heather holmes, ktvu news. >>> scores of candles burn bright in memory of beloved football coach who died while trying to protect others. hundreds of people gathered at john f. kennedy high school to honor john web. for nearly 30 years web served as the school's athletic director. although he had stepped down from that job he was still teaching geometry and p. e. he is remembered as someone who inspired others. >> he helped me during a rough time. he literally sat me town and taught me how to be a man. >> he inspired staff, supported kids, supported staff. >> reporter: web was killed on saturday when he was hit by a car after stopping to direct traffic away from an accident on interstate 680 on fremont. >>> new at 10:00, ktvu has learned that people living in two dozen homes on treasure island are being forced to move. officials at treasure island sent letters to residents saying the navy has to clean up homes. the affected residents just learned of the issue today. they will likely be given replacement housing some where on the island. >>> pedestrians are being forced to dodge speed

heather holmes, ktvu news. >>> so far the storm isn't causing any major problems in the sierra.these are pictures right now from interstate 80 near castle creek at around four o -- 4:00 this afternoon. caltrans cleared any snow that fell there and at donner summit. resorts say they have picked up a few inches. >>> the ktvu morning team will be watching the roads. our coverage begins at 4:30 a.m. >>> the alameda county coroner's office says they're having trouble contacting a crew member. we've learned the 65-year-old polish citizen worked as an electrician and was inspecting a crane when he fell to his death yesterday afternoon. the coroner's office told us they have contacted the polish embassy it did so today. officials with the coroner's office say they're still looking into what caused the man to fall. >>> in san francisco, police say they've identified a suspect now in the shooting death of a young woman outside a nightclub in the south of market area. the victim 23-year-old malquisha warren left the club near sixth and jesse early sunday morning. as she left the car she wa

only on 2, ktvu's heather holmes is live in martinez. >> reporter: detectives here tell me that they were shocked, surprised by the large amount of drugs and large amount of weapons all of which they say were loaded. that included an assault weapon. i want you to listen now to the phone call we obtained that first tipped off police. >> martinez police department. >> we have a weapon being fired on the street. taking off very quickly. >> reporter: this 911 call about a gunman opening fire led police to swarm this house on valencia court. >> i heard a pop, pop, pop. and they told me, get in here. cops are coming. >> reporter: police released these photos of firearms they found. in the center the most dangerous of the weapons confiscated an ak47. >> it actually had fixtures to it. it had the handle reconfigured. >> reporter: the suspect was arrested. >> every day there's cars up there. that area gets filled they come and go they come and go. >> reporter: people in the area say they suspected drugs were being sold. >> was it rapid fire or single shot. >> it was rapid fire and he's headed

heather holmes is live at centennial park with the evidence investigators found at the scene. >> reporter: frank, i want to first tell you, within the last hour, the boy's grandmother came here and wanted to see the last spot where her grandson was alive. it was just beyond the playground, near the baseball field, where investigators tell me that the shooter fired off at least five shots. and they're trying to figure out if the victim was the intended target. >> i'm devastated, and i hate, i hate who did this. i hate who did this. >> reporter: anger and sadness over the death of a loved one, gunned down in this popular park in hayward. just hours after she came to the scene where her grandson, christopher was shot, distinctive yellow markers doted the area. crime scene investigators placed the markers over anything of value. the 23rd piece of evidence found in the aftermath of the shooting. hayward police tell me, they are talking to several juveniles who were at the park and may have seen what happened. as of tonight, investigators are not releasing any information about a possible motiv

heather holmes is live, she learned that the man was given a visitors pass despite never giving his full name or showing identification, heather. >> reporter: the principal here admits mistakes were made. when the man came to the campus with nothing but the student's first name was able to get a pass to be here on campus then wander freely near classrooms. a stranger scare at this small elementary school in el sobrante has left a mother horrified. the mother admits she received a call from her children's school. >> why would they call me in the middle of the day and say if i was picking up my daughter. >> reporter: so you made no arrangements to pick up your daughter. >> no. >> reporter: the man said his name was james but gave no last name or any information. >> do you know a james? >> no not with that description. >> reporter: the man was on surveillance camera. >> my security was taken away. i didn't feel secure, i didn't feel my children were safe. >> reporter: last night the school held a parent meeting and today the principal told me that quote we reviewed our procedures and are ma

