ktvu's amber lee is live in the city's laurel heights neighborhood where some tenants told her they have lost everything. >> reporter: frank now we can see red cross workers over there helping displaced tenants who tell us they are still in shock over what happened. we're going to show you where those broken windows are, where the fire started and it spread quickly. >> reporter: this fire was deceptive. from the front of the building you can't see much damage. tenants who escaped tell us they never saw flames but knew something was wrong when the alarm sounded at 10:50 a.m. >> there was smoke on the stairwell, then we came outside and there was smoke coming off the roof. >> i brought your laptop and there's a couple of phones there. but un unfortunately your apartment sustained a lot of damage. >> reporter: it was student hahn's apartment. he says a plumber accidentally started the fire after using a torch in his apartment. >> i am kind of shock right now, i don't know how to react. >> reporter: he told us he lost everything in his apartment and he will have to stay with relatives. firef

amber lee was live as the top 10 idols took on the stage. >> reporter: the concert ended a little morehalf hour ago inside the oracle arena. if you look down the walk way, they're waiting for the finalists to come out of the concert. there's a lot of fans out there waiting to get the last glimpse. and the excitement started even before the concert began. screaming fans greeted idol finalist james durbin of santa cruz as he walked into the arena. many waited in hopes of catching their glimpse of their favorite idol. >> it's inspiring that there's a talent near me. >> ♪ >> reporter: the hit inspired concert drew a crowd that varied in age. tickets ranged from $42 and up. one fan showed us where she'll be sitting for $132. where are you? >> right here, 10. >> reporter: where's the stage? >> right here. >> reporter: a fan of tia magia tells us how the american's idol changed his life. >> now they introduce me like tia's uncle. now i have a new title, but my name is ed. >> reporter: and there were also those who are inspiring idols. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> reporter: the american idol finalists will ta

ktvu's amber lee is live in the city's laurel heights neighborhood where some tenants told her they have lost everything. >> reporter: frank now we can see red cross workers over there helping displaced tenants who tell us they are still in shock over what happened. we're going to show you where those broken windows are, where the fire started and it spread quickly. >> reporter: this fire was deceptive. from the front of the building you can't see much damage. tenants who escaped tell us they never saw flames but knew something was wrong when the alarm sounded at 10:50 a.m. >> there was smoke on the stairwell, then we came outside and there was smoke coming off the roof. >> i brought your laptop and there's a couple of phones there. but un unfortunately your apartment sustained a lot of damage. >> reporter: it was student hahn's apartment. he says a plumber accidentally started the fire after using a torch in his apartment. >> i am kind of shock right now, i don't know how to react. >> reporter: he told us he lost everything in his apartment and he will have to stay with relatives. firef

reporting live from police headquarters, amber lee, ktvu channel two news. >>> more details now, thecity of san jose is also seeing an up tick in homicides. that compares to 14 for the first six months of last year. >>> back here in less than 10 minutes, i'm going to have tomorrow's forecast for the start of a big holiday weekend. i'll give you a hint, it's going to get hot around here. >>> and a warning after two hikers at yosemite are swept away. >>> homeowners now have less than 24 hours before firefighters require them to install smoke protectors. only some people appear to be getting the message, eric rasmussen. >> reporter: owners at this warehouse store say they ran out for a time today. but homeowners now know that if you don't have one of these at your home, you're going to get fined. on friday all single family homes in california will have to have a smoke detector. >> did you know you have to have one by tomorrow. >> no. >> i heard it was going to be put into law but i didn't know it was tomorrow. >> the purpose here is to allow you to protect your family. >> reporter: men

