. >> east oakland kids bucking the trend. the very personal accounts of their fears, violence and their hope to turn things around. good evening, i'm ann notarangelo. >>> there is a chance that the man suspected of beating bryan stow could go free in a matter of hours. he has a parole hearing tomorrow. >> reporter: giovanni ramirez could be set free tomorrow if a gun found in a complex isn't his. it was found hidden in a laundry basket during the arrest. >> the state has to show that ramirez had knowledge there was a gun in the household. he did not. >> there will be witnesses that say he doesn't live there. >> reporter: the parole revokation hearing isn't is trial which means l.a.p.d. detectives won't have to prove very much to keep him locked up for a parole violation for a conviction not related to the beating case. >> if the state can show that it is just possible that it is possible it happened the way it did the parole board will sustain the parole. >> reporter: he could be sentenced to a year in prison and would allow

lots of east oakland kids can relate. >> what should i do? what could i do? i don't know. just know that i will be listening. >> reporter: the high school students tell their story with poetry, multimedia and theater tell what needs to be done. >> if wealthy children were suffering in the way these children were suffering we would see it as a national crisis. >> reporter: san francisco state professor and teacher knows the stories firsthand. >> oakland is considered one of the most violent cities in the country. i have been teaching in the city for 18 years and pretty much every year i bury at least one student. we lost a student that year to gun violence. >> reporter: the step to college program keeps kids engaged with the same english teachers for four years. >> you can't even be out here late because it is closed down already. it is just so dangerous. you really don't see much kids in school any more. >> people always have expectations of us that we do not have of ourselves, they are not going to live that long and all kids are outside always selling drugs and all that.

>>> a power outage in east oakland has pg&e crews working at this hour. we have the latest details coming up. >>> and an overnight fire. why firefighters had to be concerned about gunfire at the scene. >>> and in just a few hours the kidnappers of jaycee dugard are due in court. the critical ruling they're facing this mortgage. >>> and where hayward police are focusing their investigation this morning as they continue to search for a missing nursing student. it's all ahead on the ktvu morning news. >>> and good morning. i'm claudine wong. pam cook has the morning off. it is thursday june 2nd. what a strange start to the month it's been in terms of weather. so what can we expected to? meteorologist steve paulson is here to tell us. hi, steve. >>> claudine wong, good morning. yes. very advantage early june weather. it will continue all the way into the weekend. no sign of a warm up. 50s and 60s. a heat wave in morgan hill. go 70 degrees. here comes another round of off and on rain. look at that and take a look at the upcoming weekend in about five minutes.

cops partnering up with residents and an east oakland nonprofit to try to put names to the faces of the johns who pick up prostitutes on international boulevard. and once they have been identified, they will get a dear john letter in the mail. >> people trying to use this neighborhood as a place for their dirty little secrets. >> reporter: in oakland's fruitvale district it's hardly a secret. scantily clad women some wearing little more than lingerie, roaming international boulevard in broad daylight. >> these girls like 14, 15 or 16! they're babies. should be in school. >> reporter: this area is known as the track. neither undercover police nor neighborhood rallies have cut into east oakland's persistent prostitution problem and neighbors are sick of it. >> why the state, the county, the city, hasn't been able to deal with this problem effectively, i think, is really disturbing, that this has gone on for decades. >> reporter: today this fruitvale resident joined her neighbors and the east bay asian youth center in a photo shoot. >> lens please, look. >> reporter: promoting a new campai

there has been an unusually high number of shootings in east oakland this year.long with murders. >> reporter: in fact, just half an hour before the peace march started, a man was shot at 69th and burch. just blocks from the school. the violence shows the dangerouses the kids face after getting out of school. after the march, participants stayed to talk about the problems and how to solve them. >> it takes what we do now, the community, the staff, the teachers all of us. it takes all of us to get together. >> reporter: assistant keith jordan says the community is key. but says that the residents also have to talk the talk, which means pointing out suspects instead of staying silent. >>> in watson, the manager of the big five says a man came into the store wanting to buy a gun. the manager said she thought he was acting strangely and said he would have to return after a background check was completed. the man left the store but returned just moments later. >> he came in with a tool back, had a saw. he came in, took out his extension cord. there's a plug on the out

>>> firefighters are still on the scene of a fire right here in east oakland. this fire has sent a firefighter to the hospital. we have all the details straight ahead. >>> five dogs and a cat dead overnight in brentwood. neighbors believed all were poisoned. why they blame another neighbor for the deaths. >>> get ready for a hot day. the alert issued as a result. it's all ahead here on the ktvu morning news. >>> good morning. thank you for waking up with us, it's tuesday, june 21st, i'm pam cook. get the laundry in early and hop on bart or muni if you can because it's going to be hot and it's a spare the air day. steve, how hot is it going to be? >> i'm not doing laundry, pam, no way. it'll be hot today. the real shocker was downtown san francisco yesterday at 88 degrees. i'm going 85 today. there's some fog coming up the coast by monterey, but that may kick in later along the coast, but inland it won't matter. we'll have upper 90s and maybe 100 degrees. pam. >> thank you, steve. >>> we start with developing news from oakland after an overnight fire injured a f

