they served. ktvu's john fowler is live. b.a.r.t. riders have a lot to say today. >> reporter: these are concerns familiar to anybody who rides b.a.r.t., particularly during the commute hours. >> reporter: b.a.r.t. acknowledges customer satisfaction is done, so is on time performance. crowded trains, break downs and delays causing rising frustration. >> three, two, one. >> reporter: during a live webcast, executives got an ear full from real time e-mails e- mails and tweets relied by spokes woman. >> what are your plays to relieve the crowding? >> reporter: b.a.r.t. directors assured help is coming, extra trains and a crossover program. >> people going towards san francisco will be able to get on empty trains. we will do this in september

and adding six trains. >> this is a new one. when they get old and worn they look like these. >> b.a.r.t. showed a video to under score next year's budget to hire more workers and add an extra hour week days. >> we will do more. >> question on hot, stuffy cars, new cars will have better air conditioning, but not till december. on shuttle service, possible said b.a.r.t. on parking costs, capped $3 a day. better alerts and signs, in the works. the real problem, it is $4 billion short on what it needs keep the system running. >> not enough, we need more. we have a very large need. b.a.r.t. is doing what it can.

>> reporter: b.a.r.t. won't know till tomorrow how many people took part in this webcast. expect more complaints at a live -- live in person board meeting a week from tomorrow at b.a.r.t. headquarters when directors will vote on the budget. >> john fowler, live, thank you. new developments tonight involving the killing of a terror suspect in boston. today the fbi showed members of the boston community surveillance video that captured the killing. ktvu's mike mibach now, agents say he was about to launch a violent attack? >> reporter: very violent. this affidavit reveals the details according to fbi, he wanted to behead someone and wanted to kill police officers because they are an easy target. >> reporter: law enforcement decided to play a surveillance

video showing an fbi agent and boston police officers shooting the terror suspect. >> the film, the video is inconclusive. i don't think he was shot in the back. >> he required 24/7 surveillance. we thought it was severe enough we had it approach him. >> reporter: hours before he was shot and killed he was on the phone with an associate in massachusetts named david wright. against to this complaint, he said to write yesterday yeah, i am going to be on vacation in massachusetts. i am going to go after them, the boys in blue, because it is the easiest target. a special agent said based on the phrase going on vacation referred to committing violent jihad. he planned to kill police officers in mass yesterday or

today. knowing that they decided to approach him. >> we never expected what happened. buttoning you know, hopefully it will come out later so -- but, you know, hopefully it will come out later so there is a better understanding. >> reporter: he said he had been spreading isis propaganda online and he said terrorism has gone viral. >> we are finding operatives in syria, recruiters who call to arm, calls to arm, people in the united states to activate them like sleeper cells. >> the fbi says his associate david wright appeared in court today to face a charge of obstruction of a federal investigation and they are looking for a third person in the state of rhode island. >> thank you mike mibach. new details from southern california concerning the pipeline that leaked crude oil into the ocean.

the pipeline was badly corroded. may 19, 100,000 gallons leaked on to the beach in santa barbara county. plains all american pipeline has apologized for the spill. the extent of the damage from the spill hasn't been tallied. 140 animals died from the effect. dozens of others were rescued. a bill making its way through the legislator would require law enforcement to file yearly reports to reduce racial profiling. it comes in the wake of protests of police killings of unarmed black men. law enforcement says it will distract them from doing their job. the bill goes to the senate. one day away from game one of the nba finals. today had warriors and the cavaliers were practicing and -- the warriors and the

cavaliers were practicing and talking to the media. sports director mark ibanez i can't go anywhere without seeing warriors flag, t-shirt, it is over. >> 40 year comes and gone since they were last in the nba finals. you know, talking talking to warriors fans, like they can't believe it is here. not quite here but can't some soon enough. lebron james in town. excited about that. never saw him play in person. stephen curry. joe fonzi is out there talking about the arrival of both teams in the bay area and ready to go. what is up? >> reporter: yeah. we both remember the last time they came this far. the layoff is just about over now and it is about the best of 7 between had warriors and the

