hamilton, health and science editor john fowler ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now on the california condor. the species was looked at as endangered under the endangered species act back in 1967. 15 years later the first captive bred condors were released into the wild. today there are 108 condors living in the wild. >>> new safety measures are in place at the bay area intersection where a 2-year-old girl was killed. we were there this morning in roner park as two crosswalks were painted with stripes and arrows at schneider lane and medical center drive. conner was texting and did not see murray and her toddler crossing the street. dunnaway is charged with vehicle manslaughter and faces up to a year in jail. >>> san jose public schools need to install sprinklers in all schools. it's been investigating a fire at tracy school. the fire caused $15 million in damage. >>> old navy has stepped up to help the victims of tuesday's fraternity fire. the fire caused extensive damage. 28 men living there escaped without injury but they lost most of their possessions. today the old navy at valley fair m

fish and wildlife and national park service to help them with the management of california condors. there would like to use our veterinary expertise to help with the annual medical procedures with california condors. in the past, they were taken from the wild, they would take the populations that they were working with, in the tentacle wilderness population that they are referring to. they would take a couple of them out every year and much of them for poisoning. many of these animals have been shot with these lead bullets, and so -- they have a medical technique where they will leach out the bloodstream. we are delighted to be partnering with the fish and wildlife service. and the fish and game on this project. and i would like to talk about the san francisco zoo. like all of the communities and all of the city governments, it is important to deal with the waste stream, and people can help to select this and go to compost or garbage. we have been working with parks and recreation about this and we are up to 75% right now. we have biodiesel. we have these vehicles going out into sch

. >>> these south bay hills for the first time in living memory the california condor did something biologist are excited. that story, still ahead. >>> we can soon be tracking another round of fog. the warmest day of the weekend, i will let you know when the rain chances could return. that is right, rain chances in the bay area forecast. ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your laptop with u-verse online and on your smartphone with u-verse mobile, included with most plans. or get u-verse tv for as low as $29 a month for 6 months. in the network you can take entertainment with you. . >>> two construction workers are recovering from injury when parts of a sound wall fell on them. the highway patrol says the worker suffered minor injuries. they took them to the hospital. the wall is constructed along highway 4 near summerville road. no cars involved. crews were widening the highway. >>

. >>> and california condors are doing something that has biologists excited.t have a good surprised face. maybe i can look up videos of surprised people on my new phone for reference. yep, i really want that phone. upgrade to the new droid incredible 2 by htc with global capabilities for only $149.99. now on america's largest, most reliable high-speed network. verizon. >>> a rare sighting in the bay area. five california condors who traveled more than 50 files 50 miles from their nest at pinnacle. >> to see them so far out of the area where they normally range was just a real special treat. >> reporter: astronomer and amateur bird watcher -- these are five of only 108 in the wild. >> i don't think i'll ever have such a privilege again unless they move into the area. >> reporter: we're just 10 miles east of san jose. >> the birds are obviously finding the area appealing up there. >> reporter: burnett tracks condors by radio. some flew into livermore six years ago but didn't stay. tuesday they lingered in the bay area for the first time in a century. >> that's t

five endangered california condors were seen perched on a dome.they are among the world's rarest birds and are believed to have flown from pinnacle's national monument. >>> and the one and only appearance of the season. -- and nascar makes its one and only appearance of the season. we'll talk to the local man racing this weekend.. get some new lamps. or we could get no sofa. negotiating, eh? you got it! >>> 2011 northern california special olympics is kicking off tonight with special ceremonies. the flame of hope passed through sacramento, eventually ending up at uc davis where the games are taking place. events start tomorrow and continue through sunday. they include swimming competitions, track and field as well as tennis. >> i think it's important to show that these young kids can have a future that they can accomplish things that they set their mind on. and i think that's what we want to instill in them. >> reporter: the money raised by the special olympics goes to the athletes. provide housing as well as their uniforms. >>> a lot going on thi

five california condors who traveled more than 50 files 50 miles from their nest at pinnacle. >> to seer out of the area where they normally range was just a real special treat. >> reporter: astronomer and amateur bird watcher -- these are five of only 108 in the wild. >> i don't think i'll ever have such a privilege again unless they move into the area. >> reporter: we're just 10 miles east of san jose. >> the birds are obviously finding the area appealing up there. >> reporter: burnett tracks condors by radio. some flew into livermore six years ago but didn't stay. tuesday they lingered in the bay area for the first time in a century. >> that's the double edged here. we're always excited to see these birds go into new areas but we start accessing the threat. >> reporter: like lead and people. >> a privilege to view, and they weren't concerned about us at all. >> reporter: biologists burnett says overnighting here may soon need to nesting here. that indeed would be a spectacular sign of success. on mount hamilton, john fowler, ktvu channel two news. >>> santa clara county passed what i