there has been an unusually high number of shootings in east oakland this year. along with murders. >> reporter: in fact, just half an hour before the peace march started, a man was shot at 69th and burch. just blocks from the school. the violence shows the dangerouses the kids face after getting out of school. after the march, participants stayed to talk about the problems and how to solve them. >> it takes what we do now, the community, the staff, the teachers all of us. it takes all of us to get together. >> reporter: assistant keith jordan says the community is key. but says that the residents also have to talk the talk, which means pointing out suspects instead of staying silent. >>> in watson, the manager of the big five says a man came into the store wanting to buy a gun. the manager said she thought he was acting strangely and said he would have to return after a background check was completed. the man left the store but returned just moments later. >> he came in with a tool back, had a saw. he came in, took out his extension cord. there's a plug on the o

christin ayers in east oakland, thank you. >>> the war is increasingly unpopular. coming up at 6:30, what afghanistan would look like if we leave now and why even if we did, the costs soar back home. >> i kept thinking, what if i was wearing that outfit? >> he may be the most famous air traveler in the bay area now. apparently, he is a frequent flyer. more photos surface of the cross-dressing passenger and the uproar over what some see as a racial double standard. >>> can a supermarket save a neighborhood? i'm mike sugerman in san francisco's bayview neighborhood known as a food desert. that story is coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, over my shoulder. the women's bikini wearing man who boarded a u-s airways flight - questions asked. >>> by now you're like will go farm. with the gentleman over my shoulder. the man who boarded a u.s. airways flight apparently no questions asked. turns out he is a frequent flyer with u.s. air. here's the same man wearing a different yet equally eye catching outfit on another flight. these were said to be taken at washington dulles internat

reporter: some four years before his death, i spent a day with chauncey bailey in what was then his east oakland neighborhood. he reported for the oakland tribune and felt he had to live in the mist of it to write about it. >> i always wear a tie, because when you wear a tie people think you're a minister or a detective. and you have a bubble of respect. >> reporter: that perceived bubble of respect did not protect him. when he was shot down, bailey was wearing a suit and a tie. rita williams, ktvu news. >> we continue our story on ktvu.com. there you will find the history of this case. and you will see the interview that rita had with bailey. just click on the bey trial tab. >>> and mehserle is expected to be released after serving 11 months of a two year sentence. >> reporter: gasia, 14th and broadway will once again be the scene of a rally. this time 5:30 sunday evening to mark the release of mehserle. we have seen events that started peaceful mutate into acts of violence. but the business owners i talked to and the mayor say they don't expect a repeat. the conviction of mehserle in july 2010

east bay. mid-60s for oakland and hayward and newark. head inland and the temperatures are on the mild side. 73 for livermore . 68 degrees in santa cruz . mid60 in the morgan hill. >>> and no raindrops on the accu-weather forecast for a change. upper 50s and temperatures continue to head up on wednesday. and warmer days expected thursday and friday and low 80s inland . although it will be a slight downward trend on saturday. really nice looking spring weather ahead for a change. >> sounds good. >> and just ahead. palo alto teen who is soon to be a college graduate after bypassing high school. >> the middle of the night wake-up call that happened night after night. the man whose phone kept ringing and no one would answer his call for help. sure, pulling the mold, miew, and grime from out of the porous caverns of grout takes the right tools, but it also takes a gentle, caring touch. before you can deep clean, you learn to get a feel for its trouble spots. and hey, if you can't listen to grout, you can't truly know its wants...its needs...i

. >>> a group of school children marched through east oakland today in an effort to stop gun violence. the march follows a violent weekend in oakland. they walked through what they call the most violent neighborhood in east oakland. >> we can't tolerate this behavior anymore. the killings have to stop and our kids are walking through it, living it daily and it's time to stop the violence. >>> police in pittsburgh say they plan to increase patrol after a violent incident on a trail. the latest incident involved three people holding a woman. a seconds person tried to intervene but the men also assaulted that person. >>> and winds gusting pushed that massive wildfire in arizona even closer to homes. smoke filled the skies over the town of coyote creek as residents got ready to leave. at least 10,000 people have evacuated in the face of the wallow fire. more than 2,000 firefighters are currently on the ground and in the air. but authorities say at this point that fire is still completely out of control. >>> smoke from that fire is causing problems hundreds of miles away in colorado. healt

