ended by vets. loved by dogs. from the makers of frontline plus. drag queens and other sound off against facebook about whether users can use fake names. san francisco's sisters of perpetual indulgence and others headed to the offices of facebook protesting the real- name policy. [chanting] >> dozens of people gathered for the demonstration. the backlash started last year when some drug performers had their accounts shut down for using their stage names. facebook argues the use of real names helps to prevent hate

speech but demonstrators say the policy actually allows others to harassuressers who oest under assumed names by flagging them for removal. >> there are survivors of domestic violence, native- americans, schoolteachers, mental health professionals, so many others that use names that are legitimate and authentic. >> in its response, facebook says it has clarified its policy to make it clear that a user's authentic name does not necessarily have to be their legal name. it hey lous people to verify their name with a piece of mail. a magazine subscription or other document. it was like something out of an action movie in san francisco. a man stole a car, trove it -- drove it off the showroom floor and straight into the massive store front. police say the bmw came flying through the front door of the

dealership on howard and south van ness after 5:00 a.m. this morning. officers say the suspect tried to steal another car but had trouble getting it out of the pedestrian exit. he gave up on that and stole a $100,000 bmwm-3 instead -- bmw m-3 instead. he drove it through the window and drove it through the ruby nightclub on mayeson -- mayson. police were able to catch the suspect. he ran into a taxicab. the driver suffered minor injuries. the suspect is 37 years old. police in the south bay have caught a group of car thieves targeting people working out in gyms. janine de la vega tells us how they were operating and why despite the arrests this is still an open investigation. >> reporter: a morning workout at gym turned into a morning full of phone calls to police and insurance companies. in the past month, investigators say a crew of burglars were taking out

parking lots and got away with six cars. one of them at the south valley ymca. some neighbors say the crime has trickled into the neighborhood. my son's bike was stolen. my wife's car was opened up. things like gps, cds are beingen. >> reporter: -- taken. >> reporter: police say one of the suspects distracted a front office employee and the other went to the locker room and stole car keys after breaking into gym lockers. this woman sympathizes with the victims because of what happened with her son in the parking lot a year ago. >> my son's van was vandalized. they took his cell phone. there was glass all ovaller. >> reporter: it's unknown if that case is related to the recent un-- recent one.

surveillance camera captured images in that one. these are the three arrests. authorities were able to recover five vehicles they allegedly stole. >> it makes you feel vulnerable but i just don't bring vulnerables with me in the gym. >> reporter: police are looking for two other suspects also responsible for the burglaries. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. san jose police arrested a man and woman who police say tried to run over an officer. police tried to pull over the couple on mclaughlin and story road about 6:30 yesterday evening. the suspects drove toward an officer on foot and just barely missed him. after a chase, investigators say the couple rammed into a patrol car and several other parked cars. the suspects left their car near tully road and ran into a neighborhood.

residents were told to stay inside their homes just before 10:00 last night. officers found the suspects hiding in a backyard and arrested them for assault with a deadly weapon on a police officer. they were also wanted on felony warrants. a section of mission boulevard and fremont is expected to reopen this noon hour after a deadly single vehicle crash. the southbound lanes of mission were closed at the sullivan overpass. as you can see, the honda civic hit a tree. fremont police say a 61-year- old man was killed in the crash around 3:45 this morning. the first officers found an unresponsive male is the only occupant of a honda civic that had hit a tree. the driver was transported to a local hospital with life- threatening injuries. and did not survive unfortunately. >> the cause of the crash is under investigation. police say there's no indication right now that alcohol or drugs were a factor. the family of the late robin williams has more time to

resolve their dispute over his estape. in a hearing that lasted -- estate. in a hearing that lasted less than a month, the judge set a new court date of july 27th. williams's widow susan and her three adult stepchildren cannot agree on how much money susan should receive from the estate. the actor left his tiburon home from her. but the will did not say how much money she should get. the family is over odds at hundreds of his personal belongings. ed lee presented the new budget proposal to the board of supervisors. the 2-year spending plan includes budget increases for the police department and san francisco muni according totten yoicle. specifically the proposal would pay for 400 new police officers and nearly 250 new transportation workers. the mayor's budget director says there will also be more money for the homeless and the

poor. extra money comes from growing city revenues and mayor lee filed official nomination papers to run for re-election. we saw it live here on ktvu during "mornings on 2." last november, lee announced his intentions to run again. >> i'm working hard. i've never stopped working hard and whether it was at public works or purchasing or human rights commission, i have always focused on how this office and how working with the board can really provide very specific benefits. >> mayor lee has worked in public office in texas for more than 25 years before becoming mayor. the election is november 3rd. and the city of san francisco is again taking aim at sugary drinks and will probably have a fight on its hands. in 90 minutes, the board of supervisors is scheduled to discuss three ordinances meant to reduce soda consumption.

