our heather holmes is monitoring these proceedings. waiting for the vote to happen. and we will bring it to you as soon as they take that vote. >>> new at 10:00, a father and his 18 -month-old toddlers are safe tonight thanks to some fast acting good samaritans. witnesses say a man drove into the trader joe's parking lot at about 5:45 this evening with flames and smoke shooting out of his car. one person near by helped the driver escape while two women sprang into action, once they learned there was still babies in the backseat. >> couldn't get the door open so i had to pull this baby from the window. another lady grabbed the baby from the other side and pulled that one out. >> reporter: police say no one was hurt. but investigators are still trying to figure out what caused that car fire. >>> alameda county district attorney issued a report saying that the shooting death of alan blufford by police was justifiable and that no charges are going to be filed against the officer. in the early morning hours of may six, 18-year-old alan blufford was shot and killed by migu

our heather holmes is monitoring these proceedings. waiting for the vote to happen. and we will bring it to you as soon as they take that vote. >>> new at 10:00, a father and his 18 -month-old toddlers are safe tonight thanks to some fast acting good samaritans. witnesses say a man drove into the trader joe's parking lot at about 5:45 this evening with flames and smoke shooting out of his car. one person near by helped the driver escape while two women sprang into action, once they learned there was still babies in the backseat. >> couldn't get the door open so i had to pull this baby from the window. another lady grabbed the baby from the other side and pulled that one out. >> reporter: police say no one was hurt. but investigators are still trying to figure out what caused that car fire. >>> alameda county district attorney issued a report saying that the shooting death of alan blufford by police was justifiable and that no charges are going to be filed against the officer. in the early morning hours of may six, 18-year-old alan blufford was shot and killed by migu

i'm heather holmes. >> i'm ken wayne. >> you saw it right here the winner goes on tot world series. >> an exstatic giant fans are pouring out of at&t park and we have live team coverage for you outside of the park and beyond. we start with our own john sasaki live at the ballpark. hi john. >> reporter: hi heather. it's kind of hard to hear you. this place is going nutses as you can imagine. there are more that 42,000 people at at&t park going absolutely nuts. i have to tell you, we were here two years ago in 2010 for the world series run and it's really starting to feel a little bit like that again. i'm joined by two sisters from antioch, angelena and erica perez. >> this is so awesome. they pulled through! they did it.

heather holmes, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the department of interior announced today 22 new landmarks. this is video from october 8th, earlier this month when president obama declared this site a national monument. there are two spots in the bay area, the u.s. post office and courthouse in san francisco, also known as the james r browning u.s. court of appeals, and the other is the drakes bay historic and archeological district in point rays station. >> turning now to the race for the white house. president obama seized upon a remark by mitt romney during last night's debate. >> we don't have to order up some binders to find qualified, talented, driven young women to learn and teach and thrive and start business. >> the president was campaigning in the battleground state of ohio again. he and romney are focusing on getting women's vote. women were key to president obama's election four years ago and will be key again come november 6th. >> why is it that there are 3.6 million more women in poverty today than when the president took office? this president has failed america's women. >> m

heather holmes joins us now from the sheriff's office in redwood city. >> reporter: julie, desperate, the department will soon conduct an aerial search of the coastline, because personal items have yet to turn up any leads. the state beach is known as a great spot for hiking. it was hikers who found the body floating in the water on sunday. >> we're in the process right now of trying to identify her. >> reporter: that has proven to be difficult. >> this one is from mountain view pd. >> reporter: a search of state and national missing persons reports has yet to turn up a match for this caucasian girl from 12 to 16 years of age. >> based on the time she's been in the water is very concerning. >> reporter: leading to many questions about what exactly took place along the picturesque san mateo county coast. >> maybe she was with somebody else, such as a car. or they could have been on the coast and something happened. >> reporter: raising the possibility of more victims. the girl was also wearing this timex digital watch. she also had a full set of braces. investigators are now working on