-- the warriors and the cavs. the warriors hit the court today first, this morning and a media session afterwards and the cavs did a media session after the warriors did and had their practice. reminded me of the super bowl, the media day, had a international flavor. asian media, and the national media. a lot of people forget, talk 40 years ago the last time they were this far, they have never done this in this arena. because of a scheduling conflict back then. this is a first time around for everybody. the enormity of it, they want to make sure they don't get cut opin that. stephen curry is trying to keep his retune as normal as possible -- routine as normal as possible. >> different routine but once

we leave after practice today, same kind of vibe. you do whatever you can to get your mind out. i am going to get a hair cut. hang out at the pool, get some sun and get a good night's rest. >> still kind of like, wow, we are here. we put in a lot of work, the finals are something you want taaspire to be -- to aspire to be, champions. you just take all in. . >> reporter: all you have to do is look around the arena, tells you there is something special going on. there is a look at the finals logo. i was talking to a coliseum worker, he was saying man, this is exciting. fantastic. not just the players who are excited about this. the people who work here, the whole bay area and gets started tomorrow. see you at 6:00 p.m. till then reporting live from the coliseum, back to you. >> all right. sounds quiet right now but it

will be hopping tomorrow. i was thinking, i covered the world series, super bowl, stuff like that, big golf tournaments, but this is the first time around for an nba final. exciting stuff. >> amazing stephen curry, get a hair cut -- [ talking at the same time ] >> so relaxed. i love that. >> thank you. millions of eyes will be on the bay area and the nba finals get underway tomorrow. espn set up equipment this morning on lake merritt. espn is among several nationally television vised networks covering the nba finals. worker crushed by a peoplebeam that fell -- by a beam that fell this morning on railroad avenue. the fire captain said it fell and hit the worker in the legs. he was taken to a trauma center for treatment. >> units arrived to find a male

conscious and alert. had a large steel beam -- [ indiscernible ] >> cal-osha has been notified and will be handling the investigation into the accident. teachers in the oakland school district will vote on a contract agreement. one that would give them a salary increase of 8% by next january. the agreement is 1.5 years of negotiations. if approved teachers will receive a 2% pay increase. additional 2.5% raise next january. the results will be announced tonight at 8:00 p.m. positive news for california. the ucla forecast sees more job growth ahead thanks to investments in construction, automobile and the business sector.

unemployment will drop by 1% over the next two years, reaching 5% statewide by 2017. silicon valley is experiencing a hiring surge. one draw back, all the workers are putting the strain on housing. wall street rebounded today. the dow is up 64 to 18,076. the nasdaq is up 22 to 5,099. the s&p is up 4 to 2,114. the trucking company involved in a deadly fiery crash failed to surprise in-- failed a surprise inspection, what the chp found and why the officers want to shut it down. a crack down on bad driving and why drivers are wishing they stopped. >> and an accident that caused a frenzy in britain. the explanation after they said the queen had died. >> and tracking a change in the bay area weather. i will lay it out for you after the break.

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general public from the samples. to provide context the concentration of the samples are too low to infect the average healthy individual. >> there is no indication at this point this was an intentional act. the defense department reported the samples were sent to 9 u.s. labs. in san francisco police were cracking down on bad drivers along the embarcadero this morning. ktvu's alex savage shows us they used a decoy and drivers found out they should have paid more attention to that man. >> reporter: just minutes into the morning crack down and san francisco motorcycle officers already had several drivers stopped along the embarcadero. police say these cars were picked up on radar going well over the posted 30 miles per hour speed limit. drivers in a rush this morning

learned an expensive lesson. >> san francisco police department is dedicated to making the streets safer. slow down. pay attention to what is going on. >> reporter: this operation was a joint effort between san francisco police and the chp. they weren't just going after speeders. drivers who didn't bother to stop for this giants fan were kicking themselves when they saw the flashing lights. this pedestrian turned out to be an under cover police officer playing an important role today. >> reporter: he had a couple of close calls while trying to cross the street today. >> driver thinks a lane is open so they gun it and you can hear the engine revving.

