the defendant is the owner of 10 apartment buildings. >> she absolutely toucherring the 10 -- torturing the tenants, illegal behavior. improper evictions, severe harassment. >> i become the worse criminal in san francisco. i am selling drugs to the neighbors, damage her property. i do love sex to and i get extra money. they all lies. >> i am not spending money on maintenance. next time text me, no phone calls. >> reporter: block the garage. block the laundry, the mile box. the city came to look into it. >> when they left she tried to block their access. >> reporter: when i call the number, the landlord's number a woman would not identify herself. when i identified myself, the line went dead. so i called back, got no answer

but left a message. >> we try. she is no -- every time you call her she cut the phone. >> reporter: some tenants are fighting back and the landlord is facing legal problems in west hollywood as well. the city's lawsuit creates a story. a story we will follow. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >> that is something hearing what they are saying. thank you. this afternoon police released the mugshot of a man accused of kidnapping a child from a library in milpitas. police arrested alfonso david edington at the b.a.r.t. station an hour after he took the child. ktvu's ann rubin is in milpitas where she talked to a bus driver who stopped the abduction. >> reporter: alfonso david edington of pittsburg is in custody accused of abducting a

three-year-old. he was apprehended here. authorities say he was carrying the child and they had to pry him away. the driver realized what was going on. >> all the parents that are asking for their child to be brought back home. that came to my mind. they were going to be in front of the camera if he got away with it. >> reporter: authorities believe he took the child from the library in milpitas. he then boarded a bus. the driver says it wasn't the suspect that caught his eye. it was the child. he looked at the alert and then the boy and realized it was a match. >> i hit the break. i said i am looking for a green backpack. i wanted to observe the man. sure enough, the red shoes. >> reporter: authorities say the three-year-old was unharmed and reunited with his family. police credit his quick

thinking. >> bus driver is a hero. >> reporter: he has his training to thank and his experience as a father. >> union i learned this wases an abduction -- once i learned it was an ucduction it hit. i -- abduction it hit. i broke down. >> good for him. a warning warning for people after two women were groped on a trail. the sheriff's department released this sketch of the suspect. he grabbed the women as they walked along the walking trail just north of half moon bay. 20-30-years-old, 5'7" and a medium build. they happened on monday. the first 7:00 a.m. and the second after 6:00 p.m. a family in concord is heartbroken after their baby drowned in a backyard pool. ktvu spoke with the child'

father who asked for prayers. the drowning happened last night at a home. the baby made it out of the house and fell into the pool. the mother discovered the child in the water. emergency crews rushed the child to the hospital but she didn't make it. police are investigating the death which they are calling a tragic accident. an important reminder of the steps to keep children safe. keep children under active supervision at all times and stay within arm's reach. designate a person to watch the water when people are in the pool and never allow anyone to swim alone and secure your pool with barriers. for the second time this sees a 49er is re-- sees an 49er is retiring. anthony davis olympians to retire -- plans to refrom the

-- retire from the nfl. he was in the middle of a 5 year, $37 million contract. back in march chris borland retired after his rookie season. he retired because of his concerns about the effects of head trauma. in a letter anthony davis wrote after a few years of thought i decided it would be best to take a year away from the nfl. this will be a time to allow my brain and body a chance to heal. i know many won't understand my decision, that is okay. a thrilling over time vict are a last night for the -- victory last night for the golden state warriors. game two is sunday night at oracle arena. today we learned the cavs will be without kyrie irving. he is out after breaking his knee cap. if the warriors win the championship it will be their first time in 40 years. fans are focused on the series but leaders in san francisco

are focused on the future home of the warriors and today they released their findings about the proposed site in mission bay. not everyone is happy about it. ktvu's cristina rendon with the latest on what they are saying. >> reporter: it may not look like much now but this dirt is the proposed site of the golden state warriors arena in san san san san francisco's mission bay district. >> there is a lot of excitement in the neighborhood. >> good they will be here. but the traffic is going to be bad. >> reporter: the city released a report of the product. it will seat 18,000 people, a fracture of at&t park and a 5- acre park and the city looked at worse case scenarios should a concert or warriors game over lap with the giants. why the city plans to use revenue to invest 40 million

surveying the neighborhood. >> for those who pust drive, 950 -- must drive, 950 parking spots will be added. >> reporter: there is already opposition. >> this stadium is trying to jam an elephant in a vw. it won't fit. not good for the neighborhood. >> reporter: he says the noise will wreak havoc for the usf mission bay hospital. >> helmets are designed as -- hospitals are designed as quiet zones. they need quiet. >> we are proud of the document. 13 months in the making. 800 pages. >> i think they will work it out. it will be good for the area.

