thank you very much. >> the lafayette city counsel continues its decision. >>> oikos university, the school where 7 people were murdered last month has been placed on probation. this is the video from the day of the shooting. the decision was made, they say not enough people pass licensing examines after they graduate -- exams after they graduate and oikos university keeps admitting new students even though the state hasn't said they could do so. >>> rebuilding in san bruno. tonight the city welcomed back families whose homes were destroyed in the pg&e pipeline explosion in 2010. 38 homes were destroyed then but families are rebuilding. you see the people here, moving back in. kron 4's kate thompson was there for tonight's homecoming. >> reporter: she lived in her home for 30 years before it was destroyed in the pipeline explosion. she decided to rebuild and this is her new home, almost ready to move in. she is emotional and can barely speak. >> long time. >> reporter: next door they have been living in their new house, a complete rebuild, since march but the old neighborhood feeling

she served 16 years on the board of supervisors and spent 19 years on the lafayette city council.he had planned to retire from public service at the end of the year she was 73. six people are dead and historic buildings damaged one of the strongest earthquake to hit northern italy. the epicenter about hours drive north of bologna. thousands are still nervous in the aftermath >>> smoke and fire rose from the ruins and italy after a powerful earthquake shook towns in the region this cellphone video captures the aftermath of the quake the strongest in italy in three years. this woman says everything upside down in my house we have not gone back again. the quake hit north of bologna and tore apart house's historic churches and a castle. this woman says she got word winter sun did not come home after his night shift at a factory damage to the quake she says i kept telling myself he would show what but nikolai is dead. aftershocks and people running from their homes chisholm the historic center of the town closed off the streets remain open are deserted, residents in this and other town

. >> lafayette city council delayed a vote tonight on measure to make sure massage parlor follow state local law. many packed tonight council meeting to air the concerns about possible illegal activity occurring inside the m sanjay gupta parlor pro-posed law requires all massage parlor owner and employee to register with police while guest the proper state licenses at least 10 parlor operate in lafayette. >> any time we use the state listening board as the means of control of business saying 99 percent of the other business ins that field do you bring more credibility to the business. >> men are doing the walk of shame as i call it to the plac place, head down, sunglasses on. >> resident told police about the suspicions but the chief says he has no evidence that anything illegal is going on in the massage parlors. council will vote on the law on may 29. >> developing news tonight in the east bay after kicked off uc berkeley owned land this morning occupy protestors take thing another stand tonight. allen is live on campus. what's happening right now? >>reporter: several uc police offic

. >> lafayette city council delayed a vote tonight on measure to make sure massage parlor follow state local law. many packed tonight council meeting to air the concerns about possible illegal activity occurring inside the m sanjay gupta parlor pro-posed law requires all massage parlor owner and employee to register with police while guest the proper state licenses at least 10 parlor operate in lafayette. >> any time we use the state listening board as the means of control of business saying 99 percent of the other business ins that field do you bring more credibility to the business. >> men are doing the walk of shame as i call it to the plac place, head down, sunglasses on. >> resident told police about the suspicions but the chief says he has no evidence that anything illegal is going on in the massage parlors. council will vote on the law on may 29. >> developing news tonight in the east bay after kicked off uc berkeley owned land this morning occupy protestors take thing another stand tonight. allen is live on campus. what's happening right now? >>reporter: several uc police offic

. >> lafayette city council delayed a vote tonight on measure to make sure massage parlor follow stateaw. many packed tonight council meeting to abourns about possible illegal activity occurring inside the m sanjay gupta parlor pro-posed law requires all massage parlor owner and employee to register with police while guest the proper state licenses at least 10 parlor operate in lafayette. >> any time we use the state listening board as the means of control of business saying 99 percent of the other business ins that field do you bring more credibility to the business. >> men are doing the walk of shame as i call it to the plac place, head down, sunglasses on. >> resident told police abuspicf sa no evidence that no evidencet anything illegal is going on in the massage parlors. council will vote on the law on may 29. >> developing news tonight in the east bay after kicked off uc berkeley owned land this morning occupy protestors take thing another stand tonight. allen is live on campus happeni what's happening right now? >>reporter: several uc police officers have been waiting for a smal

