controversy. >> reporter: there is a meeting tonight that is just about to get underway. a chance for everyone here to meet the new principal and to hear about the vision for how to fix the problems that west valley elementary school next year. >> reporter: they were notified one hour after school let out for the summer. everyone at west valley elementary school would be asked to reapply for their jobs. >> i have been physically ill and upset and hurt. >> she had been a teacher for 17 years. >> to have the district come in and basically say every teacher at that school isn't doing their job or isn't doing what they need to do is really insulting. hard for all of us to take. >> the trouble range from a lack of leadership to a lack of communication to low morale.

a mediation session was unsuccessful. >> do a restart for the school and all the adults. >> reporter: the end result is this. every position is considered to be vacant. teachers, staff and janitors will be asked to reapply, while some will get them, others will be transferred. the association thinks it could have been handled differently. >> never happened before. been in the district for 28 years. never seen anything like this happen. the question is, you know, is -- you know -- [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: he is hopeful -- she is hopeful she will get therjob back. >> -- get her job back. >> it will take lot of work from everybody. it is just a lot of trust has been lost. there is a way back. >> reporter: the district is already interviewing people who

want to keep their jobs. all decisions should be made by june 30. there is a bigger plan in place for trying to rebuild the school community over the next year. frank? >> ann rubin, thank you. the ever screen school district reached a settlement with parents who accused administrators. a teacher was sentenced to 75 years in prison for molesting 5 students. the trial between the victim's parents and the district got underway last week. the sides reached a deal leading to a settlement. the district said we believe the settlement will allow the young women impacted by his actions to move forward and deal. an attorney for the man suspected of kidnapping a three- year-old boy from the library says her client suffers from

schizophrenia. he appeared in court this afternoon. his attorney says he thought he knew the boy and thought he was helping the child. his next court appearance is july 16. new developments now involving a roller coaster accident that injured an employee at california's great america. it is closed tonight as investigators try to figure out what happened. witnesses say the employee was trying to retrieve a cell phone when he was hit by the ride. ktvu's allie rasmus is in the news room. you spoke with the head of cal- osha about a investigation? >> reporter: a dual investigation because colotia is in charge offend accidents and making sure all roads are safe. -- rides are safe. >> reporter: 102 feet tall, the frame of the roller coaster is one of the most visible

structures at california's great america. it is also a top attraction. people documented their experience on youtube. the twists and turns top 50 miles per hour. >> really fast. goes upside down twice. [ talking at the same time ] >> reporter: normally the ride thrills thousands a day but not since friday night. >> the attraction is closed. >> reporter: because of a investigation by cal-osha. investigators inspecting the ride, looking into worker safety conditions and the condition of the ride. on friday night a california's great america employee was truck and dragged when he went to retrieve something under the ride. the man suffered a traumatic injury. >> we don't have specifics. we know it is a serious situation. >> reporter: it broke a person's hand. the investigation into how it happened and who is at fault could take months. >> there is going to be

interviews with witnesses. most of the witnesses will be employees. there could be interviews with patrons. a combination of the people part of it and the equipment part of it. >> reporter: on friday investigators were called to a roller coaster in southern california, a 10-year-old girl lost consciousness on the ride and died. investigators concluded it had nothing to do with the ride. >> allie rasmus, thank you. oakland fast food workers are demonstrating in support of workers in new york who are fighting for a higher minimum wage. >> the rally at a mcdonalds coincided with a new york board meeting. they have been pushing for $15 an hour for two years. demonstrators in oakland think

if the minimum wage in new york goes up it could lead to a new standard nationwide. [ indiscernible ] >> oakland's minimum wage rose to $12.25. that is $490 a week before taxes. protesters say an increase to$15 would make a huge difference. lawmakers passed a budget ahead of the dead night. $117.5billion. the vote went along party lines. democrats are hoping governor jerry brown will okay another 749 million in spending. they want child chair, healthcare, and hire education but republicans are reluctant in case revenue doesn't meet projections. democrats believe it will be $3

million higher. republicans say the budget is irresponsible. the governor has 12 days to sign or veto the budget. to the nba finals. the golden state warriors are one win away from a championship. they flew back to cleveland today. if they win game six tomorrow night, they will return home as the new nba champions. ktvu's christien kafton is live at oracle arena where tomorrow night's watch party is sold out. >> reporter: crews were working here this morning to get oracle arena ready for the watch party. it will be ready to go tomorrow night. at the same time the city getting ready too. >> reporter: ktvu was there as the warriors boarded their plane headed for cleveland. fans on their feet sunday night as they won game 5. today crews spent the day cleaning up and preparing for tuesday night at

