the city attorney accused management of illegal evictions, and beating up tenants. for the first time today had mayor of oakland is talking -- the mayor of oakland is talking about it. >> reporter: this week it was a leaky pipe in what was sewage running down the wall. the latest of many problems in downtown oakland. exposed by 2 investigates. >> the piping, the electricity. still goes out. >> reporter: code enforcement signed off on most of the violations and told us they were fixed. now a different message from city hall. >> reporter: are you convinced that place is a habitable place to live? >> we are not. >> reporter: the city attorney is suing alleging unsafe and unsanitary conditions. including a broken elevator and other problems going back to 2011 when then owner went to prison for trying to burn the

place down. >> what you discovered concerns me. >> reporter: today the mayor sat down with us. we asked about ongoing problems at the hotel and whether inspectors doing enough. >> it concerns me about the veracity of the owner and whether or not something was covered up, about the performance of our city employees, but it concerns me about our system. >> reporter: she wants a more proactive inspection process and supports a demand in this lawsuit to place the towers in receiver ship, taking day to day control away from the owner. >> i can tell you some tenants will say what is taking so long. >> i believe that what we need do is be pro active. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: the lawsuit filed

by the city named the owner of the hotel in 2011 when he was caught paying to turn down the building. he still has some control of the hotel but i reached him and he insists he doesn't. >> while all of this is going on, playing out, what happens to the people who live there? >> reporter: we asked the mayer and the city attorney and they said part of the reason they are doing the a lot lawsuit is they don't want to -- the lawsuit is they don't want to get it shut down. >> talking about a lot of people. families. thank you. if you have a tip for our team we want to hear from you, e-mail 2investigates@ktvu.com or call us (510)874-0222. . to a new development involving a police shooting

that claimed a man's life in san francisco. the family announced they are suing the city and police. they say their son wasn't an threat to the officer who killed him. the parents say they lost a hard working son who helped support them by sending money back theme guatemala but -- home to guatemala but police say it was self-defense. ktvu's rob roth where a vigil is just getting underway. >> reporter: people are just arriving at the vigil for the young man shot to death by police. it is where the shooting happened. attorneys are asking for a federal investigation into what happened. >> reporter: attorneys say the two police officers were not acting in self-defense when they shot to death the 20-year- old native of guatemala. they say he was running away

from officers and not towards them. >> we have evidence that is not going to lie. we have evidence that they will never explain. >> the attorneys say their autopsy shows the man was shot from behind. they filed a lawsuit against the chief, the two police officers and the city. attorneys are asking for a federal investigation. >> we have given them all of our case to this point. okay? so that they would take and run with it and do the right thing and bring a federal prosecution. >> reporter: they called the shooting justified based on accounts his office has seen. at today's announcement where the parents of the man shot to death by police after he pointed a taser at them which they mistook for a gun. the officers were cleared.

some say police shootings are happening too often. >> reporter: we are back live where people are gathering that vigil. they plan to march in protest to the police station and then to a neighborhood church. >> rob, they hired a person to conduct a private autopsy, he was shot six times from behind. do we know what the medical examiner in san francisco found during their autopsy? >> reporter: we have been asking about that. what the attorneys for the family say they told them is that that autopsy is still being conducted. it is not complete. still a work in progress. yes, it will be interesting to see if there is differences between the two autopsies. >> rob roth in san francisco, thank you. the city of san francisco agreed to a $725,000 settlement in a lawsuit against the police

chief. the lawsuit was filed by a former police department attorney. she said in 2011 greg sur fired her. the city argued she was layed off as part of a cost cutting effort. the city attorney said the settlement came after the city learned she was not allowed to stay at work for an additional period of time to increase her retirement benefits unlike other employees. new the windy weather in the bay area. look at this live picture. we want to show you flags blowing. we will show you the flags in a couple minutes. really windy out there. >> and tonight we could get some rain. we haven't talked about that in a long time. >> got rain in the forecast. talking about it all week. here it goes. we have showers in the forecast

before the rain gets here the winds kicked up. wind gusts 35 miles per hour on the bay, along the coast more. the flag blowing out there. there it is. more south now. blowing that way. the storm system gets closer. the winds kick south. livermore, 16. 24 miles per hour at sfo. north in novato. we stuck mark tamayo in san francisco. he is at lake merced. a huge event this week. very weather depend. >> reporter: it has been cooling off and the clouds are building. we have the best female golfers in the world at the golf club for the swinging skirts lpga classic. you can see the clouds moving

in. some rain drops falling from had clouds. the forecast for the weekend, over night showers should be ending saturday morning. and saturday strong gusty winds. sunday that will be the best day for the action with lots of sunshine and warmer temperatures. i am joined by tiffany from san diego. >> how is your golf play? >> solid. >> reporter: this is my first putting lesson. can you give me tips? here we go. >> you want to hinge from your hips. okay. ready to go.