heather holmes, ktvu 2 news. >>> the a's pulled off another win. we're there live as pumped up fans celebrate this down to the wire victory. >> fighting the feds. the bold step >>> what a game tonight at the oakland coliseum, the oakland a's, staked a dramatic 9th inning rally this evening for a come from behind victory to defeat the detroit tigers. the win evens the american league playoff series at two games a piece mark ibanez to show you how it ended. >> they're going to talking about this game for years. the walkoff capital of the world. down to the tigers 3-1 in the bottom of the 9th inning. seth smith with a shot to the gap in right center, two runs will score off the ace closer, jose valverde. coco crisp with a shot to right and in comes the game winning run tonight. 4-3 is the final. after being down 2-0 in this series, they are now dead even, 2-2 going into tomorrow's do or die game. it will all happen at the oakland coliseum. maybe this will get them to take the tarp off the upper deck, and let people come on in. of course not to forget

heather holmes, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the department of interior announced today 22 new landmarks.this is video from october 8th, earlier this month when president obama declared this site a national monument. there are two spots in the bay area, the u.s. post office and courthouse in san francisco, also known as the james r browning u.s. court of appeals, and the other is the drakes bay historic and archeological district in point rays station. >> turning now to the race for the white house. president obama seized upon a remark by mitt romney during last night's debate. >> we don't have to order up some binders to find qualified, talented, driven young women to learn and teach and thrive and start business. >> the president was campaigning in the battleground state of ohio again. he and romney are focusing on getting women's vote. women were key to president obama's election four years ago and will be key again come november 6th. >> why is it that there are 3.6 million more women in poverty today than when the president took office? this president has failed america's women. >> mi

heather holmes, ktvu 2 news. >>> the a's pulled off another win. we're there live as pumped up fans celebrate this down to the wire victory. >> fighting the feds. the bold step a bay area city is taking. >> some areas even had hail. tracking when more could move in overnight, and tomorrow. >>> what a game tonight at the oakland coliseum, the oakland a's, staked a dramatic 9th inning rally this evening for a come from behind victory to defeat the detroit tigers. the win evens the american league playoff series at two games a piece mark ibanez to show you how it ended. >> they're going to talking about this game for years. the walkoff capital of the world. down to the tigers 3-1 in the bottom of the 9th inning. seth smith with a shot to the gap in right center, two runs will score off the ace closer, jose valverde. coco crisp with a shot to right and in comes the game winning run tonight. 4-3 is the final. after being down 2-0 in this series, they are now dead even, 2-2 going into tomorrow's do or die game. it will all happen at the oakland coliseum.

heather holmes is live at albany middle school where shock has again hit campus. heather. >> reporter: as you can see candles they burn tonight in memory of the once popular teacher who's fall from grace came last week after he was arrested for allegedly molesting a former student. this is not the ending he deserved read a note left outside of the albany middle school but it is the last chapter of james azumizaki. >> it's kind of tragic but we don't know what to say about it. >> reporter: just last wednesday, the trusted educator and volleyball and basketball coach was arrested at his home in albany in suspicion of having an inappropriate relationship with a student under 14. >> the allegations didn't sound like him. >> reporter: azumizaki posted bail the next day but charged had not been filed. but this morning, the investigation took a turn. >> reporter: we >> reporter: -- >> we got a call this morning for an alleged suicide. he did leave some correspondence behind. i don't want to get into the details of it but he did leave some correspondence behind. >> reporte

heather holmes joins us now from the sheriff's office in redwood city. >> reporter: julie, desperate,he department will soon conduct an aerial search of the coastline, because personal items have yet to turn up any leads. the state beach is known as a great spot for hiking. it was hikers who found the body floating in the water on sunday. >> we're in the process right now of trying to identify her. >> reporter: that has proven to be difficult. >> this one is from mountain view pd. >> reporter: a search of state and national missing persons reports has yet to turn up a match for this caucasian girl from 12 to 16 years of age. >> based on the time she's been in the water is very concerning. >> reporter: leading to many questions about what exactly took place along the picturesque san mateo county coast. >> maybe she was with somebody else, such as a car. or they could have been on the coast and something happened. >> reporter: raising the possibility of more victims. the girl was also wearing this timex digital watch. she also had a full set of braces. investigators are now working on s

