car ened at -- ended here, the public defender's office and new charges for the patrol suspect. >> reporter: ktvu fox 2 news had the only news camera on the scene as police reunited a mother with her kidnapped daughter. >> happy ending with the baby not injured. >> the child was in the back of the car. the car was stolen before 10:40 a.m. this morning as the father drove through the tenderloin. someone kicked the car as the dad waited at a stop light. >> the male pulled over to see if the car was damaged and at that point the suspect jumped into the driver's side. >> the father flagged down police who put out a city wide bulletin. within 20 minutes he spotted the car with the suspect parked in front of the public defender's office. >> i detained him. handcuffed him without incident. and then i saw the baby in the

back seat. the baby was fine. wasn't crying. >> reporter: police looked shell arctic oil looked -- booked solomon alemu of san francisco. police repair to take him away. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: the public defender's office says solomon alemu is a client of theirs and it is unclear whether he an appointment today but he already had a court date tomorrow. >> david, i am sure people are saying wow, led him to police, the post important thing is the girl is back home tonight with her parents. >> the girl was safe. wasn't crying. and the mother was able to get to her quickly. she was found within 20 minutes

after the alert went out. >> thank you, david. extra patrols after an attack on a trail in the east bay, 6:00 p.m. yesterday in livermore. ktvu fox 2 news john sasaki is live at the trail. neighbors say police aren't telling them much? >> reporter: yeah. neighbors haven't heard much but police released new information saying this victim was sexually assaulted. it happened here on the trail, adjacent to l street. >> reporter: exercise, walk the dogs or get away. >> usually peaceful and calm. relaxing. >> reporter: on tuesday, 6:00 p.m., police say a 29-year-old woman was attacked here on the trail. . >> the police woman came last night a the door. we didn't know what happened. >> reporter: what did she say?

>> she said had i seen anything. you know? you know? >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> no. >> reporter: police are saying little about the attack but the victim was treated for injuries she suffered. >> scares me. i live really close to this bridge, like, down the street and, like, my mom said, like, there is a lot of cops. i am like oh, my gosh. >> reporter: investigators won't say what the woman was doing, whether she was walking, running or where it happened but they warn people to be aware of their surroundings, stay out of shroosecluded areas, avoid using head phones -- secluded areas, avoid using head phones and never walk alone. >> during the day but you should never be out after dark. >> reporter: the suspect white,

30atize, 6 feet tall and dirty or scruffy. police stepped up patrols in the area. back to you. >> any word from police about other attacks in the area? >> reporter: in the past three years there have been three other attacks. two on this trail here. oneoon street nearby. -- one on a street nearby. . >> thank you. hundreds of people gathered for a protest tonight in baltimore. the crowd was mostly college and high school students. gathered at pen station and marched to city hall. they are wearing shirts that say black lives matter, protesting the death of freddie gray. freddie gray died after being transported in a police van after he was arrested. the protest started off peacefully but within the last hour police arrested several

protesters. some of the activists did not go quietly, fighting back against officers. in baltimore tonight, community leaders are still asking for answers about what happened to freddie gray. >> reporter: only prosecutors are going to get that for now. the police department will turn over the results of the investigation to prosecutors this week. meanwhile it protest are growing. they are calling for peace and answers on what happened tofreddie gray. this a -- to freddie gray this as they are enforcing another curfew tonight at 10:00 p.m. police presence last evening and 10:00 p.m. curfew kept baltimore quiet. police arrested 35 compared to 200 the night before. you the d.o.j. department of justice is focus -- the department of justice is focusing on baltimore. >> they must stop. they are also counterproductive to the goal. the attorney general loretta

