live in napa, john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> palo alto police are addressing how they plan to deal with the proposed ban on people camping in cars. according to a memo from the acting assistant police chief, enforcement would be complaint driven. he wants officers to first educate people before they start issuing citations. the plan has been an on going issue in the city for over two years. >>> livermore police are looking for two men they say carried out a pair of burglars yesterday morning. the first happened before 10:15 while the ohm owner was away. the second was around 10 to 11, that happened about 5 miles away. the owner was home and the men took off when they saw him. surveillance camera caught these pictures of the men believed to be the burglars. they are described as white or latino n their early teens or 20s. late teens or early 20s. a white suv was seen nearby in both cases. >>> buyers and sellers are noticing a red hot real estate market. according to the berkeley side blog on sfgate.com, home prices have skyrocketed. one home in the elm wood district was on the

ktvu's john sasaki is live with startling details from a state report. john? >> reporter: this is the facility where 2-1/2 years ago a resident died by bleeding to death. the company that was encarnal is being fined 7,000 -- in charge is being fined $70,000. >> reporter: as of march it is no longer operated by them. in 2010 a male resident died by bleeding to death. according to this report workers, including a nurse did almost nothing to stop it. it mentions the nurse who stated i don't know. i am blank. one said there was blood ever where. the report said they didn't apply pressure, allowing the resident to bleed to death. it came with a citation. also fined today was the hospital in san jose and the center in castro valley. they were fined $65,000 and they were fined $60,000. live, john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> traffic is flowing on highway 24 after a big rig fire caused a major back up. transporting 9 vehicles it caught fire this morning. flames spread to many cars loaded on the truck. the driver wasn't injured. the california highway patrol shut d

ktvu's john sasaki learned she wasn't the only victim of a man who prosecutors are describing the closest thing to a serial killer. >> reporter: her body was found over there a year ago. prosecutors believe he killed possibly two other women. here is a photo. her body was found on may 24 of last year. she wasn't killed here but in stockton. last week the prosecutor secured 15 years to life sentence for this man. he is 35 years old, her then boyfriend. >> he met a new girl. wanted to be with this new girl and didn't want to part ways with his possession. one way to keep your possessions is to get rid of the person that has 50% stake in him. >> when he confessed he also confessed to killing his wife in mexico in 2007. this is the wedding photo. here is your death certificate. investigators learned of a womb he dated before -- woman he dated who also died. >> i have no idea what her name is, i don't know the circumstances of her death. i know nothing. >> reporter: we talked this afternoon with her sister in southern california and she said once she started dating him he said he was her only

john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> on wall street stocks took a beating today. off over night triggered by the reserve chairman's comments that the fed might back off its bond

near livermore, john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we have new developments on a deadly crash in fremont happened this week, the man police say was driving the car has now been charged with vehicular manslaughter. authorities say 34 -year-old gilbert gil was driving 65 miles pehour in a neighborhood. the crash killed his-year-old son and his wife. is he charged with vehicular are manslaughter and felony child endangerment. >> we know the name of a man accused beating another man to death with a baseball bat inside a sporting goods store necessity milpitas. manglangit killed began to fight and pulled a baseball bat off the shelf and beat the other man, who died of his injuries. police say manglangit was thing on suspect and was not gang- related. >>> the president completed a two-day summit with the chinese president xi jinping near palm springs and agreed to a partnership to reduce heirofluorocarbons. mr. obama is scheduled to head back to washington tomorrow. governor jerry brown sat down with the chinese president following that summit with president obama. brown says the state coin in

in san francisco, i'm john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a live look at san francisco's city hall, which as you can see is aglow in rainbow colors in honor of pride week and this week's legalization of same-sex marriage. ktvu's jade hernandez joins us live from the castro district with another first at this year's festivity. >> reporter: at an earlier event we caught up with california national guard recruiters and first time they were looking for anyone, whether gay or not that might be interested guard. everywhere you turned, rainbow flags and part revelers around civic plaza enjoying the pride event, but this year there whereas another presence never seen before, the air and army national guard in a booth together at a san francisco pride event. >> the response has been so overwhelmingly positive from the community, not just here in san francisco, but all the events that we participated in. >> reporter: including sacramento and los angeles. but this was the guard's first event here, since the repeal of the military's - policy. don't-ask, don't-tell policy. >> just seeing the mil

ktvu's john sasaki is live where one officer said he wasn't sure the victim was alive. john?ce came out in court today. most of it from police officers who responded to the scene. >> reporter: even defense attorneys don't dispute how horrible the crime was. the gang rape of a 16-year-old girl was kicked and beaten and raped repeatedly. it was at richmond high school. the woman said she is intoxicated, naked, by the dumpster. we are scared. police rushed to the school. a police officer testified he saw 4-6 males running from the scene. he found the victim un bench, mostly naked. she moved her head and let out a moan and i knew she was alive. he testified about a man who was detained after the incident. he was animated, agitated. screaming at the officers. he said he transported him to the station and he talked in a rambling fashion about the victim. she didn't know what was going on. i wasn't the only one. she wanted it. he testified at the scene he had to tell the victim's father what happened. i let him know his daughter was raped. the officers testified and none was asked a

