ktvu's mike mibach is live now in oakland and mike, more details are coming out? >> reporter: that's right. not only does the school district say the student was slapped and dumped out of his wheelchair and that student was handcuffed at the time he was being hit. >> reporter: oakland high school. >> what happened was a crime. >> reporter: last night at the board meeting people rallied behind the student who was attacked by a school resource officer. >> there is no way a white student in his wheelchair would have been thrown on to the ground, slapped. >> we apologize to the family of the victim. >> may 19 when two officers were trying to get students into class. after failed attempts one officer grabbed the handles of his wheelchair and began to push him towards class. he began to spit on and slap the officer's hand and the officer put him in handcuffs and much more. >> then responded in an extremely emotional and unacceptable manner. snapping and punching the student several times, throwing him out of the wheelchair. dumping him on to the floor. >> he was hired i

that's where we found ktvu's mike me -- mike mibach. >> reporter: good afternoon. a pretty popular spot, good place to eat and shop. it's looking a little bit different today. right now customers approaching the store are being detoured to other stores. all because, as you can see, the police tape is up and the tarp it blocking the entrance. the spot was home to a unique style of a smash and grab robbery. the driver of an older black pontiac deliberately plowed into the store window security gate and the store. parts of the gate were cut off. as soon as that happened, the car inside was towed out of the store. one apple employee who did not want to be identified told ktvu about $40,000 worth of iphones, ipads, computers were ripped off. police would only say that several laptops and iphones were stolen and they still had not received the complete list of the item taken. folks say they are taken back by the crime. they are pleased by the customer service they've been receiving since the incident. >> in spite of all of this going on, they've like had people helping r

ktvu's mike mibach joins us from outside the school in fremont where one parent is planning to protest tomorrow morning. >> reporter: that teacher given the green light to come back here to teach. slapping a student who told us today that he was hit because he could not find the problem or the answer to that math problem. >> reporter: a third grader. >> i like everything about school. >> till april 28. his teacher slapped him. >> grabbed me like this. and slapped me two times in the face. >> just like that. slapped him in the face. >> reporter: his father says he had a meeting with officials and with the teacher. >> the teacher explained to me today that my son put a decimal where it shouldn't have went and he thought she was mocking him. >> reporter: the police department says a police report was filed. they said the teacher did not provide a statement. the investigation did not rise it the level of a criminal battery to be forwarded to the district attorney. >> you feel comfortable with him teaching? >> absolutely. >> the superintendent. >> there was a touch and that did take place.

ktvu's mike mibach is live now in oakland and mike, more details are coming out?er: that's right. not only does the school district say the student was slapped and dumped out of his wheelchair and that student was handcuffed at the

ktvu's mike mibach is live at the larkspur ferry building with the breakdown. mike? >> reporter: that's right. those $45 citations are now here, but it's the $2 parking fee that the district says is bringing in the real cash. one at a time, on board they go, the larkspur ferry. >> i like to take it whenever i can. >> reporter: but before commuters set sail, they they'd to pay-- >> we're learning about the pay for the parking. >> reporter: -- to park. >> frustrating. another $2 here, another $2 there. >> no parking anywhere else. shouldn't have to pay. >> reporter: but you do. every weekday, $2 gets you one spot. >> the $2, i don't mind really. >> reporter: the new fee began in february, but now, district officials are looking for violators. when they find one, a $45 ticket awaits. >> the most tickets we've written in a day is 33. >> reporter: golden gate district manager says it's never been about profiting from the tickets. it's the revenue from the parking fee it's after, and it's getting more than expected. >> in the first three months, we raised over $150,000. >>

ktvu's mike mibach is live in berkeley on 4th street. not a lot of information tonight from apple. >> reporter: yeah. not a lot coming out. apple being secretive. you can see the employees put up the black drape. the car today did not just go through the window, the driver of the vehicle deliberately plowed through the window, the security gate and ended up to the cash register. >> reporter: 4th street, around the police tape, foot traffic. >> i am shocked. >> reaction. >> pretty bold. >> to an unusual smash and grab. >> it is known as a high end place. >> high end spot that got hit, 2:52 a.m. this apple store was burglarized. the tool an old black pontiac. officers say the car was driven into the store. the driver was gone. and so was lot of the merchandise. >> ipads, iphones. mac. >> reporter: according to one employee, that is what was ripped off. he said $40,000 all stolen. throughout the day customers walked up to the store unaware of the crime. all day they were turned away and detoured to other apple stores. >> i said could i make