. >> reporter: the elder leo was one six hit by gunfire in east oakland in five separate shootings over the weekend. his son, a decorated iraq war veteran, says the streets of oakland are nothing short of a war zone. >> it's a war on the home front and it's a war against our own people. for america, this is as iraq as it gets. period. >> reporter: people who live in what many consider oakland's killing field say enough's much they met with oakland police demanding something be done. >> stop the violence. we love our community. >> reporter: leo jr. can't believe he survived firefights in iraq while his father died from gunfire right outside his own home. he says his mission now is calling for change. >> you got a whole police force, you get out here and you show a show of force. i don't care if you have to have a police officer standing on every corner of the street. as far as i'm concerned, it's dangerous right here. >> police and city leaders pretty with the community of after that march and promised an increase of police presence in that east oakland neighborhood. they also agreed to

police have blocked off the intersection of 81st avenue and international boulevard in east oakland. officers are not giving much information at this time. but it may be the location of a deceased person. more information on the person and on later newscasts and on ktvu.com. >>> union police are investigating a shooting say it happened at a -- at the same house where two other people were killed. police found a 22-year-old latino man suffering from gunshot wounds. >> the initial information is the suspect approached on foot. i don't have a race. i have dark clothing and that's it. >> the victim is lit listed in critical -- is listed in critical condition but is expected to survive. police say there were two other shootings and they are now investigating the connections. >>> volunteers are busy now in an effort to help the homeless. >>> it's almost the end of june but rain is back in the forecast. >>> 1, 2, 3! all right! >> one of san francisco's landmarks just got rolling again. we'll tell you which cable car line. >>> a major fire has destroyed a hotel in florida. the fire burned fo

just before that, a 52-year-old man was injured in a separate shooting on 90th avenue in east oakland. in the meantime, saturday, a 51-year-old was shot and killed, leading to the arrest of those shooters. oakland city leaders are taking action. mayor jean kwon will be on hand at highland hospital. it will make it easier for police to communicate during emergencies. several times during the past year, police units had to use their cell phones instead of radios because of a glitch in the system. >>> how firefighters responding to a drowning say they never asked for help from rescuers. they asked several agencies. the agencies are now telling the contra costa city times they called them but only asked if marine units are on patrol, but they hung up before telling them what was going on. city police and firefighters watched from the shore and did nothing as a suicidal man drown on memorial day. department policies prevented them from rescuing that man. >>> an autopsy will be done today or tomorrow on another man who died in waters this weekend. the man lived on a sailboat in the grandma

. >>> police are investigating a mid-day killing that happened today in east oakland. investigators fell us the victim was shot while driving into a gas station. passers buy took him to the police station, he died while being transported to the hospital. >>> san jose police released the name of the latest homicide victim. john win of san jose was killed tuesday -- last tuesday. police say the killing is gang related and part of a growing problem. ktvu's maureen naylor is live at police headquarters with the steps police are faking to stop -- taking a stop the violence. >> reporter: 27 killed and counting. now they are focusing 100% of their time on gang prevention. a 15-year-old student was shot three times in front of his house. that tops the list of hop side. 25 people killed so far this year, 14 gang related. >> what is causing it, right now it's difficult to put our finger on. >> reporter: homicides doubled from 6 last year to 14 this year. in the last month there have been 6 homicides, all gang related. >> we have a 38 number team, they will be focusing on gang su

east bay. we found one billboard on fruitvale avenue and foothill boulevard in oakland tonight. there are some 60 billboards in all titled black and beautiful. they're paid for by the radius foundation. the message is that too many african american women are having abortions, disproportionately more than white women and blame planned parenthood as the abortion provider, but others believe the campaign is racist. barbara lee said in a statement no woman's choice should be subjected to scrutiny based on her ethnic background. she was offended the billboards were in her district. >>> also police say animal cruelty charges could be on the way for a man in concord suspected of killing his neighbor's dog with poisoned meatballs. erik rasmussen is live in concord and you just spoke with the victim. >> reporter: i spoke to her on the phone a few hours ago. she said she needed some space after everything that happened. the neighbor police arrested actually lives on another street but investigators think he specifically targeted the dogs at this house because of their barking. guy land to

east bay. we found one billboard on fruitvale avenue and foothill boulevard in oakland tonight. there are some 60 billboards in all titled black and beautiful. they're paid for by the radius foundation. the message is that too many african american women are having abortions, disproportionately more than white women and blame planned parenthood as the abortion provider, but others believe the campaign is racist. barbara lee said in a statement no woman's choice should be subjected to scrutiny based on her ethnic background. she was offended the billboards were in her district. >>> also police say animal cruelty charges could be on the way for a man in concord suspected of killing his neighbor's dog with poisoned meatballs. erik rasmussen is live in concord and you just spoke with the victim. >> reporter: i spoke to her on the phone a few hours ago. she said she needed some space after everything that happened. the neighbor police arrested actually lives on another street but investigators think he specifically targeted the dogs at this house because of their barking. guy land to

east bay looking good. the striping is not going on now. the construction was at oakland. we saw the slowdown earlier as they moved the the crews. the northbound side with the taillights just cleared. it's got the southbound side over on the left. one light. there was earlier a couple of vehicles there. i don't see what's going on now with the light but it's out of the lanes. i'll let folks know if there are additional distractions. >> one of the most notorious gangsters has been arrested in california. plus t secret internationally recognized journalist was living with in the bay area for years and the newest of foods that make you fat. faster than anything else. use it and it could save your life. looking at a live picture of the bay bridge. [ male announcer ] bring home a complete meal for your family. 10 pieces of the world's best chicken, 3 large sides and 6 biscuits. enough real food to feed a family of 4 or more for just 20 bucks. today is a kfc day. today tastes so good. >> it's 4:44 as we look at 880 there, starting to gum up a little. we'll check with mike in a m

schoolchildren marched through east oakland today. the piece march was organized by parents, ents, teachers, and students those that took part in a march are meeting with city leaders. >>> a crucial vote is now underway. detective jack nichols is one of the 156 officers that could be laid off this summer. the san jose police officers association is cautiously optimistic that points out many members are skeptical and believe layoffs will come sooner or later. officers will continue to meet with their union until next tuesday. >>> a company will cap annual earnings at 2% and return any amount over that two members and providers. it is starting with $180 million. policyholders will get a credit on their october bill. that is about $80 per individual and $250 for families. blue shield came under fire when it filed for a 59% increase which he later withdrew. >>> polls close in less than an hour here. first in hercules, they will decide whether or not to recall mayor joann ward and councilmember keeny and they also questioned sweetheart lan

