good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. san francisco's mission district has become a battleground for affordable housing and balancing the growth of the tech industry with the needs of low-income residents. brian flores is live in the city where supervisors are taking sides over a proposed moratorium on some new and much- needed housing. good morning, brian. >> reporter: hi, good afternoon, tori. it certainly has divided the city. one supervisor wants to put a

stop on future housing. another says, that's not a good idea. many who live in the mission district say they are being forced out of their homes because they say they can't afford to live there anymore. they say the reason has to do with the technology boom going on in the silicon valley and parts of san francisco. we were at a rally inside san francisco city hall where many residents voiced their frustration calling on the mayor to take action. supervisor david campos and the protesters are calling a moratorium and also a one-year halt on evictions. for many who live there, they say this top sick very emotional. >> i'm in deal little city. i can't afford san francisco where i was born and raised. it's heartbreaking. you can't be where all of your memories and feelings and love. it's difficult. >> reporter: but is putting a stop to adding more market rate housing the answer?

it's being led by mike farrell and scotten wiener. they -- scott wiener. they are calling an economist to do this report in a month and come back to the supervisors so they can put it to a vote. but this has divided the city in terms of the supervisors on the topic. we were hoping to hear from supervisor farrell. we hope to hear his sound coming up on the news at 5:00 and 6:00 tonight. back to you. >> thank you. fremont police are investigating a deadly crash involving a bicyclist and big rig. it happened at 8:30 on the south fremont boulevard overpass above 880. the female bicyclist died at the scene. police closed down one of the southbound lanes on the bridge while they investigated. the truck driver remained at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. there's no word yet on what caused the accident or who was

at fault. in vacaville, an elementary school student was slightly hurt when engine coolant sprayed inside the bus. the city spokesman says the vacaville united district bus was carrying special needs students to school. the bus was on peabody road when a heater hose broke. hot liquid sprayed one student who was in the back of the bus near the engine. that student's injuries are described as very minor but the child was taken to the hospital as a precaution. the other children were picked up by another bus and taken to school. two mississippi police officers are dead after being shot during a traffic stop this weekend. now four people are facing criminal charges in connection to the crime. but as kelly wright reports, there's still many unanswered questions about the suspects and their motivation. >> two felonies were committed. we need to grieve with the officers.

>> reporter: people in mississippi are mourning the loss of two police officers who were gunned down over the weekend. the killings happened late saturday night in hattiesburg. police say 34-year-old officer benjamin deen pulled over a vehicle for speeding and then called for backup. when fellow officer, 25-year- old, liquori tate arrived, they went up to the car. that's when someone from inside began shooting killing both men. >> for someone to just gun down a policeman without having any meaning to it, it needs to stopped. >> reporter: marvin banks and joni cal lowway are -- callowway are charged with capital murder. a third man, curtis banks has been charged with accessory and another man is nas -- is facing charges of obstruction of justice. >> we know they were felons.

so i think that's all we have. >> reporter: as the investigation continues, the mayor is asking this small community to pull together. >> you can't have these kinds of events happening in the community and you solve them in a matter of hours. i think what we need to do is celebrates the lives of these two individuals. >> reporter: all four suspects make their first court appearances on monday. a memorial service for the officers is planned on monday as well. a search is underway in the north bay for a man suspected of stabbing another man to death outside his santa rosa home. police responded to a report of a fight just after 3:00 a.m. outside of the house on redtail street and found the victim on the ground. he was pleading from one stab wound. paramedics rushed the man to the hospital but he died before they got there. one person was detained. otherses are being inter-- oh,

are being interviewed -- others are being interviewed. traffic is flowing across the bridge once again. the bridge reopened around 4:00 a.m. this morning, about an hour ahead of schedule. caltrans closed the span on friday night and crews were burcy all -- busy all weekend repaving a one-mile section of the bridge. the road bed was removed and a new poliestert con-- polyester concrete mix was put down. the biggest i paget was the -- impact was the bay bridge where the toll plaza was packed with cars well into sunday night. it was a frustrating driver for many drivers and they will have to deal with the same issues against in a couple of weeks when they close the bridge during memorial day weekend to continue this project. it was eatier for some -- easier for some caltrain riders to find a seat during this morning's commute as longer trains hit the streets force

the first time. caltrains -- streebts -- streets for the first time. caltrains rolled out the trains for the first time today. a dozen six-car trains will be running during peak times. caltrain has seen four straight years of ridership increases. it 16 used cars from the metrolink system. riders say the additional cars are desperately needed. >> it's welcomed. we've been waiting for extra cars. some of these morning lines that go southbound are really full. i see a lot of people on 22nd, denied passage on their bikes. >> four of those cars were put into service today, the others need more repair work and will be rolled out within the next year. it turns out these longer trains present a problem because certain platforms are

