see you at 10:00 p.m. >> thank you. >>> coming up on the 10:00 p.m.reaking news that we be been telling you about at travis air force base. >> a 74-year-old pilot was killed this afternoon during an air show. we understand that he is from half moon bay and he has been flying since he was 16 years old. officials said he made contact with the ground. we will have the latest on this investigation. they are waiting for the ntsb to arrive. we will have a live report at 10:00 p.m. >> we hope to see you then. goodnight everybody. stay tuned for a special sneak peek of the new fox series "gang related." action! move! move, damn it! damn it, move! this is the opening of "24: live another day." we start with cia ops chasing somebody. the series begins running, you know? freeze it right there. that jack bauer has survived, intact, to live another day is good news for a lot of people. what the hell have you been doing the past four years? i was really excited that "24" was coming back. i couldn't believe it. there's fireballs. there's action. it's all good, "24"

chance of sprinkles tomorrow, mid-morning through 1:00 p.m., 2:00 p.m. in the afternoon. is this a deal breaker tomorrow? no. >> it will add cloudy conditions and a chance of a scattered sprinkle or shower. slight chance. 69 napa. 69 fairfield. temperatures where we were today. perhaps cooler in some spots. wamer in others. valley -- warmer in others. valley, the winds are nice, that cleans out the atmosphere. good air quality right now. you know that. you know what i noticed, i got in the -- fly in from the south or atlanta and you get to san francisco and you open the doors and you get -- [ talking at the same time ] >> that is why we live here. >> yep. [ talking at the same time ] >> yeah. immediately could smell the sea breeze. >> we missed you but we were proud of you. >> it was fun. >> thank you. >>> new information tonight involving the terrifying circus dependent. what one of the -- accident. what one of the performers is saying and whether she will ever perform that stunt again. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> there is new

at 10:00 p.m. the questions and the answers about the new stadium. >>> woman got a surprise when a kitten got caught in her wheel on the freeway. the chp tweeted this photo we are showing you after rescuing the cat. ktvu's rob roth is live in oakland. how did this begin? >> reporter: a stray cat is alive and well thanks to quick thinking by commuters. >> holding on for dear life. >> reporter: pointing inside the wheel well of her car where a scared kitten was hiding. >> banging here. we had a stick. nothing. >> reporter: it happened before 8:30 a.m. this morning. she was stuck in traffic in the far left lane on highway 580 when she saw a kitten try to jump on top of the median. she saw the kitten go behind her when another commuter pointed to the wheel. >> shaking. big eyes, sad, horrible. horrified. >> reporter: she called authority whose sent tow truck operators. one jacked up the car and crawled underneath. >> found a kitten under the springs. and got his gloves on and it came to him. >> she was

at 6:00 p.m. we will hear from his father on why he believes they need to be more sympathetic to his son. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> university of california at berkeley is one of the best schools in the county. it is now made a list no school wants to be on. university of california at berkeley is accused of mishandling sexual assault complaints. this week the white house announced 20% of co-eds are sexually assaulted during their college career. and now cal is under investigation for possibly violating federal law. ktvu's john sasaki in berkeley tonight and talked to one of the stupidities who filed a -- students who filed a complaint against the school. >> reporter: university of california at berkeley today, one student said the school known for its education is known for problems with sexual assaults. the school on a list released today by the u.s. department of education. 55 schools under title 9 investigation for inadequate handing of sexual assault cases. >> i know so many surv

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coming up at 6:00 p.m. what fans are saying about this case. live in san jose, robert honda. >>> called the pillow case rapist because how he muffled the screams of the victims. a judge is deciding when and how he will be released. 63-year-old christopher evans hubbart had a string of victims from san francisco to santa clara county to los angeles county. and a judge ordered him to be released from southern california. nowell walker is outside the courthouse. >> reporter: this is where his last crimes occurred between 1980 and 1981. he raped or sexually assaulted 23 women in the bay area, that is two victim as months. he is ordered release to los angeles county where she not welcomed with open arms. >> reporter: the ladies of lake los angeles, they traveled 7 hours to san jose to ask a judge to stop a sexual predator from moving in. >> he needs to stay in lock up. >> reporter: christopher evans hubbart terrorized women from the bay area to los angeles. he admitted to 38 rapes over three decades. authorities

. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. the campaign to save doctors medical center is expanding to people who don't even use the hospital. the clock is ticking down. the hospital is slated to close in july after years of operating at a deficit and a failed measure in may. ktvu's noelle walker joins us live where some are trying trying to keep hope alive. >> reporter: there is always a chance for hope. but it will take a lot of ban dades to keep the doors open -- ban dades to keep the doors -- band aids to keep the doors open. >> reporter: when he had complications this afternoon he came to doctors medical emergency room. >> i am glad it is here. i am glad it is open. >> but the hospital is on life support. slated to close july 25 after voters failed to pass a parcel tax. >> if this hospital closes people are going to die. >> we work in an area with very poor people. >> reporter: she says doctors is the only cardiac care unit. the er gets 400 patient as year. if it closes west contra costa county could become a medical dese

at 6:00 p.m. you will hear from him how he got the idea to start doing this and which cities he plans to go to next. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a life cut short. he was living the american dream. hard working and kind. tonight a community remembers one of the victims from the massacre in santa barbara. >> a popular giants player robbed of his scooter he rides it to every home game. what he is doing it to get it back. >> a frightening crash, both of this chp's officers leg broken. three things the chp would like you to do when you are pulled over. >> warm to hot temperatures today but changes moving in. coming up when the fog makes a come back and how much cooling in the tuesday forecast. bulldog: you don't need superpowers to help someone. sometimes, all it takes is a warm heart and a cold nose. that's why mattress discounters good deed dogs is raising money to train service dogs for people with disabilities. i would never imagine a life without an assistance dog ever again. i relied o

at 9:00 p.m. they will shut doubt part of 280 and that will create a lot of traffic, especially during peak commute times and baseball games. ktvu's jana katsuyama is live now. >> reporter: right now the traffic is slowing well. though it is your typical evening commute with cars lining up to get on to the 280 southbound. you can see the sign. they have been posting these throughout the week just to make sure people are aware of what is going on. they plan to close this ramp and others add 9:00 p.m. tonight. caltrans says on week days they estimate 70,000 vehicles every day travel this 2-mile section of highway 280. that is why they are doing this closure over the holiday weekend to minimize the impact. most of of the cars will be detoured to highway 101 or south to cisar chavez. >> it will be a huge impact to the city. it is already jammed up with the taxi drivers and uber and lift and all the businesses in the city. >> i am going to mountain view on sunday and i hadn't heard of it till we starte

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on sunday -- unconscious around 5:00 p.m. sunday. got into a fight with another man, he died on monday. police are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. >>> the hot months of summer are around the corner and you may have to pay more, how the drought could mean your power bill could know up like the temperatures. >> teachers could be out of a job because of what they do in their personal lives. the change in the contract that has many people upset. >> remember this fire in berkeley? we learned how the actions of police saved lives. including an amputee who never would have made it out alive. >>> they were in the right place at the right time. the police say the actions of three officers saved lives during this fire. we showed you all the smoke from the fire on wednesday. it was a storage enclosure under the over pass on interstate 80. a lieutenant called it in. they founds two men trapped inside and they helped them escape. one was an amputee who wouldn't have been able to get out on his own. >>> new testifie

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new at 6:00 p.m. tonight ktvu's cristina rendon is live in fremont where the case involves stupidities who were october -- students whawere 8 years -- students who were 8 years old. >> reporter: she is not happy with how administrators responded and she will pass out flyers tomorrow hoping they will be more open with punishment procedures. >> reporter: she says her daughter was sexually harassed multiple times by a boy. the first time she knows of was six weeks ago. >> he grabbed her private areas, grabbed them and then went behind her and made sexual motions like he was having intercourse with her. >> the boy was suspended for one day but put back in the same class. he touched her again four days ago. >> for her to have to deal with it is insane. i can't believe this. on top of that i can't believe the response i am getting from the school not to protect my child. >> part of the problem is the principal. >> the principal said why didn't she punch him in the face. >> if we move him to a different clas