ktvu's amber lee is live in san francisco where fans say they may be more cautious now, amber. >> reporter: frank, we're at at&t park where a game is still going on inside right now. the death of a baseball fan in texas trying to catch one of these is on the minds of people hereo the ballpark to see the giants play the mets looking for a good time. some hoping for a free souvenir by the way of a foul ball. >> have you ever gone for a ball that flew your way. >> absolutely. we were just talking about one we caught last season. >> reporter: but last night, this man trying to catch a ball thrown by josh hamilton fell and died. his 6-year-old son was next to him when he fell. >> i can't think, what they are going through right now. >> reporter: fans say catching a souvenir ball is part of the experience of going to a game but they would like to see higher railings to prevent accidents. some fans say they plan to be more careful. >> if it's closer to us, then we will reach for it. but if it's to a point where we're leaning over something, we need to stay away from that, yes. >> reporter: is tha

ktvu's amber lee is live in san francisco where fans say they may be more cautious now, amber. >> reporter: frank, we're at at&t park where a game is still going on inside right now. the death of a baseball fan in texas trying to catch one of these is on the minds of people here tonight. many families packed into the ballpark to see the giants play the mets looking for a good time. some hoping for a free souvenir by the way of a foul ball. >> have you ever gone for a ball that flew your way. >> absolutely. we were just talking about one we caught last season. >> reporter: but last night, this man trying to catch a ball thrown by josh hamilton fell and died. his 6-year-old son was next to him when he fell. >> i can't think, what they are going through right now. >> reporter: fans say catching a souvenir ball is part of the experience of going to a game but they would like to see higher railings to prevent accidents. some fans say they plan to be more careful. >> if it's closer to us, then we will reach for it. but if it's to a point where we're leaning over something, we need to stay away f

amber lee is in san jose where the family told her they have no idea how the boy managed to walk more than a mile to the greyhound bus station. amber-- >> reporter: julie, we're in front of the home of the 13- year-old boy. we were here right after the father received the good news that his son had been found. after hours of worrying and searching this father learned late this afternoon that his autistic son jesus garza had been found. >> how is he doing? did they say his condition? >> he's in good condition. >> reporter: gillermo garza tells us he discovered his son missing at 6:30. the eighth grader has the mental capacity of a 7-year- old. >> he's never left his house expect than with his parents. so they were surprised he was not home. >> reporter: his father says he mentioned to his parents that he wanted to two to hollywood to meet his favorite tv stars. so they called the greyhound and found surveillance that he had been at the station. police plan to drive him home. >> reporter: in spanish jesus's father thanked his neighbors for the search. >> thank god for our neighborhood h

reporting live from police headquarters, amber lee, ktvu channel two news. >>> more details now, thecity of san jose is also seeing an up tick in homicides. that compares to 14 for the first six months of last year. >>> back here in less than 10 minutes, i'm going to have tomorrow's forecast for the start of a big holiday weekend. i'll give you a hint, it's going to get [ bailiff ] fee court is now in session. come on out, guys. the jury has reached its decision. now, you guys found the other airline guilty of charging a 150-dollar change fee. you bet! southwest would never do that. and that was after she changed her flight and paid the difference in airfare. that other airline treated her wrong. she was understandably upset. well, who can afford a 150-dollar change fee? he was surprised with the verdict. you got that right. [ male announcer ] don't pay a change fee on top of a fare difference. fly southwest, the only major airline that never charges change fees. >>> homeowners now have less than 24 hours before firefighters require them to install smoke protectors. only some people

amber lee is live and shows us what's happening right now. >> reporter: we want to show you what's going on behind me. there are still a few officers here. things are winding down. but the cable car service has just resumed. it's been out for the last hours we've been here. it lasted for about 3.5 hours and tension had been building throughout the night. about 8:00, police moved in and started arresting protesters who have expressed anger over the fatal shooting of 19-year- old kenneth harding. some protesters stood on cable car tracks and shut down service. and others layed down in front of rasmussen records and stopped traffic. but one driver caught in the traffic back up during the march told us she disagreed with the protesters. and says it appears the shooting was justified. >> from what i've heard it seemed like the police certainly had reason to do it what they did. >> reporter: protesters went to the mission police station and threw smoke bombs and flairs. >> there's a whole lot of ranting and they shot the guy on the b.a.r.t. last week and now this. it's just ridiculous. >> repo