not designed to accommodate those, meaning the passengers have to walk to the neighboring car to get off. caltrain will be working to upgrade the station. the golden state warriors tip off in a few hours in memphis. in a pivotal game 4. they trail 1-2 in the best of seven series. we're live in memphis. we just heard from warriors' center david lee. >> reporter: it's not technically a must-win game 4 but it's pretty darned important. they've had a couple of days to figure things out, make some adjustments. the most obviously will be the reinsertion of david lee into the rotation. lee and his teammates worked out about a half-hour ago. his usage tonight, largely a function of the calf injury to spates. lee has not played much this postseason but hee is a -- but he's a former all-star with plenty of experience. >> my mindset doesn't change.

i'm ready to go. i want to give a positive influence on the floor and play my game. we'll see what kind of minutes i get. the most important team is a victory. >> reporter: as for other tweaks, steve kerr kept that to himself. this team won 72 games playing a distinct style of basketball. you can't change all of that now out of panic. scott reese, ktvu channel 2 news. the government goes to battle with isis online. the campaign the military is waging to try to prevent the terror work from recruiting here in the u.s. clouds and rain in the forecast. rosemary is up next with a breakdown of the bay area weather. and an emergency landing at l.a.x. the problem the pilot noticed that prompted it.

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plane pulled up. there are no reports of injuries. skywest the cause of the failure is under investigation. an oakland business owner whose property was damaged in the mayday protests is fighting back with a paintbrush. eric owns an auto repair shop on prodway -- on broadway. he's painting over the damaged property. he's referring to the city's mayor and chief of police. the hyundai dealership nearby was also targeted. dozens of cars had their windshields smashed in. he says the new mayor promised they would help with merchants since the police fell short. >> i would think that's a low- interest loan on my tax money. so they are gonna charge me interest on money i paid? i don't know.

that's ridiculous. >> he says owners should not have to pay for something they don't believe they are responsible for. we reached out for the mayor's office for comment. he says he and another business owner plan to repaint thed withs with a new message later today. it was a cattle call of sorts in south carolina this weekend at republican presidential hopefuls stumped for votes and financial backers. the crowded feeled looked to outdo each other, while all making the case that president obama is a failed leader. >> reporter: at the citizens united freedom summit in something, is gop candidates championed lower taxes and smaller government while talking tough on terrorism. >> you have a president who drew a line dash in the sand and loy -- who drew a line in the sand and allowed people to cross it. >> reporter: jeb bush said he would have made the same decision as his brother, president bush, about iraq. >> i would have.

so would have hillary clinton just to remind everybody and so would have everybody confronted with the intelligence they got. >> reporter: clinton who volted in favor of authority -- who voted in favor of authorizing use of force -- >> hillary clinton has taken seven on the record questions since april 12th. i have actually answered over 200 on the record questions since monday of this week. >> reporter: clinton has been mired in controversy over allegations her family and its foundation accepted money in exchange for favors. she's agreed to testify before the house to answer questions about benghazi and the use of a private e-mail and server all while secretary of state. hillary clinton's only challenger bernie sanders has vowed not to accept any money saying there's already too much money in politics. in washington, joel waldman,

fox news. the u.s. says it is using all available tools to fight state terrorists, including social media. they say recruiting videos made by isis and released online are becoming increasingly sophisticated with better production value. officials say they are concerned the videos will become more effective in reaching potential recruits here in. >> very definitely in a new phase in the global terrorist threat, where the so-called lone wolf could strike at any moment. >> they can be activated by the internet and really terrorism has gob -- gone scrirl. >> the u.s. state department is using social media as well trying to discourage people from joining isis. it's posted at least 16 videos in a campaign called think again, turn away. one of those videos has been seen at least 850,000 times. government prosecutors and

defense lawyers in the trial of dzhokhar tsarnaev have rested their cases. his lawyers ended their bid to save him from execution after calling death penalty opponent, an expert, to testify. she said she spoke to him and he has expressed genuine sorry. the jury could get the case and begin to weigh the decision on his fate as early as wednesday. starbucks has announced it will stop producing bottle the water in california due to the drought. this always after the camp pendleton was using the water spry for the -- this comes after the company was using the water supply for their bottled water. there are currently 108 licensed bottle water plants in california. >> no water bottling company should be taking water out of

our you a qatars at this time -- aquifers. we're in a a -- we're in the middle of a drought. >> starbucks isn't the only company for getting attention for bottling water. nestle as well. we're seeing cooler weather, maybe a little rain this week. rosemary? >> we are we're looking at -- we're looking at wednesday the pattern starting to change. by thursday, we'll talk about that. and let's take a live look at the city of san francisco. a little bit of haze in the sky. we have good air quality. that's more a humidity that we're seeing out there. weers we have low clouds and fog up against the coastline. pacifica, half moon bay in the bay. we're partly cloudy. the clouds are thinning out.