. >>> new at 5:00 p.m. bicyclist with the tour of california are getting ready to tackle the bay area leg of the tour. tomorrow is day three down the california coast, the hardest day of the tour because of the tough terrain and all the climbing. factor in the heat, there are more challenges for them. ktvu's claudine wong 69s us live from -- joins us live with what they can expect. >> reporter: good evening. yes, take a look behind me. that is mount diablo, that is what they will be tackling tomorrow, the toughest leg of the 8 day trek. it will be then 90s and officials say on a normal day the riders would need 2 bottles of water so about 8 bottles, tomorrow they will need double the amount. they are expecting about 16 bottles of water over four hours and it is not just the riders they are worried about. >> reporter: you don't just get to the hop, you have to earn it. >> no break, really. up and up and up. >> having the goal of the summit keeps you motivated. >> reporter: tomorrow the best cyclists take on

the fire started about 1:30 p.m. and burned two acres.you can see here from news chopper 2 the house was severely damage. the homeowner says it is a total loss. no word on whether anyone was injured. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> new developments in the big rig that crashed into a funeral home in san francisco, it did major damage. -- major damage. it crashed on market street in san francisco. that is where ktvu's david stevenson is working to piece together exactly how this accident happened. >> reporter: if you look over here you can see the scorching along the parking lot wall and all the way up to wall at the funeral home but there is no major structural damage in the fire that was captured on video by shocked neighbors. the flames rose 2 stories high engulfing the 18 wheeler this morning in san francisco. firefighters from station 6 arrived at 12:39 a.m. he was evacuated from the motel next door. >> somebody is running down the hall. knocking on all the doors evacuating us. >> reporter: the hood flew up. firefight

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he is 32 years old. >>> new at 5:00 p.m. oakland police department is under fire from people thinking they are not doing enough to fight crime but tonight police officers are being thanked by one community for the cases that they have solved and ktvu's paul chambers is there now as the neighborhood is showing their appreciation. >> reporter: people said they had to come here. they wanted to say thank you to police officer whose made arrests in homicide cases this year and remind the community they have to do their part to make arrests. >> my brother is a victim and i am a victim because it happened. he has family. if you are willing to speak to the police they will help you. >> reporter: she is here to support police police officers after they found the person responsible for the shooting death of her brother. there have been five killings this year, 4 have been solved. he was roped, shot and killed while -- robbed, shot and killed while walking home. a month later, a 24-year-old was shot and killed on 14th avenue two blocks

computer model, tonight 8:00 p.m., more drizzle. cloudy.on't know what you have going tonight, not sewing to be -- going to be so wet. cloud cover is keeping things chilly. 7:00 a.m. friday morning. afternoon, not bad. friday afternoon, not bad. highs tomorrow 72 fairfield. lots of 60s today. tomorrow upper 60s. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. breezy is the deal tomorrow and warmer. mother's day weekend looks great. sunny. breezy on sunday with the winds. monday there, right, temperatures warm up. when i come back at -- after the break, we will talk -- look at the models and see if we could find rain. late in the season for that. >> do you think we are going to? >> no. [ laughter ] >> thank you. >>> the real cost of your airline ticket is creating a fight in washington. the change that is being pushed in congress and the confusion that some say that change would create. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> a airport says a teacher slapped his -- a parent says a teacher slapped his

but here's what pam told police about that 7:27 p.m.y she stated i called to let her know i was home safe. >> home? not possible said schwartz. pam lived a half hour's drive away. but where actually was she based on the cell tower triangulation? >> the cell phone triangulation showed she had not gotten more at the very most three miles from the house. at the very least she was still at the house. >> but the biggest question, said schwartz, was about insurance. it seemed very odd that three days before the murder, someone, supposedly betsy made pam the beneficiary of betsy's $150,000 life insurance policy. >> and she got the money? >> she got the money. >> pam told investigators she was one of betsy's best friends and betsy wanted her to get the money to make sure her daughters got what they needed. but to make this important change, they went to a local library and had a young librarian, not a notary, or any insurance company employee witness betsy's signature on the change of beneficiary form. the whole thing seemed very fishy to schwa