mike mibach. >>> more details now, california does not allow teachers to physically discipline studentst laws in more than a dozen states do allow corporal punishment. a bill to ban the process nationwide was introduced in 2010 but not voted on. >>> a trial ended in a dead lock for a man who was arrested for protesting the police shooting of a 13-year-old boy in sonoma county. ramon cairo is accused of resisting arrest. but jurors could not agree on a verdict for either charge. cairo's attorney is calling it a victory for free speech. cairo was one of many people protesting the shooting of andy lopez who was carrying a soft air gun that looked like a real rifle. >>> today's bill pushes the start date back to june of next year and imposes a requirement on smart phones but not on tablets. >> if we can make it a disincentive to take the cell phone, there's a good likelihood we will see a reduction in those crimes. >>> oakland's interim police chief says 60% of all robberies include a cell phone. and in san francisco, 2/3 of all robberies include a cell phone. >>> a battered women's group i

ktvu's mike mibach is in san francisco. this will catch a lot of people by surprise. >> the $7 slip up. if you miss the last exit you will have to pull out the wallet and pay up. >> reporter: the last exit in san francisco, north bound 101 before the golden gate bridge. filled with friends, family and plenty of photos. >> just the color, the water. just the atmosphere. beautiful. >> it makes it feel exciting. [ indiscernible ] >> can't say words to express it. >> reporter: sunday morning north bound 101 exit will close. bus drivers are not happy. and motorists will make this more of a traffic nightmare. >> traffic is bad. you know? >> reporter: this shows where the new temporary exit will be. a thousand feet to the southeast of where it is now. it is part of the reconstruction project. 100,000 people travel every week day and for those who miss the new last san francisco exit next week it means you will have an unplanned trip on to the golden gate bridge and you will have to pay the $7 toll to get back. >> 7 bucks, that is

mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> now at 6:00 p.m. a nightmare scenario for the bay. container ships losing power and drifting into the coast. we will take you aboard a exercise to prepare for such a crisis. >> big developments in the case against 49ers star aldon smith who is facing illegal weapons and dui charges. why his fate is in the hands of a judge and how much jail time he could face. [ indiscernible ] >> an out of control driver on interstate 880. what the officers respond and the call to action to protect other drivers this holiday weekend. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >>> avoiding disaster. a first of its kind drill to make sure the container ships that sail into the bay don't drift into the coast line. good evening. >>> i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. >> state fuel regulations are causing some engines on ships to go out. ktvu channel 2 news was on board as the coast guard practiced its rescue of stalled ships. david, what did they learn today? >> reporter: this was the first

mike mibach. >>> more details now, california does not allow teachers to physically discipline studentslaws in more than a dozen states do allow corporal punishment. a bill to ban the process nationwide was introduced in 2010 but not voted on. >>> a trial ended in a dead lock for a man who was arrested for protesting the police shooting of a 13-year-old boy in sonoma county. ramon cairo is accused of resisting arrest. but jurors could not agree on a verdict for either charge. cairo's attorney is calling it a victory for free speech. cairo was one of many people protesting the shooting of andy lopez who was carrying a soft air gun that looked like a real rifle. >>> today's bill pushes the start date back to june of next year and imposes a requirement on smart phones but not on tablets. >> if we can make it a disincentive to take the cell phone, there's a good likelihood we will see a reduction in those crimes. >>> oakland's interim police chief says 60% of all robberies include a cell phone. and in san francisco, 2/3 of all robberies include a cell phone. >>> a battered women's group is

i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach.ing through the springtime, although not really springtime weather. a very cool start to this saturday morning. rosemary? >> you're right. cool, partly cloudy, a nice work to be outdoors, mayben joining a run. as we get into the afternoon, temperatures will climb. we'll be right about where we should be for this time of year, but cooler than where we've been, as a cooling trend continues. giving you a sweeping view of a mostly cloudy start over the east bay, high clouds out there, low clouds, a little fog hugging the coastline and just inside the bay. high clouds will be with us for the afternoon. partly cloudy skies expected to mostly sunny. along the coast, we'll continue with the clouds. for the afternoon, the winds will be picking up. that onshore breeze, strengthening right along the coastline, just inside the bay, anywhere from 10 to 20 miles per hour expected. you can see it's going to be well inland, could be even gusting to 25 miles per hour or so along the coast and just insi

