craig debro joins us now with the latest on the investigation. good morning, craig. >> we're on bancroft avenue right now. i have a call into police to see if i can get an update on where they are in the investigation. many people know that family members and friends think this is a setup. there is a possibility they may already have somebody in mind. meantime, this memorial out here was set up for 13-year-old timone clark, the boy shot and killed wednesday night traditionally candles and flowers are always at memorials like this. this t-shirt here has dozens of messages written on it. this particular spot will carry dark memories for years to come. >> he would go over and above the call of duty. i would say two laps to the student body. he would do three laps. >> police say they do not have meetive for the shooting or any suspects. but the family suspects jamone park was set up to die. family members say he got a call from someone asking him to walk to a gas station and fill up a gas can, presumably because that person ran out of gas and was stra

ktvu's craig debro explains. >> reporter: the court says it will allow the governor-ordered furloughs to continue while the court looks at the power to issue them. for people who have business for the state today, many are confused about what's open and what's not. >> arnie strikes again. >> reporter: last month arnold schwarzenegger issued an executive order directing state agencies to employ furlough fridays. it requires some workers to take three days off without pay every month. the furloughs are supposed to go into effect august 1st. one of the unions acted by the order sued the governor to stop the furloughs. the professional engineers of california government argued that furloughs were a way to cut pay without legally mandated collective bargaining. >> they decided to get around it by changing people's employment to several weeks per month, 32 hours as opposed to 40 hours. >> reporter: in san francisco this morning, it was difficult to find a state building with furloughed workers. additional workers weren't acted by the orders. their furloughs were ledge slated, but expired. t

in oakland, craig debro, ktvu, channel 2 action news. >>> law enforcement officials say last week's drug bust in gilroy has broken up one of the largest mexican drug operations in the united states. the sacramento sheriff's department today laid out some of the 637 pounds of methamphetamine and cocaine seized last thursday. they estimated the street value to be more than $200 million. eight mexican nationals are in custody. officers say it took more than a year of investigating to infiltrate the san francisco based gang. >>> districts are looking at new ways to curb truancy. officials say a hundred students are true want on an average school day. the city says it will enforce a daytime curfew for norse. police plan to take true wants to centers where they'll be supervised and counseled. the student and his or her legal guardian will be required to attend a hearing, and chronic offenders will fines. >>> mayor gavin newsome delivered signs for merchants to post in their stores saying they support tarp, the truancy assessment and resource center. it's a drop-in facility that connects studen

craig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, kraig. >>> the san francisco chp honored a father and son today for saving the life of a man trapped in a burning car. alphonso rodriguez and his 14- year-old son were driving on 101 on st. patrick's day when they saw a burning car with a man trapped inside. mr.rodriguez could not get into the burning car until his son handed him a wrench to smash the window. >> had he not retrieved that wrench from the vehicle from my truck, you know, i believe that mr. bell would not have survived this accident. >> rodriguez and his son were both awarded certifications of commendation from the chp for their bravery. nathan anthony lavell lives in los angeles, he survived the crash and has been treated for severe burn injuries. >>> there is more bad economic news today and word from federal reserve chief ben bernanke that the recovery has weakened. the fed chief spoke to bankers in jackson hole, wyoming this morning, he says the outlook is inherently uncertain and the chi remains vulnerable. he also said the government is prepared to take further measur