only on 2, ktvu's heather holmes is live in martinez. >> reporter: detectives here tell me that they were shocked, surprised by the large amount of drugs and large amount of weapons all of which they say were loaded. that included an assault weapon. i want you to listen now to the phone call we obtained that first tipped off police. >> martinez police department. >> we have a weapon being fired on the street. taking off very quickly. >> reporter: this 911 call about a gunman opening fire led police to swarm this house on valencia court. >> i heard a pop, pop, pop. and they told me, get in here. cops are coming. >> reporter: police released these photos of firearms they found. in the center the most dangerous of the weapons confiscated an ak47. >> it actually had fixtures to it. it had the handle reconfigured. >> reporter: the suspect was arrested. >> every day there's cars up there. that area gets filled they come and go they come and go. >> reporter: people in the area say they suspected drugs were being sold. >> was it rapid fire or single shot. >> it was rapid fire and he's headed

heather holmes, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> the santa clara county sheriff's office is searching for a 17-year-old girl who has been missing now for nearly two days. emma picket was last seen yesterday at 8:00 a.m. investigators last traced her phone to the palo alto area at 7:00 last night. emma is described as about 5'7", and 115 pounds. she has short, purple, and gray hair and drives a 2001 black jaguar. >>> new details are emerging about the death of an infant with legionnaire's disease. the baby died last may. a wrongful death lawsuit by his parents, kelly, and rod joseph claims the legionnaires bacteria was found in water pipes at the hospital. the hospital insists that several water samples found in evidence of legionnaires. >>> san francisco police chief greg suhr has provided new details about a horrifying attack on a homeless person who was sleeping on the street. surveillance video of last week's attack aired on ktvu news, and that prompted police to start an investigation. the video showed a man repeatedly stomping right on the head of the defenseless victim. the chief now

heather holmes, ktvu news. >>> so far the storm isn't causing any major problems in the sierra.these are pictures right now from interstate 80 near castle creek at around four o -- 4:00 this afternoon. caltrans cleared any snow that fell there and at donner summit. resorts say they have picked up a few inches. >>> the ktvu morning team will be watching the roads. our coverage begins at 4:30 a.m. >>> the alameda county coroner's office says they're having trouble contacting a crew member. we've learned the 65-year-old polish citizen worked as an electrician and was inspecting a crane when he fell to his death yesterday afternoon. the coroner's office told us they have contacted the polish embassy it did so today. officials with the coroner's office say they're still looking into what caused the man to fall. >>> in san francisco, police say they've identified a suspect now in the shooting death of a young woman outside a nightclub in the south of market area. the victim 23-year-old malquisha warren left the club near sixth and jesse early sunday morning. as she left the car she wa

heather holmes, ktvu news. >>> scores of candles burn bright in memory of beloved football coach who died while trying to protect others. hundreds of people gathered at john f. kennedy high school to honor john web. for nearly 30 years web served as the school's athletic director. although he had stepped down from that job he was still teaching geometry and p. e. he is remembered as someone who inspired others. >> he helped me during a rough time. he literally sat me town and taught me how to be a man. >> he inspired staff, supported kids, supported staff. >> reporter: web was killed on saturday when he was hit by a car after stopping to direct traffic away from an accident on interstate 680 on fremont. >>> new at 10:00, ktvu has learned that people living in two dozen homes on treasure island are being forced to move. officials at treasure island sent letters to residents saying the navy has to clean up homes. the affected residents just learned of the issue today. they will likely be given replacement housing some where on the island. >>> pedestrians are being forced to dodge speed

heather holmes is live at centennial park with the evidence investigators found at the scene. >> reporter: frank, i want to first tell you, within the last hour, the boy's grandmother came here and wanted to see the last spot where her grandson was alive. it was just beyond the playground, near the baseball field, where investigators tell me that the shooter fired off at least five shots. and they're trying to figure out if the victim was the intended target. >> i'm devastated, and i hate, i hate who did this. i hate who did this. >> reporter: anger and sadness over the death of a loved one, gunned down in this popular park in hayward. just hours after she came to the scene where her grandson, christopher was shot, distinctive yellow markers doted the area. crime scene investigators placed the markers over anything of value. the 23rd piece of evidence found in the aftermath of the shooting. hayward police tell me, they are talking to several juveniles who were at the park and may have seen what happened. as of tonight, investigators are not releasing any information about a possible motiv

