donation of a laptop computer from the "hardly strictly bluegrass" organization for use by the richmond station, valued at $1907.48 . >> you have these in your packet and let's start at one item at a time and with reference to the occ document protocol and quarter report, are there any questions or concerns regarding that? >> okay, hearing none, we have cleared that item. and we will do a vote on all of the items once we go next one, is there a presenter from the police department, regarding the gift from asiana airlines? commissioners in your packet there is a memorandum from deputy chief smith from the san francisco airport, and the airlines would like to give a commemorative box to the 59 members of the san francisco police department who responded to that horrific accident at the international airport back in july and the gift of gratitude for the officers who put their lives on-line and many of them actually ran on to the aircraft and taking people off of the aircraft even before the firefighters would be able to start their efforts to put out the fire and so we have heroic officers and a

had big, events and weddings and party schedule but no problems occurred during those events, richmond station has no opposition to this permit. you should have an e-mail from officer moore in your binder and at this time i would like to invite you up and the folks and they can tell you a little bit more. >> you don't have any? >> speak into the mic and let us know about your business. >> it is a ethnic food and restaurant. okay. >> there you go. >> and i am sorry. >> arm enian russian, restaurant and we don't have anyone and there actually and i just, one to open one, and... >> great. >> are there any questions from the commissioners? >> so what kind of events are you planning to hold there? i know... >> actually to like a birthday and weddings and just the family gathers. >> would you bring in the music or dj. >> we want to bring in one man or two man band, like the one person playing on the second one to singing. >> hi, my name is (inaudible) and i am a designer for ta restaurant and i about been working for them for a year and a half and we had a difficult time to go through that process a

this is south of richmond -- the richmond train station. the train was going to san jose when it hit the pedestrian. the train continued on its way at about 4:20 p.m. this afternoon. >>> now to new developments about the stowaway. he had taken yet another trip. live outside the boys home where we're learning that to -- the teenager is no longer in hawaii. >> reporter: the boy left to why yesterday. the question is, where will he end up? it may not be here at his santa clara home. the boy is reportedly in the custody of the social services. >> as one journey ends, another begins for a 15-year- old from santa clara. the teenager stowaway made national headlines two weeks ago for surviving a trip from san jose to malley by hiding in a wheel well of a plane. it was a longshot attempt to find his birth mother. the boy is no longer in hawaii. but where he will ultimately end up, remains a mystery. the san jose mercury news is reporting that the boy is in the custody of the santa clara county of department of children and family services. his fath

news chopper 2 flew over the scene at carlson boulevard south of richmond's train station. an official says the capital corridor train hit and killed a man. the train continued on the way at 4:20. >>> new video have an apartment fire in san jose on julian street between second and third street. a woman was working on a term paper when she heard banging. she thought it was the neighbor making noise and went back to writing. that's until another neighbor told her to get out. god bless him. if he had not been yelling and screaming and trying to get us out i would have been oblivious, i smelled nothing. >> firefighters says it may have started with a barbecue on the roof. one family was forced out because of the damage. >>> in san jose authorities ready for any rowdy crowds the weekend before cinco de mayo. the police have 60 officers on the street handling traffic and washing for -- watching for suspicious activity. vendors are selling mexican flags monday is the 1862 victory of the mexican army over french forces. >>> happening now the warriors are battling in a do or die gam

uc berkeley's richmond field station sits on 100 acres.residents say it's a beacon of hope for the future. that the proposed expansion could turn this into a field of dreams for a city that has struggled with crime and unemployment. >> something that our children can prepare for in school that they can have the right education and the right schools and jobs to be able to work there one day. >> reporter: the people are very excited about this process. >> reporter: but that excitement is tempered with concern about how the project will benefit the community. the 133-acre addition will bring jobs to the area. just how many university officials haven't said. because they are still looking for funding for the expansion. community leader tamisha walker who served time behind bars says many formerly incarcerated residents in this city need a second chance that a job can provide. >> there's no jobs to put people into. then where are we? we're stuck. >> reporter: hundreds packed into the town hall meeting tonight. state assemblyman who's running fo