. >> reporter: bailey used to live in east oaklands and oakland and worked for the oakland tribune. bailey was killed on august two, 2007. yusuf bey iv and mackey were indicted on june 9, 2011. and to get more information, go to ktvu.com and look under the chauncey bailey tab. >>> two rallies are planned on sunday in oakland to mark mehserle's early release. he has served 11 months on a two year sentence for the shooting of oscar grant. >> he only had 11 months to do which is to us a slap in the face. so we knew this date would come. >> reporter: oakland business and the mayor told us they will be in high alert. but they also say they are not expecting the repeat of a violent riot following mehserle's conviction. >> rallies are planned for tomorrow. some from are planning memorial, others are stepping in. >> reporter: it was an emotional day when the caskets arrived. right now those two caskets are inside the cathedral. the san francisco fire chief told us tonight, always difficult seeing one casket, always painful when you see two. tonight wearing their dressed blues, san francisco

across town in east oakland, there is youth up uprising providing programs for teens and helping them find jobs over the summer. >> they want activities and they want programs that they can have leadership positions. so it's really important to make them feel like they are part of something. >> the challenge for nonprofits is try to find the funds in these tough economic times. in oakland, lyanne melendez, "abc 7 news." >>> joining us in the studio from the partnership for children and youth is katy brackenridge, the director of school initiatives. and this summertime being dangerous for kids? >> yeah. think a lot of us think about summer as this great time for kids, they get to play with their friends, get time outside and take trips with the family. that is true for a lot of kids but it's not always true for low income kids where they may live in dangerous neighborhoods where it's not so safe to go outside and parents may work, one, two, three jobs. so they are not home to be with their kids. so kids are stuck inside and they do a lot of tv watching. they eat unhealthy food. >> let

detectives are interviewing people in east oakland where a man was killed during a wreck in the rain this afternoon. officers were called to the 2100 block of high street around 2:30 this afternoon. they found a man shot to death apparently while he was working on his car. it's not clear if the unidentified man lives in the area. police have not released suspect information at this time. >>> police in oakley now are investigating that city's second homicide of the year. investigators say a 21-year-old man was shot early this morning in a city car next to o'hara park middle school. it's on o'hara avenue. police were called to that scene around 4:00 this morning. police are not releasing the name of the victim at this point. they say he was standing with a group when a gunman approached and then opened fire. it is not clear if he was the intended victim. >>> another homicide in san jose, this time the victim a 44- year-old man. police say the man was standing with another man in front of a home in the 100 block of birch lane last night when som

. >>> in east oakland a teenager survived being shot in the stomach. police say the bullet went in and out of the 18-year-old who was hospitalized in stable condition. neighbors say they heard several shots coming from a house at east 16th and 62nd last night. police say the victim was sitting on the porch. no word of a motive or if anyone has been arrested. >>> in mountainview police found a suspected bank robber lounging at starbucks reading the paper. officers spotted the man at the coffee shop about a half hour after the robbery. they say they saw him go into the bathroom and then he came out he had different clothes on and his facial hair was shaved. police arrested him and they say they recovered the money. >>> the president and speaker of the house hit the golf course but can bonding on the golf course bring them closer on issues like spending and libya. >>> a glowing achievement in alameda county. livermore's famous light bulb. >>> i've got your father's day and pinpoint forecast coming up. ,,,,,, hey marcel, watch this! hey marcel, watch this!

beautiful is always been up lifting until this black and beautiful billboard rose above the streets of east oakland>> i believe that the people who did the billboards are using racist tactics. . >> reporter: it's a black baby at first blush. >> i saw it in passing. >> didn't read it. >> reporter: what's underneath a website, to many aborted.com and slight chances to that website address have popped up in other united states cities but get this, only in areas where the message is far more in your face like in chicago every 21 minutes the next possible leader is a aborted, or atlanta that lead abortion makes three 5th humans seem overly generous. >> they are a well funded group. >> reporter: because of outrage back east the message was switched from comparing black babies to slaves to the message of black and beautiful. >> because we are talking about it i think the campaign is successful. >> reporter: they claim to have paid for 60 adds but wouldn't say how much he spent. >> i'm not going to tell you. >> reporter: we have found that may be because the adds are backed by a southern christian group. >