reporting live, john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> california senator dianne feinstein said she hasnown about this for years and defended it as legal and necessary to prevent terrorism. >> terrorists will come after us and the only thing we have is good intelligence to understand a plot is being hatched and to get there before they get to us. >> the only records being gathered pertain to phone numbers and the time and length of calls. >>> we are learning more details about the deal between verizon and the nfl to left customers watch games on their smart phones. the contract is set to run for four years. verizon customers will be able to watch any game that is airing live in their television market. the nfl says it is a matter of keeping up with the times. >> nfl football is america, america is going mobile. smart phone is no longer an option piece of equipment. we need to go where fans are going. >> verizons and the nfl also plan to develop -- verizon and the nfl also plan to develop an app. >>> speculation mounts on whether apple will announce a new ipad. they are selling cases for

john sasaki, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a striking deline. that's how researchers described the more than 50% drop in hpv infection drops in teenage girls since the vaccine was released. it compared rates before and after the vaccine became available in 2006. researchers found the hpv infection decreased 56% among girls 14 to 19 years old. hpv can lead to genital warts and cancer. >>> a weather system to the north of us is moving off. this is the one that kept temperatures mild around here. it brought rain and wind. parts of even northern california, it's out of here now. as it moves on, we start to clear out. one of the things it did, was it got rid of the fog. it's coast side now. sent the most, cool air inland. the fires got put out quickly. the winds are dying down a little bit. they're not light, but less than they have been the last couple of nights. it's going to be kind of cool overnight. we're going to see upper 40s, in the coolest spots. we're going to see fire danger increase. a little patchy fog returns to the coast. the real stor

i'm john sasaki, ktvu news. >>> senator feinstein is one of several senators that is defending the move. >> terrorists will come after us if they can. and the only thing that we have to deter this is good intelligence. >> additional information gathering by the fbi has come to light. the washington postsays the nsa has been mining data from nine leading internet companies including google, yahoo and apple. the posts reports, audio, video and more is being collected to track a person's movement and contact. >>> locked out union members are back at work. what ride mechanics at six flags are telling us about their first union contract. >> i thought it was real until i saw the last line. >>> shark sightings or a surfers spat. the warning posted at a local beach that could be legal consequences. >> and remember you can have live news to go. download the ktvu app and you can watch all of our live newscasts. [ male announcer ] citibank's app for ipad makes it easy for ann to manage her finances when she's on the go. even when she's not going anywhere. citi tablet apps. easier banking. standard

john sasaki, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> a striking deline.that's how researchers described the more than 50% drop in hpv infection drops in teenage girls since the vaccine was released. it compared rates before and after the vaccine became available in 2006. researchers found the hpv infection decreased 56% among girls 14 to 19 years old. hpv can lead to genital warts and cancer. >>> a weather system to the north of us is moving off. this is the one that kept temperatures mild around here. it brought rain and wind. parts of even northern california, it's out of here now. as it moves on, we start to clear out. one of the things it did, was it got rid of the fog. it's coast side now. sent the most, cool air inland. the fires got put out quickly. the winds are dying down a little bit. they're not light, but less than they have been the last couple of nights. it's going to be kind of cool overnight. we're going to see upper 40s, in the coolest spots. we're going to see fire danger increase. a little patchy fog returns to the coast. the real story

john sasaki went there today to see if attitudes have changed over the years. >> reporter: texas street runs of the length of the historic part of fairfield. it was easy to find people displeased with today's ruling. >> even if we call it something else and try it make it equal, it isn't equal. it affects me because it affects society. it undermines moral principles of right and wrong. >> reporter: a few blocks away this woman preached from the bible on a street corner. >> when we push god out and bring another way in, that's a lie, you're going to see confusion and god is going to bring judgment on that decision. >> reporter: fairfield is not alone either. in 2008 californians voted to pass proposition 8, 52% to 47%. in the various 9 counties, only one supported the ban on same- sex marriage. >> he created adam and eve. he didn't create steve and adam. >> marriage is between a man and woman. we gave gay rights to people. if question give it, question take it away. >> reporter: the county clerk's office is ready for the additional business. >> i would think there'll be a few. i don't ex