uc berkeley's richmond field station sits on 100 acres.residents say it's a beacon of hope for the future. that the proposed expansion could turn this into a field of dreams for a city that has struggled with crime and unemployment. >> something that our children can prepare for in school that they can have the right education and the right schools and jobs to be able to work there one day. >> reporter: the people are very excited about this process. >> reporter: but that excitement is tempered with concern about how the project will benefit the community. the 133-acre addition will bring jobs to the area. just how many university officials haven't said. because they are still looking for funding for the expansion. community leader tamisha walker who served time behind bars says many formerly incarcerated residents in this city need a second chance that a job can provide. >> there's no jobs to put people into. then where are we? we're stuck. >> reporter: hundreds packed into the town hall meeting tonight. state assemblyman who's running fo

are tracking the investigation after a man was run over at the chevron gas station at geary and 24th in san francisco's richmondtrict. ktvu channel 2 reporter tara moriarty has been following this story since 3:30 this morning and has disturbing details from the gas station attendant who witnessed what happened. >> reporter: he watched the whole thing unfold and it was pretty bad. especially when we first arrived on scene. this is the gas station where it happened. the gas station attendant says two person were in a car. they were talking with 40 to 50-year-old man who had been loitering at this chevron off 24th and geary. the three spoke for about 20 minutes and then suddenly the older man collapsed. the car passenger ran to the attendant, told him to call 911 and the attendant says what he saw was that the driver suddenly threw the car into reverse in order to leave and ran over the man. now, firefighters meanwhile were responding to what they thought was a medical call and they saw the victim pinned under the back wheel of the green sedan. >> when the fire department showed up he was lodged underneath the ti

bob as late as 5 to 10 minutes hold up from the san leandro station from the fremont richmond in the what the problem of the it tracked three and five new details with alfred highway patrol fraud and struck the ground a house fire burning as now planned for it this is how 153rd and mark st 33 firefighters is among the scene. >>: it is 531 right now. it and other ills we're following for it to the three robbers to alter after hitting a san carlos it turned rose at gunpoint police say three men held up a store buys his living as a way of life or after closing. st. nw have been made. or so pleased all three men were holding a semi-automatic handguns 3 it's >>: i guess the truth is you expect something like that every once in awhile. and what a surprise. it's not want to make me more afraid of coming here. wet that they got away with several thousand dollars in cash. investigators say that if they're still looking for any leads. but >>: knew this morning your armed gunmen robbed a gas station last night. all five thirty at this is a high 18th street read the police got there very quickly

station parks lot. tara moriarty joins us from the richmond district with what we have just learned about the man's condition. >> we have learned he will survive although he is still in critical condition and we have learned exactly what happened here. if i take a step back, they say the victim was never hit by that green car and he actually laid down on the parking lot and was run over. he witnessed it and called 911 and investigators just finished looking at the surveillance video. a 45-year-old said he got pinned up the car, the back tire crushing his head to they had to jack the car to free him. initially he had pulled over with his passenger with an emergency. >> the driver of the vehicle, they were a tempting to change it -- attempting to change the tire and they had some interaction but i'm not sure what the interaction was. the victim then laid down and got run over. did the driver know he was there, was this done on purpose, was alcohol involved, these are questions they will try to answer and he hope a surveillance video will help figure things out. he will undergo alcohol testing and the passenger

the driver of a car that struck and critically injured a pedestrian in the richmond district early this morning at a gas station at geary and 24th avenue. the man trapped underneath the car for as long as 20 minutes before being freed by the rescuers. he was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. police are now investigating what led up to that accident. >>> happening today, a pitch to get george lucas to build his museum along embarcadero in san francisco. the "star wars" creator has already been offered a prime spot for the museum in chicago, where his wife is from. san francisco is sending lucas a proposal today to build on a site across the embarcadero from piers 30-32 where the warriors once planned a new arena. >>> and investigators in australia say malaysia airlines flight 370 didn't go down where officials have been looking for it. a u.s. naval robotics submarine has finished its search in the southern indian ocean. and it found no trace. the search coordinators will take a two-month break and search a wider area using more powerful equipment. >>> ♪nsa leaker edward snowden says he is mor