if i make this bill martin will buy me lunch for a week. here we go. have a great weekend out here. great week so far. and the weather is working out great. especially sunday. good timing with the storm over night, most of saturday is dry. bill, you don't owe me lunch just yet. >> you were close. we were impressed. [ indiscernible ] >> i might have a promise. give me a few weeks and we will -- >> it is windy -- [ talking at the same time ] >> all right. windy, sprinkles. >> we will talk about the rain when i come back. great news. >> absolutely.

thank you. stay with our weather team for the latest on the conditions across the bay area. posting updates on twitter and facebook. a section of van ness avenue is shut down right now and will stay closed all weekend. the closure is on van ness. construction crews are working on a tunnel that will run under the future california pacific medal is center hospital -- medical center hospital. drivers are asked to avoid the i didn't if you can -- the area if you can. >> northbound on van ness, redirecting traffic on to franklin. >> it will reopen on sunday. the next shut down is set for early september. b.a.r.t. riders in the east bay could run into problems this weekend. especially those planning on going to the a's game.

ktvu's cristina rendon is live at the coliseum station with more on the project. throwing a curveball into people's plans. >> reporter: yeah. fans that use b.a.r.t. to get to the stadium are already flowing in for tonight's game but sunday may be more challenging because b.a.r.t. is closing the tracks between fruitvale and the coliseum and that work starts at 7:00 p.m. tomorrow and he think lasts till 4:00 a.m -- tomorrow and he think lasts till 4:00 a.m. crews will replace the tracks. you need oplan ahead. -- to plan ahead. because of that factor in an extra 45 minutes to an hour. and don't bring bicycles on to the buses, if you have an alternative form of

transportation or maybe even a car they want you to use it. >> a lot of traffic involved. you can't rely on no buses or whatever. >> everybody needs to realize when b.a.r.t. is worked on they have to take a bus or drive their car. >> reporter: air b.a.r.t. is not effected by the closure. this weekend they will continue on and off for the next several weekends. it won't interfere with major events that coliseum. it will last till august. this weekend's work starting 7:00 p.m. tomorrow till 4:00 a.m. monday and the monday morning commute should not be effected. >> all right. cristina rendon, thank you. a man saved by a stranger at a bay area airport. >> it was truly a situation where the right people were there at the right place and time. >> the medical emergency that led this man to jump into action.

>> caught on camera. library books dumped into the trash. a group says they are dumping more than you see here, why it city says it is common practice.

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new at 6:00 p.m. caught on camera. hundreds of thousands of library books thrown out in the east bay. and one watch dog group says 400,000 books have been dumped. tonight member of the group hand over video that shows a woman throwing books into a dumpster. ktvu's mike mibach reports it comes when officials placed a moratorium on book disposal. >> reporter: seeds of dreams

grow, pages of knowledge turn. >> easier to come to the library than to buy them. >> reporter: in some branches she says it is a different story. >> i am horrified that the people who were supposed to be in charge of our legacy of knowledge don't care. >> reporter: children's books, fiction, non-fiction, the claim from the book lovers is that thousands of them tossed off the shelves, discarded. she played us this video of someone tossing library books into a bin. she says it was recorded by a anonymous employee outside the main branch last month. >> we pay taxes to buy those books. they are controlling our access. >> reporter: the president of the board of supervisors told me there is a moratorium on book disposals till a new

policy is approved by the county. >> says nothing about public input. says nothing about giving the public a say. >> reporter: she says the public should not be involved. >> i think the library should know what books are popular or want to be read. >> reporter: officials were not available for comment. she says the moratorium is being ignored. based on the video. she hopes the pages of knowledge no matter how old remain in the stacks. mike mibach, ktvu fox 2 news. san jose airport recognized a good samaritan today who helped save a man who was suffering a heart attack. he is the hero. he says he happened to be in the right place at the right time and he knows cpr that he learned as a volunteer firefighter. he noticed a man in distress sunday and jumped into action. he credits other people who

