lockridge made his first court appearance yesterday. he was released pending further investigation. >>> bart will hold a special meeting tonight. over concerns about transit police officers. the agency created an independent commission and citizens review board to monitor bart officers. tonight's meeting is at the richmond recreation center complex on mcdonald avenue. >>> a check on weather now. we're at the midweek point. >> they are getting warmer as we get closer to friday. we're talking about a heat wave saturday and sunday. it is going to be downright hot. but i've been talking over the past couple of days about a system in the pacific. it does look like it's going to bring us our first showers of the season. that looks likely through the end of the week. we'll get to some changes. it's been pretty seasonal. just a touch above average. today, we're talking about the upper 80s. 59 degrees in sunnyvale. wanted to take a closer look. 58 in my hometown of campbell. 64 degrees in san jose. future cast tells the story. you can see at tha

lockridge for emphysema and heart disease.t's not clear how drinking it affected the 63-year-old girlfriend, but for now, he is banned from any contact with her. >>> new developments in a story about a miniature horse farm we've been following. love patch farms say they've been given an election notice and have to be out by next tuesday morning. at this point, the not clear what will happen to the horses, or the couple who owns them. they need about a half million dollars to hold off eviction. >>> san francisco has reporteddity first human case of west nile virus since 2005. city health workers think there are even more cases in the city where people aren't even aware that they're infected. that's why couriers were hard at work today, dropping pacts of larvaicide into storm drains around the city. park officials say the windy climate in san francisco actually isn't hospitable for mosquitoes. >> people are speculating about differences in climate then rainfall and mosquito density. it's really hard to know why we're having it a

lockridge for emphysema and heart disease.t's not clear how drinking it affected the 63-year-old girlfriend, but for now, he is banned from any contact with her. >>> new developments in a story about a miniature horse farm we've been following. love patch farms say they've been given an election notice and have to be out by next tuesday morning. at this point, the not clear what will happen to the horses, or the couple who owns them. they need about a half million dollars to hold off eviction. >>> san francisco has reporteddity first human case of west nile virus since 2005. city health workers think there are even more cases in the city where people aren't even aware that they're infected. that's why couriers were hard at work today, dropping pacts of larvaicide into storm drains around the city. park officials say the windy climate in san francisco actually isn't hospitable for mosquitoes. >> people are speculating about differences in climate then rainfall and mosquito density. it's really hard to know why we're having it a

lockridge was arrested after nurses at the facility became suspicious and tested the water themselves. >>> oakland police have a second man in custody in connection with a deadly restaurant shooting near jack london square. officers arresting lamar fox earlier this month. they say fox and clem tompkins fired assault rifles into sweet jimmi's restaurant back in april of 2011. bill jenkins and adams williams both died during that shooting. five others were injured. both fox an tompkins are awaiting trial. >>> police are offering new clues into what led up to a controversial shooting in san francisco. at a town hall meeting, police say the man injured by police last week in the mission district was a parolee and a gang member who was on his way to take revenge for a recent killing. officers say they shot the man when he pulled a pistol from his waist band and turned towards an officer. the shooting sparked a va vie tee -- variety of protests. the police chief addressed concerns from neighbors saying officers didn't do enough to keep protests from getting out of hand. >> our officers didn

police say 67-year-old robert lockridge repeatedly brought her bottled water containing chlorine. he allegedly told her it was a vitamin drink. nurses at the facility became suspicious and tested the water levels themselves before calling police. >>> the school principal accused of dealing drugs on the side is expected back in court this week. eric lewis made his first appearance before a judge yesterday. the principal at montague elementary school in santa clara was charged with five felonies, including the sale and distribution of controlled substances. investigators say after searching lewis' apartment they found a number of surveillance cameras, including a hidden camera inside a teddy bear. they're now going through his hard drive and his computers. >>> there is new hope the finances -- the father of 18-year-old kyle joseph nolan raised more than $8,000 to bring his son's body home for an autopsy. the teenager died in late august while taking part in a ritual after taking a concoction used by amazonian people. they admitted to burying his body. an autopsy yielded no cause of

police arrested robert lockridge on saturday after caretakers say he tried to give his doif by givingiving her bottled water containing colleen. he says the water contained a miracle mineral supplement that can cure any disease, including cancer. >> the upside is positive publicity. >> he says he takes the supplement himself for emphysema and heart disease. >>> it is 7:49. a health study is planned for treasure island because of concerns about the cleanup of radioactive waste. some residents believe lingering radiation may be to blame. but state officials say there's no major risk. health officials tell "the bay citizen" they may start to gather health words and plan to check navy cleanup records. >>> 100 employees have been tested for hantavirus. employees who participated in the voluntary testifying filled out a questionnaire and gave blood. nine of the cases have been traced back to yosemite and three people have died into more streets in pail le alto will be -- palo alto will be getting righter. the new l.e.d. lights are 40% more efficient. they will replace these from embarcadero

the marin county district attorney's office now says it will not prosecute robert lockridge on poisoningrges. he was released from jail yesterday after the d.a. determined there was lack of -- there was a lack of evidence. the d.a. says this will explore other leads. >>> the obesity epidemic here in america is not just a healthcare problem. it may not be a national security issue. there is a new study that says one in four in young adults are too overweight to join the military. renee marsh joining us live from washington, d.c. with -- rene marsh has more from washington, d.c. >> reporter: good morning, dave. according to this new study by mission readiness, this group is made up of retired military leaders. they say that as you said, one in four young adults in america, they are simply too overweight to go to the front lines. the study also says that obesity is making it harder to find recruits and that active duty members who are not physically fit are more prone to injuries. mission readiness says being overweight or obese is the medical reason why adults cannot join the military. the