amber lee was live as the top 10 idols took on the stage. >> reporter: the concert ended a little moreago inside the oracle arena. if you look down the walk way, they're waiting for the finalists to come out of the concert. there's a lot of fans out there waiting to get the last glimpse. and the excitement started even before the concert began. screaming fans greeted idol finalist james durbin of santa cruz as he walked into the arena. many waited in hopes of catching their glimpse of their favorite idol. >> it's inspiring that there's a talent near me. >> ♪ >> reporter: the hit inspired concert drew a crowd that varied in age. tickets ranged from $42 and up. one fan showed us where she'll be sitting for $132. where are you? >> right here, 10. >> reporter: where's the stage? >> right here. >> reporter: a fan of tia magia tells us how the american's idol changed his life. >> now they introduce me like tia's uncle. now i have a new title, but my name is ed. >> reporter: and there were also those who are inspiring idols. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> reporter: the american idol finalists will take this to

amber lee is in san jose where the family told her they have no idea how the boy managed to walk more than a mile to the greyhound bus station. amber-- >> reporter: julie, we're in front of the home of the 13- year-old boy. we were here right after the father received the good news that his son had been found. after hours of worrying and searching this father learned late this afternoon that his autistic son jesus garza had been found. >> how is he doing? did they say his condition? >> he's in good condition. >> reporter: gillermo garza tells us he discovered his son missing at 6:30. the eighth grader has the mental capacity of a 7-year- old. >> he's never left his house expect than with his parents. so they were surprised he was not home. >> reporter: his father says he mentioned to his parents that he wanted to two to hollywood to meet his favorite tv stars. so they called the greyhound and found surveillance that he had been at the station. police plan to drive him home. >> reporter: in spanish jesus's father thanked his neighbors for the search. >> thank god for our neighborhood h

amber lee. >> and more details in the search for the killer. police released this photograph of a van. they are looking for the ford wind star similar to the one you are looking at there. the widow said it drove up next to them early wednesday, she said the sliding door opened and someone started firing. there is currently a 25,000- dollar reward in the case. >> the debt showdown goes no a critical weekend with the united states inching closer to a unprecedented default. the republican controlled house approved emergency legislation this afternoon raising the detect ceiling $900 billion while cutting $917 billion in spending. the bill moved to the democraticly controlled senate where it was rejected. >> this house has acted. it is time for the administration and time for our colleagues across the aisle, put something on the table. tell us where you are? >> the economy is hanging on the balance. for the first time in history of our country unless there is a compromise or they accept my bill we are headed for disaster. >> reporter: the majority l

amber lee is live and shows us what's happening right now. >> reporter: we want to show you what's going on behind me. there are still a few officers here. things are winding down. but the cable car service has just resumed. it's been out for the last hours we've been here. it lasted for about 3.5 hours and tension had been building throughout the night. about 8:00, police moved in and started arresting protesters who have expressed anger over the fatal shooting of 19-year- old kenneth harding. some protesters stood on cable car tracks and shut down service. and others layed down in front of rasmussen records and stopped traffic. but one driver caught in the traffic back up during the march told us she disagreed with the protesters. and says it appears the shooting was justified. >> from what i've heard it seemed like the police certainly had reason to do it what they did. >> reporter: protesters went to the mission police station and threw smoke bombs and flairs. >> there's a whole lot of ranting and they shot the guy on the b.a.r.t. last week and now this. it's just ridiculous. >> repo

amber lee. >> and more details in the search for the killer. police released this photograph of a van. they are looking for the ford wind star similar to the one you are looking at there. the widow said it drove up next to them early wednesday, she said the sliding door opened and someone started firing. there is currently a 25,000- dollar reward in the case. >> the debt showdown goes no a critical weekend with the united states inching closer to a unprecedented default. the republican controlled house approved emergency legislation this afternoon raising the detect ceiling $900 billion while cutting $917 billion in spending. the bill moved to the democraticly controlled senate where it was rejected. >> this house has acted. it is time for the administration and time for our colleagues across the aisle, put something on the table. tell us where you are? >> the economy is hanging on the balance. for the first time in history of our country unless there is a compromise or they accept my bill we are headed for disaster. >> reporter: the majority l