for this 3:00 p.m. appearance.pernick was promoting cup muscle form which is one of the sponsors. fans received autographed photos of got thrown picture. >>> today is facebook founders mark zuckerberg's 30th birthday. a few years ago the billionaire said young people are just smarter and suggested companies not hire people over the age of 30. ten years after helping create facebook zuckerberg's fortune is at more than $25 million. no word how he celebrated today. >>> a hero cat is now famous across the country after what it did for a little boy in bakersfield. the family posted this amazing video online, cb a bill there on the right-hand side attacking a 4-year-old boy playing the driveway. the family cat chases the dog away. the dog is in custody at bakersfield animal control and will be euthanized. the boys actually said to be doing fine but he did need some stitches. >>> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news were always here for you at ktvu.com and we hope you follow us on facebook and twitter. our cove

at 10:00 p.m. we will talk more about it. >> all right. see you then.nk you. >>> the go pro camera is making a ton of money. the company filed a financial disclosure today in anticipation of its initial public offering. it shows go pro made close to $1 billion last year. the company announced the ipo in february. the stock trades on the nasdaq under gpro. >>> controversy over a breathing strip almost sidelined california chrome from running that belmont stakes. up next the owner's reaction to a decision that will keep hope alive for a possible triple crown winner. >>> great week for racing. you didn't think for a minute they weren't going to allow california chrome to run in the belmont stakes. try to complete a triple crown. not a chance of that happening. the new york racing association ruling the use of nasal trips will be allowed for the belmont stakes. agreeing to allow the use and co-owner is very unboard with their decision. >> this horse has been running with the nasal strips. they don't do any enhancement. they help the horse cool down after th

and 2:00 p.m. with the direct light. and i have some time left so i took as you heard earlier just to show an examples of what the light looks like when it's not between 11 and 1:00 p.m. the brightest it ever gets would be currently i'll show it is it 11:00 a.m. with all the light coming from the southeast. this is noon when it's directly overhead which is basically, all i'll have if the building is constructed as currently ground u drawn. this the one p.m. >> i'm sorry ma'am, our time is up. >> i can leave the material with us. >> pardon me. >> you can leave the material. >> i believe you have all those materials i mean, i'll leave the comments for the next - >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening, commissioners i'm michelle i'm the owner of 15 sociowhen we purchased the building two and a half weeks ago was the natural lighting it will jeopardy the natural sexually assaulted and disruption the views and lower the value of our properties. i understand that several neighbors are in ag

. -- at at 11:00 p.m. mosquitoes have test positive for west nile. >> especially trained dogs can detect recent state cancer with 98 percent accuracy. there are screening methods, they are not always accurate. with their strong sense of smell dogs can detect compounds in urine associated with prostate cancer presented at annual meeting at the american urological association. >> we have dramatic video after a teen was rescued from rough waters. the 15-year-old was trapped on an island surrounded by fast-moving water in the creek. the highway patrol helicopter dropped a life ring to him and the boy wrapped himself in the ring and he was hoisted to safety. he seemed to be okay. officials say the creek was rough after water was released from a damn upstream. >> promised training for jobs in the medical field but a vocational school has left dozens of students out in the cold. we are live with how the students are fighting back. >> tragedy on the train tracks, a young woman is hit and killed, too distracted to

lot but we didn't have control over that and so far as the parking lot gate it's close at the 6:00 p.m. and latched all the time. thank you >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello, i'm the venue manager i'm responsible for stage management and make sure that the band operate under the rules the chapel has to behave as good neighbors and the neighbors have any phone number i'll respond immediately. we're in the heart of new valencia and i know we have to keep this as a cultural hub my staff looked at four locations and once we close the doors when the events start and keep the doors closed i invite positive and negative comments i'm gifted see the cultural music of latino music in san francisco. thank you for your time >> next speaker >> i'm james howard i'm actually, one of the neighbors. i was wording if i can show you my diaphragm i take exception i don't live dribble behind this parking lot i actually do. i don't know if you can see that >> sfgovtv. >> you don't happen to have is a system i have to press a bum and this is the parking lot this box this is the build

