is hard to find the words. there is no other place kids can go. >> except back to the streets, back to drugs and back to crime. he just graduated. >> they still trying to close the. throwing the kids out on the streets. the kids, especially in oakland, nothing for them to do. they will keep doing the same thing. >> reporter: this afternoon the board put off the vote amid talks with officials. john fowler, ktvu fox 2 news. the centers for disease control and prevention announced 106 people on board a cruise ship come down with norovirus. the ship arrived in san diego today after a cruise to mexico. the cdc said it has undergone

extra cleaning. the cruise will visit the city may 15. fire season kicks off today but it has been already unusually busy this year. they responded to 650 fires since january 1. that is 50% more than its average. it is hiring more firefighters and will have more engines and helicopters on stand by. expect to see dry conditions because of a four year drought and record breaking winter warmth. >> 650 fires since january 1. it will be a long fire season. >> yeah. this is no stranger to this. listen, it will be the worse fire danger we have seen in decades. four years into a drought it will be a bad fire season. we have showers showing up to the north of us. it would be nice to get rain. we could see a little bit but

not a lot. the frontal system. if you look at it here. sheering apart. strongest dynamics are in this area. this tail swings through the bay area late tonight and early tomorrow morning. that could bring a sprinkle or two but that is it and it will take the fog down here now, we saw some this morning, it will erode and then fill in tuesday. coming in closer. right now, fog out here. that is -- half moon bay, yeah. pigeon point has fog right now. closer here. you can see 67 in walnut creek. that is the right now temperature. wasn't that warm today. it will be cooler tomorrow. more wind. as the front goes through it creates a pressure gradient. there is a low. that is the high. the winds come up. so it will feel like, even if

it is 69 degrees, it will feel 65. 44 napa. over night low. 42 -- these are chilly over night lows. might see frost in the north bay. through the bay area microclimates tomorrow, san francisco, low 60s. oakland mid-60s. over the hill, microclimates, they are subtle. 105 inland bay valleys, tomorrow upper 60s. they are starting to be put in place towards the next -- well, summer. warm coast. 54 -- i will fix that. tomorrow morning for a 63. san jose -- san francisco, 63. san jose 68. as we look -- when i come back, i will run it through and show you close what we are expecting into your over night hours

tonight. the chance of a sprinkle. shoot be much. -- shouldn't be much. a trace amount. five-day forecast, few clouds. breezy tomorrow. not that warm. and then a big jump in temperatures. wednesday and thursday. that is the weather headline. besides the chance of a sprinkle. when i come back we will time out the chance of a sprinkle and a warm up towards the middle of the week. >> thank you. ahead here, a flight rerouted when a co-pilot heard a worker banging and an update on a dog that was tortured when he will be ready for adoption. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> coming up, two bystanders killed in bay area police chases in 24 hours. tonight new questions about the safety and wisdom of high speed police pursuits. and also why robert kennedy,

jr. is apologizing for something he said in california last week. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. i hope no one would notice. they hurt my feet. i never had new shoes before. to help, sleep train is collecting new shoes of all sizes. bring your gift to any sleep train, and they'll be given to a local foster child in need. not everyone can be a foster parent... but anyone can help a foster child.

we have an update on a burned dog that is recovering more slowly than expected. this is a picture of the puppy. you can see vets had to remove his outer ears because of the burns. staffers thought he would be ready for adoption next month but now they say it will be

more like mid-june. he was found outside the animal shelter covered in chemical burns. the rescue center said he got more than a thousand offers for adoption. but they say every homeless dog is him and his mission is to remind people they should adopt those dogs too. drivers may have noticed a change this morning. a new fly over ramp to get from 280 to 880. ktvu's janine de la vega made the trip and shows us how it will make the commute easier. >> reporter: one of the busiest freeway interchanges. 280 to 880. for two years it has been a maze of construction crews. >> a mess off and on. depending on the time and day. rush hour and all that. yeah. i would -- if it was rush hour i would avoid it. >> reporter: this morning a new fly over ramp opened that takes

driver from north bound 280 to north bound 880. here is a view from the road. 17, sty the left, 880, sty the right. the -- stay to the right. the change, they were forced to intermix with traffic which takes people to the mall. >> now people from north bound going to oakland, don't have to do that. they have the fly over ramp. there is no intermixing, no weaving. >> reporter: the old interchange was built in 1959. over the years the congestion increased. it caused traffic to bottle bottleneck. now there are three ramps. one for stevens creek, one to highway 17 and one to north bound 880. >> i want to see how fast it will get me to 880.