lynch says it is her priority to strengthen the relationships. the national guard is still on the streets. all this in response to rioters who used freddie gray's keith destroy buildings and cars in baltimore. -- death to destroy buildings and cars in baltimore. . >> i think we need a change. >> reporter: tomorrow police will release to prosecutors the details about the first report, it is unclear when they will release the findings to the public. >> that investigation continued. it is imperative that we get to the answers in the case. that is what they have been working on. >> reporter: police say there have been no major incidents today. since monday they arrested 275 people and released 80. back to you. >> we have been seeing altimore strong, are you getting a sense there are people saying don't trash our city, we are not going to stand

for this? >> reporter: that is it. a movement that has been growing since yesterday, since the pictures we saw from monday night from had violence -- from the violence. a response from had community here, a large -- the community here, a large response and the majority of the protests are been peaceful. >> thank you. live in baltimore. a picture you never see. silence at camden yards that see orioles and white sox played behind closed doors. players tried to make the most of it. faking a wave to make believe fans. this is the first time in major league baseball history teams played without fans in the stands. after the game players called it weird. it was moved to the afternoon to comply with cufew. -- curfew.

charges against lumber liquidators. we told you how some lumber liquidators customers complained the flooring contained formaldehyde. much of the flooring comes from china. lumber liquidators says it cost the company $8 million tin the first -- in the 1st quarter. a bill cleared a hurdle today. the new motor voter act registers someone to vote when they go to a dmv office to get a driver's license. it passed the committee today. oregon has a similar law. after it was passed voters increased in that state. thousands of students are faced with a difficult decision after their college closed. corinthian colleges announced it is closing 28 campuses. it impacts 16,000 students. officials say the students will automatically have their

federal student loans forgiven but only if they give up any credits they earned. thedition to close the -- the decision to close comes two weeks after they were fined $30 million for misrepresenting job placement rates. new at 5:00 p.m. hospitals get graded on how they care for patients. ktvu fox 2 news tom vacar gone through the scores. hospitals here did not do too bad? >> reporter: california based consumer watch dog released a hospital report card today funded by an employer's non- profit organization called the leapfrog group. >> reporter: hospitals were rated on 28 criteria involving patient care practices and patient outcomes. the record for california hospitals is abysmal. 40% of the state's hospitals earned c, d or f, but here in

the bay area only 29% had scores of c or lower and did much better than the state over all. no bay area hospitals got an "f." but two got "d." contra costa and chinese hospital were down graded to "des" because they had too many collapsed lungs and too many accidental cuts and tears to patients in surgery. medical airers are the third leading cause of death in america behind heart disease and cancer. as many as 440,000 annual deaths occur in the u.s. due to preventible events in hospitals. so how did your hospital do? go to our website. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you. more than 9 million pounds of beef and checken are being

recalled because of an allergen isn't listed in the ingredients. golden crust patties. the product said contain egg but that is not on the label. you will find the list on our website www.ktvu.com. we hear from the attorney for an 18-year-old accused of stabbing a 9-year-olds to death. >> the new trend among san francisco high school students, one administrators haven't seen in years and what they think is causing it and how a clinch grounded an american airlines plane. >> after the break the warm up is beginning. warmed up today. it will be significantly warmer in the next 48 hours. i will have the specifics.

we continue to follow developments in the case of a 9- year-old stabbed to death in discovery bay. a man accused of killing him made his first court appearance. william schultz appeared before the judge. ktvu's allie rasmus has more. >> reporter: his arraignment was postponed till may 22. he did not enter a plea and he was in court for 5 minutes. during that time he was luced and didn't show much emotion. outside the courtroom his attorney spoke about the issues that will come up in the defense. . >> no question that mental health was the main factor here. >> reporter: william schultz is charged with murder. he is accused of stabbing to death a 9-year-old boy on sunday. his attorney says he has a history of mental health