one would ban the city from spending money on soda. another would require warning labels saying sugary drinks contribute to obesity, diabetes and tooth decay. a third measure would ban soda ads on public property altogether. >> i think it's a good idea. i don't think a lot of people understand how much sugar is in a lot of coke products. so they drink it as an everyday drink. >> the soda industry spent more than $9 million to tee feet a proposal in san francisco last november. industrial lobbyists say they will fight the advertising ads as well. new limitation goes into effect for new commercial buildings with restrictions for new housing developments to follow june 15th. the commission volted to change development -- voted to change this and it's up to developers

to figure out how to meet the limits and local government agencies to enforce them. developers can reduce water use by planting shrubs and bushes instead of grass or by replacing traditional sprinklers with drip irrigation sprinklers. the swimming pool industry is fighting back because of the drought. water agencies across the state have massed new limits on filling or refilling swimming pools after governor jerry brown's water conservation orders but the california swimming pool and spa industry says until the swimming pool uses less water than landscaping for lawns. officials bran plan to ride muni for the next 22 days. they also promise to tweet about their experiences.

scott wiener says he reckly uses muni. so he already knows some of the problems he could face during the challenge. >> i have been caught up in more muni meltdowns than i could begin to count. i've been late to meetings, late to -- i've been actually late to meetings with muni management because of muni. i've experienced everything on muni you can imagine but i love the system. i want to make it better and we'll keep working to do that. >> you can track the government officials taking part by following them on twitter. they will be posting about their riding experiences or their reasons for not taking muni at hashtag onboardsf. no more tracking of american phone calls, how the nsa lost its power to monitor phone activity and what this means for national security. gray skies and drizzle around the bay area. is there a warmup in sight?

rosemary orozco will be here with the bay area forecast. and how weather conditions have declayed an -- delayed an attempt of a solar powered pla into cross the pacific eetion. the-- pacific ocean. sfx: engines revving. listen up. ready. ready. steady. sfx: engines revving. go! ♪ it's more than a movie. it's now a ride. fast and furious. supercharged. ride it at universal studios hollywood.

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patriot act have expired after senate republicans failed to come up with enough votes to extend it. that means the controversial collection of data from americans' phone records. our reporter reports one of the key voices against renewing the act is a republican presidential candidate. >> reporter: several anti- terror tools have now lapsed after the senate failed to extend the patriot act. the act expired after midnight after senators meeting in a rare sunday session could not come to an agreement. rand paul of the biggest critics blocking any chance for renewal. >> here's the thing -- i actually want more collection of records on terrorists. i just want less collection of innocent americans. >> reporter: the lapse means the nsa can no longer collect the bulk of collections of americans' phone records. no longer having the surveillance and some other now expired programs is worrisome for several officials. >> we've heard what the head of the cia said today on the

sunday show. he's afraid that something is gonna happen when this act expires. that's not just my assessment of the situation or the head of the cia, even senate republicans feel the same day. >> reporter: the senators are widely expected to pass a house approved bill which extends the now barred programs. the usa freedom act would, however, change the bulk phone data collection. the house passed bill, it's certainly not ideal. but along with votes of modest ameantments to sure the program -- to ensure the program works is on the way forward. >> reporter: back to you. the state department says john kerry's orthopedic surgeon is flying to switzerland so he can fly back with kerry to the u.s. for treatment of his broken leg. this is video of kerry at a past cycling event.

that's him with the yellow sleeves. he apparently ran into a curb while psyche illing on the -- cycling on the border. experts say he broke his thighbone. he's an avid bicyclist. today, vanity fair released the first photos of bruce jenner as a transgender woman and revealed her new name. the headline reads "call me caitlyn." he underwent hours of plastic surgery. she gained more than 800,000 followers on her new twitert account within hours. and in her first tweet she wrote, i'm so happy after a long struggle to be living my new self. south carolina senator lindsey graham is plakeing it

official that he will -- making it official that he will seek the gop nomination. joel waldman has more from washington. >> reporter: security through strength, lindsey graham's slogan in his run to become the next president. the three-term south carolina senator who officially brings the gop field to nine has been an outspoken critic of the obama administration's foreign policy, especially when it comes to defeating isis. >> i want to be president to defeat the enemies that are trying to kill us, not just paralyze them or criticize them or contain them but defeat them. >> reporter: he's also blasted president obama ally big drawl of u.s. forces from iraq saying he would send an additional 10,000 troops there despite the responsibility of more american casualty. he's also made it clear the u.s. needs to strongarm iran over the nuclear program. >> ladies and gentlemen, there

are no moderates in iran running their government. >> reporter: on the democratic side, hillary clinton has a new challenger even though she's still widely considered to be the nominee. martin open mally is looking to carve out his position in the possessive wing of the party, taking aim at wall street reform. >> tell meal how it is you can get pulled over in our country for a broken taillight but if you ruin the nation's economy, you are untouchable. >> reporter: he's considered a long shot with 1% of the vote most polls. the gop hopefuls is expected to swell to more than a dozen. joel waldman, fox news. so much rain in texas has fallen in the last 30 days that meargts say it could -- meteorologists say it could cover the entire state with 8 inches of water finally sun is called for there.