it gets dangerous. >> reporter: people who walk to work are used to cars not stopping. >> i work here and i cross the street all the time and people do not stop. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> sure. yeah. >> reporter: dozens of drivers were ticketed during the operation for speeding or failing to yield. paying the price for not paying attention. the advice for drivers in san francisco, probably a good idea it stop for that pedestrian in the crosswalk in front of you. you never know if it is just a guy in a giants hat over an under cover police officer. in san francisco, alex savage, ktvu fox 2 news. the oakland city counsel gave approval to a fire prevention plan to cut down trees in the east bay hills. it allows the city to accept a grant for the removal of thousands of trees. firefighters wanted to prevent another firestorm like the one in 1991 that killed 21 people

and destroyed 3,000 homes. they would reremoved -- removed near the tunnel and near the boulevard. the city faces two lawsuits that are trying to stop the plan. our weather now, our chief meteorologist, trying to think of something snappy to say but i can't come up with anything. >> we are getting changes here. we will see more clouds, which we have now. not fog, but the clouds you see out here look like san diego. something like that. mid-level clouds that will bring an opportunity for drizzle tomorrow morning. and then beyond that, the north bay, a opportunity for sprinkles or showers. specifically about what is happening now, the cloud shield coming through. you see moisture in front of it. you can see those green areas. getting rain here. probably light drizzle. the weak system slides through

we will notice drizzle tonight and tomorrow morning and temperatures tomorrow remain on a mild side. mid-70s. winds are there. the system moving in, the winds shift. this is a southeast wind here. what you expect when you get a system coming on shore. happens in the winter month. you can see south, away from the system, you are seeing winds. these arrows will cluck around. 28 -- clock around. 28 miles per hour at san francisco international airport. numbers like last night. cooler. a degree or two. we look at san francisco tomorrow. cloudy in the morning, maybe drizzle. most likely drizzle. noon time it clears. 4:00 p.m. you max out in san francisco. 62 degrees. here comes the low. as the low slides down it keeps

thing unsettled in the hills and wrap around moisture that could impact the north bay. drizzle tomorrow morning. -- tomorrow morning. drizzle. gusty winds and temperatures get flattened out. tomorrow morning, fog foot print similar to this morning with a quick burn off and high clouds. see the high clouds. everything going this way, that is the low. coming back this way. temperatures warm. 80s in the central valley. 79 brentwood. the feature tomorrow is the winds and the chance of drizzle in the morning. when i come back we will talk about the chance for wrap around moisture in the north bay. the forecast for 5 days, the weekend kicks up there. nothings on sunday as warm as we have seen. monday 94 -- [ talking at the same time ] >> temperatures starting to pop

up. mid-80s, first time we have seen those in a while. new developments in the fifa scandal, what documents reveal about the american official involved and the bet on basketball that could bring a boost it the alameda county food bank and white powder found on cat food on this trial, details about the animal cruelty investigation tied to a possible dog poisoning. ♪ ♪ ♪ it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand.

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we are learning today the american woman killed by lion in south africa was from new york. she was driving through a lion enclosure when she rolled down had window to ta-- the window to take photographs. the lion lunged at her through the window. officialssay they are warning guests -- officials say they are warning guests to keep windows closed. >> court papers are revealing new details about the fifa corruption scandal. a former american official admitted they took bribes. he made the admission two years ago. the documents were just unsealed today. they show he also agreed to cooperate with authorities. more on the jockeying for the

top job at fifa and the search for more top officials. >> reporter: sepp blatter's announcement resign zining as -- resigning as fifa's president kick started a race to see who will take his place. >> it is wide open as to who could replace sepp blatter. >> reporter: one of the most likely contenders is jor dannian prince. . >> i know a lot of sports fans would like him to run. . >> reporter: there are other potential candidates but no matter who is elected the first task trying to clean -- task is trying to clean up the organization. . >> an opportunity for that organization to -- to try to improve their public image. >> reporter: interpol issued

notices for six men at the request of u.s. authorities they are wanted on a number of charges. it has many wondering what will happen next. they are denying taking part in a $10 million bribe to secure the world cup. some wonder if it will impact russia's ability to host the games. >> it will be difficult to find another fifa president that will support russia. >> reporter: fifa's second in command is also being asked to step down but he is denying wrong doing and refused to leave his post. in new york, fox news. the b bc is launching a inquiry after they sent out a tweet saying queen elizabeth passed away. a staffer posted a tweet saying she was taken to a hospital. they took down the tweets, one

said queen elizabeth has died but not before they exploded on social media. they later apologized saying it happened during an obituary rehearsal. she is 89-years-old. sprays inspection for the trucking company involved in a deadly crash and what the chp found makes them want to shut the company down. and criticism from tim cook, why he says the way google and facebook built their businesses is wrong and the alameda county food bank hoping for a spike in donations, the unusual bet that they are making. first well all bottled water is the same right? you need crystal geyser alpine spring water. made by nature, not by man. crystal geyser alpine spring water. bottled at the mountain source.