she spent 16 years as a contra costa county supervisor, before that she was on the lafayette city council for 19 years. she also thought at uc berkeley and was a children's activist. her funeral is scheduled for thursday morning at 10:30. >>> if you want to vote in california's june 5th presidential primary, the deadline is quickly approaching. the voter registration must be postmarked by tomorrow. they're also available at postoffices, libraries as well as county elections offices. >>> as we showed you a few minutes ago, the nato summit is off if to a rocky start. demonstrators pushed against a line of police. president obama urged a gradual transition as the u.s. leaves afghanistan. craig boswell is live in chicago with the latest. >> reporter: good evening to you, protesters jammed the streets here in chicago quickly finding themselves virtually outnumbered by chicago police. they quickly cleared the streets just blocks away from the nato summit. the protest that had been largely peaceful erupted between officers and protesters. officers gradually pushed protesters away from the conven

. >>> tonight the lafayette city council will take a look at an ordinance designed to regulate massagearlors. it will require them to be registered with the police department and this comes after complaints of illegal activity. >>> baseball's all time home run king, he made the rounds at at&t park and said he recently met with the giant's ceo about working for the team in some capacity, maybe as a coach. barry bonds is publically referring to him -- refurring to himself as a convicted felon. and he will not be on the oakland a's but is likely to play in the majors tomorrow because his suspension is up. however the a's will not call him up from his rehabilitation assignment, they are likely to keep an eye on his continued progress and bring him up once he is playing at a major league level. >>> they will start inflating a rubber dam on the russian river. now the dam is inflated every spring to provide drinking water to 3,000 residents. signs have been posted warning people not to swim or fish in that area and it is expected to take until friday to fully inflate that dam which will stay

there are currently 38 in san jose >> the lafayette city council is planning a crackdown on massage parlorse fronts for prostitution. an ordinance would require therapist to be certified by the state and would have to register with a police department each year. if approved it would take effect in july. >> a dog swept away in a river, [ mechanical humming ] [ male announcer ] we began with the rx. ♪ then we turned the page, creating the rx hybrid. ♪ now we've turned the page again with the all-new rx f sport. ♪ this is the next chapter for the rx. this is the next chapter for lexus. >> we start to warm temperatures back up today. some of them slipping back into the '70s and the low 80s. >> here is a live look at south bay traffic on 101 near trimble exit. we're just getting word of a new accident and we have details coming up >> we will go back to live pictures down in palmdale california, a little bit north of l.a. where you can see at least 14 fire trucks as they attack the commercial fire. we are told that the roof completely caved in. we do know there are houses in the area but they're

. >>> lafayette's city council put off a vote to make sure massage parlors follow state and local laws. many aired their concerns about possible illegal activity occurring inside. the proposed law requires all massage parlors owners and employees to register with police while getting the proper licenses. 10 parlors currently operate in lafayette. >> any time we use a state licensing board as the means of control of a business of saying if you are in this business, this is what 99% of the other businesses in that field do, you bring a lot more credibility to the business. >> the men are doing the walk of shame, as i call it, to the place, head down, sunglasses on. >> residents have told police about their suspicions the chief says he has no evidence anything illegal is going on. the council will vote may 29th. >>> this morning president obama will make his fourth appearance on "the view" he discusses his commitment to legalizing same-sex marriage. >> >> the president: my justice department has said to the courts, we don't think the defense of marriage act is constitutional. this is some

. >>> the lafayette city council is expected to discuss provisions on massage parlors tonight. the massage parlors must be certified and signed up with the police department to operate. >>>-- it may lead to a reduction in the consumption on those drinks. other lawmakers say it will hurt local businesses. >>> this weekend is the beta breakers race. but some are opting out because the price of the race does not include a t-shirt. that has left some runners leaving angry messages on the race website. we spoke to runners who said they would expect the registration to include a t- shirt. >> it's for the next race, the next year. it seems logical to have it as part of the base price not an add. >> reporter: a spokesperson said last year's registration did include a t-shirt however she says it did not include a medal. >>> a new play to attract the golden state warriors to san francisco. where a new basketball arena might be built and oakland's plan to try to retain the team. >>> newsweek's presidential news coverage includes president obama and his stance on gay marriage. it comes a w