it happened northeastern international boulevard and east oakland. lice just said the victim is 19 years old from san leandro. he had been shot several times still don't know what led up to the killing and police are asking any witnesses to please come forward. >>> family and friends of a popular wine executive are in shock. 55-year-old gary archer tied during a family outs on the pill the bur -- pills bur you are -- pulls bur -- pullsbury. >>> in just a few hours, we'rary expected to get an update on the condition of injured giants' fan bryan stow. he remains in a coma. stow was severely beaten outside of dodger stadium back in march. the 31-year-old geovany ramirez is the suspect. but still has not been charged with the beating. company documents show that pg&e put in the pipes that blew up vast september -- that blew up last september. the documents also reveal several welding problems on the gas transmission line. that explosion killed eight people and destroyed 38 holes. one group claims circumcisions are common, medical procedures. the supporter

the police department there is planning to expand its force in east oakland in response to a surging homicide rate. oakland is also dealing with a big budget crisis. but police leaders there say they can still increase patrols with a more efficient use of the officers already on the force. >>> this morning the investigation continues into a deadly house fire in el cerrito. a 98-year-old woman from el salvador was killed. that fire started yesterday evening on king drive in the hills above el cerrito. now neighbors took video of the fire. you can take a look there. still no official word on the cause but investigators are looking into the possibility that it may have started from candles tipping over in a shrine inside a closet. >> she's religious. they're from el salvador. she is originally. and she used to light candles and pray in her room. >> now the victim's 50-year-old son suffered minor burns trying to save his mother. his 10-year-old daughter was not hurt. >>> the search for missing nursing student michelle le has reportedly led detectives out of state. the television station i

the group marched through the streets of what many describe as the most violent neighborhood in east oakland. after that walk, the group met with city officials demanding a response to increased gun violence in their neighborhood. separate shootings left five people wounded and one person dead. >>> the jury deliberating the fate of two men charged with murdering journalist chauncey bailey and two others appears to be meticulously reviewing the case. the jury wrapped up its ninth day of deliberations after taking another look at testimony regarding the killing of victim michael wills who prosecutors say was targeted because he was white. defense attorneys for the former leader of your black muslim bakery and co-defendant say the jury is being thorough, but they admit, waiting for verdicts is nerve wracking. >> he's anxious. you know, it's a really tough thing to go through day after day, wondering what a jury will do and what's going to happen to you. but he's holding up pretty well. >> the jury will resume their deliberations tomorrow morning. >> tonight the oakland city council is expected

it bans five men, the city says, that are nor tane yo -- norteno gang members from east oakland. they can't gather in the 450 square blocks covered by the ruling. it imposes a curfew between 10:00 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. opponents say the decision is impossible to enforce. the judge reserved his decision on an additional35 reputed gang members until they have a chance to testify. >>> gay pride weekend kicked off in san francisco with the eighth trans march. they celebrated the 45th anniversary of san francisco's landmark rally. it erupted in 1966 in the tenderloin when the transgender community spontaneously decided to resist harassment by the police department. we have a list of gay pride events on our website, abc7news.com. >>> a slip up by president obama. >> america's most wanted man. bulger wants something back from the fbi. >> and the new economic indicator. >> all that's coming up and then on "nightline." >> coming up next on "nightline" a tractor-trailer plows into an amtrak train with fatal consequences. we'll have the latest plus how an illegal immigrant could have one of th

. >> reporter: the students in question attended united for success middle school in east oakland and graduate tomorrow, by the way. police say the 14-year-old arrested on illegal gun charges told them that he purchased the sawed-off shotgun on the street. he will have his day in court. school officials say that the two adults had a huge lapse in judgment. we contacted one of the adults involved in this and he didn't want to comment any further on the situation. reporting live, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> graduation presents don't get much bigger than this. a san jose woman got more than a diploma when she stepped on stage to graduate. check it out. >> jessica's father called me. jessica said she wishes to be here today. i know what's that like. my wife and i had a son in iraq in the marines. and jessica, when you see your brother -- [ cheers and applause ] >> jessica friedman's little brother, marine corps lance corporal eric friedman returned from duty earlier than planned. it was a short but emotional reunion, because eric is tonight back with his unit in 29 palms. >>>

. >> the elder dunson was one of six people hit by gunfire in east oakland in five separate shootings over the weekend. his son, a decorated iraq war veteran, says the streets are oakland are nothing short of a war zone. >> it's a war on the home front and it's a war against our own people. for america, this is as iraq as it gets, period. >> we want peace, we want peace, we want peace. >> reporter: people who live in what many consider oakland's killing field say enough's enough and march through their neighborhoods and met with oakland police demanding something be done. >> stop the violence, we love our community. >> reporter: leo dunson jr. can't believe he survived firefights in iraq while his father died from gunfire right outside his own home. he said his mission now is calling for change. >> you've got a whole police force. you guys get out here and show a show of force. i don't care if you need a police officer standing on every freakin' corner of the street. as far as i'm concerned, it's dangerous right here. >>> it is 4:50 now. let's just hope the next seven days will look l