i'm heather holmes, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, heather. more details now, social media ipos have had mixed successful take facebook, for example. it opened at $38 in may of 2012. then shares immediately fell before recovering. today facebook closed at $49. linkedin opened at $45 in may of 2011 and it's done well closing today at $220. another san francisco-based internet company is reportedly considering its own ipo as well. it's square which uses credit card readers that plug into mobile devices for electronic payment. the wall street journal says its ipo could come next year. square is another venture that was co-founded by jack dorsey who happens to be the chairman of twitter. >>> $4 million, that's what administrators at san jose state university say they need to meet budget. the school held an emergency meeting today. faculty members say the budget troubles took them by surprise. university officials instructed department heads to drop classes and increase class sizes. some department chairs say they will have to lay off professors in

heather holmes is live, she learned that the man was given a visitors pass despite never giving his full name or showing identification, heather. >> reporter: the principal here admits mistakes were made. when the man came to the campus with nothing but the student's first name was able to get a pass to be here on campus then wander freely near classrooms. a stranger scare at this small elementary school in el sobrante has left a mother horrified. the mother admits she received a call from her children's school. >> why would they call me in the middle of the day and say if i was picking up my daughter. >> reporter: so you made no arrangements to pick up your daughter. >> no. >> reporter: the man said his name was james but gave no last name or any information. >> do you know a james? >> no not with that description. >> reporter: the man was on surveillance camera. >> my security was taken away. i didn't feel secure, i didn't feel my children were safe. >> reporter: last night the school held a parent meeting and today the principal told me that quote we reviewed our procedures and are ma

heather holmes, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> the santa clara county sheriff's office is searching for a 17-year-old girl who has been missing now for nearly two days. emma picket was last seen yesterday at 8:00 a.m. investigators last traced her phone to the palo alto area at 7:00 last night. emma is described as about 5'7", and 115 pounds. she has short, purple, and gray hair and drives a 2001 black jaguar. >>> new details are emerging about the death of an infant with legionnaire's disease. the baby died last may. a wrongful death lawsuit by his parents, kelly, and rod joseph claims the legionnaires bacteria was found in water pipes at the hospital. the hospital insists that several water samples found in evidence of legionnaires. >>> san francisco police chief greg suhr has provided new details about a horrifying attack on a homeless person who was sleeping on the street. surveillance video of last week's attack aired on ktvu news, and that prompted police to start an investigation. the video showed a man repeatedly stomping right on the head of the defenseless victim. the chief now

i'm heather holmes, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, heather. more details now, social media ipos have had mixed successful take facebook, for example. it opened at $38 in may of 2012. then shares immediately fell before recovering. today facebook closed at $49. linkedin opened at $45 in may of 2011 and it's done well closing today at $220. another san francisco-based internet company is reportedly considering its own ipo as well. it's square which uses credit card readers that plug into mobile devices for electronic payment. the wall street journal says its ipo could come next year. square is another venture that was co-founded by jack dorsey who happens to be the chairman of twitter. >>> $4 million, that's what administrators at san jose state university say they need to meet budget. the school held an emergency meeting today. faculty members say the budget troubles took them by surprise. university officials instructed department heads to drop classes and increase class sizes. some department chairs say they will have to lay off professors in

today volunteers including heather holmes focused on feeding 4,000 hungry people. >> we are seeing more families this year than we have before. >> i get work here and there. >> reporter: his daughter insisted the family have thanksgiving at st. anthony's this year. >> i told them it is thanksgiving. >> reporter: rising san francisco rents are bringing up to 100 more people to their doors each day. >> people have a choice to pay their landlord or goo the score -- or go to the store and the landlord wins that one. >> reporter: in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> you can do your part this holiday season by donating a coat for needy families. ktvu is kicking off our coat drive tomorrow. you will find a list of locations on www.ktvu.com. a number of our colleagues will greet you and thank you for your donations. >> the holiday shopping season is here. gray thursday. the new trend of several stores owning earlier than black friday. ktvu's cara liu showed us a line at toys r us at 5:00 p.m. and now you are at best buy where things are busy. >> reporter: very busy. a ther