problems. >> the family tried to get help for their son who was exhibiting systems and signs of mental health. yes, they tried very hard in the weeks and months leading up to this. >> reporter: he had no prior criminal history and his attorney wouldn't go into how often the family tried to get help. he admitted he killed his friend's brother jordan almgren. he said i wanted to see what it would be like to take a life before someone tried to take mine. he said i wish that i hadn't. i think what if that was my brother. i feel bad. i have remorse for what i did but there is a reason for everything that happened. >> i think it was unfortunate the press was allowed to speak with him. >> reporter: he explained his family sent him to the hospital saturday because of concerns about his behavior. a doctor released him. that night he spent the night

at his friend's house and he stabbed to death his friend's brother sunday morning while the child slept. >> it sent shock waves through the community. we learned it is not safe for kids to go to school, it is not to send children to other people's houses and now we are finding out it may not be safe to have people come to our homes. >> his attorney says his family is devastated and that they have already expressed their concerns and condolences. >> thank you. governor jerry brown is ramping up efforts to control green house gases with a 40% reduction from 1990. he issued an executive order. saying california sets a high bar for itself and other states and nations but it is one that must be reached. the governor's goal is similar to that set by the european

union. he plans to talk about it in los angeles next wednesday. opposition is growing against the golden state warriors new san francisco arena. a group mounted an effort to fight the warriors mission bay arena play saying game day traffic could block access to three university hospital. the plan include 200 parking spots. the university group calls that plan flawed. the concern is heavy traffic could block access to hospital emergency rooms. nik wallenda of the flying wallendas family walked along the orlando eye observation wheel without safety gear as it was turning. the wind was blowing 20 miles per hour and the surface was wet. but he says the stunts are like life, if you aren't focused you will fall. . >> i am focused on what i am

doing. being focused is what it is about. if you focus hard enough you can achieve your dreams. >> he was promoting the opening of the orlando eye observation wheel. he has done walks between sky scrapers and the grand canyon. no tight rope for me. i like my feet on the ground. >> going upane ferrous -- up in a ferris wheel, that is nerve- wracking. >> for bill too. >> i hate ferris wheels. . >> 20 miles per hour winds --ticcing it. >> used to walking on the little -- winds -- [ talking at the same time ] used to walking on the little ropes -- [ talking at the same time ] >> yeah. impressive. as far as weather, temperatures today increased. tomorrow they increase further. low 90s. off shore, clearing along the

coast. -- along the coast. a salt haze. evaporating salt water. you get this layer. that is the marine layer. cooler, moister air. you are seeing it in the form of haze. as we look at the radar. there is nothing off shore to indicate rain. here or in the lake tahoe area. fog and low clouds try return tonight. temperatures today similar to yesterday. warmer. slightly warmer. especially inland. and temperatures tomorrow noticeably warmer. you will notice it. tomorrow 90s tomorrow. 13 miles per hour west winds at fairfield. napa 13. 17 miles per hour southwest at novato. winds are doing what they are supposed to do. spring time. you get the wind over the ocean surface. moves the warmer water away. that feed back loop begins.

cool water. warm inland. sea breeze. fog more prevalent. so it goes. highs -- or over night lows, upper 40s, low 50s. warmer day today. thursday and friday, temperatures really increase. thursday and friday temperatures probably in the hot spots into the low 90s. warmer and again maybe not too early but fire danger. 75 san francisco for a high. patchy fog in the morning. san jose wake up sunny. you stay mostly sunny all day. 87 degrees in downtown san jose for a high. what does 87 degrees feel like by the shark tank, feels like 95. much warmer, even though it is 87. what you are feeling is warmer than that. 82 berkeley. 89 concord. highs then for you tomorrow.