. >>> the lafayette city council is expected to discuss provisions on massage parlors tonight. the massage parlors must be certified and signed up with the police department to operate. >>>-- it may lead to a reduction in the consumption on those drinks. other lawmakers say it will hurt local businesses. >>> this weekend is the beta breakers race. but some are opting out because the price of the race does not include a t-shirt. that has left some runners leaving angry messages on the race website. we spoke to runners who said they would expect the registration to include a t- shirt. >> it's for the next race, the next year. it seems logical to have it as part of the base price not an add. >> reporter: a spokesperson said last year's registration did include a t-shirt however she says it did not include a medal. >>> a new play to attract the golden state warriors to san francisco. where a new basketball arena might be built and oakland's plan to try to retain the team. >>> newsweek's presidential news coverage includes president obama and his stance on gay marriage. it comes a w

i think it is coming along an almost perfect. >> the lafayette city council, other organs is expected to be adopted. >>james: oikos university has been placed on probation. shooting. half the board says not enough people pass licensing exams after producing. the board also says oikos keeps admitting new students even of the state has not given its approval to do so. the university has two years to fix the problems or risk losing its license. we will take a break from the news and focus on the weather. >>erica: we are seeing partly cloudy conditions from our mt. tam cam. breezy as well. temperature wise, not too bad of a morning. flat right now, we are dealing with low cloud cover. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay forecast. warm and pleasant conditions for the next couple of days, headed into thursday we are striking another storm system. >>mark: in san bruno, the city welcome back families whose homes were destroyed in a pipeline explosion back in 2010. you can see some of the reconstruction work in this video. families are rebuilding and moving back in. kate thompson was t

is only one thing that bothers her >> what bothers me is being treated like a criminal >> the city of lafayette will likely pass an ordinance requiring therapists like kerr east certified by the state and registered with a police department each year >> my practice is no different than physical therapy or chiropractor's so for me to have to go through that process is demeaning >> but she says she knows it is important to the community >> it is what people are talking about >> in recent months, massage parlors have opened in lafayette at an alarming speed. the city does not issue business licenses but expects there are 20 of them and a new one opening up. at this parlor they would not answer the door and this woman said her boss was not around but neighbors say they only see male clients and they are convinced that something shady is going on >> i believe it is prostitution. i believe many sexual acts are being advertised on the web sites and they get quite explicit >> many neighboring cities are cracking down on the businesses >> our goal is to not stop massage therapy and actually want legitim

. >> residents of lafayette are suspicious of their cities sudden surge in massage parlors.hey think some of the shops offer more than what is advertised. the city is now considering a strict new rules to force out any questionable businesses. >> the city council is meeting at the library tonight. they want to be able to close down some of these massage parlors that they believe are fronts for prostitution. as of this massage therapist prepares for a client, theres lemonte thing that gets riled. >> what really bothers me is being treated like a criminal. >> the city of lafayette will likely pass an ordinance requiring such therapist like her to be certified by the state of california and register with the police department each year. >> by the practice is no different than a chiropractor. so for me to have to go through that sort of process is very demeaning. >> she says that she knows it is important community. >> it is what people are talking about and read about. >> in recent months and massage parlors have opened at an alarming speed. the city does not issue business lic

before that, 19 years on the lafayette city council. planned to retire from public office when her term expired next year. she taught at uc berkeley. >> gay-rights pioneer harvey milk being honored this week. the celebration started yesterday when this plaque was rededicated. the original plaque was stolen last october, and police suspect they took it to sell the metal. people attending the rededication ceremonies say the plaque is an important part of the community. >> we have to always remember harvey. he's a visionary and a trailblazer. >> he was one of the first openly gay politicians and made history when he was elected at san francisco supervisor back in 1977. he was shot to death a year later along with the san francisco mayor. this tuesday will be the annual harvey milk day across california. schools are encouraged to hold ceremonies for saving his life. that is causing controversy though. >> someone stole a motorcycle belonging to the mayor of vallejo. he parked his 2001 harley davidson road king at city hall and it was stolen