. >>> good evening everyone i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. >> capture on video a huge rolling funnel cloud came too close for comfort to a house in illinois. and today twisters, thunderstorms and high winds caused damage. the mayor of the town of washington says it looks like a war zone. entire neighborhoods are wiped out. residents could hear the tornado coming but it moved so fast survivors say they only had a few seconds to escape. i didn't -- >> i grabbed my daughter and ran. i didn't let her out. >> i -- a lot of people have a rubble. i don't have anything. i don't know where it went. >>> the good news is that severe weather system has now passed and conditions are improving. >> but there's widespread damage and mark tamayo is here to show us the huge path that was covered by this severe storm. >> most of the severe weather moving to the north and the east. but about 12 hours from now that was a complete different story. that potent storm pushing to the northeast. very widespread in terms of the tornado reports. the tornado reports in this area some might be double counte

good evening everyone i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. a fire at a recycling plant has been burning for almost nine hours now. ktvu news is over the scene. residents in parts of three counties were told to she woulder in place in san mateo, santa clara and alameda counties. >> that fire is at the sims metal management. it's a recycle center for scrap metals and electronics. it's located at sea port. we have team coverage tonight of this fire. mark tamayo has the condition for the fire and what direction the winds are blowing. >> but we begin with deborah villalon. >> reporter: it's a slow smoky fire fight because the seat of the fire is buried down deep. thick dark smoke spread far and fast. over the peninsula this afternoon and into the evening. all billowing from the sims metal yard where crushed cars go to be torn apart. >> it smells like, burning plastic. >> reporter: the fire marshal walked us in. some 600 yards from the fire. and shared his photos of what firefighters are up against. flames deep inside a debris pile 300 feet wide an

good evening i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. it happen just as hundreds of thousands of fans were leaving the stadium. deborah villalon has been at the coliseum since the start, the woman apparently did not fall but she jumped. >> reporter: she jumped. she likely would have been killed instantly if not for a good samaritan. a veteran who leaped to break her fall. an ambulance called. >> we're going on the air, just as this was going on. >> reporter: what they witnessed was a young woman on the upper edge ledge plunged some 50 feet to the pavement below. she had climbed up there distraught in a tarp area closed off to fans. fans who spotted her tried to stop her. >> i yelled at her. please don't do it. please don't do it. about 10 times and she jumped. >> one brave man tried to stop her. he jumped with her. >> reporter: he was knocked down and injured breaking her fall. >> it's happened before. yeah we've had them happen here before. >> reporter: falls from the deck have happened throughout the years. but tonight's incident invol

good evening everyone i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. a panicked phone call and then nothing. now the search is on for a young man missing in san francisco. the sister and mother are in the bay area after coming from brazil. they're hoping to step up effort to find their loved one last seen in the city. deborah villalon is back in the city with a new clue that could help, deborah. >> reporter: ken it's a mystery at this point. a 23-year-old brazilian man who's lived in california for almost a year is missing. and his last contact with his family, was alarming. >> we found out that he stayed with somebody that he met at a club or at a bar. >> reporter: anna re reyes and her mother are far from home looking for their loved one. their phone rang in brazil and it's paolo terrified. >> he was saying he was in trouble and some people were following him. and he was hiding from those people. >> reporter: he hurredly gave an address in the mission district. >> he kept saying, call the police. call the police. i called the police. when i called hi

. >> hello everyone i'm heather holmes. >> friends and family gathered tonight in san francisco to remember that life, cut short at a notorious intersection. ktvu's noelle walker is live with the efforts underway to make the streets safer. heather, bryan goodwin was an advocate for safe streets and he was hit haun killed in this intersection, one of several in the city with a history of accidents and new pedestrian safety improvements. amid the castro's colorful lights. >> he lived life, you know to the fullest everyday. a few flickering candles cast a long shadow. >> he raised me, like my father would. so it's a tremendous loss. >> reporter: 31-year-old bryan goodwin lived bigger than his small stature and tonight they said goodbye to a life too soon. >> just after midnight on monday, goodwin, who used a wheelchair was hit and killed at market street and octavia. this intersection has a reputation for accidents. between 2009 and 2011, there were 30 collisions, the highest rate in the city. >> that say crazy one, people trying to get on the freeway, bikers are in danger over there, everyone