the president arrived at 4:00 p.m. this afternoon and plans to attend two fundraisers tonight one at a private home and the other at the fairmont hotel in san jose. tomorrow morning president obama will give a speech at a walmart store and then back for departure. >>> legislation that requires kill switches on new smart phones next year. it would make it possible for people to lock and kill their smart phone if it is lost or stolen. the bill fell short of approval by two votes last month. the one approved today pushes the start date to july of next year and only requires them for phones, not tablets. >> if we could make it a disincentive there is a likelihood we will see a reduction in the crimes. >> the police chief says 78% of all robberies in oakland involve a smart phone and in san francisco the same, 2/3 of robberies involve smart phones. the bill goes to the assembly. >>> being a interim police chief seems like a permanent job in oakland. it has been one year now and we don't know when a permanent replacement wil

and our top story at 7:00 p.m.e explain the pe and what comes next. >> 49ers linebacker aldon smith was kept out of sight for hours before he walked into the san jose courtroom before sitting down in the gallery and taking a seat. smith is facing three felony weapons charges and three misdemeanor charges related to dui. he originally pleaded not guilty last year, but today changed to no contest. as ktvu reported smith's felony charges related to a party at his home in june, 2012 or shots were fired and a subsequent investigation turned up an assault weapon. misdemeanor dui charges came after smith crashed his truck into a tree and driving into a home turning up the backyard. it's time he was charged with possession of marijuana, that charge was dropped. today the prosecutor said the das office does not make a plea deal but instead smith decided to take his chances with the judge. >> that's the difference between a plea bargain were you see charges dropped or plea sends. >> legal analyst says smith will have to prov

at 7:00 p.m. eastern deborah hicks talks to booktv from duke university and at 7:30 p.m. coeditors and contributors to the book democratization and a authoritarianism in the arab world discuss their. at 9:20, the use of you but by hitler in world war ii. .. >> including "always running" and his 2011 release, "it calls you back." >> host: author luis j. rodriguez, where are we? >> guest: we're at, tia

check it out. 2 it okay p.m. tomorrow. not even close to daytime high. we should be close to 100 degrees in redwood city by okay p.m. san jose, 95. san francisco also in low 9 os. it'll be record setting. likely hottest weather of 2014 with the heet advisory continues through 8:00 p.m. wednesday. you will want it remember to drink plenty of water, take your pets inside and check on the young and elderly. we will let you know he if we get close to the hotter tm tours ever across the bay area in about 15 minutes. >> thanks. with that heat comes extreme fire danger. a main road connecting two east bay cities is closed. a car hit a telephone pole between concorde and pittsburgh. a vegetation fire sparked. it'll remain closed until 7:00 a.m. >>> also a major story in southern california. all evacuation orders have been lifted as a wildfire continues to burn in san diego. this is the motherest part of san being. at this hour, it burned more than 800 acres and is less than 10% contained. the mayor of san being has contained is behind them. >> this is the worst

at 5:00 p.m. we are up to 81. 9:00 p.m., 74 degrees. by 7:00 a.m. we try out. it could be a rough night as the low temperatures moved into the '60s. >> let's start with construction in schaumburg. the few spots where they're doing work early morning. central piece bound to roselle, ongoing project taking out a single lane that will be in place for another week before it gets picked up. also let's talk about that one way wrong way driver. it happened near north avenue a few hours ago. the minivan going southbound in the northbound lanes when it hit a semi truck. driver taken to hospital. not seriously injured. truckdriver not hurt at all. >>a u-of-i student was on his way home to north carolina, when he disappeared. tonya francisco is live at o'hare airport with more. tonya? >> quite the mystery. the young man is a student at the champagne campus and made it here to the airport but some of the time between the time he checked his bag and when he was supposed to board his flight he disappeared. police say the 19 year-old check his luggage little after 3:00 p.m. s