an east oakland neighborhood asking something be done about recent shootings in the area. 200 faith leaders and activists will be meet with city council and other officials to try to find answers. they are pushing for increased use of the city's call-in strategy. that is a national program which moved people involved in street violence away from crime. other cities across the country which have used the strategy have seen fewer shootings. tonight's meeting start at 6 at die world ministries located on international boulevard. >>> this morning, a san leandro man facing serious charges for setting off a chain of crashes on highway 880 in oakland. you remember this schett shutting down all northbound lanes during yesterday's commute. 24-year-old ma tran was driving under the influence when he drifted toward the right side of the road just before sunrise yesterday. investigators say tran spun out of control, crashing into a big rig and another car. four people were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. crews spent hours cleaning up 200 gallons of diesel fuel spilled by the truck and turned

that's the ultimatum an east oakland man faced when he told pg&e he didn't want a smartmeter. >> they are going to call you and discuss with you either cutting you off at the line or allowing us to put it in. >> what do you mean? >> they are going to discontinuer service. >> charles pine says a pg&e worker told him his power would be cut off if a smartmeter was not installed. pine also says he wasn't told that he could temporarily opt out of the program, as well. all pg&e customers have the option of getting on a delay list. pg&e says it is looking into that incident. >>> catching a cab in san francisco could be nearly impossible next week. according to the sf examiner, taxi drivers are planning to strike on tuesday. cabbies are upset about credit card fees and what they call intrusive oversight. the strike could have a big impact on tourism because the giants are playing a home game and there are six conventions on tuesday and including one that's expected to draw 10, 000 people to the city. >>> next, a fiery crash shuts down part of a bay area bridge. what you will need to know abou

on this day on this east oakland playground. >> we are scholars. >> we are scholars. >> reporter: a confident group of students. >> i learn things every day so that's what i like about school. >> reporter: came together. >> what i like to be out in the playground so i can play with my friends. >> reporter: socializing in the playground is one skill, in the classroom it's another thing. their teachers say something extraordinary is happening with their reading. >> reporter: he is charles wilson. >> 10% of the kids were reading at proficiency. >> reporter: that was not acceptable. so when wilson became principal, he made reading their priority. >> when you have kids who can be the read, who don't feel successful, when they know they're not going to make it through the day successfully, they're behavior starts to be different. they don't want to be here. >> reporter: in september, wilson implemented a new reading program. students log on every school day for 30 minutes. designed by neurological scientists, wilson says the program uses memory enhancement to teach students like alicia cook prepare

i spent a day with chauncey bailey in his east oakland neighborhood. ed for the oakland tribune and felt he had to live in the midst of violence to write about it. >> i always wear a tie when i go out because around here you wear a tie, people think you're either a minister or a detective. so you have a bubble of respect. >> reporter: that perceived bubble of represent respect did not protect him in the end. when he was shot on the street bailey was wearing a suit and a tie. >>> we posted rita's 2002 story on chauncey bailey on ktvu.com. >>> the health keeps coming for injured giants fan bryan stow. more than a thousand restaurants in alameda are taking part of this fundraiser. when customers mention bryan stow the restaurant will donate 20% of their meal tab. >>> the bay area church targeted overnight and why in some ways the church's pastor is thankful. >>> this is the weather system that will be cooling down the bay area. coming up i'll let you know how >>> a new poll out tonight shows thatten constituents want him to stay in office despite his sexti

i spent a day with chauncey bailey in his east oakland neighborhood. for the oakland tribune and felt he had to live in the midst of violence to write about it. >> i always wear a tie when i go out because around here you wear a tie, people think you're either a minister or a detective. so you have a bubble of respect. >> reporter: that perceived bubble of represent respect did not protect him in the end. when he was shot on the street bailey was wearing a suit and a tie. >>> we posted rita's 2002 story on chauncey bailey on ktvu.com. >>> the health keeps coming for injured giants fan bryan stow. more than a thousand restaurants in alameda are taking part of this fundraiser. when customers mention bryan stow the restaurant will donate 20% of their meal tab. >>> the bay area church targeted overnight and why in some ways the church's pastor is thankful. >>> this is the weather system that will be cooling down the bay area. coming up i'll let you know how long that cool trend will last. >>> and some incredible pictures from hawaii. the concern that this

the east bay still dealing with cloudy skies over areas of oakland, hayward this morning.ide our door and we do have a little breeze in areas right around san jose. so if you're getting outside, bring along that jacket. the breeze will make you feel cooler. noontime numbers, 56 degrees expected along the coast. already warming into the mid and upper 60s inland and for the afternoon, temperatures a little below average for this time of year but still a gorgeous day. looking at upper 70s, approaching 80 for our inland areas. cool by the coast, 58 will be the average. take a look at the afternoon highs. you can see it the shades of blue right along the coastline indicating the upper 50s. widespread green around the bay area, those 60s. and then the further inland you go, the warmer it will be looking at 70s for the north bay, east bay valley, and if you're traveling into areas of san joaquin and sacramento valley, you'll be in the 80s for the afternoon. extended forecasted, warmer for father's day, mid-60s for the coast. mid upper 80s on land and then it becomes uncomfortable

