reporting live from fremont, janeen del la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> just before school begins in san francisco, teachers are making a possible strike. the big issue? money. teachers want a 21% pay raise over three years. the school district is offering 8.5%. tonight teachers will take a vote on whether to authorize a strike. the next mediation session is set for september 2nd. >>> california's high speed rail system moving farther down the tracks. the fresno bee reports the board has approved a second segment. that means construction could begin on the 114-mile line between fresno and bakersfield. now, the first line between fresno and merced was approved last year, but the $16 billion project still lacks full funding. earlier this month, a judge ruledded the state can start selling $8 bonds. >>> police say two massage parlors were really a front for prostitution. police arrested these three women. now, the person on the right is accused of running both businesses as brothels. the two others face prostitution charges. police say in the past three weeks undercover police were soli

ktvu's janeen del la vega joins us now to tell us what the fremont school board has done about a controversy controversial sex ed textbook that has angered a lot of parents. janeen. >>reporter: the meeting went late last night, but the board did finally make a decision to delay the decision on whether 9th graders should be learning sex education out of a book that has content that some parents consider too racy. now, district representatives did get an ear full from parent hoss were upset that the textbook called "your health today" makes references to masturbation, sex toys and bondage. they say it is not age appropriate for incoming freshmans at fremont's six high schools who are required to take a health class. the school board wants to work with the book's publisher to make some changes in its chapters on sex education so that it is more suit to 14 years old. here's what some students told the board that may have swayed them. >> you call yourself proasmtions and if this was -- professionals and if this was any other subject that did not meet code, you would pull it. i don't understand wh

ktvu's janeen del la vega will have more on this very controversial topic and book an last night's vote. we'll check in with her in just a moment. >>> it is thursday, august 14th. i'm pam cook displvment i'm dave clark. let's talk about weather and traffic. steve is right there. >> steve is right there. thank you very much. we do have a light morning fog making its usual push here. a couple little lows, one, this might impact us late sunday into monday, but it's just kind of meandering out there. the one responsible for our main weather is up in oregon, but it's moving slowly out of picture. as it does it takes all the tropical moisture away. for once it looks like the state of california not dealing with any clouds. pleasantton, 63 on the mild side, 87 for a high today. for some it's a little cool, for others not too bad. we head down to the south bay, gilroy at 57 yet sunnyvale 62, 63 san jose state and east of morgan hill up in the higher elevations 63. so the higher elevations are pretty close, not that much warmer, although they did warm up a little bit compare to yesterday. so the

reporting live from san jose, janeen del la vega, ktvu channel 2 news >> thanks, janeen. >>> 5:39.new street lights in berkeley are prompting complaints from some neighbors. the city started converting old street lights to l.e.d. bulbs last month. officials say the new lights will cut down on crime and make it safer for people to walk at night, but some neighbors say the new lights are too bright. >> i was on an early morning walk on sunday and it suddenly seemed very artificial, the light all around me. and i looked up and i noticed there were these very bright lights. >> the new lights are supposed to use 85% less energy and last 12 years longer. the city expects to save $400,000 a year with the lights. >>> time now 5:40. a community farm in san jose is asking for donations after thousands of dollars of garden equipment was stolen. on saturday thieves broke through the vegelution garden fence at emma president bush farm park on story road. about $5,000 worth of roatotillers and other equipment were stolen. they donate most of the produce it grows to low income families. they also

ktvu's janeen del la vega joining us live now from san jose at o'connor hospital to let us know how staffbers were alerted to the abduction attempt. janeen. >>reporter: it is a frightening situation for a mother who just gave birth. in this case the hospital says that the security system in place worked as it should. hospital officials say it went into code pink when the baby's father carried down his newborn down the hallway from the mother's room and was trying to walk out the doors which leads to the elevators. he set off alarms after passing through two security areas. now, it's unclear what the relationship was between the father and the mother, but his actions did lead to his arrest because of this attempt. o'connor hospital uses a tiny security band and an electronic device that is put on an infant after they're born. the alarm is triggered if the baby goes out of a certain area, away from the mother. other moms we spoke to reacted to the news. >> it gives me chills because that's exactly what those systems are in place and you always wonder when you're there if they really work. >