90 gilroy. the five-day forecast with no rain in this one. warmer, warm and nice. nice looking forecast. i was just saying -- [ talking at the same time ] >> you are saying it was easy -- >> they grew up walking on a wire, yeah, it is big -- [ talking at the same time ] >> thank you. ahead here an airplane grounded because of a glitch with a ipad and a plan to build another uc campus with a specialized focus. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> coming up, hundreds of bay area norses are set to walk -- nurses are set to walk off the job. the labor dispuce forcing theme the picket -- dispute forcing them to the picket line. . . [ indiscernible ] >> these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

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theme. a home depot hiring event on the peninsula today drew hundreds of candidates. managers from 10 bay area home depot stores interviewed and gave out information today. they have 2,000 part time job openings to fill this bring in the bay area. 80 nationwide. and managers say just because the job starts out part time doesn't mean it will stay that way. >> i myself started part time

with the company 17 years ago so we have opportunities for our associates and benefits and a way where we see people stick with our company for many years. >> home depot says it welcomes all applications but is looking for bilingual candidates and retirees. bill to create a new uc campus passed the committee. he says campuses like berkeley and ucla are over crowded and they turn away too many good students. he wants the school to focus on science, technology and math. it contains $50 million to buy lands and building costs. google launched a tool to help keep hackers out of your e- mail. it will activate when you are a victim. that is when a link directs you to what you believe is a google

log in page. the cool will warn you it is not a google page and will urge you to change your password immediately. american airlines say a ipad glitch was due to a duplicate map. last night the app locked up when it encounters two charts. pilots had to return to the terminal to get their flight plan. till it is fixed they will use another program. more students dropping out. what the san francisco school district is to blame for this alarming new trend. >> how one man says his apple watch doesn't work because of his tattoo. >> and score a victory for youth soccer. what they may move to make room for levi stadium.

there is concern in san francisco tonight about an increase in high school drop outs. the latest figures show the drop out rate in san francisco is now higher than the state average. rob roth is live in the city. you have been talking with the district and students there? >> reporter: right. graduation rates are down, the

drop out rate is up and administrators say perhaps a more stringent actdemic factor is a factor -- academic factor is the factor. >> they don't have enough support from other people. especially african american students. >> reporter: here is a look at the numbers. san francisco's rate increased by 3% last year and 12% is higher than the state average. we asked what is going on. >> we increased the graduation requirements this year. >> reporter: last year students were required to take upper level math and foreign language classes to make them eligible to apply for college. >> we need to look at what are the supports that may be needed to help the students achieve. >> reporter: they say too often

african american and latino students who get in trouble are suspended and thatlead to dropping out. >> what we want to do is give them extra supports when we see them doing nings that aren't -- doing things that aren't right so they could be successful. >> the school district plans to provide more counseling and help for struggling students. >> hopefully we are going to be able to naro this gap -- narrow this gap and help more students by approaching not just from an academic stant poind but what are the social and emotional sports. . >> kids want money instead of graduating. >> reporter: the report shows the drop out rate for african american and latino students is double for white students. the school district says more graduating students were able to apply to college last year.

>> sounds like the two numbers the students who do well are doing better but the students who had a hard time have it worse. >> reporter: that's right. but the idea is to get the students who are falling behind to get them back up to speed. that is where the effort is, at the same time they don't want to lower the standards. >> thank you. a man suspected of groping a girl surrendered to police. he turned himself in last night. officers say they credit the arrest with a overwhelming response on social media and from news outlets. he grouped the girl at a farmers market. he may be responsible for a similar incident at a safeway store earlier this months. three people accused of opening fire on oakland police officers this morning. they have been arrested and the officers weren't hit. ktvu fox 2 news alex savage shows us the man hunt that

followed the shooting. >> reporter: giving commands over a loud speaker oakland police surrounded a home early this morning. the s.w.a.t. team was called out as police search for the people who opened fire on police officers. none of the officers were hit but it was tense time for the department and for the police chief who rushed to the scene. >> this is scary stuff. shows people are not afraid to use guns and it is -- we need it continue to work hard to reduce violence. the shooting happened around 1:30 a.m. this morning near brookdale and 35 avenue. detectives were doing surveillance on a gang member as part of a homicide investigation. one person in a car fired towards officers. >> i think they saw the officer in the area and wondered what