john sasaki went there today to see if attitudes have changed over the years. >> reporter: texas street runs of the length of the historic part of fairfield. it was easy to find people displeased with today's ruling. >> even if we call it something else and try it make it equal, it isn't equal. it affects me because it affects society. it undermines moral principles of right and wrong. >> reporter: a few blocks away this woman preached from the bible on a street corner. >> when we push god out and bring another way in, that's a lie, you're going to see confusion and god is going to bring judgment on that decision. >> reporter: fairfield is not alone either. in 2008 californians voted to pass proposition 8, 52% to 47%. in the various 9 counties, only one supported the ban on same- sex marriage. >> he created adam and eve. he didn't create steve and adam. >> marriage is between a man and woman. we gave gay rights to people. if question give it, question take it away. >> reporter: the county clerk's office is ready for the additional business. >> i would think there'll be a few. i don't ex

i'm john sasaki, ktvu news. >>> senator feinstein is one of several senators that is defending the move. >> terrorists will come after us if they can. and the only thing that we have to deter this is good intelligence. >> additional information gathering by the fbi has come to light. the washington postsays the nsa has been mining data from nine leading internet companies including google, yahoo and apple. the posts reports, audio, video and more is being collected to track a person's movement and contact. >>> locked out union members are back at work. what ride mechanics at six flags are telling us about their first union contract. >> i thought it was real until i saw the last line. >>> shark sightings or a surfers spat. the warning posted at a local beach that could be legal look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the house, you couldn't just set up a tv in the basement. i mean, come on! nope. we could only watch tv in the rooms that had a tv outlet. yeah if we wanted to watch tv someplace else, we'd have to

john sasaki to tell us what their plan is. >> reporter: the weekend is here.unfire erupted last weekend, oakland's police chief says officers are ready to crack down. at the corner of 106th avenue and mcarthur, dozens of skid marks show where fast cars did their damage. >> i care about the safety for the children and the innocent people that liberties around here. >> reporter: interim police chief said this afternoon his officers will be ready for any side shows that happen. >> tonight we are rolling out extra units, we've got our crime response teams that'll be out there tonight and tomorrow night. we have our partnership with the hyatt patrol. we believe that will be successful as well. >> reporter: this home video shows drivers blocking off intersection while spinning donuts. this activity quickly led to gunfire. >> it brings the element of violence when people gather in the city of oakland right now is being tormented by violence. >> reporter: this surveillance deo shows people running from the shooting scene. three people were injured. one woman was left

. >> back in 2008, our john sasaki went back there to see how much attitudes have changed since then. >> here, it was easy to find people displease. >> even if we redefine it as something else, it isn't equal. >> a pastor, it effects me because it effects society. >> it undermines moral principles of right and wrong. >> a few blocks away, this woman preached from a bible. >> when we bring another way in that's a lie, you're going to see confusion and god will bring judgment on that decision. >> fairfield is not alone, either. >> in 2008, californiians, 48 counties voted yes, in the bay area nine county, only one supported the ban on same-sex marriage. >> solono county which includes fairfield. >> he created adam and eve. >> we gave rights to people so it's not something that -- if we can give it, we can take it away. >> the county clerk's office is ready for the additional business. >> would think there would be a few, yes, but i don't a lot. >> this straight couple had just applied for their marriage license. >> i'm so privileged to be able to do this today. >> why today? >> today of

john sasaki's here with the new arrangement expected to make a big difference >> reporter: gasia, san francisco has a new approach at helping victims and cutting down on crime. >> prove san francisco san francisco district attorney gathered his staff in a conference. the office is battling domestic violence crimes. >> before all the components were spread out across the third floor with not enough people to do the job. >> we knew that we did not have enough attorneys, enough paralegals, we did not have enough victim advocates, investigators. >> a supplemental budget allowed the office to add nine people to the mix and they're housed together on the second floor. >> it really is going to help survivors get all their services in one place. >> they say housing the services together will protect survivors from their abusers. >> you run the risk of running into the perpetrator or the perpetrator's family. there can be intimidation. >> the city had 1,600 domestic violencecasions. >> many survive occasions. >> if we can enable them with enough support, we'll be able to get their corporation

john sasaki, ktvu news. >>> weather is being blamed for an accident in oakland that injured a woman and took down a palm tree. it happened in front of the grand lakes theater in oakland on grand avenue. the woman driving the car was taken to the hospital but is expected to be okay. the car hit standing water and hydroplaned. >> we've had widely scattered showers. heaviest rainfall was in the north bay. santa rosa in the last 24 hours got over an inch of rain. the official rainfall totals on my next weather hit for you. you can see the scattered showers in the petaluma area. what we're looking at now is a drying out period. ahead i'm going to be talking about the chance for a clearing commute. and the big news how hot it's going to be around here. we'll see you back here at 16. >>> at 5:15, we spent this day hitting some of the wettest spots in the bay area including one that's been causing trouble since the weekend. we'll tell you about the one silver lining from this june storm. >> the u.s. supreme court is expected to release its decision tomorrow on california's same-sex marriage ban