all right. >> for the better. >>> coming up tonight at 10:00 p.m. technology tracking yourjectioner, age and your mood -- your gender, age and your mood while shopping, what happens to that information, that story and more coming up tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> and we are always here for the you as well on www.ktvu.com, facebook and on twitter. thank you so much for joining us. hope you have a great evening everyone. good night. >> good night. first female narrator: through monday, get 36 months through monday, get 36 months interest-free financing and save up to $400 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on serta icomfort and tempur-pedic, but this special financing offer ends memorial day at sleep train. jay? have you seen the grapes? yeah, i ate them. why would you eat the grapes? they were in a bowl, they were washed, i paid for them. they were for the new year's. oh, right. what's that goofy thing again? it's not goofy. it's a tradition. at midnight, you eat 12 grapes, you make 12 wishes, 1 for each month of t

to 1:40 p.m., the time of his wife's murder? >> mr.itsue says that he had left the house around 11:30ish and had driven up to belmont, an area about 40 minutes north of where he lived to examine a vacant lot. >> no one saw ken at this lot, and ken's cell phone records showed he wasn't in that area when the school called to tell him his wife was missing. >> so ken's story, his alibi of where he was located, he was actually in the palo alto area when he received the phone call. >> prosecutors believe ken's motive was secrecy. he didn't want the divorce or anyone to know he wasn't the biological father of his oldest son, and he dependeidn't want a to know they were virtually bankrupt. >> it was almost like a clock exploded and all the little springs and levers and wheels of the clock that had been so tightly wound up in that clock just exploded all over the landscape. >> two weeks after christine's murder, ken was arrested. prosecutors said the evidence showed ken planned his wife's death. the evidence suggests he parked a short distance

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and 3:00 p.m. through friday. the first phase of bart silicon valley is set to open in 2017. >>> the bay bridge traffic was no better than it was four years ago when the metropolitan transportation commission rolled out its congestion pricing plan. that's a strategy meant to ease traffic. drivers crossing the bridge during peak commute hours between 5:00 a.m. and 10:00 a.m. pay $6 to cross and pay $4 to cross during off-peak hours. a recent study by the mtc shows that plan hasn't helped . the peak hours the bridge nearly reaches its capacity. the mtc says there are no plans to get rid of congestion pricing anytime soon. >>> a longer fire season is the reminder from the effects of climate change in california. that was the point governor jerry brown made today during a news conference in sacramento. >> this is the kind of challenge words not just california, where 1% of the problem, we have to other states and other nations on a similar path forward. >> the governor spoke before group of scientist and environmental

at 10:00 p.m. to put out this statement that said some sought to justify this io vicious behavior it has come to the attack in response to inflammatory material posted on the internet. at 10:00 p.m. eastern time thiss is still going on.o change atta to demonstrations in the talking points? >> maybe. i don't remember. >> you don't remember? >> dude, this is like two years ago. >> dude? everybody is talking about this. >> we're talking about the process of that's what bureaucrats do all t day long. >> the president was not in thec situation room on the night of the attack. >> when hillary clinton talks to him by phone at 10:00 p.m. he is where? >> i don't know.w i don't have a tracking device on him. >> you were in the pressroom. >> i was in the white house. >> the president was not in the situation? >> not in the room i was in. >> they laid responsibility for the false narrative about the iy video directly to the white house and forced the issue. there will be a select committee form to investigate

between noon and 3:00 p.m.hat warming really kicks in, up to 95 degrees at 3:30, 4:00, even when that sun starts to go down. 6:00 p.m. and 83 degrees and be at 76 degrees at 9:00 p.m. might be one of those nights and difficult to sleep if you live in a home without an air conditioner. 94 for the peninsula and 86 degrees full sunshine today in san francisco. so, it's going to stay hot for today and even hotter as we get into tomorrow and then that heat will break. right now, back to you, scott and laura. >> thank you much. >>> in just a few hours the streets of san jose will be crowded with cyclists all vying to be the next winner of the amgen tour of california bicycle race. this year competitors face another foe and that is this heat wave. >> bob redell along the race route in san jose this morning. what are these riders in for? >> a lot of heat. especially when you get in the tri-valley, guys. here we are east san jose where you can see the organizer of the amgen tour has got the stage set and the festival wi