i'm heather holmes. >> i'm ken wayne. >> you saw it right here the winner goes on tot world series. >ant fans are pouring out of at&t park and we have live team coverage for you outside of the park and beyond. we start with our own john sasaki live at the ballpark. hi john. >> reporter: hi heather. it's kind of hard to hear you. this place is going nutses as you can imagine. there are more that 42,000 people at at&t park going absolutely nuts. i have to tell you, we were here two years ago in 2010 for the world series run and it's really starting to feel a little bit like that again. i'm joined by two sisters from antioch, angelena and erica perez. >> this is so awesome. they pulled through! they did it. my giants, i love them. we got this. >> let's go game 7. we got this baby! >> reporter: as you can see, they are going crazy. tomorrow night game 7 and tonight was the 5th game that they faced elimination in. in a row that they won. one more to complete their task of getting back to the world series for the second time in two years. live in san francisco, i'm john sasaki, ktvu channel

heather holmes is live at albany middle school where shock has again hit campus. heather. >> reporter: as you can see candles they burn tonight in memory of the once popular teacher who's fall from grace came last week after he was arrested for allegedly molesting a former student. this is not the ending he deserved read a note left outside of the albany middle school but it is the last chapter of james azumizaki. >> it's kind of tragic but we don't know what to say about it. >> reporter: just last wednesday, the trusted educator and volleyball and basketball coach was arrested at his home in albany in suspicion of having an inappropriate relationship with a student under 14. >> the allegations didn't sound like him. >> reporter: azumizaki posted bail the next day but charged had not been filed. but this morning, the investigation took a turn. >> reporter: we >> reporter: -- >> we got a call this morning for an alleged suicide. he did leave some correspondence behind. i don't want to get into the details of it but he did leave some correspondence behind. >> reporte

i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne.e have a live picture of coamerica park where the san francisco giant will take on the detroit tigers leading the world series 3-0, meaning a win tonight and the giants sweep the tigers and clinch the series. giants fans from the bay area to the motor city are revved up for the game. we have the started just minutes away. but we may not have deborah because of a glitch in the video. but, again, players are ready to take the field for game four of the world series and more from detroit in just a bit. >> first off, though, fans and players had to deal with drizzle. any rain expected tolinger, mark? >> heather and ken, some of this is working back closer to detroit, and we cannot rule out a chance of a few light showers or drizzle. this is the current temperature, 44 and a breeze out there, sustained out of the north at 16 miles per hour with the shower activity pretty close by. it's not major but still at least in the detroit area where the bulk of the action is to the east. but for firs

i'm heather holmes. >> i'm ken wayne. a candlelight vigil started for a hollister teacher whose body was found. we are in hollister where police have arrested a man in connection to her death. >> reporter: police are still at the crime scene trying to figure out how a hollister woman died. in the meantime, people started gathering about a half an hour ago in hollister to celebrate the way she lived. >> we came this evening to honor heather carroll. >> in times of sorrow, there is strength in numbers. friends and family gathered at a vigil to say goodbye to a young mother whose life ended toussaint. 25-year-old heather carroll was reported missing on wednesday. flyers with her picture were in hollister including one taped to the garage of a family friend's house, the home where they say they found her body. >> you would think that someone who is of the -- was in a close relationship would participate in the search. >> the discovery followed a 12 hour swat team standoff at the home of 30-year-old david jose quiroz. neighbor

good evening i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. tonight we take you live to san francisco. the winner goes on to the world series. here's a look at the baseball park live. the team cruised to victory to force that final game. we have live team coverage of tonight's win. john sasaki is live outside of at&t park where he's been talking with fans but we begin with mark ibanez with the highlights, mark. >> absolutely. well you know giant fans have been having to hear it's an elimination game for them. one time after another it seems, well how about tonight. it looks more like the cardinals are facing an elimination game to be the best you have to beat the best and the cards are after all the world champs but the giants get out quick tonight. score one in the first and vogelsan with a fake bunt runner at third and it works to perfection. and the giants lead it 2-0. but it was just beginning in the inning, marco scutero hammering one again down the left field line. two runs will score and that includes vogelsan, humoring -- lumbering around from first. vogelsan the big story. giv