lafayette 48. foster city at 49. fairfax 49. and ocean beach also 49. there are other areas not far away from these that are ten degrees warmer. any breeze temperatures up. if it's clear, calm it's clear for everybody. if it's calm then temperatures in the 40s. san rafael is in there. napa 47. fairfield 49. fremont under clear skies we will start you off with 52, 72 at noon and then a high of 82 degrees. i think because of that northeast breeze turning more westerly now temperatures will come down a couple degrees. today though it's sunny. nice to warm. decreasing northeast breeze. more of a westerly breeze. clear lake 82. 74 richmond. fairfield at 86 degrees. 88 antioch. 84 walnut creek. some 80s cupertino 84. 77 santa cruz. 80s on the peninsula. 83 redwood city. 82 today. 60s and 70s along the coast. fog on its way back. it will be here tuesday into wednesday. starts to turn around on thursday and looks sunny and warmer as we go into the weekend. >>> two economists say last months unemployment rate may not have dropped because of frustrated job seeker

they're not paying attention, something could go wrong which leads me to cherry street in lafayette avenue in the citynewark where drivers are not paying attention. this driver has a sulfone attached to his year. a yellow crosswalk is an indication that you are in a school zone. obviously a school zone assigned is another indication furious i found many drivers flocking across lough were stopping in siberia's when if pedestrian, child or adult is inside the crosswalk, drivers should not enter into the person has safely cross the street unless it is a divided highway. here is something important. if a vehicle is already stopped at a crosswalk, you cannot go around to pass. if a small child is crossing, union and see them. this intersection oscillograph that pedestrians leave cars through rather than risk getting hit or in some cases, they have to run across street. >> even women with strollers run. the cars to nonstop. >>stanley: pedestrians always have the right away in a market for unmarred crossed off. off one final note. when i see a sign reads speed bump heads, i am beginning to believe steve must

city streets pretty light right now. you know, through lafayette, the construction blocking one lane there as well as southbound 680 right at the walnut creek interchange. no slowing, light volume of traffic as seen in this live shot past the oakland coliseum. smooth flow of traffic. the few taillights moving smoothly. >>> this morning, tragedy in an east bay neighborhood. >> a mother and daughter shot to death found in their own home. what we know so far. good morning, bob. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you laura and jon. pleasanton police tell us it was the father who came home from work last night around 6:00, entered his home here on stacy court and inside found his wife already dead from a gun shot wound, his 13-year-old daughter also shot but still alive. he called 911 and an ambulance rushed her to eden medical center where she later died. the mother was amy freeman burton, 37 years old, the daughter amy freeman, she was a student at hart middle school. police aren't sure what led up to the shooting. they did interview the father at hea

city council. services will be held in lafayette. >>> a store clerk was suspended after stopping an attack on a pregnant got in between the woman and her boyfriend and safe way said he violated policy. 80,000 people signed a petition asking he get his job back. yesterday he was reinstated with back pay. >>> the star attraction, the shake house with david stevenson. you can experience something similar and the whole exhibit opens saturday but tickets are still on sale. >>> coming up on 7:00, let's go back to sal for traffic. >> we will be looking at all the traffic including the bay bridge and looking at that just to see how it is doing, no major problems, san francisco 101, northbound coming in to the city looks good, let's go to steve. >>> it will be breezy, again? i know it will be breezy and it will only get worse, some fog is coming back to the coast. 50s, 60s and 70s. >>> the president of the united states wake up here in downtown san jose. >>> also coming up we have more on a landmark and it is a story you will only see on ktvu channel 2 morning news.

city's fire coopanies.../. paniels,.. is streaming live in west baltimore.. where one ccmpany.. is alleady struggling... to stay open.. ke. keith. jefff... we're live at the station on west lafayette near stricker street.... truck 10.. the ladder commany heree. is slateddto close uly 1. but tonight, city ccuncilmaa pete welch has a plan that he believes could help fireecompaniee stay open. open. councilman welchhwants to put advertising, like tte kind you see on city buses.. on fire trucks. welch presented his idea at a public hearing today at city hall...... hh unveiled two resoluuions.... one calling forran advertising bill.. the other sets up a committee that would regulate &pthe ads on fire trucks. welch says the ad revenue could keep fire companies open without costing taxpayers one cent. at first, firefighher union reeresentatives called it,,in heir words, aanutty ideaa but tonight, they say there could be room for up. support. (hofffan/union rep) "this about funding a fire departmmnt. .and we need to do that. if this bill does it, &pfine. if it oesn't, we better finn something somewhere else buddy, because die."(welch) "it cost e.""- approximmtely 2 million dollars per fire