>> people have 45 days to voice their comments and concerns to the city. in san francisco, cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. >> ucsf sent us a statement on the warriors. we remain supportive of the stadium as long as the traffic can be managed to enshoo thur safety of the patients, visiters and workers in the mission bay hospital. . children in east oakland got to hang out with the golden state warriors today. the players and the coach were dedicating the new boys and girls clubs. it includes a gym that has been transformed into basketball court, a computer room and more. >> this is realtiy especially -- realally special. it is here -- really special. it ask here for the you guy --

it is here for you guys. >> game two of the nba finals is on sunday, tip-off 5:00 p.m. and then the series heads to cleveland for games 3 and 4 tuesday and thursday and both games are set to begin at 6:00 p.m. at night. the governor is in the bay area and focusing on efforts to help the drought. the push to turn toilet water into drinking water. >> she is still here. it teaches you to fight and live life every day to the fullest. >> celebrating their 10th anniversary by renewing their vows. the story of a woman who is beating the odds every single day. >> all right. apple, maple bacon, funnel cake. you know where i am at, san mateo county fair, opening day is tomorrow. >> and a look now at the friday night commute. the traffic on highway 24.

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a bill to make truck drivers safer would require drivers to take safety corgs in addition to -- courses in addition to the tests they already take. california has 3,000 accidents a year involving big rigs. the california trucking association backs the bill. it has been approved by the senate. it would knee offered through -- be offered through private

companies. beaches are back open in southern california after they were covered by tar balls. long beach opened the beaches today. tar balls washed ashore. clean up crews have been scooping up tar. the tar washed up on manhattan and redondo beaches. scientists are working to learn whether they came from the oil spill off the coast of santa barbara. a ruptured pipeline spilled 20,000 gallons of oil into the ocean. exxon mobil wants to use tankers to haul oil through santa barbara county while it is out of commission. >> tough to see all the oil on it beautiful beaches. >> and the wildlife. our chief meteorologist is off, mark tamayo is filling in. nice out there. >> yeah. typical june day. low clouds and fog. seems like the constant. but then warming inland.

lots of mid-80s inland. it is june and that means fair time. rosemary orozco is at the san mateo county fair that begins tomorrow. hasn't had dinner yet but having great diverts out there. -- deserts out there. >> yeah. we had a taste of the funnel cakes, the rides, the entertainment will be great. these students, 200 of them, bringing their animals in. they raised these little ones and then as they get older they become beautiful and we are looking at this goat here who will be not only up for show but he may earn a ribbon. some of these animals go to market, some are for breeding. let's take a look at a few more of these animals. there are all sorts. from small kick toons the very -- kickens to the very large --

chicken to the very large guys to the left. they bring them in. they have names. they tell you when they were born. they tell you about them. i hear that they raise these animals in addition to the animals winning prizes the students win prizes based on showmanship. this will be going on for several days. it is worth coming out to see. this is just one area, of course. a lot of the stuff is already set up. opening day is tomorrow. this is something that is going on today. the san mateo county fair starts tomorrow. runs through the 14th. so come and check it out. back to you. >> great. thank you. lots of excitement there and for this weekend, if you are heading out saturday, low clouds and fog for the morning but then it will be partly cloudy. sunday will be warmer. sunday the warmest day of the weekend.

and the fair runs through june 14. a week from sunday. as far as weather, tracking showers towards the sierra. down pours around highway 50 towards placerville. you can see all the activity with the lightning strikes. we have low clouds and fog near the coast line here. the clouds hugging the shoreline from point reyes and half moon bay as well. warm inland, livermore and concord, lower 80s. san francisco 61. and half moon bay in the upper 50s. forecast, the plan for saturday, we start out with areas of fog and then clouds clear back to the shoreline. 50s at 7:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. 60s, 70s. warmest locations low 80s. we are tracking this area of low pressure. producing all the active weather. the thunderstorms across the state. that will move out. towards nevada over the weekend. as a result we will warm things back up into sunday and monday.

for tomorrow no big changes. cool temperatures for the beaches. inland, lower 80s. here is the source of the warming. high pressure returns. the two hottest days of the week, especially inland, monday and tuesday and that will translate to lower 90s. we are waking up to the gray tomorrow morning, possibly drizzle towards san francisco. half moon bay. santa rosa patchy dense fog and partly cloudy skies as well. inland clouds clear back for the afternoon hours. partly cloudy skies here. but then more sunshine for concord and livermore and those areas back up into the 80s for tomorrow afternoon. and sunday will be warmer than saturday. santa rosa 75. concord 80. san francisco 64. more neighborhoods for you, san jose upper 70s. gilroy 79 degrees. here is your five-day forecast, same deal for tomorrow as today and then we warm up, especially away from the coast line for