good evening everyone i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken pritchett. both the a's and giants played game two of their respective play off series. we have team coverage. the a's played in detroit but we begin with the giants and debra villalon in san francisco. >> reporter: well this has been such an embarrassing and lopsided loss that fans started deserting the ballpark an hour ago. now they're pouring out deflated after arriving for game two optimistic. high in center field the man with his fingers on the pulse of the game. >> i do feel better energy in the crowd actually. >> reporter: energy, spilling over perhaps from the 49ers big romp at home tonight. >> get some mojo for the giants, let's go baby, play offs. >> reporter: fans who went to both games had to bask in it. >> fantastic. it doesn't get any better, baseball, niners doing their thing. we're on, we're on. >> reporter: but not good enough. fans on both sides of the bay now grasp the strength of their opponent. >> that was a strong team. so, we can do it. we have our faith but it's going to

. >> and hello again everyone i'm heather holmes. >> the san francisco giants are gearing up for their next battle as they take on the st. louis cardinals and our coverage continues tonight. ktvu's eric rasmussen is live in san francisco where both teams got in a final practice. >> reporter: they did, heather and the giant's players say they are very happy to be home. now they are going to be taking on a team that had an equally improbable path to get this far. it wasn't all serious at at&t park this afternoon. as giant's first baseman pablo sandoval did his best umpire impression, but they say they will have their game faces ready for the st. louis cardinals. >> you look at the series we both had, so everything about it, a well-fought series. everything about both team we're scrappy and both fighters and both believe in ourselves reason a photo tweeted by sand val sandoval shows on plane in cincinnati not knowing if they had to fly to washington or come home to san francisco. >> we were all kind of crowded around cain's ipad and i think one time we had a flightplan and ten minutes lat

. >> i'm heather holmes. >> we begin with that developing news in san francisco where we learned that u.s. park police fired earlier this morning at a suspect. ktvu's noelle walker is live near the scene to explain what led up to the shooting. >> reporter: heather we're on lincoln, which is closed to traffic. i'm going to step out of way so you can see the investigation goes on. i'm told lincoln will be closed for traffic for the next several hours while officers involved this officer-involved shooting. crime scene evidence markers mark the spot at very edge of the city where people come to take in the scenic views. police say money came to break into a car. >> one of our officers witnessed someone trying to break into a vehicle. when he approached that person, the suspect tried to run him over with a vehicle. >> reporter: that is when the u.s. park police officer fired his gun, several times, hitting the suspect vehicle. >> the suspect left the area. we have done a search for the vehicle, but have not yet found it. >> reporter: tonight police set up roadblocks, checking cars, letting

. >> i'm heather holmes. >> it may be cold tonight in detroit, but the san francisco giants are red-hot. they are just one step closer to snagging their second world series title in three years. and we have team coverage for you tonight. ktvu's lorraine blanco watched the game with fired up giant fans in san francisco. first we go to debora villalon live in detroit. >> well, giant fans obviously vastly outnumbered here at comerica park, but none happier as they see a third straight shutout. >> let's go giants! >> reporter: and the bay area cheering section was a noisy one after tonight's victory. they were shouting one more win and we want a parade, already tasting that second world series championship in three years. on the other hand tiger fans rally towels are starting to look like the white flags of surrender. the crowd got quieter and more deflated with every inning against stellar giants pitching and fielding and they never got transaction. this game was tiger's misery, but giant's jublation. >> i see it going five or six games, but i'm taking the giants. >> we had to be here and

good evening everyone i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. what looked like a solo car accident now turned into a murder investigation. police are looking into a brazen shooting. debra villone is live. >> reporter: we're in a frontage road which just reopened after some six hours and just minutes ago, we watched as a flat bed tow truck pulled out of here carrying a car that you can see is shot full of bullet holes and it's windows shattered. crime technicians went over this car all evening searching for clues as to who opened fire on it and why. it's a 2009 dodge charger. most of it hidden in shrubbery after it swerved across lanes and slam into a construction fence along the freeway. >> another vehicle came alongside and began shooting at the charger. >> reporter: multiple shots that caused the driver to lose control. two men and a woman in the car. >> at least one person in the vehicle has been shot. all three were taken to the hospital with injuries. >> reporter: all southbound lanes of 101 were closed for about a half hour. and even when