oracle arena. he says they will be ready. >> we will do a game day preparation. >> reporter: tickets went on sale saturday, starting price $15. now >> we are expecting a full house. >> reporter: oakland is getting ready for the game too and the possibility fans will take things too far. police acknowledged reports of gunfire following last night's win. >> celebration of some kind, gunfire, we want to encourage everyone that gunfire is dangerous. >> reporter: oakland does have experience with out of control fans. 2003 fans burned cars and smashed windows after the raiders lost the super bowl. police confirmed they have been working for weeks on a plan for post game activities including

how to target trouble makers. >> anyone who has intentions to be disruptive we will take action. >> reporter: police say tuesday will be a all hands on deck situation with every officer on duty and they will work with other police agencies, reached out to other cities like san francisco to see how they handle big celebrations. >> the police department has contacted other law enforcement agencies that have had significant celebrations such as parades and we have reached out to them and looking at what worked, what hasn't worked. >> reporter: i don't want to jinx things here but oakland says they have plans for a large scale celebration. they don't want to release the details just yet. >> first things first, got to win tomorrow night. thank you very much. once again, tip-off 6:00 p.m. tomorrow night in cleveland.

then if necessary game 7 back home at oracle arena friday night at 6:00 p.m. family members calling for action against a police officer who shot and killed an unarmed man. >> loose canon. >> the evidence they said the district attorney's office won't look at. and farmers trying to adopt to the drought. >> tracking the breezy conditions that we had today. things changing. it will get warmer. air quality takes a hit. we will be back with all the details. the monday evening commute. slow. >> a live picture of hospital curve. the lanes on the left heading towards the bay bridge out of san francisco and you can see it is heavy as it usually is this time a night.

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a car found down an embankment may have been pushed off the cliff. the chp received calls of a car on fire at 9:00 a.m. this morning. they looked inside the car for victims but no one was found. investigators say it is possible that car was stolen and intentionally pushed off the cliff and set on fire. new at 6:00 p.m. the family and friends of a man killed by a police officer are demanding justice for the 24- year-old. the family is angry the district attorney decided not to file charges against had police officer who shot -- the police officer who shot him. they staged a rally today. they had the district attorney to reopen the case and hear

from witness whose dispute the officer's account of what happened. last september he went into liquor store. the owner said he asked him to leave because he appeared to be drunk. once outside the officer said he tried to grab his gun and that is when the officer opened fire. witnesses say he posed no threat to the officers. >> my son was my pride and joy and the most evaluateinable ing in -- most valuable thing in our lives. >> his mother said the only thing her son did wrong was being intox kate in public. he -- intoxicated in public. the murder trial began today in sacramento. he is accused in the stabbing death of his girlfriend last may. he sat in his black suit showing no emotion. family and friends of the

victim could not hold back their tears. this is the first time they have seen photos and video of the crime scene. she was one of six witnesses. she recalled the moment she found her sister laying face down. he pleaded not guilty to the murder charges. california running dry but despite the drought 5 water agencies have been told go save less -- told a save less water. the agencies appealed and got relief. >> reporter: when the state order benicia to cut water use by 28%, one of the largest cuts, the city submitted data showing the efforts were paying off. that convinced the state a 20% cut was more appropriate.

>> what it shows is we have saved water. it has given the city credit but we need to continue because we are still in the drought. >> reporter: letting lawns go dry or replacing them. >> we had the most participation in the turf replacement program. they have taken to heart. >> shut the watering system off and let it turn brown. and then i called a guy and he painted it green for me. looks great. >> reporter: customers talk about their efforts to save water. >> how much the lakes are down. all that stuff. always good to do your part. >> reporter: that helped them change its practices. >> we try not to run the water. >> reporter: 49 other water agencies throughout the state

received a reduction in their cuts. including four others in the bay area. napa's target was reduced from 24 to 20% because they showed a spike there came from the earthquake that ruptured water mains. an act of nature. not water hogs. san ramon 16 to 12% because of the nesacrosses in -- the increases in the populations and discovery bay and hills burg. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. time check the weather now. cooler today but a warm up is heading our way. bill is back in the weather center. >> it will go up towards the middle of the week. today in some places it was cooler. some places warmer. but there was more wind today and that kept things breezy and cool along the bay shore and ocean beach in san francisco