he was doing so they tried to leave but they started shooting. >> the car sped off with officers in pursuit and it crashed a short distance away. two people were arrested right away but a third person bolted from the car and managed to escape. police surrounded the neighborhood and did a yard to yard search capturing the third person they were looking for. a peaceful tend to a dangerous situation. -- end to a dangerous situation. . >> tense moment. the first thing i want to do is get on scene, of course. i am proud of my officers who responded professionally. >> reporter: police questioned the three people taken into custody. and investigators also were able to recover two guns from that neighborhood. possibly the weapons used in the shooting. alex savage, ktvu fox 2 news. the bolts that anchor the bay bridge tower at the center

of a contract dispute involving caltrans. water is still accumulating at the bottom of the bolt. the builder denies responsibility but caltrans says the water accumulation is indeed the fault of the builder. it maintains the contract for the job won't be complete till the builder removes the water. the apple watch may bee loosing luster for people with tattoos. it can't sense it is next to your skin if there is a tattoo. it will lock up because it can't tell you are wearing it and it won't provide notifications. you can turn off wrist detection but that disables apple pay. no response from apple. hours before his flight home a man is caught in the middle of the nepal earthquake. >> i feel lucky to be alive and lucky to come home. >> tonight he describes the

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a brazen smash and grab at retailer in san francisco after

4:00 a.m. this morning. thieves smashed a van through the store in pacific heights. you can see workers removing the broken doors. three people ran inside the store and grabbed bags and clothes. police are hoping surveillance video helps them find the one man and two women. san francisco pub went up in flames today. it is off lumbart street. ktvu's tara moriarty reports, it is a familiar institution to natives and tourists alike. >> reporter: a san francisco main stay up in smoke. >> we thought it was our apartment. i was panicked. fire. >> reporter: after 7:00 a.m. this morning liverpool lil's a restaurant and pub for 40 years was engulfed in smoke and surrounded by firefighters. >> everybody is in shock about it. not good. history going down right now. been here forever. >> reporter: one worker was

inside when the fire broke out. he was able to get out safely as where the people who lived next door and 40 people had to be evacuated from this travel lodge. they are at the entrance to the persidio. >> it was remodeled so it is tricky to find the outbuilding in the back. that is what took so long to seat to the seed of the fire. >> i have been telling them this is an accident waiting to helpen for 40 years. it did. for -- happen for 40 years. it did. >> for years they didn't comply with city codes. >> i have been complaining for years. proof will come out in the pudding when they come out with their inspections. >> reporter: damages are estimated at half a million dollars. locals say it is a tough loss.

>> this place has been here as long as i have beenen san francisco, my whole -- been in san francisco, my whole life. >> reporter: firefighters say the fire appears to have started in the walls behind the kitchen, possibly due to faulty electrical wiring. locals are heartbroken. in san francisco, tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. some of the biggest names in salk coming to the bay area this -- soccer are coming to the bay area this summer. >> these will be the biggest games in the world hosted in the bay area. >> it is part of the international champions cups. the earthquakes and club america july 14 and manchester united and barcelona at levi stadium. last summer berkeley hosted a game. even though it is the pre- season the teams are excited

about the opportunity. >> the players, the staff love coming to america. 6th time in 14 years. the facilities are great. the stadiums are fantastic. levi stadium here. >> the earthquakes are expected to play manchester united bought date hasn't been set. ticket sales start monday. man who survived theneric in nepalifiable -- the earthquake in nepal finally made it home. >> he tells us the one thing he did as soon as he got back. >> a back lash from a beer label. the new logan that is brewing controversy -- slogan that is brewing controversy. >> no 90s over the next couple days. i will dial it up for you back after the break.

