tate of california, come play, live and die in california. >> the bill is not a mandate. this bill will not force me if it is not my religious, cultural, ethical belief to do this. >> reporter: the bill's sponsor includes democratic senators. >> we are pursuing a human right, the right to a compassionate choice for a very limited number of patients in california. those with a terminal illness. >> reporter: republicans voice concerns about a variety of issues. included the safety of the meldication. >> this is hew -- medication. >> this is humane enough for a loved one but not to execute a mass murder. >> reporter: the issue of assisted suicide gained prominence after brittany maynard moved to oregon for the

assisted suicide law. california's bill is modeled after oregon's. brittany >> the decision brittany maynard was making was based off of what she was going through and the acknowledgment of what was coming for her. >> reporter: the safe guards include requires a patient to have two dr.s agree they have six -- doctors agree they have six months to live. john sasaki, ktvu fox 2 news. the family of the boston terror suspect killed by law enforcement said they never saw signs he become radicalized. his brother introduced the family to reporters today. members of a task force shot and killed the 26-year-old two days ago. authorities said he was planning to kill police

officers after becoming radicalized by isis. >> the family does not have any evidence that he was involved with isil. >> the family said they plan to view surveillance video of the shooting today and then go on with funeral plans. new developments in the appearance of tar balls along the southern california shore. this time they are appearing on the long beach coast line and four miles of beaches have been closed. tar balls also shut down manhattan beach and ventura county. they are testing samples to determine the source of the tar balls. they are trying to determine if they are connected to the santa barbara oil spill. >> we have identified a increase on product on the beaches and we are taking every action to minemize impact.

>> crew -- minimize impact. >> authorities expect to see more of them in the coming hours. twist to the dilemma over saving water and the possibility of fine physical you use too much -- fine physical you use too much. some people are worried they will be penalized. ktvu's tom vacar is live tonight. he found out how you can appeal and who might be eligible. tom? >> consider this: in the last couple years many thousands moved in, moved out or around california as the economy has improved. for people who moved since 2013 the year from which reductions will apply it will be impossible to establish how much they use since they weren't there back then. even for agencies not doing this excessive use penalties are now in place. >> there is no one right answer.

california is so varied, you will see a wide range of solutions. >> young family is bound to use more water than an elderly couple. the one solution is this -- >> we understand that some people may have gone through change conditions since 2013. we have an exception process that people can apply online or in a form and bring it in, describe their situation and additional allocation can be provided. >> if we had customer who had a special situation, there was a housing situation or a large family and they are using that much water, there could be an appeal's process and we will work with them to find a solution. >> reporter: but make no mistake, it requires proof, such as more people or medical necessity. gee www.ktvu.com -- go oo

www.ktvu.com and we provide -- to www.ktvu.com and we provided a link that shows how the agencies will handle budgets, allegations, penalties and appeals. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you. police in pittsburg -- pittsburg are investigating a double shooting. officers were called to a home before 1:00 a.m. this morning. investigators say inside officers found two men suffering from gun shot wounds. a man was killed, his brother went to the hospital with injuries. investigators call non-life threatening. a woman and a child were not hurt. it appears the shooter was targeting one of the brothers and it may have stemmed from a confrontation. a bill would place stronger regulations on medical marijuana. under the bill the transportation and dispensing

of marijuana will be regulated. marijuana growers in the state will be required to submit their plants for testing to the department of food and agricultural to ensure patient safety. this is a combination of two bills. >> this bill regulates marijuana from cultivation todispensing. >> before -- to dispensing. >> it must be passed by the state senate. a record 54% of california residents favor legalizing marijuana. 44% are opposed. the results are similar nationwide with 53% in favor, 42% opposing. a crack down in daly city targeting people who abused handicap placards. it effects every city in the bay area. ktvu's mike mibach shows us how the sing all started with

citizen complaints. >> checking handicap placards today. >> reporter: on the hunt in daly city. >> the owner has to be with the vehicle. >> reporter: sometimes they are not and that -- >> is annoying. >> frustrating for those who need the spots. >> i think it is a problem. i mean, i think there are people who need it. >> police says 13 parking a lot are targeted in the operation -- lots are targeted in the operation. we have been digging into abuse for the past year. stories on every day offenders to the dmv mailing out handicap placard to people who are -- handicap placards oo to people who -- to people who are deceased. . >> if you use somebody else's handicap placard it is a misdemeanor in the state of

california. you will be subject to arrest. >> police have been getting a lot of calls from residents complaining about the abuse. they sent out officers to parking lots around the city and double check to make sure they legitimate. two people were arrested for using someone else's handicap placard. and expect traffic enforcement officers out again in the days to come. mike mibach, ktvu fox 2 news. the giants made its trip to the white house today. the players president obama singled out with a lot of praise and laughs. >> there is drones flying in the sky right now. covering everything. >> they won a nationwide vote and with that a perfect wedding day. why the use of drones and other gadgets was so important for this couple. >> most of the bay area in the clear right now but showers developing late this afternoon.