. >> i'm heather holmes and r- and we're following developing news at home and across the globe in geneva. in the south bay the search is on for a gunman that opened fire in a city park, killing one person. >>> in geneva an historic night as a deal is struck with iran, limiting that country's ability to create nuclear weapons. >> president obama tonight welcomed that landmark deal between world powers and iran, over tehran's nuclear program. >> the president said the deal would cut off iran's most likely paths to a bomb and was the result of an unprecedented sanction and intense diplomacy. >> today that diplomacy opened up a new path towards a world that is more secure, a future in which we can verify iran's nuclear program is peaceful and that it cannot build a nuclear weapon. >> today's deal was reached after marathon bargain sessions which bought u.s. secretary of state john kerry. >> intense talks in geneva coming to a close as a deal has been reached. iran has agreed to limit key parts of its nuclear program in exchange for reducing economic sanctions placed on the country. >> we wil

heather holmes, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> if you have an idea for a ktvu special report, we want to hear from you. send your tip to i reports at ktvu.com. >>> and tomorrow night at 5:00, a new warning about the spread of a drug that is so dangerous the average life span of user is about two years. >>> if you take this drug, you will lose limbs and you will lose your life for sure. >> the drug is similar to heroin and it's now just being seen across the united states. in our special report on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00, we look at why this drug is growing in popularity and why it can be deadly so quickly. again that's tomorrow night on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. >>> she had a house full of trash and 300 pounds of dog food to feed this swarming rat. >> i assume she was getting over the trash to get from room to room. >> how the nightmare came to an end. >> overnight chills make for a pleasant day. can the patterns resume. >> and a >>> a father who allegedly abandoned his two children in a car for more than 12 hours is now facing felony charges. police in milpitas found the boy and girl

reporting live in vallejo, heather holmes, came came. >>> the coachella valley school district decided to change the look of its mascot, but not the name. stanford university dropped its indian mascot in 1972, and became the stanford cardinal, while adopting the stanford tree as a mascot. >>> people are calling for auto crackdown on speeders. 41-year-old edwin andrews was killed last night. a neighbor's surveillance video shows him with his cane, moving slowly toward broadway, just moments before he was hit. both drivers involved in the crash are cooperating with police. neighbors say that stretch of broadway is dangerous, and drivers rarely stop for pedestrians. >>> hayward police arrested two in suspicion of murder of another teen. he died later at the hospital. police say two teens were seen running from the area. authorities say they're both juveniles, just 16 and 17 years old. the two were tracked it to modesto, and arrest yesterday. >>> a jury convicted two gang members with a shooting. they face life in prison without the possibility of parole for the april 2011 shooting a the n

good evening, i'm ken wayne >> and i'm heather holmes. we have a crew onto the scene. we'll have details and bring them to you. >> >> a man killed after trying to help direct traffic early yesterday morning. now, friends, family and co- workers are remembering the educate tor. we get the latest from erics are musen. he is live where webb was a long time teacher and coach. >> reporter: a small memorial here at kennedy high school. john webb, known as coach webb had a lasting impact on kids and adults. those who knew him best say his life ended after the way he had been living for so many years. after a crash, he got out of the corvette he was in to try to direct traffic away. he got hit while in traffic. >> that was him, getting out of the car trying to help someone. >> reporter: former and current jfk high school coaches spoke with us about webb this afternoon. >> with webb at the san jose football game friday night hours before he was killed. >> he looked great, happy. he was with friends. >> he had a lot of poise. >> reporter: once the athletic director at jfk, webb

and heather holmes with the latest now on the former stanford player who left his nfl team after being harassed by his own teammate. >> jonathan martin, a 2nd round pick from stanford walked away from the miami dolphins after harassment, and now a teammate has been suspended from the team. >> reporter: creating a football culture free of hazing has been a priority for alameda high head coach, kent moyer. >> we teach respect. we expect that guys will be respectful. >> reporter: respect was apparently not what miami dolphins player jonathan martin was receiving from his teammate, representatives for the offensive tackle told team officials he has been bullied and taunted, and the harassment has gone beyond what sometimes occurs in nfl locker rooms. >> we immediately took those concerns very, very seriously. >> reporter: last night, the team suspended indefinitely, the player who appears to be the main culprit, richie incognito. >> there's absolutely no tolerance for here. >> reporter: the stanford coach said what martin endured his first season and what continued into his second -- >> th

heather holmes is line in oakland, with the surveillance video that could help the investigators catch the driver. >> he or she may still be out there, but the crash itself was caught on camera. i'm told police here have taken a look at this video, and now the victim and his friends want you to take a look too. he went out to see his friend helpless in the street. it was around 2:00 sunday morning. 32-year-old brian mendoza was leaving shadow ultra lounge, where he works as a bartender. security video shows him crossing 13th street, watch as a dark colored suv barrels down the street and slams right into him. the driver appears to brake for a second, and then takes off. mendoza was rushed to highland hospital. >> i never experienced so much pain. >> reporter: he's at home now recovering. >> they stuck a rod inside of my femur. i remember seeing glass flying in front of my eyes. >> reporter: a second camera saw the driver approaching 14th street. you can see the driver taking it fast and wide. >> shoot, you hit somebody, you at least stop to see if they're okay. these people didn't pore