ktvu's mike mibach live in oakland. it seems like the entire nation is on the clippers' side, kind of a weird deposition for so many warriors fans. >> reporter: a little, but we're talking about a pretty confident group of fans expecting a win. the team landed in los angeles a couple hours ago. i was able to watch their final shoot around here in oakland friday afternoon. they seemed fairly relaxed and if basketball fans outside the bay area are pulling for the clippers in game seven, not a care for the world for a warriors. today in downtown oakland a farmers market filled with a lot of chatter about the warriors. >> we're always wearing gold and blue. >> reporter: the gold just seems to pop these days. certain fruits look greeter, purses, stands, even newspaper stands. >> they're going. they're not giving up. >> reporter: this afternoon the warriors had one final shootaround before taking off to los angeles. the warriors know the controversy surrounding clipper owner donald sterling could give fans across the nation a

i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm allie rasmus. more on the story out of santa barbara in just a moment. >>> but first let's get a quick look at weather with rosemary. >> a good looking day. how about a live view across the bay and the bay bridge, you can see into san francisco, a bit of a haze out there, patchy fog at best this morning along the coast, inside the bay and inner east bay as well as north bay and down into the south bay, mostly sunny skies. temperatures right now in the low 50s to low 60s, half moon bay checking in at 50 degrees, more sunshine this morning at half moon bay, 53 san francisco, upper 50s in walnut creek, 64 outside your door in antioch, so relatively mild already outside your door at antioch. 58 degrees livermore, 56 san jose. here's a comparison from yesterday into today, santa rosa, you went to 84, today you will go to 89, a big jump in san francisco for today. mid-80s in concord on saturday, today you will go to 90, and san jose you will also follow suit, 82 expected in your neighborhood this afterno

mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> 2 investigates showed you the government tests that revealed the risks of lithium batteries, especially when used on airplanes. three nights after our report the ntsb is [ audio difficulties ] >>> san francisco castro district to be the first to buy it. >>> the bay area received good marks in a report card on water quality on california beaches. 90% of bay area beach sites received a "a" or a "b" grade last year. however several beaches made the beach bummer list. you can see them on the map. cal beach, marina lagoon, pillar point, and wind surf circle. >> i have a lot of board members who wind surf there. most do so without problems. >> you can see the list of good and bad in the report on www.ktvu.com. >>> a nice day today. temperatures similar to yesterday. but the general trend is for a warm up towards the bay area holiday weekend. 77 inning santa rosa. the official high -- 7 today in santa rosa. the official high. tomorrow upper 80s into the bay area friday. weather system to the south of us bringing rain to southern california. winds died dow

. >> i am mike mibach. and happy mother's day to all the moms out there. happy mother's day to you, rosemary. and happy mother's day to all of you celebrating out there. >>> gorgeous shot over the bay. the sun is shining and it as notable jump in our temperatures coming our way for the afternoon. some areas like napa, waking up. 10 to 12 degrees above this time. winds became a big issue. not going to be as windy today. the wind will pick up as we get into the afternoon once again. still gusting to 17 miles an hour. half moon bay reporting a gusts at 22 miles an hour. the wind will be shifting over the next couple of days. they will be offshore and the warm up will continue as we get into the work week. for today, five degrees in concord. low 50s. napa. and in santa rosa, low chill in the air. mid-40s in walnut creek. take a look at the numbers. warming up to the low 80s like petaluma and san rafael. and 81 for pleasanton and for antioch along the east bay shoreline and if you are heading to the as game this afternoon. 77 for san jose and along the petaluma