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now turning to the earthquake in nepal and the rising death toll. 5200 people declared dead, 100 more in china and india. officials say the number of injured has risen to 10,000. nepal needs half a million tents for all the people forced from their homes. amid the death and destruction a baby boy was found alive. this is a photo from the newspaper katmandu showing his rescue on sunday. he is doing well at a hospital there. we also know the parents

survived as well. a group of friends from san jose survived the earthquake, they were there on earthquake, hours from boarding the plane to head home when the earthquake hit. ktvu's azenith smith is live. i can't imagine how happy they are to be home. >> they are really happy and they just got back yesterday. i have been gathering all week and earlier we told you how two people died in nepal from the south bay. there is also this group of survivors, they experienced california earthquakes before but nothing like this. >> reporter: it was supposed to be a relaxing get away. four friends on a hiking trip. everything they had dreamed up till their last meal when the restaurant began to shake. >> being from california we knew immediately what it was. it was violent and long. i was knocked off my feet and crawled to the doorway. >> reporter: she says worry and

panic erupted. she likened it to the earthquake in 1989 yet this one longer and stronger and the aftershocks wouldn't stop. >> scary. terrifying. >> reporter: she snapped these photos on her cell phone. downed electrical lines. a buildings in ruins. >> we were in the exact locations of some of the places where buildings toppled. people died. we were there. we were there 15 minutes before. >> the people were terrified. sense of fear was massive. >> reporter: he was also on the trip. the one picture he can't get out of his head hundreds of people wanting to escape. >> i feel very lucky to be alive and to have been able to come home. all of us feel that way. >> reporter: both now

appreciative more than ever taking stock of what they left behind. a third world country and thousands of people left helpless on the streets. >> i was fortunate enough to be able to leave katmandu and come back to a very nice life. and people in katmandu aren't as fortunate. >> reporter: the first thing she did when she got home was hug her mother and the first thing that bob did was donated to a chartable cause and he urges everyone to do the same because this country desperately needs help. >> thank you. for all those who want to help we have a list of ways on www.ktvu.com at the top of the page. anheuser-busch is apologizing for a tag line on a bug light bottle. take a look. it says: the perfect beer for moving "no" from your vocabulary for the night. it is part of the up for

whatever campaign. you have probably seen the commercials where someone is plucked from the public and taken out to someone fun. some people say the line goes too far. on social media people are calling it irresponsible and accusing them of condoning date rape. the company's vp said the message clearly missed the mark. we would never condone, disrespectful or irpossible behavior. we ceased production on all bottles. our question of the day, viewers have been weighing in on facebook. she writes it was in bad taste, it is poor advertising and should never have gone to print. the word doesn't need to be removed from vosab hear. she wrote if rape is the first thing you think about maybe you are the problem.

tell us what you think. harmless or irresponsible move? share on facebook. look for that question of the day. bay area weather today warmed up just as our chief meteorologist bill martin said it would. >> tomorrow you will notice much warmer tomorrow. temperatures came up a few degrees. 80s today turned into the low 90s tomorrow. a warmer day. and inland we are talking about hot. 92 degrees. that feels hot for this time of year. radars are spinning in eureka and santa cruz mountains. nothing going on there. [ audio difficulties ] >> that is my telephone. [ laughter ] >> way to rat me out there. i got it. professional. [ laughter ] >> seasoned veteran. yeah. okay. i will get that later. 51 santa rosa tomorrow morning.

50 napa. highs tomorrow warmer as i mentioned. and we look at temperatures that will be in the 80s in the warm spots. the computer model you will see it move through, no fog along the coast. 80s. more 90s than that. the modms are going light -- models are going light. right to the coast, too. a slight off shore flow that will develop and it will heat things up tomorrow, and into friday. today was warmer. thursday and friday warmer still. the forecast, 88 napa. 85 santa rosa. 90 brentwood. highs, warmer than today. air quality good. fog, patchy at the coast. and the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, there is your two warmest days. saturday and sunday trends down. fog is not that dominant at the coast but it will be restabbing itself. -- re-establishing itself. and we will see more cooler