heather holmes is line in oakland, with the surveillance video that could help the investigators catch the driver. >> he or she may still be out there, but the crash itself was caught on camera. i'm told police here have taken a look at this video, and now the victim and his friends want you to take a look too. he went out to see his friend helpless in the street. it was around 2:00 sunday morning. 32-year-old brian mendoza was leaving shadow ultra lounge, where he works as a bartender. security video shows him crossing 13th street, watch as a dark colored suv barrels down the street and slams right into him. the driver appears to brake for a second, and then takes off. mendoza was rushed to highland hospital. >> i never experienced so much pain. >> reporter: he's at home now recovering. >> they stuck a rod inside of my femur. i remember seeing glass flying in front of my eyes. >> reporter: a second camera saw the driver approaching 14th street. you can see the driver taking it fast and wide. >> shoot, you hit somebody, you at least stop to see if they're okay. these people didn't pore

reporting live in vallejo, heather holmes, came came. >>> the coachella valley school district decided to change the look of its mascot, but not the name. stanford university dropped its indian mascot in 1972, and became the stanford cardinal, while adopting the stanford tree as a mascot. >>> people are calling for auto crackdown on speeders. 41-year-old edwin andrews was killed last night. a neighbor's surveillance video shows him with his cane, moving slowly toward broadway, just moments before he was hit. both drivers involved in the crash are cooperating with police. neighbors say that stretch of broadway is dangerous, and drivers rarely stop for pedestrians. >>> hayward police arrested two in suspicion of murder of another teen. he died later at the hospital. police say two teens were seen running from the area. authorities say they're both juveniles, just 16 and 17 years old. the two were tracked it to modesto, and arrest yesterday. >>> a jury convicted two gang members with a shooting. they face life in prison without the possibility of parole for the april 2011 shooting a the n

heather holmes, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> if you have an idea for a ktvu special report, we want to hearm you. send your tip to i reports at ktvu.com. >>> and tomorrow night at 5:00, a new warning about the spread of a drug that is so dangerous the average life span of user is about two years. >>> if you take this drug, you will lose limbs and you will lose your life for sure. >> the drug is similar to heroin and it's now just being seen across the united states. in our special report on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00, we look at why this drug is growing in popularity and why it can be deadly so quickly. again that's tomorrow night on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. >>> she had a house full of trash and 300 pounds of dog food to feed this swarming rat. >> i assume she was getting over the trash to get from room to room. >> how the nightmare came to an end. >> overnight chills make for a pleasant day. can the patterns resume. >> and a car parked here had two children cuddling alone for 13 hours inside. what a neighbor spotted that had her calling 911. ♪ wow...look at you. i've always tried to g

heather holmes is here now with more on the young man who caused the president to go off script today. >> that's right, frank. when ktvu asked that student protester about his outburst, he said he was courageously speaking up when he urged the president to immediately halt deportations saying his own family had been separated. president obama may be relieved this trip to san francisco was a quick one. >> most importantly we will live up -- >> my family is separated. >> most importantly we will live up -- >> after an invited guest at a chinatown speech put him on the defensive. >> that's exactly what we're talking about here. >> every single day. >> that's why we're here. >> the appearance at the chinese recreation center was supposed to feature president obama pushing congress to enact comprehensive immigration reform. >> please i beg you to halt deportation for all 11.5 latin immigrants in this country right now. >> instead one of the human props became a central feature of the speech. >> you have the power to stop deportation for all. >> actually i don't. >> the president told the m

and heather holmes with the latest now on the former stanford player who left his nfl team after being harassed by his own teammate. >> jonathan martin, a 2nd round pick from stanford walked away from the miami dolphins after harassment, and now a teammate has been suspended from the team. >> reporter: creating a football culture free of hazing has been a priority for alameda high head coach, kent moyer. >> we teach respect. we expect that guys will be respectful. >> reporter: respect was apparently not what miami dolphins player jonathan martin was receiving from his teammate, representatives for the offensive tackle told team officials he has been bullied and taunted, and the harassment has gone beyond what sometimes occurs in nfl locker rooms. >> we immediately took those concerns very, very seriously. >> reporter: last night, the team suspended indefinitely, the player who appears to be the main culprit, richie incognito. >> there's absolutely no tolerance for here. >> reporter: the stanford coach said what martin endured his first season and what continued into his second -- >> th