that will allow surging rivers to recede. officials are moving forward with cleanup efforts. at least 27 feel died. 11 people are still reported missing. a little drizzle here in the bay area and rosemary is here now. starting to see a little bit of sunshine. we do have a mix of sun and clouds. take a look at this beautiful shot here overlooking portions of the bay and san francisco there in the backtrop. partly sunny to partly cloudy skies in store for today. we will leave in the slight possibility of maybe an isolated shower over parts of the north bay for most of us, it will be a dry day. here is look at some of the accumulation reported. in the last 12 hours, although it says 24 hours just to be official. a few 1/100ths in most cases. tiburon .10. for most of us, it was a trace. a little bit of mist and drizzle. some areas picked up a few 1/100ths. the center of the circulation now moving into areas like oregon and washington. here at home, we will continue to see a mix of clouds. we're on the very tail end of

this. so the possibility of a few sprinkles not out of the question but i think we'll be mainly dry and temperatures will be below the seasonal average. as we get into the afternoon today, notice how the rain continues to the north. here at home, we're partly sunny. we're partly cloudy. maybe a little bit of drizzle. that will be about it. the onshore breeze is with us. fairfield reporting 15 miles an hour. concord, at 5 and napa 14-had- mile-an-hour onshore breeze. oakland has 3. novato reporting 6. as we get into the temperature, these temperatures are a tad warmer than where we were 24 hours ago. it's a mild day in areas like fairfield and 68 for hayward. 64 for san francisco. into the south bay, 69 san jose as well as mountain view. with all of the cloud cover could feel muggy for some of us. upper 60s to low 70s will remain in the forecast for the north bay, 71 in napa. 71 for santa rosa.

66 san rafael. 64 for oakland as well as alameda. mid- to upper 70s in areas like danville,le livermore and brentwood. these temperatures are similar to what we had yesterday. afternoon highs in the south bay, 4 san jose, as well as sunnyvale. the along the peninsula, 67. and the afternoon sea breeze little -- sea breeze. not a lot of change here. temperatures remain on the mild side. we are gating into june here. slight -- getting into june here. slightly warmer on friday and the weekend. looks like a mix of sun and clouds. >> you think about well, may, june usually means graduations and weddings. outdoor plans coming up. >> you are right. >> thank you. >> you are welcome. one of the pilots trying to fly around the world in a solar powered plane had to make a some. it took off on the longest leg of the voyage yesterday.

the five-day flight from china to hawaii. but they were forced to land in japan a few hours ago. the plane will take off again when the weather improves. the team backing the flight calls this a minor glitch. >> live is like this and adventure is like this. no, we're not going on a holiday trip. we're going on a trip that's completely at the limit for everything. really at the limit for everything. and what has been done until now is already really successful. >> the solar plane that does not carry any conventional fuel began the journey back in march. at each stop, one copilot gets off and another takes over. just ahead -- raking in the big uk -- big bucks. how many money some people who live near levi stadium expect to make by renting out their homes next year during super bowl week.

u.s. manufacturing growth accelerated to may for the first time in six months propelled by new orders and increase in hiring. taking a live look at the big board, the dow is up 71. the nasdaq up 22 and the s&p is up 9. stocks are also up following news of a big acquisition in the semiconductor industry. santa clara-based intel is buying san jose based altera for $16.7 billion in cash.

it comes after an earlier round of talks between the two companies end end in april. stockholders for altera will receive $54 per share. homeowners who live near levi stadium are hoping to cash in next february. many are planning to rent their houses out during the week of super bowl 50. luxury homes on the peninsula could go for as much as $10,000 a night. they say homes very close to the stadium could also draw high rents. vacation rental firms say even people who don't go to the game may want to have a home base in or near san francisco where many of the pregame activities will take place. the bay area has a limited supply of hotel rooms so demand for private places to say could be high. tonight at 5:00, warnings about earthquakes that never happened. tonight, we the usgs about a string of false alarms in the past few days and how these phantom events got recorded. that's coming up tonight on the

fox 2 news at 5:00. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we're always here for you at ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. have a great day.

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a lot of attention despite the catch. there's no coming back. welcome to xploration outer space. people dedicate their lives to space exploration for many different reasons. nasa's vision summarizes this nicely. to improve life here to extend life there to find life beyond. but what does this all really mean? let's go meet a few individuals