days at the beaches. beaches have been nice out there. [ laughter ] >> check your phone -- [ talking at the same time ] >> i did -- [ talking at the same time ] >> trying to ignore it -- [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> trying to ignore it. check it, tell us who called -- [ talking at the same time ] >> could you hear it on the speaker? [ talking at the same time ] >> busted. thank you. a battle between socker and football -- socker and football. their home isn't guaranteed forever, what could be in store for some bay area children. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> coming up, the stabbing death of a 9-year-old boy is raising new questions about law enforcement and mental health services. >> are they therapists, doctors? no. they are police officers. >> at 6:00 p.m. a bay area father who says police failed to help his

suicidal son and changes for san francisco sheriff's departments following allegations deputies were forcing inmates to fight. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

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he attacked dozens of women in the 1970s and 1980s and used a pillowcase to muffle their screams. he was released to a los angeles neighborhood. neighbors were outraged is plan to attend the hearing hearing and they say he is not probably charging the gps monitor. >> the 49ers are backing off a plan to use a soccer field for parking during games. parents worried their children would have no place to play. ktvu fox 2 news ann rubin is live. the 49ers will look at other options now? >> reporter: normally the fields are the site of competition, not debate. 49er officials believe they could come up with a new plan. >> reporter: officials call it a small victory for youth soccer. for now the 49ers have set aside a proposal to lease their

fields from the city. >> absolutely. message received. >> reporter: parents and kids made their case last week. their fear if the 49ers lease their soccer fields to use for parking the kids would lee left with no -- be left with no place to play. the 49ersare prepared to look for other options. >> we areoping to discussion. we are open to discussion. open discussion with the community, the city counsel, the staff around other possible solutions that may or may not exist. >> officials got together to brain storm. they believe there is a way for the 49ers to make everyone happy. >> the solution is to move the soccer park. find land, work with the city counsel, move the soccer park. >> i need action. not just words. action from the 49ers and the city counsel. when that happens we believe believe again. >> the 49ers haven't ruled anything out. >> i think the next step if we

move it, where. >> reporter: in addition to the cost of developing new fields officials will expect fair market value for the existing fields. >> i am hoping proposals include realistic proposals and not one that takes the park away from the children. >> reporter: they plan to hold a special study session but expect to hear more from the 49ers. >> if they are going to come to the table they have to come with something meaningful. >> reporter: the initial proposal offered $15 million for a 39 year lease plus $3 million to upgrade school fields. a meeting to discuss how to proceed is scheduled for may 19. in santa clara, ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. the ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 p.m. starts now. woman attacked and sexually assaulted on a popular bay area trail, we are learning this is

not the first attack in the area. good evening everyone. i am mike mibach. >> i am julie haener. police are searching for a man tonight accused of attacking a woman last night. today police added extra patrols along the trail. that is where they found the 29- year-old victim who was sexually assaulted. ktvu's john sasaki is live where he learned about three other sexual assault cases on the same trail. john? >> reporter: that is right. this place may now be known as the place where women are getted sexually assaulted and including -- getting sexually assaulted and including yesterday it happened four times in three years. >> reporter: peace and serenity but residents are concerned about using it. >> i walk on the streets but not the path. i heard there was an attack before. >> reporter: on tuesday, 6:00 p.m., police say a 29-year-old

woman was sexually assaulted here. the victim is being treated for her injuries. >> the police woman came to the door last night and we didn't know what happened. >> reporter: what did she say? >> she said had i seen anything. you know? you know? >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> no. >> reporter: there have been three attacks in three years. >> scares me. i live really close to this bridge. down the street from it. my mom just, like, came home and said, like, there is a lot of cops around the bridge. i am, like, somebody must have been attacked. >> reporter: investigators won't say what the woman was doing here. walking, running or where it happened but they warn people to be aware of their surroundings, stay out of seclude areas, avoid using head phones and never come alone. >> know what is going on.