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source. da da da. tonight 2 investigates obtained the results of a inspection of a trucking company involved in a deadly crash in march. and the chp was so concerned with what they found they want to shut the company down. robby trucking owned the truck that crashed into a restaurant march 16 killing the driver. ktvu's allie rasmus is where robby trucking is based. >> reporter: the latest chp inspection of the company they found dozens of violations. among them running trucks with brokenacles and windshield -- broken axels and wind chills and breaks. >> reporter: he lost control of

his truck and crashed into a restaurant. the chp says bad breaks may have been to blame. >> several of the eyewitnesses to the collision did report the vehicle was running away at that time. >> reporter: faulty breaks are not a isolated problem for robby trucking. the chp found problems with 5-6 trucks in the fleet, including breaks out of service. the chp inspected them three times since october and they have failed every test. the end result the chp represented the dmv suspect or revoke their permit. >> commercial vehicles are dangerous if not maintained. heavy vehicles, they carry a lot of weight. if the breaks don't work, if there is any issue that puts everyone at risk. >> an inspection found the owners did not check it reports of two -- records of two

drivers before hiring them. one driver was the driver who died in the march crash. one of the driver whose was hired six weeks ago says he feels safe. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> no. no. it is not. >> reporter: are you worried about driving? >> no. they take care of the truck. i find something wrong with it, they fix it. >> reporter: along with likely losing their license they asked the district attorney's office to consider filing charges against the owner for negligence. >> is there word on how long this might take barf decision is made by -- before a decision is made by the dmv? >> reporter: it is a process of 2-3 weeks. during that time we could see the trucks on the road. we asked the chp, if that presented a danger, they said the most we can do is be vigilant on road.

>> allie rasmus, thank you. night involving 80 men at a downtown los angeles jail sent four inmates to the hospital today. the fight broke out this afternoon. the facility was put on lock down. officials say the inmates who were hurt have non-life- threatening injury. 27 years ago this little girl disappeared from her yard. police say the case remains open and they still get occasional tips. family and friends will gather to remember amber at the park not far from where she lived. it starts at 6:00 p.m. tonight. survey finds 33 million adults suffer from problems

related to alcohol abuse and dependence but most never sought treatment. it is the first such estimate. it combines alcohol abuse and dependence till now had been considered two separate disorders. 14% of adults are effected by alcohol use disorders. problem drinkers crave alcohol, other symptoms include frequent hang overs and drinking that harms performance at work, school or at home. warriors and cavaliers face- off tomorrow night for game one of the nba finals. usually the mayors of the opposing teams wage a bet. the mayors want to use that bet to beat hunger in their communities. ktvu's noelle walker explains. >> reporter: it has been so long since they had the titles warriors fans are hungry for a win but right here there are people who go hungry every day.

the number of people who use the alameda county community food bank each year could fill oracle arena 22 times over. >> reporter: they are standing in line and then there is a life line. without all this -- >> two bags of beans. >> reporter: -- many stomachs would be empty. one-5 people in alameda county rely on food banks. she is a volunteer -- >> and a client. >> who knows the need. and that is where the nba finals steps in. when teams meet there is usually a wager between cities. this time it is a challenge.

raise $5,000 for food banks in each team's city. should be an easy goal to reach considering the cheap seats are going for more than $600. >> that could feed frus a whole month. one -- us for a whole month. one ticket. >> reporter: around veggie day is a good day at the alameda county community food bank. >> i wonder about the specific family that is getting it. i would love to know where this particular bag ended up. >> reporter: every dollar donated to the food bank can be turned into $6 worth of food for volunteers to sort. >> wouldn't it be great if everybody who bought a ticket to the finals would give that amount to their local food bank? >> reporter: this wager is a winning bet but the food bank

isn't above begging. >> i do not want to put on a lebron jersey. don't do that to me. please contribute. >> reporter: they are trying to raise 5,000 dollars. that is the goal. there is no cap. the winning city is the one who raises the most money. the loser has to put on a jersey of the other team and has to put on a video on facebook. she has no desire to put on a cavaliers jersey. >> i know. you can hear that. i have to say so many of us this can nothing of spending 15 bucks but it is amazing how the alameda county community bank could stretch that dollar. >> reporter: they can buy from other places and other means. they get a lot more bang for their buck than we do when we go to the store. that is why they want the cash

rather than the food donations. >> let's do it. thank you so much. if you would like to help oakland win the challenge go to our website www.ktvu.com. we put a link there that will connect you to the page where you can donate. a california condor arrives that oakland zoo. the treatment he will be receiving for led poisoning that is so aggressive it was too thigh register on a scale. >> almost all of the metal from the eastern span will come back to us in forms of new products but some of it will turn into world class art. >> a moving post from sheryl sandburg about the grief of losing her husband and the powerful and painful lessons she learned since his death.