. >> good evening everyone i'm heather holmes. >> i'm ken wayne.the san francisco giants are now world series champions after beating the detroit tigers in just four games. >> again, the 2-2 pitch. got him looking! and the giants have won it all! >> that last out sealed the deal as san francisco fans across the bay area went wild. we have live team coverage with crews throughout the bay area and in detroit. but we begin with ktvu's lorraine blanco live in san francisco where fans packed civic center plaza tonight. lorrain. >> reporter: hi, people were out here tonight. there were 10,000 people earlier and now you can see there are hundreds of people having a great time. just a few minutes ago we saw about half a dozen squad cars take off very quickly in the direction of at&t park. so we're going to check on that. but the fans have gotten just a little wild out here. of course they are having a great time. they watched their team win the world series on a huge jumbotron screen right in front of city hall. tonight the city is still aglow in orange an

good evening everyone i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. the giants try to come up with a win over the cardinals. but they came up short on the first game of the nlcs series. debora villalone is outside of the park. but we begin with mark ibanez who joins us live from inside at&t park. >> reporter: i guess the best thing i can say to giant fans there's a little more margin for error this time around in a seven game series. but they find themselves again in an unenviable position of a must win. and in his two starts in the play offs again rocked this time by the cardinals. a big 4th inning the giants were already down 4-0. when carlos beltran who played briefly with the giants last year just clobbers one. switch hitter batting from the right side and no doubt about it shot. and the cardinals have themselves a 6-0 lead. but in the bottom half of that 4th inning the giants fight back a two run rally. it was brandon belt with. and then blanco with a shot to right center with two men on and that made it a 6-3 ball game. they cut the deficit to 6

. >> i am heather holmes. >> members of the occupy moment in san francisco are leveling new accusations at police, stemming from yesterday's protest. ktvu's patty lee asked if the action were justified. >> reporter: san francisco police do not dispute the video but they said what is not known is what the protesters did before hand. >> reporter: this is video of san francisco police arresting protesters. it was shot by a filmmaker. >> the cops were hitting people with batons and shoving people and slamming people around. >>> the video is making its way around the web. what is not available is footage before this scene. >> the protesters threw paint at the officers. some of the bags of paint contained rocks. >> reporter: police say there were a few incidents in which officers used batons or police holds to make arrest. >> reasonable force. officers were confronted with objects. >> reporter: we found this posting written by someone part of the protest. it describes how protesters threw paint bombs at officers. >> generally speaking the cops -- >> reporter: but from his point of view, san f

psychiatric hospitals, that study is expected to get under way in a few months, reporting live, i'm heather holmes. >>> there's new information tonight about the killing of castro valley woman in her home last week. alameda county sheriff's investigators say the grandmother was brutally beaten. they say an accelerate was then used to start a fire at her home. the victim was 58-year-old barbara lachley. >> crimes like these touch investigators, they touch the family and they touch the community. we're going to dedicate more time to solve this crime. >> police want to see a young man who was seen leaving brookfield boulevard. >>> u.s. stock markets move sharply lower today on weak corporate earnings reports. the dow lost 283 points its biggest drop in 72 weeks. and the nasdaq dropped three. dupont and gm were among the biggest names with losses. add revenue from mobile devices accounted for 14% of it total revenue. facebook shares were up in afterhours trading. >>> for the first time ever zynga is announcing lay offs. they will also be closing two of its offices in boston and austin texas. zynga say