i think it is a big benefit. glad construction is now done. >> reporter: there is finishing touches that need to be done. asphalt needs to be poured so you will see druse the next month or so. after -- crews out here for the next month or so. janine de la vega, ktvu fox 2 news. cow a comment about air conditioning is fueling controversy in a local school district. the angry parents heading to the meeting and a live report. and pg&e is paying customers. when you will see a credit on your next bill and where the money is coming from. >> skiers will love this, the new plan to connect two of the best known ski resorts in the se-- resorts in the sierra.

new add 5:00 p.m. the back lash against a school district board member following comments she made about why one school would get air conditioning and one couldn't. here is a recording of the board member from youtube. >> i would say 95% of the students do not have air conditioning. >> she says her words were taken out of context but

tonight she will face upset parents. ktvu's cristina rendon is live at the board meeting. >> reporter: in 30 minutes it will begin and parents will head through the doors for the meeting and she wants to see how the parents respond to her first before she speaks with us but there are a lot of parents calling for herrings. she said she is sorry she -- resignation. she said she sorry she put them in a negative light. >> reporter: they have a higher number of white students and they are mostly latino but they have one thing in common. the only two schools without air conditioning. >> i don't think that is fair for one school over the other to get it. if they have the money to do both they should boo both. -- they should do both. >> reporter: she is taking heat for comments she made about why one should get air conditioning

over the other. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: one mother is outraged. >> i see very offended by that. i have ac and there are lots and lots of families that i know that have ac. >> it wasn't a wise statement. >> reporter: she was not discriminating she said. her children attended the school. her house doesn't have air conditioning and she feels the money would be better spent to improve the school in other ways. >> i think it was a statement that was made because she is a parent here, so she knows about the school. >> reporter: parents petitioned for ac at both schools. >> everybody should be treated fairly and equally. all the kids deserve air conditioning. >> reporter: she is going to address parents tonight about the comments. she said it is not about rich or poor children. the school board will discuss

this issue but it sun clear if they will make a vote tonight. >> i am sure many people would agree few things are more personal than the well being of their child. >> reporter: there are airport here that were telling me, we are -- parents here that are telling me she is insinuating we are poor. >> thank you. major intersection was closed today while police investigated a double shooting. police say two men in their 20s were in their car when they were hit by gunfire at ashby and shattic about 1:45 p.m. this afternoon. the men are expected to survive. bullets also hit a apartment complex and a gas station. no one else was injured. it is not clear if the men were involved in the shoot out. no arrests have been made.

this next story is mind- boggling. an alaskan airlines flight made an emergency landing today. they took off from the seattle airport heading to los angeles when the pilot heard a worker banging in the cargo hold. the jet immediately returned to had airport. the airline says that hold is pressurized and temperature control. the worker was shaken up but okay. the number of candidates declaring a run for the white house is growing. hillary clinton announced yesterday. tonight a third republican entered the race. marco rubio wasted no time taking a swipe at his opponent hillary clinton. >> reporter: florida senator marco rubio jumped into the race for president behind ted cruz and rand paul. calling himself qualified to elevate his republican party to

defend the american dream. he also took a shot at the only democratic candidate running so far, hillary clinton saying the 2016 race for the white house should be about the future, not the past. hillary clinton announced her second bid for president sunday. >> it is your time and i hope you will join me on this journey. >> reporter: hillary clinton is trying to focus on the middle class. she will look to cort democrats who say she is not progressive enough. the white house still is not ready to endorse her candidacy. >> there are other people who are friends with the president who may decide to get into the race. >> hillary clinton will need to answer questions about the use of a private e-mail while

secretary of state. jeb bush is yet to announce, also pounced on hillary clinton, saying the nation needs better policy. fox news. back now a developing news in the south bay. a huge traffic back up near the connector where 680, 280 and 101 all come together in san jose. you can see this back up. it stretches for miles. the problem is there is a man threatening to jump from one of the connectors that is 100 feet in the air. right now parts of highway 101 and the southbound lanes of 680 are shut down in that area. and you can see the back up here on 280 just stretches as far as you can see. this situation has been going on since 1:00 p.m. this afternoon. these pictures were taken earlier. you can see the traffic was already backed up then and it has been since.