facebook executive sheryl sandburg read moving post on facebook about how she coping since the loss of her husband dave goldberg. sheryl sandburg was inspired to write because today is the end of the jewish 30 day mourning period. she talked about how difficult the last month has been. but focused on the support she received from friends and strangers. her post reads in part i have lived 30 years in the 30 days. i am 30 years sadder. feel like i am 30 years wiser.

she writes, in the moments when i am over taken by the void, when the months and years stretch out in front of me, only their faces pull me out of the isolation and fear. my appreciation for them knows no bounds. a bill to make it easier for californians to vote, it would automatically register every eligible citizen who goes to the dmv. if approved it would add millions of new voters. it cleared the assembly yesterday. the field of 2016 presidential candidates continues to grow. today another democrat entered the race. lincoln chafey. more on that and also a gathering of republicans in the state of florida. >> reporter: a hand full of

hopefuls and candidates are in disney world for the economic growth summit. florida is shaping up as the largest swing state in the election. just like the previous two races for the white house. >> let me be clear, if i run, if i am a candidate, that will be forth coming soon, my intention is to run on my record and my ideas. >> reporter: the nothing of democrats vying for the presidency jumped to four as lincoln chafey made it official. the one time republican broke with the gop on the 2002 iraq war authorization and is criticizing hillary clinton. >> mixing foreign policy and politics is an invitation i could not pass up. >> the possibility of a upset

exists with hillary clinton facing falling poll numbers. the public is showing unease because of scandals when she was secretary of state. >> we have 6-7 republican whose could win the nomination. i bet hillary clinton'sal campaign is hoping this will be -- hillary clinton's campaign is hoping this will damage the candidate. >> reporter: chafesy the first to -- chafey is the first to directly attack hillary clinton. others took more subtle jabs at clinton. the program connecting teens with summer jobs. this program is good for san francisco as well. >> apple ceo has criticism for other companies in silicon valley and it has to do with how they treat your data. >> tracking the chance of drizzle, more clouds and a interesting weather system that could bring rain to the north

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how about this, 300 high school students from san francisco just about to start summer jobs. they are through the police foundation that created its future graduates summer internship program three years ago. ktvu's john sasaki is in the city. the jobs are good for the companies, the city and for all the young folks doing the work. >> reporter: that is what it is

about. opening up the business world to young people whose minds are ready to get to work. >> quiet. lot of nice people. >> reporter: after finishing his junior year he is ready for a big challenge. >> i think it will be all a learning experience. i will expand my knowledge of technology and whatever else i will be irk withing on. >> reporter: -- i will be working on. >> reporter: on monday he will work under director of sales. >> cyber security specialist we deal with opportunities with companies. we sell solutions. >> he is one of 300 high school students through the san francisco police foundation. >> teaching. they are valuable. teaching the tech companies there is a huge untapped talent pool. this is the 4th year.

>> struck me growing up i wanted a job, right, that is what these are, these are jobs they apply for, they interview for, they win. and then there is expectations. >> reporter: he is also looking forward to getting to work. [ indiscernible ] >> a way for me to like get that experience, the bridge to work. >> reporter: he doesn't know where he will be working but one responsibility is a social fitness community. >> success is a matter of mentality rather than tools you are given. . >> reporter: the chief ads the jobs will help people -- adds the job will help people keep out of trouble. >> thank you. back to the bay area weather. a lot of people looking at oakland soon because of game

one of the nba finals. love it when they show -- [ talking at the same time ] >> are we getting decent weather -- >> i think we are in good shape. [ talking at the same time ] >> nice weather. the fog has been cleared from the coast. it will look good. as it always does the bay area. the temperatures today got up there, like yesterday, right, cooler in antioch, but warmer in santa rosa, so that is how it was. today like yesterday. which was like the month of may. the clouds out there now are clouds that are a little fog but mostly mid-level stuff coming from a weather system that as you will see might bring us something. right now you are seeing the surface feature. the cloud ban swinging through. you will see showers develop in the mountains. and as this system slides through over the next 24 hours we are starting to see winds.