just last year mike mibach told us about a pair of earthquakes that revived memories of that disaster. >> reporter: there was fear and panic in indonesia as two earthquakes hit the region. and today's quake sent them running into the streets. >> authorities issued a tsunami alert touching mass evacuations. and families packed into cars and on to motor bikes to flee to safety. >> reporter: but the killer wave that was feared never materialized and the tsunami alerts were lifted. the only wave that hit was less than 30-inches high and no deaths or serious injuries have been reported. >>> in 2009, reporter shubert traveled to the region to see how people had recovered in the five years after that quake and tsunami. >>> they came with their families. the ones that survived. to pray at mass graves. they can't know for certain if their loved ones are buried here. there were too many bodies, too few identified. this woman lost her parents. every december 26th we wonder if it will happen again she says. it is so overwhelming the loss. i can't find the words to describe it. but on the surface

mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> you might recall portland had to declare a reservoir tainted after a man urinated in it. surveillance cameras spotted him doing it and they had to drain the tank. >>> it is another hot day in the bay area, especially in the east bay. temperatures hovered around 90 degrees on this first day of may. jack london scare, it was -- square it was a bit cooler. our chief meteorologist bill martin is tracking the hottest spots. >> we had highs yesterday and a few records broken today. livermore, there is the record, 95 degrees today. san rafael 91. concord as well. temperatures inland warmer today than yesterday. coastal areas a little cooler. here are the rest of the temperatures throughout the bay area. 93 antioch. 91 fairfield. san francisco 84 degrees today. the cooler has begun. look at the flags downtown, they are blowing on shore. cool moist air headed our way. i will detail those for you when i come back after the break. >>> happening now, may day rallies around the bay area today as labor unions, and workers take to the streets. >> in san francisco p

good afternoon, everyone, i am mike mibach in today for tori campbell, only on two tara moriarty joining us live right now to explain what law enforcement officials found there, tara. >> reporter: well, they were looking for guns and drugs and that is exactly what they found. they just left a couple of minutes ago, police tell us they arrested two men on narcotics and weapons charges, we are off of american canyon road, where we saw two dozen officers scouring for evidence all morning long, news chopper 2 flew over the property this morning where you can see it is divided into plots where it is rented to people for horses and they had hammers to pound through locks and others tore through doors. >> a lot of outdoors and storage facilities and trailers and when you are looking for narcotics they can be hid anywhere. >> we are told this is part of an ongoing investigation related to a drug bust in cordelia back in march, there police arrested people and found stole in guns, a cache of marijuana cocaine and meth, the deputies were assisted by them, one officer received minor injuries as he

i'm mike mibach. >> good morning, i'm claudine wong.ast night's tough loss. but let's talk about weather first as that will make you smile. you'll want to continue to get it, right? >> yes. today a lot like yesterday and a tad cooler as we are waking up with a little bit more of the blue sky as we have the high clouds. you can see the low clouds in the distance to the west of us as we will continue with a mix of sun and clouds for your afternoon today. and that system that is bringing us the cooler air, they are also helping to stir it as well, helping to break up the marine layer. not as widespread this morning, but the winds are not sure. maybe you do have the early morning baseball game or soccer game as it is a little cooler out there with just a light breeze. most of us are starting out a lot like yesterday as we're a few degrees cooler as we're checking in at 49 degrees. and that is some of the cooler spots. so as we get into your day again, the near repeat from yesterday as we are talking about the 50s through the 9:00 hours. and

i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach.in a moment, but first, let's check in with rosemary on the forecast. >> good morning to you. plenty of gray, as well as fog this morning. take a look at san francisco. the skyline is covered by fog this morning, even patchy drizzle for some. i had a little bit coming in this morning. you may find it outside your door as well. winds are onshore. fairfield reporting 13 miles per hour, actually less than what we had a little bit earlier, gusting to 25 in the last hour. so they have lightened up a bit. we will continue with that onshore breeze for the afternoon. the seabreeze is going to be with us along the coastline, in fact a little breezy and cool for the coast today. 58 degrees in walnut creek. 55 in oakland. 54 in napa. 57 mountain view. upper 50s in livermore. so with all that cloud cover out there, temperatures not budging a whole lot. let's get into the east bay, check out a few more numbers. 54 outside in orinda, 56 in lafayette, san ramon at 55, 60 in brentwood. into the next h

