repairing shoes. he remembers when reporters came in to ask about the missing woman. >> two, three gentlemen came. >> ktvu covered her disappearance when it happened. this is video. you can see him on the set reporting on the information leased by investigators. now investigators confirm remains found in 2010 belonged to elisabeth martinsson. it took several years to identify them. >> several remains for various places on the body. and also teeth. >> henry coleman was a person of interest. investigators are now looking for him. [ indiscernible ] >> her vehicle was located in oklahoma and henry coleman was in possession of the vehicle at the time. >> he hopes the family can now find peace.

>> they will be relieved they found their loved one. it will be devastating for a parent. >> reporter: they have been trying to locate henry coleman for six months and they are not sure if he is still alive. investigators say the family is relieved the remains have been found. allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. back to the issue of homelessness in the south bay. $520million a year. how much santa clara county spends on services for the homeless. and that is more money than it would cost to pay for permanent housing. ktvu's ann rubin with more on what the study found and how officials are responding. >> reporter: the study looked at 104,000 homeless people over six years and while it found it is expensive to house them it is more expensive not to. >> reporter: these keys to her

apartment are a source of pride for her. she spent three years homeless. >> there was nobody to tell me where to go. i slept outside and i got sick. >> reporter: she blames the system that doesn't work. over the last six years santa clara county spent $3 billion on services. 520million a year. it has the fifth highest rate of homelessness in the nation. >> we are getting terrible outcomes and we are spending $500 million a year. >> reporter: for the 2800 homeless the county spent $83,000 a year per person on healthcare, social services and the justice system. if they put them enhousing -- in housing they save 70% of the cost. >> there are solutions that works better. >> there is nothing left to

debate. >> reporter: officials say there sapush to build more housing between santa clara county and san jose. there are new units slated to break ground next year. >> our goal is is to take had money deployed -- the money deployed, & redirect -- and redirect it to housing. >> reporter: she wishes they reached this conclusion sooner. >> if you can pump millions of dollars into putting a bandaid on the issue whys the taken this long -- why has it taken this long? >> the study is the largest of its kind. the county hopes it will help with how resources are allocated. >> thank you.

ann rubin reporting live tonight. thank you. ktvu has obtained a 911 call in the ray mcdonald domestic violence and child endangerment incident. he was arrested yesterday. the recording is from the mother of the woman who was making the complaint. the owner is trying trying to reach police but having trouble getting through because her call on her cell phone went to the chp. >> is anybody doing anything -- [ indiscernible ] >> last august ray mcdonald was accused of hitting his fiance but the district attorney declined to file charges because there wasn't enough evidence or cooperation from the accuser. police commander was arrested on suspicion of dui over the memorial day weekend. he was off duty when he was

arrested by officers sunday night. he is a 26 year veteran. and was promoted to commander in 2013. he is on administrative leave. police are asking for help in identifying burglars caught on surveillance video. they broke into the home two weeks ago at 3:35 p.m. they forced their way in and took electronic devices and jewelry. they are african american, 18- 25-years-old. at times in the video you can see their faces clearly. one was dressed in gray, the other in blue. they had a blue duffel bag. . in san jose police are searching for a robber tonight who attacked a 64-year-old man. ktvu's azenith smith found out it is the latest robbery in the

same area. >> my friend not doing well. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: he says he feels awful for his friend who was coming to visit. police say at 11:00 p.m. last night that friend a 64- year-old man was walking when he was approached by a group of men and jumped. >> doesn't know what happened. someone attack him for no reason. >> the victim fell backwards. and was continuous assaulted. physically assaulted by the suspect. the suspect stopped, took the victim's bicycle that he had with him and fled the area. >> reporter: please fount the bike near the school this morning police have yet to find the attack. >> no rhyme or reason. >> reporter: the second reported robbery in the neighborhood in the last three days. 10 reported in the east san

jose area. earlier this month a robbery was caught on camera. the suspects were arrested. city wide there is an increase in robberies. averaging 100 a month. with 900 officers patrolling the city that tops 1 million residents. catching one suspect can end a string of robberies. he hopes whoever attacked his friend is caught. >> awful. i live here many, many years. >> reporter: azenith smith, ktvu fox 2 news. a decision is expected tonight from the city counsel on the sale of a mobile home park. 400 people live in the mobile home park and they say the owner isn't paying them enough to relocate in the bay area -- in the bay area. the city counsel will hear about options. counsel members may decide approve the findings as they stand and vote to close the