heather holmes has the story. >> reporter: the deputies are said to appear in court to answer chargesthat he abused his authority. this is the mega million dollar lawsuit outlining those allegations. the department has been down a deputy for more than three months after criminal charges were filed against ryan silcox. the 12 year veteran is accused of using his badge to help a woman locked in a nasty custody dispute. >> i do think they were conspiring. >> reporter: jeff huggins is respecting the father behind the custody battle. huggins charges that the deputy looked up information on the father and forwarded it to the mother's attorney regina. >> i don't know what would urge the deputy to look up personal information and disclose it. stupidity i guess. >> all of the law enforcement has access to this information. we all know you can't use that information for your own personal use. >> and if you do? >> you could be fired. >> reporter: the internal and criminal investigations continue, the lawsuit also names the pleasanton police department. claiming that canine officer tim martins al

psychiatric hospitals, that study is expected to get under way in a few months, reporting live, i'm heather holmes. >>> there's new information tonight about the killing of castro valley woman in her home last week. alameda county sheriff's investigators say the grandmother was brutally beaten. they say an accelerate was then used to start a fire at her home. the victim was 58-year-old barbara lachley. >> crimes like these touch investigators, they touch the family and they touch the community. we're going to dedicate more time to solve this crime. >> police want to see a young man who was seen leaving brookfield boulevard. >>> u.s. stock markets move sharply lower today on weak corporate earnings reports. the dow lost 283 points its biggest drop in 72 weeks. and the nasdaq dropped three. dupont and gm were among the biggest names with losses. add revenue from mobile devices accounted for 14% of it total revenue. facebook shares were up in afterhours trading. >>> for the first time ever zynga is announcing lay offs. they will also be closing two of its offices in boston and austin texas. zynga say

happening now, heather holmes is live outside the event with the reception he has received in the city. heather. >> reporter: the president just wrapped up the remarks. he spoke to the crowd for about 30 minutes. if you take a look you can see people are beginning to file out. while most were on their feet when john legend was preforming they erupted when the president took to the stage and he calls on them to continue their support and the final 29 days of this campaign. >> we are here because we have work to do. we are here because we have the election to win. we are here because everything we fought for since 2008 is onto line in 2012. i'm going need your help to finish what we started. >> obama. we love you. >> the excitement was high. the line long outside the center outside the 6,000 people who spent up to $7,500 for the concert rally. >> i think obama amazing. i want to get all the support i can and i will seat president. >> reporter: he used the event to rev up the supporters after new polls show the race tightening with romney after his strong show in the debate. >> romney. we

heather holmes has the story. >> reporter: the deputies are said to appear in court to answer chargesthat he abused his authority. this is the mega million dollar lawsuit outlining those allegations. the department has been down a deputy for more than three months after criminal charges were filed against ryan silcox. the 12 year veteran is accused of using his badge to help a woman locked in a nasty custody dispute. >> i do think they were conspiring. >> reporter: jeff huggins is respecting the father behind the custody battle. huggins charges that the deputy looked up information on the father and forwarded it to the mother's attorney regina. >> i don't know what would urge the deputy to look up personal information and disclose it. stupidity i guess. >> all of the law enforcement has access to this information. we all know you can't use that information for your own personal use. >> and if you do? >> you could be fired. >> reporter: the internal and criminal investigations continue, the lawsuit also names the pleasanton police department. claiming that canine officer tim martins al

that's where ktvu's heather holmes is tonight. to explain how this bizarre chain of events has unfolded. >> it was near this station at the height of the evening commute with that man was spotted laying on the train tracks. the resident that fled the sheriff's deputy arming himself with things he got on the ground along the way. >> reporter: the isolated area along the caltrain tracks where the confrontation between a san mateo county sheriff's deputy and is suspicious man came to an end around 5:15. >> they had a verbal exchange. that person began to flee from the deputy on foot. >> the deputy called for backup. >> he was continuously arming himself with different objects that he would pick up off the ground. at this point, he is believed to have been armed with either a rock, or rocks, and possibly a metal spike. >> three more sheriff's deputies arrived, and the foot pursuit continued along the tracks for more than 400 yards. >> at some point, the suspect displayed some type of threatening behavior toward the officers that the s