i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. let's look at the weather. rosemary is cooking up something for us. >>> yes, it's going to get warm, it's going to be breezy. if you're going to the game this afternoon, i should say early evening, the game time is 6:05, it's a west, northwesterly breeze. it's generally light out there. it's breezy in and around half moon bay. winds will pick up during the lunch hour from 10 to 20 miles per hour. by the second half of the afternoon and into the evening hours this is when the winds will be at their strongest gusting to near 40 degrees once again along the coastline and notice they're very widespread from napa to contra costa and santa rosa. the closer you are to the coast the chances are the breezier it will be. temperaturewise santa rosa 49, 49 walnut creek and upper 40s to low 50s and even 60 degrees in oakland. it's a lot like we had yesterday, slightly warmer for some. 72 san jose, 60 in oakland, 65 in san francisco, and cool and brisk along the coastline. tod

in nevato, mike mibach. >>> the vector control crews working abatement a month early.ey said the mild winter never really got rid of the mosquitoes. you can help protect yourself and family members from west nile by removing or draining any standing water near your home. >>> wall street closed mixed today head of the month's key. the dow jumped 20 points. nasdaq gained 12. gas prices in california are once again creeping toward record territory. the average price for a gallon of regular gas is within 10% of the all time high of $4.61 sent back in 2012. today aaa reported a gallon of regular costs an average of $4.26. a month ago it was $4 even. and a year ago a gallon was $3.90 across california. >>> benetia officers are on patrol looking for petting being left inside cars. they're also warning owners that they could receive a citation if they leave their pets inside a car that's too hot. >> we're able to cite that person and basically educate them not to do it again. >> reporter: they also say in one case over the past two years, two dogs ended up dyinged in a closed

in nevato, mike mibach. >>> the vector control crews working abatement a month early.the mild winter never really got rid of the mosquitoes. you can help protect yourself and family members from west nile by removing or draining any standing water near your home. >>> wall street closed mixed today head of the month's key. the dow jumped 20 points. nasdaq gained 12. gas prices in california are once again creeping toward record territory. the average price for a gallon of regular gas is within 10% of the all time high of $4.61 sent back in 2012. today aaa reported a gallon of regular costs an average of $4.26. a month ago it was $4 even. and a year ago a gallon was $3.90 across california. >>> benetia officers are on patrol looking for petting being left inside cars. they're also warning owners that they could receive a citation if they leave their pets inside a car that's too hot. >> we're able to cite that person and basically educate them not to do it again. >> reporter: they also say in one case over the past two years, two dogs ended up dyinged in a closed vehicle.

ktvu's mike mibach learned that one of the drugs that the suspects were allegedly making was a powerful prescription sedative. >> dea agents, guns in hand, dea agents in white protective suits. we can't show you their faces, but they were everywhere. >> wild. what's going on now. >> it's large, i can't go into specific details, but it goes beyond the bay area. >> reporter: he says it goes international. inside, office units 2 and 4 of this industrial park on solano way, barrels of drugs, drug making agreements and materials. >> i can't go into details, but it's been going on a number of months. >> reporter: one source says tens of thousands of pills, xanax, not only being pushed from out of here, but being made here. >> i'm not surprised. >> reporter: he saw nothing out of the ordinary in the two office units, but says his neighbor did see a number of individuals. >> my neighbor said he saw they were over there for 24 hours a day. that seemed kind of strange for around here. >> reporter: agent goldberg says at least seven people were arrested. after its eight month long investigation, m

. >> ktvu's mike mibach is live where officials say a suspicious find forced them to drain a tank of mike? >> take a peak here you will -- peek here you will see the apartments and houses. thousands of people live there. as to where they get their drinking water, you can see the storage tank. that is where the water is held. that is is where the lots were vandalized and that is where the debate began. what takes priority, water conversation, or vandalism. >> i cut my hair off to take shorter showers. >> the massive air base tank filled with drinking water. six weeks ago three critical locks were cut. >> the lock was cut. >> reporter: an alarm sounded. the tank was taken offline and they tested the auditor. >> there were -- the water. >> there were no contaminations. >> reporter: but as a precaution they decided to drain the tank. 900,000 gallons of water over four days gone. >> they shoot have drained it. -- they shouldn't have drained it, no. >> i hate to second guess the experts but they tested it and said it was okay. >> reporter: the gm said they tried to repsychothal water -- rep