sunday and monday and tuesday. look at monday and tuesday. 80s, warmest locations lower 90s and cooling off wednesday. i noticed after three days people complain about the heat. [ laughter ] >> short memory -- >> in the east bay it felt like the warmest it felt in a long time. hot. >> a speak. mid-80s. it will be warmer monday. >> thank you. a mother from the bay area is continuing to beat the odds every day. four years ago she was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer and only had a year to live. but tonight she is still here and renewing her vows. ktvu's john sasaki was there as they did it. >> reporter: it was a step back in time for them. they renewed their wedding vows in the same spot where they got married 10 years ago. >> makes me remember how

complete you make me feel. i promise to grow old with you. [ music ] >> the ceremony was the work of a group called wish upon a wedding which does this for free for terminally ill people. >> i took care of preparing my own funeral. >> reporter: in 2011 she learned she had one year to live -- >> i was shocked. i didn't think i would get lung cancer because i never smoked. >> reporter: she was recording a video for her children that the they could watch years later. >> i did everything i could to fight. to be there for them. [ music ] >> reporter: but she outlived her prognosis by three years. >> i am so grateful for that. due to a great team of doctors.

>> experimental cancer treatments. that is the happy couple 10 years ago and now the whole family is here. what happened four years ago added new meaning to their vows. >> it is an amazing journey. she is like unbelievable. >> still in the back of my mind but i don't let it lead my life, i don't let it stop me from doing what i want. [ indiscernible ] >> i think it is good for them. i think it is good. like a victory. she is still here. it teaches you to fight and live life every day to the fullest. [ music ] >> reporter: the celebration, a lion dance with a message of good luck as she continues her fight for life. john sasaki, ktvu fox 2 news.

governor jerry brown visited the south bay to talk about water conversation. he praised santa clara county for doing their part to meet the goals. and he supports efforts by leaders to recycle toilet water into drinking water. that is something that is being done in southern california. he will do what he can to make that happen. >> whatever we can do to facilitate reclaiming and reusing water we are for. if we can help with more i will push that very hard. >> the governor is expected to visit southern california next week to talk about the drought there. one of the cavaliers stars out. coming up next in sports hear from steve kerr on his opinion on playing without their number two man.

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mark is off, scott is here. big blow for the cavaliers. >> yeah. last night game one. and now a bigger blow news today. beating the warriors when you are healthy is tough, when you are missing key components is nearly impossible. kyrie irving has a fractured left knee cap. he will be out for 3-4 months. kyrie irving has been battling a knee injury since the regular season. last night scored 23 points. great. now he is done and likely so are the caves. >> this is a deem for every player to play -- dream for every player to play in the

finals. i know how disappointed i would have been to get this far and not be able to play. so we want everybody out there. we want everybody playing. you know, let's tip it up with the best of what everyone has. >> and then lebron james who is physically fine, psychology, not so much. missed the game winning shot last night. today he cleared out all the media members from the spot on the floor so he could practice the same shot. the u.s. women's world cup begins this weekend in canada. team u.s.a. plays monday. the men played a friendly against the netherlands. this was a great game. u.s. down 3-1. it is 3-3.

>> unbelievable. >> unbelievable indeed. they scored three times in the last 25 minutes and win their first gamogeneses the netherlands. 4- -- ever game against the netherlands. 4-3. a's and red sox. the top half of the bat flying into the stands and striking a woman in the face. very somber scene. she was taken out of the stadium to the hospital. don't have anymore information. we will see what we can find out. i can tell you pat made his major league debut for the a's. a switch pitcher. the first in the modern era. back to 1900. he threw left handed and then threw right handed. >> did he do that with the same batter? >> no you can't do that during the batter. the pitcher has to declare first. >> unbelievable. >> strengthened both hands. [ talking at the same time ]

>> cool. good weapon to have. >> thank you. coming up at 10:00 p.m. the changes to a busy intersection months after a driver is killed on the train tracks. what is being done to improve safety. that story and much more tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> thank you for making ktvu channel 2 news your choice f or news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. thank you so much for joining us. have a great night everyone. >> good night.

[dog barking] mom... the dog again. gloria: i know, papi. i want to strangle that crazy old thing. just ignore it. it's easy for you to ignore because you have the old-man hearing. but manny and i-- we have the young ears. i don't get how one dog keeps you awake when you grew up sleeping through cockfights and revolutions. mm-hmm. very funny, jay. manny hasn't been able to sleep in weeks. it's screwing his brain for school. and it doesn't stop. it goes on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on. yes, that could be annoying. - [sighs] - [dog barking] that's it. i'm going over there. gloria, now, don't go starting something because whenever you do, i'm the one that-- that she couldn't hear. [door opens]