the man's family and friends have come to the area and are trying to get the man to come down. they haven't had any luck. we will monitor the situation and keep you updated. police say more and more cars are being broken into in san francisco and what is interesting, a new law may be behind that increase. >> the cities with the best and worse roads and why some don't seem to be getting better. >> and pg&e paying you. some people will see a credit on their power bills in the next few months. ♪ ♪ ♪ have a day to remember. it's easy with a free red velvet cake with a 10 piece meal or larger.

one of the three divers who died of the coast is a bay area man. five divers went into the choppy waters sunday and got into trouble. they were with a group of friends on vacation. pg&e customers can expect to see a credit this month or next. it is time for the utility to pass along a climate credit. the public utilities commission estimates the average house will get a credit of $27. this is the third time the credits have been issued. the money comes from cap and

trade payments made by power plants and industries. plans to build a high speed gondola linking two resorts. skiers and snowboarders would be able to experience both mountains. it would make it one of the nation's largest. the project goes on to the u.s. forest service for approval. the san francisco board of supervisors will vote tomorrow on legislation that would ban performs by wild or exotic animals. the ledge solution would prevent the use of wild animals for performance acts. dogs, cats and horses would be exempt. zoos would also by exempt. we know the charges facing a journalist who has been jailed in iran for 9 months. they report he is accused of

espen wash. the -- espionage. he was born in san francisco. he grew up in marine and holds dual u.s. and iranian citizenship. dozen spots of shattered glass in san francisco. police think a new law is to blame. >> and a security breach at the white house, this time by a toddler. >> after the break, tracking the slight chance of a sprinkle and then in the 5 day a significant warm up.

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parking in san francisco isn't cheap and it is getting more expensive for some who park their cars only to find they have been broken into. police say a new law may be making the situation worse. ktvu's noelle walker is live in the city south of market area which is one of the hot spots when it comes to the car break ins. >> reporter: yes, it is. san francisco police have special plain clothes officers for the giants home opener trying to deter burglaries. bought new law that makes the law -- >> reporter: every day cars

crowd into a congested city. in san francisco, parking is at a premium. >> sucks. but it is the price of living in san francisco. >> reporter: there is an added cost. >> glass. >> you will see it. >> multiple times a day. >> reporter: if you park on city streets. as giants fans headed to the home opener we saw more than a dozen parking spaces marked with broken glass. >> insurance. what are you going to do? >> reporter: it seems they are getting more frequent. in the first two months of this year it rose 49% in the city. >> walk around the city you see a bunch of broken glass. >> reporter: valuables left in sight makes some cars easy targets but there is less risk for thieves to break in. a new law turns come property crimes into misdemeanors.

>> worth the risk to them. there is nothing to lose. it is a property crime. not going to see jail time. frustrating. >> reporter: frustration. >> most of the time there is nothing to take. they just break in because they want to see if there is something. >> 80% of his business is from break ins. >> it isn't a safe area anymore. if you park somewhere there is a chance you will get broken into. >> reporter: he gets 10 cars a day at 150 to $350 a window. >> matter of when. >> reporter: that's an expensive parking space. not all break ins are reported reported and they want the victims to report it because then they know where the problem areas are. >> okay. noelle walker in san francisco. thank you. estimates on the new apple

watch show it hit almost $1 million in sales on the first day. 957,000 people preordered the new watch. and sales could hit 3 million for the weekends. they will ship on april 4 but some are told they will have to wait till this summer to get their delivery. a survey on airline quality placed virgin america at the top of the list. a report shows their on time rate slipped a little. still they did well in other categories. they were followed by willen, jet -- hawaiian, jet blue and delta. a rare hawk is back in the skies at the south bay after two months of rehabilitation. it was brought to the wildlife center on valentine's day.

the bird broke a wing after colliding with a model airplane. experts haven't treated that kind of bird in 20 years. today it was given its freedom and soring again in -- soaring again. now a our weather. the possibility of sprinkles. you are saying it is not going to amount to much? >> if it happens there will just be enough to be a nuisance. we have winds. they are blowing. when they stand out like that, you can bet they are blowing -- you will see the flags. sticking out. almost straight out. winds probably 20, 25 miles per hour. beautiful shot. right? good air quality. the winds bring out the beautiful air quality in the bay area when you push that into the east bay or the inland

bay valleys. a nice set up for us. as we look back we can see the current radar and satellite. this is where we are now. put it in motion. you will see the system work its way down. down the coast. northern california they will get rain. it will drop rain up there. lake shatta wadder shed. -- water shed. that is about it. we will see light sprinkles around here, drizzle over night. not enough to impact the commute. current temperatures. mild. tomorrow night at this time temperatures will be cooler. the winds are blowing. 33 miles per hour gusts right now out here in fairfield. that is significant. southwest wind. a lot of westerly. 26 miles per hour gusts in napa. the winds down here. 17 miles per hour san jose. hayward 24, sfo 25 out of the