park. amending ballot initiatives in response to a anti-gay proposal. the measure advocates the killing of gays and lesbians. they voted to increase filing fees to $8,000 and to allow the attorney general to include disclaimers that propose measures that are unconstitutional. california attorney general kamala harris asked a court to reject the measure. a bill moved through the senate. employers would have to demonstrate that pay differences between male and female works are based on reasonable jobcursions and it would protect employees. the board of supervisesers praising the supreme court's decision not to take a case challenging a drug disposal ordinance. it requires drug companies to

pay for property drug disposal. the measure aims to prevent uncused medication from falling into the hands of those who might abuse it. . >> it is the first in the country to require drug manufacturers to be responsible for disposal costs of unused medicines. girl seen struggling and screaming by a toll taker at the bay bridge, the search for the child and she may be in danger. >> a way to speed up the muni rail communities will have to -- commutes will have to wait. >> and the warm up around here, more sunshine in the forecast. warmer day time highs. how warm they could get. >> a look at the tuesday

evening commutes. slow going along hospital curve. the lanes on the left are heading towards the bay bridge. you can see it is moving slow. >> and a look at interstate 880 in oakland. traffic is moving fine tonight. tomorrow night we will have a baseball game and a basketball game going on. a's take on the tigers 12:30 p.m. and tip-off for the warriors game 5 is 6:00 p.m. tomorrow night at oracle arena. at subway, a great meal starts with a great sandwich on the new "simple 6 menu." with six of our best six-inch subs, like the tender turkey breast plus any bag of chips and

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new at 6:00 p.m. a search continues for a girl spotted inside a car and in distress. california highway patrol released images on saturday.

a man, woman and girl were inside a chevy blazer. the girl is estimated to be between 9-12-year-old and was scene struggle and screaming. they are described as african american, the man is in his 60s. the woman in her 40s. police say the car has no license plate, fog flight lights and two bumper stickers. if you have information contact the chp. the idea was to get commuters and trains off faster but tonight money says double stopping is on hold two days after it began. ktvu's tom vacar with the problem that is holding up the project. >> reporter: on muni's three busiest stations the platforms can handle two trains at a time. last week muni announced to alleviate congestion it would allow two trains to load and unload at the same time, double

stopping. >> dust dust required us -- double stopping required us to reprogram the software. >> reporter: the launch of double stopping followed testing. >> they have been testing it for one year. most of the testing occurred over night. sunday when double stopping launched it worked throughout had day. >> reporter: while the trains had no trouble at all, the problem was the signs and the audio system weren't catching up and that has to be repaired for many reasons. >> we deal with people with disabilities, a number of tourists, and people who are unfamiliar with the muni system. >> that bug is a problem. >> that bug does not send the appropriate message out for the signs and the audible messages and because they work hand and hand it was prudent to postpone

double stopping. >> reporter: when we asked why it worked sunday, they said they don't know but engineers are working on the problem and when it is debugged double stopping will go into effect at the three stations and perhaps others. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. law makers are taking opbill to increase funding for california state universities and the university of california system. it would provide $57 million to hire more teachers as well as counselors. the goal is to help students graduate in four years because right now it takes 6 or 7 years to get a four year degree. >> if they go two extra years they lose $150,000 in potential earnings. >> according to supporters, another benefit is having a pool of workers in the work force sooner. officials are asking for more

money. $49million more. they met with lawmakers but it is not clear where the money would go. cal state said more money is needed because the demand for education keeps growing. one official said it could be used for expansion. the owner of the pipeline in santa barbara began digging to gain access. it spilled 100,000 gallons of oil on to the beaches. plains all american pipeline says once crews reach the pipe they will cut out the section and send it out for testing. the number of gallons spilled was revised down to 101,000 gallons. to a developing disaster in texas. parts of houston inundated with muddy, brown water. heavy rain from a severe weather system dumped 11 inches of rain in 24 hours. 10 deaths are confirmed in texas. 13 other people are missing. that includes 8 people in a vacation home that was swept down a river.