where the sand blowing. highs from today, 79 fairfield. 80 antioch. 85 morgan hill. highs tomorrow the same. these i didn'ts in here, fairfield, antioch, areas in here, fairfield, antioch, 80s. similar. back in san francisco, looking back towards the bay bridge. you can see the fog and low clouds pushing inland. that will have an impact on the morning. cloudy for the bay. especially livermore valley. fog pushing through. right? right here. tomorrow morning we will have fog into this area. livermore valley. the model keeps it out of san rafael but i think it will be there. strong winds, the fog, this is the result of that. right? current temperatures. greens are the cooler numbers.

marine air. right? comes in. look. stops. warmer in the central valley. because the breeze. you knew that. 25 miles per hour windser winds napa. gusting in fairfield to 23 miles per hour. that is the wind. high pressure weakened a little bit. this guy, this low is responsible for today's weather. tomorrow's weather. similar. it is gone wednesday, thursday and friday. the air becomes more similar to what we saw towards the end of last week. back into the warm highs. upper 80s, mid-90s. highs tomorrow. you can see the reds, representing the 90s. we could see -- most of these spots 80s. mid-80s. something like that.

90 vacaville. 90 fairfield. 87 walnut creek. livermore 88. 86 gilroy. air quality, as the air -- right now not bad. as it sinks wednesday, air quality deteriorates. becomes fire danger stuff. notice the weekend, upper 90s. [ indiscernible ] >> coast 60s. you know? mid-60s. classic summer pattern. [ talking at the same time ] >> thank you. california farmers are making tough decisions when it comes to watt to plant during the drought. some are deciding to plant crops that don't need as much water and other are leaving fields unplanted. farmers are switching to crops

that have a longer life span and use less water. 500,000 acres of land have been -- [ indiscernible ] this year. >> i know farms that cut down thousands of almond trees, reduced the number of cantaloupe that they grow. and so we see those diminish from time to time when there is not enough water to meet the demand. >> farm and water experts say if the drought continues, more access to surface water will be taken away from farmers and more land could be left unplanted. the warriors have arrived in cleveland and are getting ready for a potential clinching game six. mark is up next with sports. noelle walker is in the news room with a look at what we are working on for ktvu fox 2 news at 7:00 p.m. on tv 36. >> coming up at 7:00 p.m. former florida governor jeb

bush launched his presidential campaign today. he knows a plan to distinguish himself from other republican counter parts and learning about details about the similarities between yesterday's two shark attacks off the coast of north carolina. working on these stories and more coming up on ktvu fox 2 news at 7:00 p.m. on tv 36.

some school kids are kicking off their summer vacation at leg odai camp. a -- legos day camp. to focus on robotics, programming and coding. counselors say they try get the kids to think about the skills employers are looking for and to come up with ideas to help build a better robot.

it is paid for by grants from the county. mark here now. all about the warriors. >> yeah. absolutely. i think a lot of warrior fans were waiting for yesterday's game in that steph curry was -- [ talking at the same time ] >> you could make a race for lebron james no matter -- case for lebron james no matter what for being the mvp but steph curry stood up. warriors dominated the last three games. he was 7-13 from three at 37 points. and talked about being comfortable. i think he is feeling his oats now in the nba finals after early series jitters. >> those are playing i have been making all year and ones i feel confident and helps to have gone through game 2 where we were rushing in the same situation. it helps to keep your

confidence. >> he is an aassociation. he has -- assassin. he has the switch. we got guys that have that. >> they call him the baby face assassin. suiting yesterday for him. the women's world cup continues. germany dominates today against thailand. they beat them 4-0. they were already up 1-0. you will see her with a beautiful header. she had two goals. and lena with a beautiful goal right there. and team u.s.a. will play nigeria tomorrow. you will see that right here on ktvu fox 2 news at 5:00 p.m. team u.s.a. mean time the san diego padres made a lot of moves to strengthen their team but it is not working out. they are in third place and today they fired their manager.

bud black. manager since 2006. they haven't had a winning season since 2010. that is the end of the line in san diego for bud black. giants and a's tonight. >> thank you. thank you for joining us. have a great evening everyone. see you on the 10:00 p.m. news. >> goodnight. for over 60,000 california foster children, it's a challenge to replace

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