lafayette near stricker street.... truck 11.. the ladder company here.. is among those three companies slated to close july 1. butttonight, city councilman pete welch has a plan that he 3 comppnies stay open. open. for now itts nly an idea.. but city councilman pete welch believes.. if enacted, it could mman revenue for the baltimore city fire department.(ááánats up full: object to this tment does not resolution...ááá) ........councilman welch wanns to put advertising, like the kind you see on city buses.. presented his idee at a public hearing today at city hall...... he unveiled two resolutions.... one calling for an dvertising bill.. the other sets up a committee that wouud regulate the ads on ffre trucks. prompted, hh says, by the recent fire in west bbltimore closet. firefighters on truck 10.. a nearby fire company, that's now slated to close..saved the children. ((wlch) "it was agreed upon all that analyzed that fire.. if hadn't been responded to in the time frame that it was responded to, that we would be 3 fewer childrennin baltimore city." in fact,,truck 10 where thereeare ssveral higg senior living aparrments.. ladde

lafayette. there are several on mt. diablo boulevard. to detect residents are concerned about alleged sexual activity the city is considering an ordinance to crack down on some of these businesses suspected of prostitution. if passed it would require a soft or to be certified dipped to deduct to deny at how the city's decision. did the dark one >> here is a live look outside from our roof camera. right now, clear skies but the fog is expected to return overnight. lead is the little bit of the with dense fog close to the coastline. the fog will clear tomorrow afternoon with mostly sunny skies and even warmer temperatures >>pam: tonight at 8:00 p.m., search for missing team gets help from america's most wanted and what authorities say the show can do. a bittersweet homecoming in it san bruno. we will take you to the special celebration at the neighborhood destroyed in the 2010 caslon explosion. famous california contestants severely burned in an apartment fire. she talks about the moment she decided to fight for life. >> i used a bathrobe to cover my face and hands. >> we are days away from a facebook ipo. it is expected to be one of the

lafayette. smooth drive to the bay brigitteself. we will get a closer look at the roadway heading into the city.hose streaming headlights are moving nicely. no major problems. so as we do that through the area, we get a quicker time to get to work. so you can live long and prosperous. back to you. >> i think it is the same sign are they not? >> we have to look that up. she thinks new yomorks the same >>> tech savvy but got to admit this one takes the case. >> a student automated his dorm room. >> wow. ♪ >> lights on. >> derek posted this on youtube. he set out to make his dorm room at cal as automated as possible. the result -- the berkeley ridiculously automated dorm. remote controlled lighting and curtains, his room wakes him up, puts him to sleep and provides the right ambiance for homework. and maybe a little romance. the party mode is particularly impressive e. clapper remember clapper? we will be back right after this. >>> homes are on lockdown as police search for an armed suspect. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm jon kelley. at this hour officers asking peop

late february, 1837, jennings prepared madison city house in washington for future use by the widow dolley madison. paul jennings had returned to lafayette square for the first time in 20 years. james madison died the previous summer and mistress dolley decided she would make use of her city house in washington and sent jennings ahead to ready the dwelling. it was still february but in anticipation of a new administration, already the town noise was gathering along with springs first frost. the atmosphere must have reminded jennings of james madison's inauguration 28 years earlier. jennings took stock of a much off -- altered lafayette square. bought from the medicine house the restored white house now supported porticos at lord the north and south friends. half the building charge and week and exterior walls had been built where the workmen dug out the dinner display that jennings had prepared and torch the mansion in august 1814. the george washington portrait had been retrieved from the maryland farmhouse where it had safely rested after the fire and returned to the white house. as for jennings himself, his young manhood was behind hi