emergency crews are trying to rescue people from their homes and texas has declared a state of disaster in 46 counties. >> terrible. hearts go out to the people effected and lost in that swept away from the water. joe fonzi was at the rockets center and they were sheltered in place. and we are getting absolutely nothing. it is unfortunate it couldn't be evened out. >> this weather will move out there and explode into something much larger than it is here. typically we have high pressure here, gives us more sunshine. when you get a pattern like this, the lows migrate east and they gain fuel. that is what we are seeing in texas. historical flooding. large, large scale. let's take a look at what is

happening out here. the thing you are looking at here is the fog pressed against the hills. that is tells you the high is trying to build in. that the the plan. more high pressure, the fog won't have as big a push. low clouds stay at the coast. hot inland. simple. that is what i am seeing. these are high clouds. over santa barbara. when you see it starting to get caught up in the hills, you have high pressure. with a warm up in store. there is the fog. right now. right now. a lot of it. it will be here tomorrow with the strong winds. but then it burns off, more sunshine tomorrow. 33 degrees fairfield -- or 33 miles per hour winds in

fairfield. gusting to 33. sfo down. 23 miles per hour gusts at sfo. the winds are there. tomorrow 62 berkeley. upper 60s montclair. livermore valley, mid-70s. should be warmer tomorrow. today was like 2 degrees warmer. tomorrow will be 8 degrees warmer. valleys aupper 70s. that is -- upper 70. that is today. right? the low goes across the country and causes problems for them. here we are right now. the forecast of high pressure building in. takes you into tomorrow, thursday and friday. friday should be the warmest day. mid-80s. gilroy. morgan hill. clayton.

discovery bay. 77 tomorrow vacaville. 77 fairfield. these are the highs for your wednesday. warmer than they have been. not what you expect for late may. coming up on june. you expect these numbers to be 80s easy. along the coast, foggy, drizzly. the five-day forecast. nicer tomorrow. which is not hard to do. more sunshine. thursday, friday -- you will notice it tomorrow. thursday, friday, especially, you will notice the heat up. and weekend is nice. this pattern has been stubborn. unlike -- unlike -- never seen a may do what it is doing right now. >> usually it is gloomy for a day or two -- [ talking at the same time ] >> i don't know if there is a normal anymore.

nothing is normal. >> that is true. we don't know normal. >> seemed nicer today. >> it was. >> thank you. water managers releasing more water into the american river but not to help the fish. officials say they are trying to manage the salt levels. tidal issues and wind push salt water further into the delta. they are releasing more fresh water to bring the levels back down. and that would be a benefit to the fish. >> there are going to be benefits for the fish in the streams because there is more water in the river. there is positives for the fish but the real reason is for salinity levels. >> it began may 20. it is not clear how long they will last. the giants taking on the brewers tonight in milwaukee and the fate of dwight howard,

will he be suspended. mark is up next with sports. >> reporter: 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. hackers target the irs. how they were able to steal the personal information of 100,000 taxpayers and a lovers food, why chris brown is lashing out at a male model on twitter. we are working on these stories and more coming up tonight at 7:00 p.m. on tv 36.

mark is here now with sports. the rockets caught a break. >> you know, when you see a team six days in a row you get sick of each other. getz feisty. i -- gets feisty.

we saw that last night in houston. got physical. and the warriors were frustrated and so was dwight howard. look that two big guys. and he was called for a flagrant one. flagrant two is an automatic ejection and today the league reviewed that punch to andrew bogut's face and they decided he will not be suspended for game 5. >> never my intention to hurt anybody on the floor. my reaction was just -- trying to get him off me. but, you know, i can't react that way. try to do my best to get away from the situation. >> fighty but he will be on the court come game time tomorrow. 6:00 p.m. mean time had giants are are on

a roll. they won 8-10 and it is hunter pence. tagging one deep. and gone. and the giants are off to a nice start in the bottom of the 4th inning and they are leading 5-0 over the brewers with madison bumgarner on the mound. that is looking safe. mean time, you want to see an athlete? a real athlete? watch. check this kid out. 16-years-old. that is a great catch. and his name is mark, he is a 16-year-old kid from florida. making the catch one handed and then flipping in the same motion. he has already got 11 scholarship offers and to see that two or three times you really realize what a fantastic athlete he is. >> incredible. [ talking at the same time ]

>> is he a receiver -- >> you would think. he is a defensive back. [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> he may be changing his position. >> you can do that -- >> yeah, right. 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. good night.

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hey! we got a package from my dad. no air holes in the box. that's a good sign. lily loved having that chicken. one more time than she realized. listen, i just got an e-mail from our wedding singer. he has a small request. another one? since when does the wedding singer send us requests? well, no, he just wants to change a few songs in your medley to avoid overlap with the stuff that he's performing. well, i hope it's none of my showstoppers. oh, they're all showstoppers. [ chuckling ] oh, you're too kind. oh, my gosh, it's us. for our wedding cake. couldn't you just die? i really think i could. made this. he's a world-class soap carver. you know, once when i was a kid, i cussed and my mom washed my mouth out with the leaning tower of pisa. she still blames herself to this day. oh, i would have nixed that wedding topper immediately, but cam an