ktvu's mike mibach learned that one of the drugs that the suspects were allegedly making was a powerful prescription sedative. >> dea agents, guns in hand, dea agents in white protective suits. we can't show you their faces, but they were everywhere. >> wild. what's going on now. >> it's large, i can't go into specific details, but it goes beyond the bay area. >> reporter: he says it goes international. inside, office units 2 and 4 of this industrial park on solano way, barrels of drugs, drug making agreements and materials. >> i can't go into details, but it's been going on a number of months. >> reporter: one source says tens of thousands of pills, xanax, not only being pushed from out of here, but being made here. >> i'm not surprised. >> reporter: he saw nothing out of the ordinary in the two office units, but says his neighbor did see a number of individuals. >> my neighbor said he saw they were over there for 24 hours a day. that seemed kind of strange for around here. >> reporter: agent goldberg says at least seven people were arrested. after its eight month long investigation, m

ktvu's mike mibach joins us from outside the school in fremont where one parent is planning to protestorrow morning. >> reporter: that teacher given the green light to come back here to teach. slapping a student who told us today that he was hit because he could not find the problem or the answer to that math problem. >> reporter: a third grader. >> i like everything about school. >> till april 28. his teacher slapped him. >> grabbed me like this. and slapped me two times in the face. >> just like that. slapped him in the face. >> reporter: his father says he had a meeting with officials and with the teacher. >> the teacher explained to me today that my son put

i'm mike mibach. it looks like a beautiful morning. >>> spectators and others want to know what the weather will be like, especially ocean beach where the race ends. good morning, rosemary. >> good morning to you. i think it will be a great morning for a run and will be a little breezy along coastline for the afternoon. in case you plan on heading that way, here's a live look at the golden gate bridge and to the north where a mix of sun and clouds in the forecast for your day. let's take a look at some of the numbers expected. as we get going this morning in san francisco, 55 degrees and for those that will be heading out to watch bay-to-breakers, spectator-wise, you've got just gradual warm-up coming our way, partly to mostly sunny skies, 57 at 10:00 a.m., 60- degrees and breezy around lunchtime. that's what you can expect there. meanwhile in your neighborhood, concord, 57 right now and in livermore, 56 hayward. widespread 50s in the area. mid-50s to mid-60s. your lunchtime numbers, upper 50s for the

i'm mike mibach. >> let's get a look at the weather with rosemary. >> you can see that low clouds rollingk over the bay and into the east bay this morning, it's not as widespread. many of us especially our inland cities are waking up with mostly sunny skies. a marine layer 1500 feet. yesterday it was 2,000 feet deep. it's bringing us the warmup and shrinking the marine layer. more sunshine, and 62 in walnut creek and 69 in antiyak, 65 for you in fairfield. you get around the bay temperatures in the mid-50s and 54 in san francisco, and 54 in hayward, mostly cloudy and cool, going to be breezy today. half moon bay 52. as we get in the afternoon, temperatures will continue to climb especially for our inland communities. by 9:00 or so a mix of mostly sunny skies, with temperatures hanging around the coast, mid- to upper 60s expected. 60s along the coast, places like antioch and inner locations will be at 80 degrees. the micro climates will be in full swing. low 70s for the east bay. mid- to upper 80s as you get into areas like concord and livermore, antioch 88 degrees and close to 90 in some

i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong.the weather at 9:29 on this saturday morning. looks a little gray, rosemary. >> yes, but the clouds are beginning to clear. let me step out of the way and show you a look of the benicia area. clouds and winds gusting to 20 miles per hour, onshore. so the onshore breeze, low clouds feeling all the way inland this morning and we know what that means. that means we are cooling it down. an additional cooldown is expected from the coast, around the bay, with a huge drop expected for some of our inland communities. most of our inland communities today. livermore right now, 61 degrees. for the afternoon, going into the 70s. livermore hit 95 a few days ago, so you'll definitely notice the change already under way this morning. by lunchtime, 69 degrees expected for you. you were at 84 yesterday at lunchtime. into the afternoon, i think livermore, you will go to about 74 degrees or so. make it 75. 75 for livermore this afternoon. 74 in concord. 69 in oakland. 72 redwood city. along the coast, it