john sasaki, ktvu news. >>> weather is being blamed for an accident in oakland that injured a woman and took down a palm tree. it happened in front of the grand lakes theater in oakland on grand avenue. the woman driving the car was taken to the hospital but is expected to be okay. the car hit standing water and hydroplaned. >> we've had widely scattered showers. heaviest rainfall was in the north bay. santa rosa in the last 24 hours got over an inch of rain. the official rainfall totals on my next weather hit for

ktvu's john sasaki joins us from chabot center. >> reporter: ken, this is a big night at center. there is a big crowd here and the star of the night is that super moon. kids and adults came for tonight's celestial event. the moon is reaching the closest point to the earth and of course you can see well with the naked eye, but some telecops were useful in bringing the moon closer to parents and their chin. >> it keeps us in touch with how beautiful the universe is and how wonderful it is to share it with other pep, especially young people. >> when the moon is at about 4:32 in the morning our time, the moon is going to be a little bit closer and technically it would appear a little bit larger than it would be at any other perigee point during the course of the year. >> reporter: the moon will be closest about 221,000 miles away and astronomers say most people won't be able to tell the difference than six hours earlier. people got to see other features in space through the telescopes and one of the popular spots where people could look through a 36" telescope at saturn and seeing th

praising a restaurant work are for his bravery in trying to foil an armed robbery, good evening, i'm john sasaki. >> i'm jana katsuyama, ken wayne and heather homes have night off:alameda sheriff's offices is investigating whether the man shot and killed by a detective last night during an attempted robbery may have been responsible for other holdups. deputies arrived at boulevard burger on castro valley boulevard. that is where ktvu's jade hernandez joinses live with neighbors concerned tonight and what deputies say was an heroic act by one employee. >> reporter: the woman we spoke to owns a business cross the street and learned about this attempted armed robbery via text as a warping. the owner of boulevard burger behind me, also wants the community to know about this incident. so she put up a sign, but for a very different reason. the chalkboard sign recognizes the valor of alameda county sheriff's office and last night a boulevard burger employee ran outside of the restaurant after an armed robber snuck inside and flagged down a deputy, settling a routine traffic stop outside. >> the employe

john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> on wall street stocks took a beating today. that came after a global sell off over night triggered by the reserve chairman's comments that the fed might back off its bond buying program. the dow had its biggest point loss since november 2011. the dow is down 353 to 14,758. the nasdaq is down 78 at 3,364. the s&p is down 40 to 1,588. this comes after big losses yesterday as well. with the dow down 206, nasdaq down 38. >>> facebook has upped the ante on twitter announcing a new instagram video app. >> he rolled out the new video service at facebook. people can now create and share 15 second videos on facebook using clips and filters to customize the images. it will go head to head with twitter's app called vine. >> twitter beat them to the punch but they introduced a really great product that makes sense on instagram and will make sense on facebook. >> instagram says it was driven by consumer demand. after the announcement facebook stock jumped higher but dropped closing at $23.90. down 40 cents. ahead, the popularity of social m

john sasaki was in court as the father of that young victim took the stand and described what his daughter looked like afterward. >> reporter: first day of testimony in this unusual double jury trial is over. that father of that gang rape victim was the first to take the stand. a news camera was allowed inside the courtroom for opening statements but not for witness testimony. the victim's father testified about seeing his daughter after she was being wheeled from the scene after this horrible crime. he said her face was distorted, ashen, gray, clammy, she appeared to be on death row. hair was all messed up, lots of vomit in her hair. he described a footprint on the side of her face. the father said it's a horror, it's very scary to see what i did at that point. he talked about the scene that night in oklahoma october of 2009. he said he talked to her while she was being taken to the ambulance. i assured her we loved her and to hold on. this case centers around what who did what in the rape of the girl. two are on trial. the victim time was raped for hours by as many as 20 people. today's

john sasaki is here to explain.is actions but that of two bart employees that left her fuming. >> reporter: being approached by someone who doesn't take no for an answer. it happened last night. bart employees were no help at all. east bay musician emily jane was heading home late last night when she hit a sour note. a man harassing her. >> i didn't trust this person at all. i don't know what he's going to do. there was nobody around. >> reporter: on the platform at oakland's 12th street station. >> he kept going. he kept going to the point that i had to turn around and say hey, what's up? can you leave me alone. he didn't. he continued. >> reporter: jane was unable to get away until she found two bart employees on the platform. she explained she was concerned but was appalled by their response. >> they said did you try saying hi to him, asking him how his day was? i was like, i'm supposed to speak to this guy? >> reporter: that wasn't the end of it. >> he said well, if i was him i'd try to talk to you too. >> repor