the search. ktvu's debora villalon will s on the scene and -- is on the scene right now. new developments now in an attempted abduction in campbell. police released this video today. the driver of the car tried to grab a young girl who was walking her dog. they say they hope this will lead to an arrest. ktvu's cristina rendon is live with the video and what the girl told police the kidnapper said to her. >> reporter: police are telling us the suspect lingered in the neighborhood for several minutes before he approached her and investigators talked to neighbors. this is one of the videos taken saturday morning. shows the suspect making a u- turn, driving a silver or beige 1998-2002 honda accord.

the suspect went to an intersection and made the u- turn to go to the girl and then the suspect waits for a minute before driving down the street to approach her. the girl told police the suspect claimed he was lost and needed directions. he is accused of trying to force her into his car but she fought back. police are hoping this video will spark leads. >> we are getting tips, people who think they might know what the voke looks like -- vehicle looks like, where it is. and the suspect. >> reporter: police are looking into several locations of possible sightings. the suspect is asian or latino in his mid-30s and 5'7" with a medium build. mese say they haven't had any other reports of a man trying to assault other children. police are asking kids and adults to be aware of their surroundings and if you have information on the case call

police. >> hoping people take a look at the video. thank you. new at 6:00 p.m. the fbi is offering a $10,000 reward for information on an armed bank robber believed to have targeted 7 banks over six weeks. police say the man held up six banks in san francisco since march 30 and they believe he is the same man that robbed a chase bank in antioch. investigators say he showed a knife in two of the robberies. he had a gun in two others. the president announced today police agencies will no longer be able to get certain types of equipment from the military. the list includes grenade launchers, bayonets, tracked armored vehicles, weaponized aircraft and vehicles, firearms and ammunition of .50-caliber or higher. several bay area police departments used the program. ktvu's claudine wong tells us they don't think the changes

will have an impact. >> mind resistance platform vehicle. >> reporter: this is south san francisco. now it is considered a -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: why do you need this? >> it is critical piece of equipment. we use to keep officers safe as well as citizens. used involving firearms, homicide suspect, armed robbery suspect. >> [ inaudible question ] >> we would have looked at acquiring -- paying for a similar type vehicle. >> reporter: they got it for free from the military. >> this cost $750,000. $20,000 of -- [ indiscernible ] >> we were able to get it up and running. >> the president says the program will get stricter.

it is about improving police and community relations but it renewed the debate on whether military equipment should find a home in police agencies. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> in today's society with the amount of weapons that we are faced with on a daily basis it is important that we keep our officers and the citizens safe in order to do that we need a vehicle such as this. >> reporter: do you think the changes will have an impact on the program? >> based on the way i understand it, those decisions would not have impacted our ability -- [ talking at the same time ] >> reporter: not the weapons that you used? >> correct. >> reporter: do you think the program is good? >> absolutely. >> changes are bad? >> no. i don't have any comment on that. >> reporter: claudine wong, ktvu fox 2 news. >> you can go to www.ktvu.com for a map that shows different bay area agencies and what type of equipment they own, equipments like weapons and

armored vehicles. click on a city and a list will come up. the state assembly passed a bill on sexual assaults and college students. it would allow community colleges to expel students for assaulting classmates off campus. it is needed because some colleges don't believe they can penalize students for off campus sexual assaults. the bill moves to the senate. nfl team owners are gathered in san francisco for spring league meetings. one issue, team and stadium moves. ktvu's noelle walker is live outside the hotel where team owners are meeting. there has been speculation about whether raiders owner will move the team. >> reporter: the raiders moved before and some say they could do it again. i asked the owner where he wants the team to play. >> reporter: what will it take to get you to stay here? [ talking at the same time ] >> we need a new stadium.

a home. >> reporter: he gathered with nfl team owners for spring league meetings. >> we want to stay in oakland. >> that is it. >> that is it. >> reporter: are you going to stay in oakland? >> i can't answer that question. we are trying to do. working hard with the city and the county. >> a plan on the current coliseum site would have two stadium stadiums. do you want to -- stadiums. do you want to move? >> i want to stay here. it is hard to tell where the raiders will pop up. >> hail mary, that is what we need. [ indiscernible ]