i'm heather holmes. >> i'm ken wayne. >>> it is video now that you will see only on 2, a homeless man badly beaten on the streets of san francisco and despite officers responding to this scene, police tell us they have no record of it happening. we first showed you that video of the attack on friday and now we're hearing from one man who says he recognizes the person seen repeated by stomping on the victim's head. alex savage is live now in san francisco where that man says police won't take his report. >> reporter: one of our viewers saw that video air on friday night. the man seen assaulting a sleeping homeless person right here ochered street earlier this week. this man tells me he called police, but it didn't do any good. he viciously attacked a sleeping homeless person stomping his head, then calmly walking off. >> it's startling. it's shocking. >> reporter: ask you we duri believes -- >> reporter: and joey duri believes the man behind this assault is a man who often panhandles in his neighborhood near ninth and howard. he tells me the man is white, heavyset, at least 6 feet tall

heather holmes is here now with more on the young man who caused the president to go off script today. >> that's right, frank. when ktvu asked that student protester about his outburst, he said he was courageously speaking up when he urged the president to immediately halt deportations saying his own family had been separated. president obama may be relieved this trip to san francisco was a quick one. >> most importantly we will live up -- >> my family is separated. >> most importantly we will live up -- >> after an invited guest at a chinatown speech put him on the defensive. >> that's exactly what we're talking about here. >> every single day. >> that's why we're here. >> the appearance at the chinese recreation center was supposed to feature president obama pushing congress to enact comprehensive immigration reform. >> please i beg you to halt deportation for all 11.5 latin immigrants in this country right now. >> instead one of the human props became a central feature of the speech. >> you have the power to stop deportation for all. >> actually i don't. >> the president told the m

i'm heather holmes. if you look at the address where that boy was killed, google will show you a very disturbing image of his body from 2009. now his family is demanding that the mountain view based company remove the image. we're live in richmond with more on what could be an uphill battle against the tech giant. >> reporter: well, google is not normally in the business of pulling potentially offensive items, but one father here in richmond is hoping the internet giant will show respect for his dead son and remove an image that is opening old wounds. zoom in on google maps to theserailroad tracks and you'll see a police car, several officers and a body lying on the ground uncovered. it's believed to be 14-year-old kevin berera found shot to death in 2009. his father says he learned about this disturbing online image just a few days ago. >> when i see these images, it's still like it happened yesterday. really fresh, you know. and that take me back to, you know, a lot of memories. >> reporter: his son's

. >> ktvu's healther holmes is live now with the project now on hold because of the thief. heather. >> reporter: when those with the urban council came down here they were hoping for better news. >> one of my staff has parked it in this very spot. >> reporter: a parking spot which was empty yesterday morning. >> imagine my surprise. >> reporter: when phil stevens executive director walked out of his north berkeley home. >> it's really pretty shocking that someone would have swiped my truck from my doorstep. >> reporter: the nonprofit blue fold f250 pick up purchased just last month was gone. >> i was shocked. we use it every day. >> reporter: the group works to preserve, protect and restore urban streams. >> absolutely essential to our operations. >> reporter: that had recently purchased the trucks for a project it's working on in livermore. >> it's a serious challenge. at a time when we're really just getting this massive project understood way. - - project underway. >>> the stolen trucks have the nonprofit's logo. >> it's absolutely vital to our operation. >> reporter: stevens sa

. >> ktvu's healther holmes is live now with the project now on hold because of the thief. heather. >> reporter: when those with the urban council came down here they were hoping for better news. >> one of my staff has parked it in this very spot. >> reporter: a parking spot which was empty yesterday morning. >> imagine my surprise. >> reporter: when phil stevens executive director walked out of his north berkeley home. >> it's really pretty shocking that someone would have swiped my truck from my doorstep. >> reporter: the nonprofit blue fold f250 pick up purchased just last month was gone. >> i was shocked. we use it every day. >> reporter: the group works to preserve, protect and restore urban streams. >> absolutely essential to our operations. >> reporter: that had recently purchased the trucks for a project it's working on in livermore. >> it's a serious challenge. at a time when we're really just getting this massive project understood way. - - project underway. >>> the stolen trucks have the nonprofit's logo. >> it's absolutely vital to our operation. >> reporter: stevens sa