i think we'll remain partly cloudy to mostly cloudy at the coast for the rest of us, sunshine. we do have a weak system that's moving over the north of us. the tail end just moving through california. this is going to continue to move east but what a has done for us -- what it has done is bring us the cool weather, breezy at times, even windy in san francisco along the coastline perhaps inside the bay. there is a second system and that's the one that may actually bring us some rain. i will push you through a few days ahead as we get into monday and tuesday. pretty much dry weather. partly cloudy skies. temperatures on the cool side. you can see tuesday afternoon going to be mostly sunny. it's wednesday when this next system drops out of the gulf of alaska and moves closer to california. we're into wednesday afternoon. notice we have showers over the north half of california. we have a few sprinkles popping up over the bay area. we're gonna leave in a slight chance for wednesday. it looks like thursday will be the best bet that we'll pick up rain and the models are

becoming juicier. a little bit more widespread pass we move through thursday morning we're looking at rain/snow for the sierra. this is when we'll see the wet weather. between now and then, we'll have the partly cloudy skies. the cool temperatures along the coast and around the bay. very mild for the inland cities, the extended forecast showing you for the chance coming into thursday and maybe lasting into friday. in livermore, 65 degrees. 63 in napa. mid-50s in san francisco. 55 at high school. we do have the cloud cover. we have those numbers trailing behind. 69 degrees in nova foe for the afternoon -- novato for the afternoon. low 60s along the east bayshore line. 7s or -- 70s for the cooler locations. 67 redwood city. 60 in san francisco with the sea breeze blowing in the afternoon. the extended forecast there. temperatures continue to cool as we get into tuesday, wednesday, really cool down on thursday with a possibility of

some wet weather coming our way. we're drying out, warming back up in time for the weekend. >> hard to believe it's the middle of may. >> i know. >> flying by. >> thank you. >> you are welcome. an uninvited guest sneaks on board a boat and takes a nap. >> you have to go. you have to go. >> the effort is took a sailor to get this sea lion back in the water.

u.s. stocks drifting mostly lower in afternoon trading as falling oil prices pulled down stocks. right now, taking a live look at the big board, the dow is down 60. the nasdaq is down just a fraction and the s&p is down 6. next season will be the last for american idol. fox made it official by sending out this tweet this morning say it will begin the 15th and final season in january of 2016. the current judges will stay on board, along with ryan seacrest. fox says former judges and contestants are expected to drop in which could include simon cowell known for his brutally honest critiques. the showed premiered in 2002. it's launched a number of pop stars including kelly clarkson, the first season winner, as well as jennifer hudson and carrie underwood. the two-night finale begins

tomorrow night right here on fox 2. a baby sea lion snreeks onto -- sneaks onto a boat and takes a nap. here's more. >> you have to go. >> reporter: a playful but unwanted house guest getting shooed up the steps and out of what he thought was going to be his crash pad for the night. >> go. go i woke up and i heard snoring and sneezing. >> reporter: not exactly what michael duffy expected to see around 2:30 this morning. sitting here, just feet from duffy's bed, this little guy -- >> curled up like a dog right on the bunk. it's clear he wasn't gonna do me any harm. i didn't want him there. at this point, i said i should film this with my phone because if i don't, no one is gonna believe me. go. go. >> reporter: no disputing it

now. this sea lion hopped on board the boat sometime during the night. >> you have to go, buddy. he kept looking back. every couple feet he would waddle a little bit and turn around. he didn't want to leave. go. i said go like 19 times. i couldn't think of anything more appropriate to say. come on, boy. [laughter] >> reporter: with a few more encouraging words -- >> good job. good job. >> reporter: -- he persuades the reluctant wrasse sea lion -- sea lion to make his way off the boat. but he can't help but laugh along the way. [laughter] >> go, go. >> reporter: he takes his time saying goodbye before eventually he leaves, we can only guess, in search of a new skipper.

tonight at 5:00, we told you how an oakland auto repair shop owner has painted a large sign protesting damage in response to the protesters. tonight we're following up with city leaders about how they plan to help businesses damaged by the protests in early may. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. have a great day.

- [voiceover] on this episode of xploration outer space, thousands of satellites orbit the earth everyday helping us in ways we may not even be aware of, but how are they made, where do they live in space, and how do they avoid crashing into each other? plus, we're getting dressed up to tour two facilities that are preparing to send satellites into outer space. "the bird's eye view of satellites," next, on xploration outer space. - welcome to xploration outer space. i'm emily calandrelli. in 1957, the space age began when the soviet union launched the first manmade object into space, a satellite called sputnik one. back then, we learned about the density of the upper layers