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reporting live, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the u.s. coast guard has joined the search for the missing fishermen and says conditions of the sea of cortez are favorable to be able to find the fishermen and for their ability to stay alive. >> visibility, weather, condition, water temperature is ideal for survivability. >> a coast guard c130 took off from sacramento and flew to baja to help in the search. this plane is able to stay in the air for eight hours. it's able to cover a larger area than a helicopter and has a larger crew to search for signsover survivors -- signs of survivors. >>> we're hearing from yee about the his life. and what it was like for those fishermen on the boat as the storm hit. >>> a fire burned about 400 acres alongside interstate 580. ktvu tracked its progress during the 5:00 and 6:00 forecast. the fire broke out about 5:30 and was fully contained at 6:30 tonight. a car fire may have provided the spark that started this grass fire. >>> incredible new video of a massive cloud of dust rolling through phoenix. it's

reporting live in santa cruz county, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and stay with ktvu channel 2for continuing coverage. we will bring you the latest developments in the stow case on air and at ktvu.com. >>> the 13-year-old son of arnold schwarzenegger and maria shriver has been seriously injured in a beach accident. his parents released a statement today saying their son is expected to make a full recovery. christopher schwarzenegger broke bones and has a collapsed lung. the injuries happened while he was boogy boarding in malibu last sunday. >>> back here in less than 10 minutes we have the weekend forecast and temperatures in some areas are going to cool down. we'll tell you how much. >>> drug, weapons, gang tagging, materials, all confiscated in one night and part of an anti gang push back in marin. we go along and it's only on 2. >>> she has waited years for this day. reaction tonight to the official repeal of don't ask don't tell. >>> oakland police are investigating a shooting tonight that sent one man to the hospital. this is new video we just received into ktvu newsroom

reporting live in santa cruz county, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and stay with ktvu channel 2for continuing coverage. we will bring you the latest developments in the stow case on air and at ktvu.com. >>> the 13-year-old son of arnold schwarzenegger and maria shriver has been seriously injured in a beach accident. his parents released a statement today saying their son is expected to make a full recovery. christopher schwarzenegger broke bones and has a collapsed lung. the injuries happened while he was boogy boarding in malibu last sunday. >>> back here in less than 10 minutes we have the weekend forecast and temperatures in some areas are going to cool down. we'll tell you how much. >>> drug, weapons, gang tagging, materials, all confiscated in one night and part of an anti gang push back in marin. we go along and it's only on 2. >>> she has verizon claims its 4g lte is twice as fast as at&t. we're putting them to the test against the speed of a rescue unit. go ! they're downloading a music album. the first network to finish gets rescued. does your phone know that we're raci

amber lee tells us when they might resume the search. >> reporter: today police deployed a special tactical unit and went through these gates to conduct a search. as s.w.a.t. vehicle carrying 10 law enforcement officers from east bay regional park police an alameda county office moved into the area around 9:00 this morning. dressed in camouflage uniforms, they moved with military precision. >> they're very slow and methodical on how they do their job because the goal is everybody goes in and everybody comes out safely. >> reporter: they conducted a search over 20 acres. while a helicopter flew over head. they are looking for two people who shot at an officer last night and searched for a marijuana grove. police did not find what they were looking for. at 3:00 this afternoon, police reopened the trail. >> what's your reaction? >> scary. >> reporter: would you use the park right now? >> yeah, i would use the park. >> reporter: this area is popular with people who walk their dogs, they returned this afternoon. >> we just have to have your eyes open. >> i went this way. >> reporter: we spoke to

amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and a coast guard c130 from mclellan air force base is helping in that search. we will take you on board during today's flight and learn exactly how crew members are conducting the operation. and stay with ktvu for continuing coverage on our website. you will find more video of the rescued men and the search mission. look for the tab that says lost fishermen. >>> we have learned that a man who grew up in san jose has been killed in afghanistan. we spoke to his father tonight in burlingame. niconer amper signed up with the military when he was just 18 years years old. his father says his children are grieving and preparing for a memorial. >>> in a few hours from now, space shuttle atlantis is set for lift off. this is a live picture now of atlantis. if tomorrow's lift off is scrubbed, nasa could launch atlantis saturday, sunday or monday morning. otherwise the next attempt would be next weekend. >>> we have new information about the man shot and killed by b.a.r.t. police sunday. the medical examiner says the man is charles blare hill. ktvu news obtai

tonight at 10:00, amber lee will talk to patrons about what they saw unfold. >>> a passenger scuffle on board a plane that ended with a pilot bloody and bruised and two brothers under arrest. sal castaneda live at sfo where witnesses instinctively jumped in to help, sal. >> gasia this story is getting national attention partly because of what other people did, bystander as they helped subdue to violent men on board. two men that were acting i radically to begin with were arrested after being kicked off a flight from miami to san francisco. police say the trouble began just after the plane had left the gate. a flight attendant noticed one of the men couldn't be woken up to put his seat belt on. the attendant told police the man seemed drunk or high. the crew made the decision to return to the gate and asked the two men who are brothers to get off. >> they were sitting there arguing with the captain. they did not want to leave or get off the plane. one of the guys punched the captain right in the eye right here on his face. and then that's when the captain backed up and all the other g

amber lee is live wither she spoke to the wife of one of survivors. >> reporter: we are at the boat ramp where the 62-year-old man usually takes off from for his local fishing trips. tonight his wife said he was wearing a life vest and that's what saved him. richard works for the giants as an ush er and was on the boat that capsized. he was with friends on a fishing trip. >> he was one of the people that -- was lucky. he is a good swimmer. >> reporter: her husband has been emotional during his phone calls but he is unhurt. he said he spent 12 hours in the water. the united states coast guard is a sifting the mexican navy in the search and rescue. earlier today authorities considered calling off the operation but decided to continue saying the warm waterren creases the possibility for survival. >> the helicopter conducts path patterns in which they sweep up and down. >> reporter: survivors include charles gibson, and michael ing of belmont. his wife said he enjoy this is yearly fishing trip and survived by clinging to a floating cooler. >> he said he was praying for his life. >> what's yo

amber lee tells us when they might resume the search. >> reporter: today police deployed a special tactical unit and went through these gates to conduct a search. as s.w.a.t. vehicle carrying 10 law enforcement officers from east bay regional park police an alameda county office moved into the area around 9:00 this morning. dressed in camouflage uniforms, they moved with military precision. >> they're very slow and methodical on how they do their job because the goal is everybody goes in and everybody comes out safely. >> reporter: they conducted a search over 20 acres. while a helicopter flew over head. they are looking for two people who shot at an officer last night and searched for a marijuana grove. police did not find what they were looking for. at 3:00 this afternoon, police reopened the trail. >> what's your reaction? >> scary. >> reporter: would you use the park right now? >> yeah, i would use the park. >> reporter: this area is popular with people who walk their dogs, they returned this afternoon. >> we just have to have your eyes open. >> i went this way. >> reporter: we spoke to

reporting live from the bay view, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and more details now, police say it is unclear if harding fired the shot intentionally or if he did so by accident as he fell. police also say harding's gun is missing. they say the gun officers recovered last weekend is not the gun that killed him. police are offering a $3,000 reward for it's recovery. >>> the family of a man shot to death by oakland police is suing the city now for $10 million. police officers say they thought jones was reaching for a gun, it later turned out to be a small silver scale. the lawsuit claims police used excessive force. earlier this year, prosecutors ruled the shooting was justified. >>> in five minutes, surveillance video of this month's police shooting at a b.a.r.t. platform. what it shows and what it does not show. >>> border's bookstores are now entering its final chapter. the company spokeswoman tonight told ktvu news that liquidation sales will start tomorrow. books a million is in talks to purchase 30 to 35 stores but it's unclear if that would include the six here in the bay a

amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a protest march last night of that police shooting ended with san francisco police arresting 43 people. today we learned that 26 of those arrested live outside of san francisco. police identify 17 as city residents. just one of the people arrested last night lived in the bay view neighborhood where the shooting actually occurred. >>> new at 10:00, the san francisco municipal transit agency appears to be close to naming its new director. the agency's choice to run muni is this man, edward rufkin. they did say there is a news conference set for 10:00 tomorrow morning. >>> there is a new hint tonight, interim san francisco mayor, ed lee may be rethinking his decision not to run for mayor in the upcoming election. for weeks, groups have been campaign for him to change his mind, and enter the race. listen closely. his comment refers to discussions taking place. >> that doesn't necessarily translate into elections, but there are interesting discussions that are going on. >> with you, and whom else? >> i would just leave it at that. >> a group called women

amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and a coast guard c130 from mclellan air force base is helping in that search. we will take you on board during today's flight and learn exactly how crew members are conducting the operation. and stay with ktvu for continuing coverage on our website. you will find more video of the rescued men and the search mission. look for the tab that says lost fishermen. >>> we have learned that a man who grew up in san jose has been killed in afghanistan. we spoke to his father tonight in burlingame. niconer amper signed up with the military when he was just 18 years years old. his father says his children are grieving and preparing for a memorial. >>> in a few hours from now, space shuttle atlantis is set for lift off. this is a live picture now of atlantis. if tomorrow's lift off is scrubbed, nasa could launch atlantis saturday, sunday or monday morning. otherwise the next attempt would be next weekend. >>> we have new information about the man shot and killed by b.a.r.t. police sunday. the medical examiner says the man is charles blare hill. ktvu news obtai

amber lee is live wither she spoke to the wife of one of survivors. >> reporter: we are at the boat ramp where the 62-year-old man usually takes off from for his local fishing trips. tonight his wife said he was wearing a life vest and that's what saved him. richard works for the giants as an ush er and was on the boat that capsized. he was with friends on a fishing trip. >> he was one of the people that -- was lucky. he is a good swimmer. >> reporter: her husband has been emotional during his phone calls but he is unhurt. he said he spent 12 hours in the water. the united states coast guard is a sifting the mexican navy in the search and rescue. earlier today authorities considered calling off the operation but decided to continue saying the warm waterren creases the possibility for survival. >> the helicopter conducts path patterns in which they sweep up and down. >> reporter: survivors include charles gibson, and michael ing of belmont. his wife said he enjoy this is yearly fishing trip and survived by clinging to a floating cooler. >> he said he was praying for his life. >> what's yo

reporting live, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the u.s. coast guard has joined the search for the missing fishermen and says conditions of the sea of cortez are favorable to be able to find the fishermen and for their ability to stay alive. >> visibility, weather, condition, water temperature is ideal for survivability. >> a coast guard c130 took off from sacramento and flew to baja to help in the search. this plane is able to stay in the air for eight hours. it's able to cover a larger area than a helicopter and has a larger crew to search for signsover survivors -- signs of survivors. >>> we're hearing from yee about the his life. and what it was like for those fishermen on the boat as the storm hit. >>> a fire burned about 400 acres alongside interstate 580. ktvu tracked its progress during the 5:00 and 6:00 forecast. the fire broke out about 5:30 and was fully contained at 6:30 tonight. a car fire may have provided the spark that started this grass fire. >>> incredible new video of a massive cloud of dust rolling through phoenix. it's

amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a protest march last night of that police shooting ended with san francisco police arresting 43 people. today we learned that 26 of those arrested live outside of san francisco. police identify 17 as city residents. just one of the people arrested last night lived in the bay view neighborhood where the shooting actually occurred. >>> new at 10:00, the san francisco municipal transit agency appears to be close to naming its new director. the agency's choice to run muni is this man, edward rufkin. they did say there is a news conference set for 10:00 tomorrow morning. >>> there is a new hint tonight, interim san francisco mayor, ed lee may be rethinking his decision not to run for mayor in the upcoming election. for weeks, groups have been campaign for him to change his mind, and enter the race. listen closely. his comment refers to discussions taking place. >> that doesn't necessarily translate into elections, but there are interesting discussions that are going on. >> with you, and whom else? >> i would just leave it at that. >> a group called women

reporting live, amber lee, channel 2 news. >>> in san francisco, investigators are closer to figuring out what caused a house fire that killed two firefighters. perez and valero died in the june 2nd fire on berkeley way in the diamond heights neighborhood. investigators saided to the fire was accidental and most likely electrical in nature. they are still conducting peoples of the electrical system. a full report next once. >>> pge said that they were been operating their natural gas pipelines at a higher level. this is as the investigation continues into september's deadly pipe explosion. as a result of this latest mistake. the utility is lowering the pressure in some of the pipe lime. the head of the california public utility commission calls the news a serious failure. >>> the weather will be very hot over the holiday weekend. this has firefighters and police concerned about illegal fireworks. they are really know after that, including on-line. bill is tracking the weather. first, eric sells us about a lesser known part of the law that could get you in trouble. eric? >> reporter: b

ktvu's amber lee is live now in near by moraga where an officer may have stumbled into a marijuana growing operation. >> we're at the demand center set up by the east bay regional park police and the search for those suspects just wrapped up. we want to show you what's going on right now. this was the special armoured vehicle used by s.w.a.t. to go in and rescue that officer that was shot at by several individuals. this all started around 6:40 tonight and here with me is captain mike ruthental to tell us how this all developed. >> our officer at about 6:30 tonight was on patrol on the upper san leandro reservoir area of the east bay municipal utilities area. we contract to patrol that area. he was on foot patrol on one of those trails when he suddenly was under fire with multiple suspects with multi fire. he was able to return fire on those suspects and hunker down in the area. he called for assistance at which time our, regional park response team responded with our helicopter and multiple agencies. we did a major search of the area, nobody was located at the time. we were able to send th

reporting live from the bay view, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and more details now, police say it is unclear if harding fired the shot intentionally or if he did so by accident as he fell. police also say harding's gun is missing. they say the gun officers recovered last weekend is not the gun that killed him. police are offering a $3,000 reward for it's recovery. >>> the family of a man shot to death by oakland police is suing the city now for $10 million. police officers say they thought jones was reaching for a gun, it later turned out to be a small silver scale. the lawsuit claims police used excessive force. earlier this year, prosecutors ruled the shooting was justified. >>> in five minutes, surveillance video of this month's police shooting at a b.a.r.t. platform. what it shows and what it does not show. >>> border's bookstores are now entering its final chapter. the company spokeswoman tonight told ktvu news that liquidation sales will start tomorrow. books a million is in talks to purchase 30 to 35 stores but it's unclear if that would include the six here in the bay a

ktvu's amber lee is live now in near by moraga where an officer may have stumbled into a marijuana growing operation. >> we're at the demand center set up by the east bay regional park police and the search for those suspects just wrapped up. we want to show you what's going on right now. this was the special armoured vehicle used by s.w.a.t. to go in and rescue that officer that was shot at by several individuals. this all started around 6:40 tonight and here with me is captain mike ruthental to tell us how this all developed. >> our officer at about 6:30 tonight was on patrol on the upper san leandro reservoir area of the east bay municipal utilities area. we contract to patrol that area. he was on foot patrol on one of those trails when he suddenly was under fire with multiple suspects with multi fire. he was able to return fire on those suspects and hunker down in the area. he called for assistance at which time our, regional park response team responded with our helicopter and multiple agencies. we did a major search of the area, nobody was located at the time. we were able to send th

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