the rotation starts like this. right? what happens is, the thunderstorms develop up here in lake tahoe area and they get caught up in the flow and maybe into the next 24 hours, come back over the top of lake county area, not earn heard of, the current temperatures 72 fairfield. warm san jose right now. san jose tomorrow, 74 degrees. mild for this time of year. pleasanton, antioch, this time of year i expect mid-80s. there is the low. talked about that. it slips south. it creates a flow -- see the arrows? tomorrow is a day marked with a.m. drizzle, certainly and then afternoon showers perhaps north. you can see that. right? see how it swirls? that is the rotation. the low. the morning drizzle. 7:00 a.m. you see the mountains get lit

up. they are unstable. rotating like this. watch what happens. the ground gets warm. you will see, noon, thunderstorms develop over lake tahoe. see them? they get swept back over. stuff shows up north of santa rosa, lake county, you will see activity, shasta county, tahoe, thundershowers as well. we will track this. at 10:00 p.m. i will update it. that could produce -- doesn't take much, shifts, and we are talking thunderstorms for napa. right? vacaville. i will track that for you. not saying that is going to happen. when i come back we will track that and we will be talking more about the weekend. >> thank you. just ahead here, new life for steel from the eastern span of the bay bridge and how some will be used to beautify the

bay area. >> and at 6:00 p.m. her pet was poisoned on a trail in the south bay, details about the case authorities are investigating as animal cruelty. and a crime that has people shaking their heads, someone walked away with all the money a organization spent the day collecting for cancer patients.

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tim cook slammed rivs today over the collection of personal data and user privacy. he said other companies are getting information about user data and trying to monetize it and p.m. doesn't want to be that kind -- apple doesn't want to be that kind of company. he slammed government agencies for their opposition to encryption technology. he spoke by video at a washington, d.c. dinner. the old eastern span of the bay bridge is coming down piece by piece. some metal will be melted down and reused and some will get new life as art. ktvu's consumer editor tom tom vacar -- tom vacar. >> reporter: asking for free steal from the old eastern span of the bay bridge. >> museum was named in the original memorandum of

understanding for the demolition of the bridge. >> the museum recruited a committee to approve or disapprove the proposals. >> people have expertise, art, history of the bridge, structural engineering, landscape. >> reporter: there are four requirements. one -- >> destined for public space. a public asset. a new and recrafted form. >> reporter: two, raise interest of the importance of the bridge. three, artists will be responsible for funding the art work itself and four securing a public pace. >> we don't yet know what artists are going to come up with. >> reporter: what is left of the old eastern span of the bay bridge is where the metal will come from.

450-tons of it. what is still standing contains tens of thousands of tons of steal-- steel. >> reporter: that is the weight of the jumbo jet. if it was scrapped it would be worth $2.2 million and come back as recycled consumer goods. what is donated should edgeicate and -- educate and entertain generations for years to come. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. a condoor is being -- condor is being treated for led poisoning. levels so high they went off the scale. the bird was found at the national park southeast of san jose. they brought her back to the oakland zoo with a care team that reduced her led levels by half. spent ammunition is a big source of the led. officials expect to release the

bird in 1-2 weeks. the ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 p.m. starts now. >> a warning tonight about a popular trail in the south bay. a dog owner suspects her pet ate poison there. i am. hello. i am gasia mikalian. >> and i am frank somerville -- hello. i am gasia mikalian. >> and i am frank somerville. >> a possible case of animal cruelty. new at 6:00 p.m. ktvu's azenith smith is at three creeks trail. is the dog okay? >> reporter: yes. the dog is okay. that is the first question i had too and this woman did the right thing and took the dog to the vet as soon as she realized her lab ate this substance that was found 25 yards down along this trail. >> go on her trail. >> reporter: like most dogs she wasn't wait to go out for her daily walk but it may have put

her in harm's way. >> here is where the piles of the cat food have been left. >> she showed us where she came across dry cat food laced with white powder. after she ate it she immediately took her to the vet and got her stomach pumped. >> cat food and white powder on top. they can't test it now. >> reporter: it is a poison used to kill rodents. she believes whoever did it left poison out to control a cat population in the area. today animal control was out collecting evidence. >> if you did walk with your dog in that trail within the last week or two make sure you watch your dog. if you have concerns go to your medical provider. >> reporter: they