>> reporter: he says he is hopeful the raiders will stay. >> the fact the team looks like it is turning a corner on the field will -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: if the raiders could get success on the field they could have a better shot at getting support for a new field. >> reporter: the time owners are meeting here through wednesday this week. there are no votes planned, it is just a chance for the owners to get a look at where things are going. >> noelle walker, thank you. the nation's first domestic violence awareness license plate was unveiled today in sacramento. the plate bears the phrase no more and aims at increasing awareness of domestic violence and sexual assault. she spoke today about being survivor. >> i am a sewerviver of sexual assault -- survivor of sexual assault. and i am also an advocate

fighting the issue of sexualized violence. >> organizers say the no more license plate program needs to receive 7500 orders to begin production. and they hope to raise $375000 from the first batch of license plates. we are seeing the technology used on san francisco doyle drive project when the city began working on replacing the doyle drive approach they used software to see what it would look like. the video game like system was made by auto desk. >> look and understand and visualize the environment before it is built. >> you are in the project as it will look once it is completed. >> it is expected big projects in the future like the doyle drive will use this technology and download the new ktvu news app for the latest on traffic

condition. a new paint job at senior apartment complex is making the people there sad. >> santa cruz makes you feel depressed -- just makes you feel depressed. >> what officials have to say. >> and lightning strikes a home in northern california. we will give you a look at all the damage. >> and highs today in the upper 50s. low 60s. cool out there. and a shot for drizzle. how long it will last.

new developments now on a story we brought you at 5:00 p.m. a power outage in san francisco. pg&e says a balloon hit power

lines there. 9,000 customers lost power. 6100 of them now have electricity back on. you remember earlier this month a balloon caused power problems on b.a.r.t. that brought the commute to a crawl. closing arguments started today in the trial of a man accused of killing his girlfriend. prosecutors said there is evidence he strangled coke in 2013. during the trial he took the stand denying he was the killer. prosecutors say he was angry because she reported a parole violation. new at 6:00 p.m. a problem with the paint at a senior apartment complex. the people who live there say it doesn't look like home. looks like a prison now. or cemetery. seniors claim it is making them depressed. ktvu'ss a nothing s -- azenith

smith found out they filed a petition. >> reporter: a major face lift. a $500,000 renovation that includes new paint yet it is making some seniors live there feel -- seniors who live there blue. . [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: fighting the new environment. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: she moved her christmas tree outside to add color. residents signed a petition against the paint. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: she says the elderly see things differently. >> you lose your abilities and when you see darkness all the time it makes you feel depressed. >> reporter: spin parts you can -- in some parts you can see the darker color schemes. some say the colors are in and

trending. >> we were disappointed and surprised. >> reporter: the housing corporation says it had a meeting prior where the seniors could choose. one senior made cards celebrating the colors. >> no matter what colors we chose we are not going to make everybody happy. >> reporter: they lightened the walls in the patio areas asking the seniors to give it a chance. she hoping home depot or any company will come to the rescue and donate new paint. azenith smith, ktvu fox 2 news. you may soon have to be 21 years told to buy tobacco projects in santa clara county. he held a news conference today and spoke about legislation tee plans to introduce tomorrow. if it would raise the age limit to 21, tobacco companies are catering to the teen market. he says teens can become addicted and he is concerned

about theiment pact on young -- the impact on young brains. >> 25, 30, doesn't have much of an impact but 13, 14, 15, it has an effect. >> the legislation would apply to santa clara county but lawmakers in other counties expressed interest in similar members. board members will vote on this proposal june 9. now a the weather. a homeowner in clear lake cleaned up after lightning hit his home. the fire protection district said the house was hit before 6:00 p.m. last night in clear lake park. you can see the hole in the roof. the power of the storm tossed around the contents of the room and blew out windsose. no one was -- windows. no one was hurt. $15,000 worth of damage was done to the house. >> can you imagine that? boom. >> the sound of that.

>> a lot of damage. bill now to find out what is happening with our weather. >> cold and unsettled. spawned the thunderstorm. i am wondering if that was a lightning hit -- if that was a lightning hit. looked like wind damage -- [ indiscernible ] >> that pattern continues to linger. the patter that brought the thunderstorms. showers in lake tahoe. northeast california. sunsetled weather pattern will stick with us through the -- unsettled weather pattern will stick with us through the week. now, fog and low clouds. fog sticking out here at the beach. lower clouds moving in. this is the rotation. tells you everything. as long as it does that the inversion can't form and you get unsettled weather. thunderstorms and showers. we are seeing those in the

northeast portion of the state. right? you can see stuff popping up there. watch this. right -- right -- right there. clear lake area this afternoon, more heavy showers. for us, we are far enough out that we are just getting gloom. the up shot is -- hay fever sufferers get a break. also the fire danger. next story will be fire season. it is fire season. this pattern mitigates that at this point. the forecast for winds tomorrow like today. windy. winds big time at sfo. cool pattern continues because of that low. this low continues. the same results. temperatures in the 50s. around the coast. low 60s inland. you have to look hard to find 70s. really do. the rotation. you know it is there.