it bans five men the city says are gang members from a huge area of east oakland as you can see. the men cannot gather in the 450 square blocks covered by the ruling. off limits. it imposes a curfew between 1078 p.m. and 5:00 a.m. opponents say this is just impossible to inforce. -- enforce. >> you can't be seen in public with another alleged known gang member and what is the definition? how do you know? how are you supposed to know someone is an alleged gang member? >> the judge reserved his decision on a further disputed gang members until there is a chance to testify. >>> a san francisco artist who worked to create murals on school property is accused of embaed beding sexual images into the tiles. anthony norris arrested in early june june. he ran a nonprofit that works with students building murals. the fbi says they found 600 images of child pornography in his possession. now police say he hid sexually explicit images in some of the tiles, investigators say they found 100 tiles considered offensive. >> negative of a photograph inlaid behind the clear tile. and that as an adu

east bay, oakland, 70. 74 for castro valley. ior east bay, cooler, 82 for concord, 69 for watsonville. hard to believe we started june with showers, going to end june with showers, tuesday afternoon, early wednesday morning, cooler days, and then he heat will be back on next weekend. last night, she was calling me the home improvement person. i was telling painters, outdoor chores, roofers, be advised you may have showers. >> alan: talking about the weather at the race. shu has a winner. >> mike: that's right. nascar and the good old boys running through sonoma at the save mart 350. this is a road course you have to turn right. always tough on these ñ ñ#ç#ç#çñ >> mike: nascar's thundering herd running wild. one of only two road-courses they run all year, as opposed to ovals, which means you turn right. early going, dale earnhardt, driving like his car is on fire because it is. on lap 38. tony stewart bumps brian vickers from behind. that causes him to spin out. these two have a history. vickers get his revenge and bumps stewart.

oakland and five degrees warmer. inland will see a biggest jump. concord 11 degrees warmer. here is a look at eastare five or six degrees cooler than average. mid-to upper 60s and oakland at 66 . down south bay upper 60 to low 70s under a mostly sunny sky . same type of a sky in the peninsula . cent in los alto . low to mid-60s . mid-to upper 60s around the bay shore from san rafael . breezy upper 50s in the beaches . salinas at 65 . morgan hill in the low to mid-70s . heading to the giant's game. cool at 56 degrees . breezy dropping down to 57 . going over to the colsiem it is going to be 62 by the timelet concert is over. most of the inland valleys in the 40s. drizzle on the higher elevations in the peninsula coast and east bay hills. everybody else is dry and it will dry quickly, tomorrow it will help aid the warming trend. top side of that, the winds start to blow off shore. we'll see clearing this afternoon. temperatures thursday, friday and saturday and sunday. low to mid-60s on the bay and coast and where we should be. dry all 7-days of the forecast. >> we have a nice 7-day forecast ahead a

and a 52-year-old man was found shot in east oakland on saturday night. >>> police are searching forunman who robbed a game stop store. this happened around 6:00 last night. police say the robber had a silver gun, escaped with an unknown amount of cash. the suspect is described as an african-american in his early 30s. had a medium build. he was wearing a gray adidas cap and a black jacket. >>> customers at a san francisco dmv office are protesting about a new policy aimed at cutting down on delays. until recently, the dmv office on feld street had two separate lines to come in on either side of the building. but new managers have console dated that na one single line and now customers have to line up outside regardless of the weather. >>> pg&e is testing the safety of 150 miles of pipeline and tomorrow, they had -- tomorrow they head to south san francisco. we're hearing -- we are hearing they've been prepping the area by ventilating out the natural gas and then digging up the pipe and then using 100,000 gallons of ut waker, they raise the pressure to one and a half times the usual a

concern student--students at and east oakland school took to the streets today to protest violence inreen leaf of elementary school in east oakland they marched through their neighborhood, this was in wisconsin, the death of a first grade student that was killed by a stray bullet during a gang shooting last october. the students continue to make dramatic improvements in their education but the neighborhood remains to be trouble. >> and we have an amazing group of students, families and staff. i neighborhood feels like it is getting worse. our kids are dealing with drugs, violence, and gangs ever did. you ask any kid in the school of they hear gunshots at night, and they all raised their hands. these kinds of stressors are not ok for kids to have to endure. it is incredibly difficult to come to school every day when you know that neighbors, friends, and other students perhaps have been shot. >> the march ended with students' meeting with community leaders hoping to find answers to the ongoing violence in their community. [music] >> a live look outside the golden gate bridge this aftern

east bay, oakland, 77. berkeley, 76. interior east bay, 89 for pittsburg. 92 brentwood. 90 for danville, and the accuweather seven-day forecast shows the heat is on, especially tuesday, which, by the way, is the first day of summer. so, inland temperatures, upper 90s to near 100 degrees on tuesday. probably have the same thing on wednesday. even # 0s at the coast, -- 70 see as the coast, and then the sea breeze will return. >> alan: we dad don't ask for much so do something special forday old dad. >> leigh: we always do. >> alan: colinning -- colin is calling the winner already. >> if he plays like me, he might not win, but that's not going to happen. borrowing a collapse that would exceed his masters meltdown in april, rory mcilroy is poised to win his first major. the only time he has taken his foot of the gas, on the practice range when he paused to watch highlights from his first two rounds, a 6-shot lead. lee westwood finishes at minus 5 after posting a 6-under of 5. 15th hole, sergio garcia,. punches through under a