west. the spring pattern for sure. as the low pressure slides through tonight it will move through as it will and the high builds in and the winds will be stronger tomorrow. 30 miles per hour winds along the coast tomorrow. 11:00 p.m., here comes the -- right? nothing going on. light. everything below here, trace amounts. if we are lucky. maybe something around pigeon point. and then tonight, 1:00 a.m., maybe something. mount hamilton. and then lake tahoe area, snow up there. 2 inches. something like that. lake tahoe tomorrow morning and then it is out of here. we are in for a dry day tomorrow. we will look hard for low 70s. may be optimistic here, especially with the winds.

we will see low 70s in the hot spots. wednesday, thursday, friday, boom, temperatures come back up. friday, you know, heck, i got 87 there. i think we could see 90 degrees in the five-day forecast into friday. yes, spring is here. hoping for rain, i don't see anything of encouragement at this point. i am freaking out. i would love a couple good dumps. we are worried about summer. >> i don't know what the rules are but i was passing a golf course this afternoon, and the sprinklers were on. i was surprised. a good chunk was being watered. i don't know if it was a mistake or what. [ talking at the same time ] >> these are things that are going to come up here. people -- you know -- [ talking at the same time ]

>> big deal. interesting observation. >> thank you. back new the traffic. south bay, a live look here. this is the back up on 280. where a man is threatening to jump from an over pass. that stopped traffic. situation started at 1:00 p.m. this afternoon and here we are 5 hours later and traffic is just getting worse, right where 680, 280 and 101 all come together in san jose. we are keeping a watch on the situation. more coming up on ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 p.m. the report card is in for bay area roads and you guessed it, the roads are still mead ocher. -- mediocre. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> coming up, police and cameras, tonight we are looking at a proposal to equip every san jose police officer with a body camera. the changes it could bring to

policing. also hear why lawmakers want to make it tougher for schools and government to build synthetic turf fields. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

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life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. security was breached that white house. this time by a four-year-old child. the child climbed under a barrier that looks like bike rack. secret service responded with guns drawn to a report of a

security breach and found the child. the child was just fine and reunited with the parents. last october a man got inside the white house. the survey is out on the conditions of the roads in the bay area. ktvu's rob roth joins us from orinda that scores among the worse cities. rob? >> reporter: right. you might think a community like orinda would have good roads but as you can see that is not the case. >> reporter: of all the roads, orinda ranked among the worse. here is an example. lost valley road where pot holes make for a bumpy ride, although there have been improvements here. it is part of a survey of bay area street conditions conducted. how did the bay area do this

year? 66 out of 100. the same as the past few years. >> our goal is to boost the local streets and roads throughout the region to a state of good repair and to boost the score to 75 from the current 66. >> reporter: the survey found the roads in san francisco, san jose and oakland were only fair. the highest scores went to dublic and foster city and the lowest were pet loupa -- petaluma and orinda. >> it is an old city. it has a history of old roads. the lack of maintenance is catching up with us. >> bad roads are bad for everyone. >> the cost associated with damaged to vehicles, damage oo bicycles, hazards -- to bicycles, hazards.

and bad roads are expensive to maintain. >> reporter: voters passed a sales tax and a bondnes fix the roads -- measure bond measure to fix the roads. rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. . the ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 p.m. starts now. police are facing questions about public safety after two deadly bay area police pursuits in 24 hours. good evening. i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. >> a suspect fleeing from police and sometimes it can end with an innocent bystander being killed. >> over the weekend two police chases involved the death of innocent bystanders. the guidelines on when police are chosed to chase varies by departments and circumstances. ktvu's allie rasmus with a look at the policies of six of the

largest police departments. >> every department has a policy about when and under what circumstances officers are allowed to start high speed pursuits. >> reporter: when police decide to chase suspects at a high rate of speed there are things they are supposed to consider. >> time of day, weather, conditions of traffic, conditions of the person driving, condition of our own people driving. >> reporter: we took a look at the policies of several agencies. in richmond officers are allowed to initiate a pursuit if the driver refuses to stop. saturday night an officer chased a driver for speeding. it hit another car and killed the passenger inside. the crash is under investigation but it appears the officer acted within policy. other departments have stricter rules. oakland is only allowe