lafayette street, the fire station. the team as part of the rescue but the truck's future remains uncertain. it is one of three apparatus that could be off the street because the city is trying to save money. >> we need to keep these companies here. certainly we know that the mayor is trying her best with economic times we are under. we know they are hard. weber, if we are given the lesser of two evils, will take a rotating closures. >> in the 800 block of west lexington, she is -- >> we will recover. thank you. >> now a spokesman for the fire department released a lengthy statement this evening. it said they acknowledge there are budget restraints and they are not advocating for less resources. the statement also said in part that they are fortunate to have dedicated men and women who are committed to making the department run efficiently 24/7. in closing the department's statement said that they acknowledge proposed budget cuts that would close some of their city apparatus and take them off the street. three pieces of equipment would be off the street. even with the impact, they are confident that they will continue the same level of service to the community, sin

city. out toward downtown san francisco, as you head over to berkeley 60s. out toward lafayettecreek, out toward morgan hill mid-70s in the warmest spots. a really nice looking day ahead tomorrow but just not as warm as it has been. wednesday tomorrow, partly cloudy, partly sunny, temperatures in the 60s and 70s. the forecast model does this, you will see the showers come in. thursday at 9:00 a.m. you see them offshore. at 3:00 p.m. they slide through. so we'll watch this. is it a big deal? no. but there'll showers in the area. you will notice it cool down, temperatures start to warm up maybe in the 80s by sunday. your forecast highs by tomorrow. you will see a lot of upper 60s. cooler than they were today. temperatures not bad for this time of year but certainly not as bad as it has been. just a nice day, a pleasant day. but temperatures have gradually been dropping off each day as we got out of the weekend. chances of showers thursday, into friday morning. the main impact will be cooler temperatures. but yeah it's a beautiful pattern. nothing big happening. >> not too hot, not

. >> late three urie 1837 jennings prepared this city house for future reduce by the widow dolley madison. he had returned to lafayette square for the first time in 20 years. james madison died the past summer and dolly said she would make use of this city house and sent him ahead to ready. in anticipation -- anticipation of the new ministrations the atmosphere must reminded him of his inauguration 28 years earlier. one block from the house the rebuilt white house had porter coast. half of the charred walls were rebuilt and then dug out the dinner display jennings prepared the day they torched the mansion. the george washington 10 portrait had been retrieved where it was arrested and return to to the white house. as four jennings he was still a slave nevertheless now husband and father had a life of meeting taking a vantage of opportunities. he would always have resistance against legal and social and other impediments. hopelessly e alcoholic never seem to lack purpose altogether. he certainly had taken a vantage of his mother and stepfather. as you know, every family needs an embarrassing family member. [laughter] th

she was on the city council for 19 years and taught at uc berkeley and was an advocate for children. her funeral is sked kwul yuled for thursday in lafayette. >>> if you want to vote in california's june 5th pet shl primary the deadline is quickly approaching. forms must be postmarked by tomorrow, monday, may 21st. you can find those forms at the secretary of state's website. they're also available at post offices, libraries as well as county elections offices. >> the nato summit is off to a rocky start. a massive protest turned violent today as demonstrators pushed gengs a wall of police. president obama orders a gr increase. >> good evening. protesters jammed the streets here in chicago finding themselves outnumbered by chicago police. they quickly cleared the streets just blocks away from the nato summit. >>> the protest that had been largely peaceful erupted between activists and officers. officers in riot gear gradually forced the mass of people away from the convention center where lead r from about 60 nations are gathered for a summit. away from the downtown clashes authorities arrested two men allegedly seeking to build pipe bombs.

city manager and administrator. is discussing a stewardship council. they said agricultural research is expected to begin this week. good morning to you. live look from lafayetteclouds and up above, high clouds. we have got big changes in store for the inland areas. around the coast and the bay. and with a deeper marine layer. and reported at the coast behind line. >> but the clouds will linger at the dose. >> it is farther inland. the southwesterly breeze through fairfield. it is 22 miles an hour. we will feel it inside the delta. you will see the cool down for today. >> on shore breeze is a little breezy. >> calm right now. santa rosa. and san jose reporting an easterly wind. we are looking at delays because we have clouds out there as well. if you aren't dealing with the low clouds. it is the high clouds. >> it is in the 50s. an san jose. and concord into the north bay. and radio for napa. and santa rosa. partly cloudy skies for the afternoon. >> we are going to be a lot cooler than we were were yesterday. >> today we will be struggling to get to 80. that's good news. >> it is going to pull back. by about noontime. may be lingering just outside the gate. or