rushed to help. >> was truly a situation where the right people were there at the right place and time to provide, you know, comfort for the man's wife to perform cpr, to go fetch the aed. >> good for him getting involved. . windy out there. feels like a small storm. >> it does. you can tell it is changing. it will roll through here pretty quick. rain over night tonight and tomorrow morning. there is the south wind. see the flag, flag was blowing towards berkeley or the right now it is due north, right, on the -- different access. winds are south now. tracking the clouds. you see them out here.

no shower activity yet. but green showing up around eureka. showers in the north bay within the next 2 hours, 2-1/2 hours. 10:00 p.m. tonight, 10:00 p.m. news we will show showers in santa rosa. and it will be raining in parts of san rafael, 12:15 a.m. you get the idea. 13 miles per hour winds in napa right now. gusting to 35 fairfield. breezy. no wind advisories today. breezy. that is what happens when you get high pressure -- here is a gradient, a difference between the two mechanisms, you get a wind. that is what is happening now. flowing winds into the high. today we had increasing clouds and wind. tomorrow showers. tonight we will get early showers. most of this occurs -- it is

11:00 a.m. san jose 2:00 a.m. that is nice. couple hours to move south. isn't going to fly through. it will stop. 5:00 a.m. saturday. san jose getting showers. mountains continue to get showers. winter snow advisory, saturday lunchtime, clearing out. saturday afternoon, there it is. sunday is nice. sunday the nicest day on the weekend. mountains, snow levels 5500 feet. maybe a foot of snow. squaw is still open this weekend. most places are closed. saturday morning, showers. saturday afternoon a good deal. nice day. get stuff done. not warm. get stuff done. sunday is your day to do whatever you want to do that requires -- sunday will be nice. the five-day forecast. nice to see rain in there for a

change. >> all right. thank you. oakland honored a local boxing champion with a public ceremony today at city hall. >> i grew up on -- [ indiscernible ] >> you are in the same conversation now. >> last month he became the wbc middle weight champion. he is from oakland and started boxing to get in shape but when he started whipping he started taking it more seriously. >> there is more out there to do. this is a first stepping stone. got a good victory. bigger fights throughout i want to -- fights i want to get. >> he is open it will open up more doors. next, what the raiders are doing to get ready for next week's draff and hear from steph curry forcing over time. scott reiss is next with

sports. >> and in minutes at 7:00 p.m. a terrorist plot targeting the vatican. the suspect whose had ties to osama bin laden. one lawsuit leads to another in hollywood. why the iron man suit is at the center of the lawsuit.

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lead in the best of 7 series. they had to rerace a -- erase a deficit to do it. steph curry's three with 2.8 seconds left in regulation. >> it is up there considering the situation. playoffs. you want to do well in those moments. and for us to come back from 20 down and cap it off that way to go to over time is special. it doesn't mean much if you don't get the win in over time. and thankfully we did. >> they can close out the series tomorrow. with all the warriors scuttlebutt you might not realize the nfl draft is a week away. raiders finished up volunteer work outs yesterday. we got a look at the new guys like richardson and michael crabtree. today they shifted attention to the draft. not giving hints about what

they will do with the number 4 pick. >> you are not going to get a lot of information from me as far as who do i like or where do we think, you know, the players are. >> number 4, you know that you are looking at some of the very -- you know, the best players. when you are sitting at the top you have a chance to make sure you acquire good football players. >> we will have coverage next week. the swinging skirts lpga classic at lake merced. the story today canadian 17- year-old brook. birdie on six. like wise on 7. shot a tournament record 65. 7 under par to take the lead under under for it -- 9 under for the tournament. a's and astros in a bit. mark will have that tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> 17-year-olds. >> golf is a young person sport. [ laughter ]

>> a lot of sports are. >> i guess they are. >> thank you. tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news, wet weather moving towards the bay area. live storm tracker 2, when the rain gets here and will it effect your weekend, we will have that at 10:00 p.m. 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 on twitter and facebook. thank you for joining us tonight. have a great weekend. good night.

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