happening now, heather holmes is live outside the event with the reception he has received in the city. heather. >> reporter: the president just wrapped up the remarks. he spoke to the crowd for about 30 minutes. if you take a look you can see people are beginning to file out. while most were on their feet when john legend was preforming they erupted when the president took to the stage and he calls on them to continue their support and the final 29 days of this campaign. >> we are here because we have work to do. we are here because we have the election to win. we are here because everything we fought for since 2008 is onto line in 2012. i'm going need your help to finish what we started. >> obama. we love you. >> the excitement was high. the line long outside the center outside the 6,000 people who spent up to $7,500 for the concert rally. >> i think obama amazing. i want to get all the support i can and i will seat president. >> reporter: he used the event to rev up the supporters after new polls show the race tightening with romney after his strong show in the debate. >> romney. we

heather holmes is live in the city that restricts where people can bare it all. >> reporter: scott weinerays his office has been flooded with complaints about the number of naked people that spend their day here at the castro's plaza. the back lack propertied the supervisor to call for a ban on disrobing in public. wearing only a baseball cap urbannudist sat back and took in the sun. >> reporter: and for those who find it offensive? >> get over it. that's all i have to say about it. >> reporter: the number of men in their birthday suits, crosses the line in public indecency. >> we have a nudist colony on market. it's gotten out of control. >> reporter: so much so that supervisor weiner wants to make it illegal to walk around nude. mom silva walks past the bare men every day to the bus op and says it's time they cover up. >> it's not just myself, it's little kids around here and it's inappropriate. >> reporter: the ban would not apply to festivals and parade such as the fulsome race. which attracts hundredsover neighborhood participates. >> this achieves a big balance. san francisco is a v

that's where ktvu's heather holmes is tonight.o explain how this bizarre chain of events has unfolded. >> it was near this station at the height of the evening commute with that man was spotted laying on the train tracks. the resident that fled the sheriff's deputy arming himself with things he got on the ground along the way. >> reporter: the isolated area along the caltrain tracks where the confrontation between a san mateo county sheriff's deputy and is suspicious man came to an end around 5:15. >> they had a verbal exchange. that person began to flee from the deputy on foot. >> the deputy called for backup. >> he was continuously arming himself with different objects that he would pick up off the ground. at this point, he is believed to have been armed with either a rock, or rocks, and possibly a metal spike. >> three more sheriff's deputies arrived, and the foot pursuit continued along the tracks for more than 400 yards. >> at some point, the suspect displayed some type of threatening behavior toward the officers that the san

heather holmes is live in the city that restricts where people can bare it all. >> reporter: scott weiner says his office has been flooded with complaints about the number of naked people that spend their day here at the castro's plaza. the back lack propertied the supervisor to call for a ban on disrobing in public. wearing only a baseball cap urbannudist sat back and took in the sun. >> reporter: and for those who find it offensive? >> get over it. that's all i have to say about it. >> reporter: the number of men in their birthday suits, crosses the line in public indecency. >> we have a nudist colony on market. it's gotten out of control. >> reporter: so much so that supervisor weiner wants to make it illegal to walk around nude. mom silva walks past the bare men every day to the bus stop and says it's time they cover up. >> it's not just myself, it's little kids around here and it's inappropriate. >> reporter: the ban would not apply to festivals and parade such as the fulsome race. which attracts hundredsover neighborhood participates. >> this achieves a big balance. san francisco is

heather holmes and ken wayne will be at civic center mazda. we'll have camera -- plaza. we'll have cameras there. i i will be here to help you get around san francisco and lit you know what's going on. at 8:3 -- by the way, today's parade starts at 10:30 a.m. it will be streaming live at ktvu.com. in case you are at the office, you can sneak a peek while your boss is not looking. let's go to steve. >>> that would never happen. >> no. >>> we do have cloudy skies. there's been some drizzle on the coast in the city. the north way to the south bay. but overall, very mild. we have a low cloud deck. i think the drizzle will end here pretty soon. if you are looking for a window of opportunity today. around 10:00 to 4:00, it should be dry. it's still not made it into most of mendocino county, by 3:00 it starts to move in. i think that's a little quick. i think it comes in slower. here's by tonight. 7:00. it will be in the north bay. and then by 10:00 it finally makes it to the south bay. and then overnight it will drive south and then this time tomorrow we'llen bringing -- it's

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