they will exstand in east oakland. oakland is also dealing with a big budget crisis. however, police officials said they can still increase patrols with a more efficient use of the officers they already have. >>> tonight the oakland city council will try to pass a new city budget, hours before the new fiscal year starts. tonight's meeting is a follow-up to tuesday's meeting. they couldn't agre on which one to pass. president deadline to pass a budget is midnight tonight. >>> we are getting some new information about some phone calls reportedly made from missing nursing student michelle le's cell phone after she disappeared. ktvu reporter jade hernandez just talked to police. jade, what are they saying about the phone calls? >> reporter: within the past 20 minutes a lute confirmed they investigated phone calls made out of reno, nevada and arizona. he said they decide not come from michelle le's cell phone after her disappearance. >> we haven't been talked to other than this moment relative to the news releases. we are the closest source. i don't know where the informat

. >>> and a shooting in east oakland tonight and how it happened.these pictures just came into the newsroom. >>> new video tonight at 10:00 of a shooting in oakland. we learned that two people were shot and wounded. one man was shot in the head and the second was shot in the back. both were taken to highland hospital. police tell us their injuries are not considered life threatening. >>> a battle over selling medical marijuana is brewing tonight on the peninsula. one such facility in east palo alto is fighting to stay open. lloyd lacuesta is live at city hall where there was a strong debate tonight, lloyd. >> reporter: julie, it's a fact. east palo alto has a history of the selling of illegal drugs here. tonight at city hall, a debate over whether the city should allow the sale, the legal sale of medical marijuana. >> a medical marijuana collective sells medicine to patients. that's the definition for a drugstore. >> reporter: the city ordered the peninsula care givers collective to shut down because it has no permit to operate. tonight the collecti

big news out of the east bay. >>> plus, the oakland a's getting some discouraging news regarding onef their top young starting pitchers there. in baltimore tonight while the giants are getting ready to start a three-game set against the team from our nation's capital, the washington nationals, we check in in china basin. >>> and i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. yes, some sun breaking through the clouds. we'll let you know about a lot ingo to get this week coming up in my seven-day forecast. in >>> we want to give you some breaking news that we have now on the case of missing nursing student michelle le. she disappeared a week ago on friday while doing rounds at kaiser permanente in hayward. she's a nursing student there. initially this has been covered as a missing persons case. police have been working on this case around the clock. her family out there very outspoken looking for michelle le. we have just received news from the hayward police department that they have changed the classification of this case from a missing persons case to a homicide case. police now saying that

. >>> it may have been >>> new video tonight there's been another deadly shooting in east oakland this evening. police tell us that about 5:45 a man was shot multiple times near a street. a few blocks off international boulevard. police say it was a drive by shooting. at this point they have not named the victim or any possible suspects. >>> a bloody trail and a body found in the bay. tonight homicide inspectors are piecing clues together hoping to locate the person of a young man who's body was found in san francisco marina district. eric rasmussen live in the city to tell us where police think somebody saw something that could have helped solve this crime, eric. >> reporter: this is a well traveled area. it's also well lit. everyone if we turn off the light we brought with our camera here you can still see fairly well. and detectives hope somebody saw the young man who's body was found fully clothed right here in the water. it was a long trail of blood that eventually led police to the body of a man floating in shallow water at the north mason marina. >> i walk right around here. >>

that happened just before 6:00 last night near international boulevard in east oakland. the victim was shot several times in a drive-bay shooting. at this point it's not clear what lead up to that killing. police are surging witnesses to step forward. >>> san francisco police have found the body of a man that was in the bay. the crowners office have not released their name yet. they received a tip and this trail of blood. detectives think he play have been stabbed several blocks away. police are focusing on a green volvo with washington state license plates. two men in their 20s have been camping in that car for several weeks. if you have any information please contact san francisco police. >>> later this morning bo doctor ís will release an update of brieon stow. stow remains in a koa ma at san francisco general hospital. last week his family said doctors were still lowering his seizure medicine. 31-year-old giovanni ramirez is the prime suspect but has not been charged with the beating. >>> time right now 5:03. the power is still out this morning for a handful of peopl

and a 52-year-old man was found shot on 90th avenue in east oakland saturday night. >>> two new drugsw promising results for patients that suffer from the deadliest formover skin cancer. researchers say they can control a form of melanoma that kills 2,000 americans every year. people suffering from this disease only have a life expectancy six to nine months. federal health experts are optimistic but say more tests are still needed. >>> people in san diego have a menacing situation. this is a wild pig. now the federal government is considering trapping the pigs or hiring professional hunters. people for the ethical treatment of animals opposes the plan. they say the government needs a humane method of removing the pigs. i don't remember wild pigs when i was growing up in san diego. that is very unusual. >>> sal, any unusual happening around the toll plaza? >> no. which is good. we have a nice looking drive on a monday. we don't want anything unusual on a monday. they have switched the metering lights on and pretty soon most likely by the next traffic update in a few minutes. we do it e