coming up, where the showers are falling right now and the temperature change in the five- day forecast. >> and this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. heading to san francisco. doesn't look too bad. it is better if you have your fast track but it is moving slowly tonight. >> a look at the east shore freeway. slow in both directions. at least it is moving. typical for an evening commute.

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she had told 911 that she was armed with an uzi. in a report the district attorney's office said given the appearance of the drill and the report, the officer who shot her was reasonable in thinking it was a real gun. prosecutors concluded the officer acted lawfully saying the law allows for the use of deadly force by police when faced with imminent danger. support for a bill mandating vaccines for children before they could go to school. they released a new poll. 67% of california adults believe unvaccinated children should not be allowed to attend public schools. a bill to end the perm belief exemption passed the senate and will be taken up this summer. the poll found 84% of adults find vaccines are very safe. bad news for fans of homes.

a shipment of beans is heading back toindia because of a -- to india because of a pest discovered at the port of oakland. they searched 14 tons and they found infestation of a beetle. it is a tiny bug. they reach 3 millimeters in length but they are among the 100 worse invasive species in the world. >> an extremely dangerous, difficult to kill insect. we can't have it coming into the country. >> officials say it is dangerous because it can survive for long periods i time -- periods of time. the shipment has been sealed up and it will be returned. oakland teachers approved a new contract with the scal

district. the two -- school district. they are expected to approve the deal next wednesday. it gives teachers planning time, a 14% pay raise and a 3.5% one time pavement and cuts class size and the number of students counselors are responsible for. the giants spent their off day today at a familiar stop, the white house. president obama hosted the 2014 world series champions. the team and special guests. >> this is the third time in the last 5 years the world champion san francisco giants. [ cheers and applause ] >> the president gave a shut out to two giant greats and hall of famers. they say, who played for the 1954 new york giants. president obama recounted the incredible feet the team accomplished winning three world series and he singled out

hunter pence. >> he inspired a craze of signs like hunter pence eats pizza with a fork. he likes godfather three. >> the president said not everyone would have laughed but not everyone is hunter presence and he recognized the work to create a new giants urban youth company and then the ceo presented him with gifts. >> an autographed ball. >> i like that. >> he presented a base signed by all the players to the president to symbolize his strong political base in the bay area. now to our meteorologist mark tamayo in for our chief meteorologist. a lot of us are looking forward to the weekend and for those of us who are, what is in store? >> warmer temperatures. [ talking at the same time ] >> good news there. tracking a few showers in one

part of the bay area. as far as temperatures from today not a big change from yesterday. lower 80s to report towards santa rosa, livermore, antioch. san francisco 66. pacifica 58 degrees. look at the rotation here. you see rain showers developing towards had sierra. looping around, closing in on the north bay. here is a closer look at the radar. the loop over -- that is a three hour loop. a closer look. sonoma county are picking aptest right now. especially towards cloverdale. highway 101. once again the motion is heading towards the west. in this fashion with that activity developing. it will be a factor over the next hour or so. the rest of the area reporting partly sunny skies. lower 80s towards fairfield. 81. san jose 73. san francisco downtown in the

upper 50s. 57 degrees. for tonight, partly cloudy skies with the exception of the north bay showers. tomorrow patchy clouds during the morning hours and a sun cloud mix for the afternoon. sunny observations throughout. a warming trend, that kicks in on sunday. develops into next week. over night lows tomorrow morning, friday, lots of 50s. i think we will have fog near the coast and around the bay. partly cloudy skies well inland. patchy clouds over night. a breeze out there. winds up there. 25 miles per hour. here is the wider perspective in the pacific. you want to place an "l" here. that is an area of low pressure. the area of low pressure, the circulation drawing in moisture. friday afternoon, friday night there is a chance of a pop up shower for the north bay and east bay.