temperature up to 82 degrees by 5:00 p.m.. 9:00 p.m. we have a chance of rain. maybe some storms by 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. 63. down to 75. that's for friday. saturday we make 73. easter sunday we have the chance of rain. keep mum on her toes. e.r. back up to 71. we have lots of construction this warning. on the tri-state another stretch of slow traffic this morning that will stretch for about a mile and a half from south bound irving. lane's down until 6:00. on the jane addams we have some work as well heading westbound from randall. it's going to be a bit of a squeeze through there. more construction more traffic creaking it all down with another traffic report in just a few minutes. >>a high school teacher in far northwest suburban hampshire is under investigation for an inappropriate relationship with a student. nancy loo is *live outside the school with more. a 23 year-old first-year teacher has been placed on administrative leave as police investigate her relationship with an 18 year-old student and the allegations go beyond an inappropriate sexual con

and 7:00 p.m. and the master of ceremony will be court of appeals leigh graduate of the school of the arts she was formerly ms. california 2013 and the first runner-up she only missed that by one step. i hope you'll all join me and supervisor tang in supporting this resolution and congratulations for 25 years of serving the community its third reading >> thank you supervisor mar. supervisor tang first of all, thank you supervisor mar i was once a bacterial run i am glad you are honoring her today. so today, i'm actually very excited with the support of mayor ed lee and actually all of you here today to introduce an important bond measure on the ballot to address the needs for the cities transportation system thank you all the co-sponsors on the board of supervisors. after decades of under environmentalist we know our streets transportation system has fallen in disrepair and muni a can be closing slow along the busiest transportation system one of the environment i hear and all of us hear from our c

at 10:00 p.m. eastern time, this is still going on, this attack. so where does that come from? >> i don't know. >> did you also change attacks to demonstrations in the talking points? >> maybe. i don't remember. >> you don't remember? >> dude, this is like two years ago. >> dude? everybody is talking about this. >> we're talking about the process of editing talking points. that's what bureaucrats do. >> reporter: he conceded that the president was not in the situation room on the night of the attack. >> when hillary clinton talks to him on the phone, he's where? >> i don't know. i don't have a tracking device on him. >> but you were in the situation room and he wasn't there? >> yes. >> and the president was not in the situation room? >> not in the room i was in. >> reporter: critics say the e-mail has laid responsibility directly at the white house, and forced the issue. there will now be a select committee to investigate the benghazi scandal. >> let's bring in our panel to discuss the revelations. george will, steve hayes, maura lyson, and charles krauthammer. charles, a lot h

the two men in the rig were taken to the hospital. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. security plans going into place and protesters gearing up as a community awaits a decision on the sheriff's deputy who shot and killed a 13-year-old boy. it depends on whether the district attorney decides to file charges against that deputy who killed andy lopez. as ktvu's rob roth reports, that decision could come any day now. >> memorial for andy lopez sits quietly where the 13-year-old was shot to death last october by a sheriff's deputy who mistook a bb gun for a assault rifle. activists are growing impatientt waiting for a -- impatient waiting for a decision on whether to file charges against the deputy. the district attorney would offer no time table. >> the response of our politicians have been there- there, we will do it right but no results. we are frustrated. >> reporter: she is a leader of the justice for coalition for andy lopez. if they decide against bringing charges, expect protests she says. >> we plan a non-violent response. that is our plan. >> the sheriff's departm

maybe 5:00 p.m. and north first street that is a good surface street and 87 north will get you around the backup and these are already, definitely tough freeways during the morning commute. that will be a big issue if you could avoid that interchange and maybe take 280 south to 101 and continue south from there. great alternate throughout the day. watching for this effect, but so far a light volume there as well as the rest of the bay. watching that build. 880 through oakland and no problems connecting from alameda to oakland. we'll send it back to you guys. >> thank you, mike. >>> it is 5:12. google offering to take over a project from the city of mountain aview. >>> the owner of the controversial sriracha plant in california responds to texas lawmakers trying to lure him out of california. >>> got a story for nbc investigative unit? call the type line at 1-888-996-tips or e-mail us at theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>>ualcome back, everyone. investigators looking for people who left behind a boat in an su