still there. tuesday night. still there. that is wednesday. stays the same. wednesday night, thursday. friday too. with that kind of pattern, these numbers emerge. 62 vallejo. 68 livermore. 67 morgan hill. maybe 70 or 69 gilroy. the five-day forecast, there it is. that is the spin. right? unsettled. unsettled. unsettled. friday it changes. spins the other way. high pressure. saturday and sunday, the weekend,worth will get nice. -- weather will get nice. a drag -- love to get outside, barbecue, saturday and sunday -- [ talking at the same time ] >> been so gray. strange. >> it is. >> thank you. one of the best players on the 49ers says she retiring from the nfl. and the warriors preparing for

game one of the western conference finals against the houston rockets. mark is up next with sports. >> now to the news room, gasia mikaelian with a look at what we are working on for ktvu fox 2 news at 7:00 p.m. >> coming up at 7:00 p.m. 9 people are dead after a shoot out between rival motorcycle gangs. why there is now concern for the safety of law enforcement officers in the area. >> also kanye west keeps the censors busy as we wraps up the billboard music awards. >> we are working on these stories and more coming up tonight at 7:00 p.m. on tv 36.

fans of extreme sports are mourning the death of two

athletes that died saturday. they jumped off a cliff while in wing suits near the valley floor at yosemite national park at dusk. their bodies were recovered yesterday. he was known for his stunts. the jump that killed them was illegal but many stilt respect their brave -- still respect their bravery. >> be human being about it and express our sympathy and condolences. >> this is earlier video of him jumping with his dog. his dog was not with him on the jump where he died. investigators believed the two jumpers were air born for 15 seconds and they say their parachutes were never deployed. in honor of memorial day next week a pilot was remembering a fallen comrade today in san francisco. that is where he is buried. he says they flew a lot of

missions together during the vietnam war. after he came home he continued and was shot down. his body was found years later in 1990. >> because we see combat and some of us haven't come back memorial day an important day for us -- is an important day for us. he was joined by another vietnam veteran who knew the pilot. new learning center aims to expand opportunities for youngsters in science and technology. students had a chance to explore. officials say it would prepare students to participate in the economy of the future by exposing them to computer programming, robotics and design. it is a partnership involving facebook, stanford university and the education foundation. mark is here now with more

on the 49er who is retiring. >> seems like the off season has been about take aways for the 49ers. not a lot of pluses. today it was talked about there they are losing one of the best defensive lineman. justin smith announced he will retire. 35 years old. which is ancient for a nfl player. played 14 years of good football in the nfl. a 5 time probowler. and great work ethic and great teacher. will be missed for a lot of different reason. the big story, of course, the golden state warriors. they will be taking on houston. they found that out yesterday afternoon. rockets beat the clippers and i am sure the warriors haven't forgotten words by the star of the rockets james harden. have a look.

[ indiscernible ] >> thant that good -- they ain't that good. >> i am sure that was maybe on the warriors bulletin board today. they prepare for the rockets. a team they beat four times during the regular season. tomorrow 6:00 p.m. game one of the western conference final and as you know the regular season, the fact they were undefeated against the rockets means nothing come post season. >> there will be no lackadaisical effort, no casualness about our effort because we want something special to happen for us and we can hopefully control that by how we play. [ indiscernible ] >> we know if we play our game it is tough for anybody to beat us. >> should be a big time series.

tomorrow. ulsealso of note, tod mcclellan will be the new coach of the oilers. if you know anything about him, you knew it wouldn't take him long to get a job. great coach. >> how do you think the warriors match-up against houston? >> you know, it would take me 10 minutes to review that but i think because they have a lot of confidence going in, the warriors are a run and gun team, the warriors do it better. they have more talent than the rockets. they will be able to contain dwight howard with their own big guy. bogut will be able to handle him. i think it is favorable. i am picking the warriors in 5. i know that is what you were trying to get out of me -- [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> better match-up than the

clippers? >> i like it better. >> thank you. coming up tonight, a prison with a billion dollars view. the debate over the future and whether california should explore selling the property. that story and much more coming up tonight 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. we will see you later.

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