showing you clouds tomorrow morning. and then into the afternoon hours, look at the activity developing. late tomorrow afternoon, friday evening, possibly more clouds and possibly a pop up shower in the east bay and north bay as well. keep an eye on that. most of your friday will be dry with partly cloudy skies after the low clouds and fog in the morning hours. temperatures tomorrow, low 80s for santa rosa, concord, antioch, brentwood. san francisco 64. half moon day 62 and san jose in the upper 70s. your five-day forecast, temperatures not changing too much for your saturday. then we will warm up by sunday. and next week the warmest locations back up into the lower 90s. you will notice a change for monday and cooler temperatures by tuesday. typically talking about june gloom, cool temperatures. more 80s and 90s next week. >> it will feel hot given what we had. thank you. the effects of the state's drought are far reaching and

one of them involves cockroaches. the lack of water has the cockroaches heading into homes in record numbers looking for moisture. experts say as food and habits dry up they have no choice but to go on the move. >> when they lose their moisture, they are crawling around cracks and they make it in. >> if it is extreme your best bet is to call in a professional, otherwise you can use the sticky traps. one guy told us you can also just step on it them. >> i can't watch that. coming up on tv 36 for -- ktvu fox 2 news at 7:00 p.m. on tv 36 a major court decision involving a man convicted in the killing of chandra levy. also a actress gets kicked off a train before being deemed a flight risk. we will tell you how the trouble started.

we showed these kids some items from a nearby store, whoa! but they didn't know they were all tobacco products. ooh this is cool. it smells like gum. yummy. this smells like strawberry. ooh, are these mints? with colorful packaging and fruit and candy flavors that kids love, who do you think tobacco companies are targeting? do we get to keep any?

new at 6:00 p.m. the flowers, the cake, the dress, all part of planning the perfect wedding. how about a robotic bartender? a high tech wedding in wine country. the bride and groom had no say on any of the details. ktvu's cristina rendon has more on the wedding and how technology connected the wedding to the mother of the bride in her hospital room. >> reporter: this is a fairy tail story -- tale story. the band, the flowers, the food and drinks, the rings, were

free. the couple and all the details were selected by america. >> i think america has great taste. they picked up on the personalities of the bride and groom. >> reporter: they said i do in sonoma county. they won this wedding courtesy of the not which put on a production to make it happen. >> it could not be more perfect. it is so broadcast and covered in ways we would have never imagined. >> reporter: that is because they had photo booth linked to social media. a robotic bartender. a 3d printer that produced bracelets and a drone flew over head capturing video. most importantly, the not live streamed the big day online and it meant her mother who was in the hospital battling cancer could watch from southern california. >> with my mom in the state she is at we wouldn't have been

able to share this to her. this way she is watching. she is a part of it. >> reporter: mom watched every moment unfold, including their first dance with surprise guest a country singer. they were given their dream wending but at the end of the day their fairy tale is just beginning. >> the colors, colors, the dress, the flowers, none of that matters, it is about the person you are marrying and the people celebrating with you. >> reporter: cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. surgeons at two san francisco medical sisters began a 9 way kidney transplant chain today. began at 7:30 a.m. this morning for three donors and another two donors at ucsf. it begins when a person donates a kidney. that is matched to a recipient

who isn't a match with a loved one but the loved one donates to a second recipient and the chain keeps going. the matches are made with the help of software and a process gets a very long waiting list moving. >> the waiting times in the area of the country which are approaching 8 years really makes us motivated to take technology and share it so we can benefit the patients. >> the software allows for a slaberation between -- collaboration between the hospitals to speed up the matching process. >> graduation a time of new begins. that was true for one california girl. she was paralyzed from the waist down in a car accident when she was four. she was determined to walk on stage at the middle school graduation. it took a year for her to strengthen her core and upper body for the big -- body for the big walk.

you see here, with the help of leg braces, two good friends and a walker, she took her first steps in years. up the ramp to the graduation stage. >> i wanted to fit in like everyone else. you are trying to discover how much you can do and who you are. >> her message mess debt let anything eld -- don't let anything hold you back. >> nice to see. coming up tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news, evidence of california's drought. we will hear why perception may be hurting local businesses even more than the lack of rain, coming up tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> let's check in one more time. >> you think it is clear, no showers, but look at the radar. >> look at that. >> north bay. northern portions of sonoma county, that will be a factor in the short term over the next

hour, two hours. scooting to the west. the five-day forecast, warmer temperatures sunday. that kicks in monday of next week. monday will be the hottest day. >> 90s. thank you. thank you for joining us. are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. and our youtube channel. thank you prosecutors joining us. >> see you.

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