up to 68 by 5:00 p.m.. 9:00 p.m. the chance of rain is out. temperature down to 63. >> a quick update b and s f train derailment overnight causing some residual delays this morning. at what they're anticipating starting from aurora right into the city. be prepared for those delays will let you know if there is any recovery. all lanes down in bound on the kennedy due to a semi truck that caught fire. that is causing the delays. traffic is moving along that map but that is not indicative of what we are seeing. everything is blocked off at division. we have pictures of that truck fire we will get to you in the next few minutes. you can see that is fully in golf right there up into the cab. a big situation continuing to develop on that in bound kennedy. more traffic coming up. >> still more to come including the latest on the deadly car jacking on the south side. >> an explosion rocked a plant on illinois. >> and edward snowden is speaking out and making shocking allegations about what his job was at the cia. >> and what's been is doing here in ch

while the exact timing is unknown, at 10:07 p.m. clinton sent out a press release before the attack was over, linking the violence to the video. bret baier asked tommy vitor where that information came from. >> september 11, who tells hillary clinton at 10:00 p.m. to put out this statement that says some have sought to justify this vicious behavior, the announcement has already happened about the benghazi attack, as a response to inflammatory material posted on the internet? at 10:00 p.m. eastern time, this is still going on, this attack. so where does that come from? >> i don't know. >> did you also change attacks to demonstrations in the talking points? >> maybe. i don't really remember. >> you don't remember? >> dude, this is like two years ago. >> dude? it is the thing that everybody is talking about. >> we're talking about the process of editing talking points. that's what bureaucrats do. all day long. >> reporter: he conceded that the president was not in the situation room on the night of the attack. >> when hillary clinton t

to 11 p.m. and are dropped off in the front. the reason why we want them to be dropped off in the front is so that we can quickly get them inside and we can get them and have them leave quickly, when they are leave the venue. and another issue was when we are having the party buses dropped off down the street, groups of people sometimes there is morris yous that could happen, and there is also they have been on a bus for a while. >> so i just want to stop you there, because that problem is already happening because you told me that a party bus that was dropped off at strip clubs down the street came to your club and caused a problem because you would not accept them. >> so i am wondering, how does that fit in to this then? if you are not accepting those party bus and they are getting into your club any way. >> it is hard to figure out when it is a small group, when they are walk up and this is the reason why we have these protocols which actually the past couple of weeks, the sfpd has been really helping out with these rogue par

mainly around san jose a little blip like 2:00 p.m. we have a few areas of green showing up to the north to the south 5:00 p.m. santa rosa northward could see isolated shower developing. keeping it in the forecast until late tomorrow night. here's where it's really interesting. expecting 1 to 3 inches of snow above 7000 feet in the sierra nevada. we have seen snow in may up in the high country but it's late in the season. going to be wet snow. expected there. tomorrow morning bundled up we know you leave home. upper 40's to mid 50's. cloud cover around could see kim of damp spots head out tomorrow afternoon. temperatures in the mid 50's. 68 across the bay in oakland. 73 livermore. 71 san jose. look at the accu-weather 7 day forecast. temperatures will start to do a touch around beginning on wednesday. warming trend taking you right on through the holiday weekend you will notice there upper dwroys low 90's inland. made upper 60's for that holiday weekend if you have the time off. should be nice weather. >> heating up a bit thank you. >>

is that the national press club speaking at 1 p.m. eastern. later on c-span3 officials from the george w. bush and obama administration will discuss the recent elections in iraq and influence of iran and syria. that is coming at 1:30 p.m. eastern. that will be on c-span3. a reminder, the president speaking this afternoon reportedly about u.s. troops remain in afghanistan after 2014, and his comments at 2:45 p.m. live on c-span. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> waiting for this event on the internet and net neutrality to get underway. is a quick look at some of our primetime programming skills and with the senate in recess this week we'll bring you highlights from booktv in prime time. tonight a look at american authors beginning at 8 p.m. eastern. on c-span tonight former senator chris dodd and army frank will discuss the 20th financial regulatory reform law that bears their name. they are at an event marking the 150th anniversary of the national ranking system. former financial services chairman