that happened at 3:30 this morning at the chevron station on 24th and geary in the outer richmond district. firefighters used a jack to rescue the man trapped under the car. he did suffer a serious head injury but he is expected to survive. >>> it was quite a sight. on every freeway overpass from san jose to los gatos they were there honoring american heroes. >> an emotional tribute for world war ii prisoners of war. in a story you'll see only on nbc bay area, damian trujillo roll along on the rolling thank you to these warriors. >> thank you for your service. >> thank you, sir. >> reporter: greeted at the san jose hyatt by the flag they helped defend. a tribute befitting their heroics. >> i ended up in the slave labor in the philippines -- or in japan. >> i got many slaps alongside the head, open-handed mostly. i got many knots on my head. >> reporter: these men were all prisoners in what most call "the war," known by history as world war ii. randall edwards and oscar leonard were imprisoned by the japanese for wearing the uniform of the united states. >> water. that is all we had. >> to

it happened at gas station near 24th and geary in the outer richmond district. firefighters had to use a jack to rescue the man. he suffered a serious head injury, but he is expected to survive. >> so when the fire department showed up, he was lodged underneath the tire. so in order to free his head, it was imperative that they hoist the rear end of the vehicle in order to free his head from underneath the tire. >> the driver and the passenger of the car are being questioned by police. >>> bryan stow's civil suit against the los angeles dodgers and the team's former owner is set to start today in southern california, we believe it's underway at this time. stow was beaten nearly to death outside dodgers' stadium three years ago today -- or three years ago. before he was put into a coma, stow was a paramedic who worked in santa clara county. he's accusing the team and former owner, frank mccourt, of not providing enough security at that game. stow suffered brain damage, hoost permanently disabled from the beating. owners estimate his lifetime care costs could reac

amy hollyfield is in the richmond district at the scene. >> this happened in a gas station parking lotr. the man who was hit was pinned under the car and taken to the hospital. they do not know if he is going to survive. police got the call at 3:25. the driver and the passenger were still on the scene. the passenger is right this on the curb. the driver is in the back seat of the police car. it took a while to get him there he was belligerent and resisted arrest. it is believed he has been drinking. this is at geary and 24th at a chevron gas station. police are still here investigating. they don't know if the man is going to make it. he was not in good shape. they do believe they will investigate this as if it is a fatal accident. >>> it is 4:30. a bay area high school is planning a vigil to honor one of the victims of the deadly

this crash happened overnight at a gas station near 24th and geary in the outer richmond.istie smith joins us live in san francisco. christie, investigators say the victim and the driver may have had a conferenrontation before crash. >> we definitely know there was an exchange of words, but the latest information we have is that the gas station is back open after a very serious and unusual accident that happened overnight. there was an exchange of words between two men who were here changing a tire and another man who was already here and that man ended up with his head trapped underneath their car. it happened about 3:30 this morning. that car just towed out about 20 minutes ago from the chevron station at 24th and geary. where police say the two men roll under to the station because their front tire blew out. they were going to try to change it. those men got into exchange of words with another man who was milling around the gas station earlier. for some reason, and here's where it gets odd, police say the man actually lay down near that car which hit him and he was trap

station. happened near 24th and eerie in the outer richmond district. christie smith joins us live from the scene in san francisco and i understand a gas station attendant actually made that 911 call. >> good morning to you. the gas station attendant here on the chevron on 24th and gary did see this and was the one to phone it in. firefighters arrived and they had to use a jack to get a man under a car who was trapped there. but we do have some new information for you. i just spoke with police and they're telling me that initially it was very, they were unsure whether this man would survive. now, they're saying they have some optimistic news. they do believe that he will. he is in icu and looks like he's going to recover. but what they're now telling us, initially it was thought that they were getting gas. two men in a car and they may have hit this man who got trapped under a car. what they're learning from one of the people inside the car is that it appears they had a blow out with the tire and were here to change it and somehow this man got trapped un

. >> and now, caught on surveillance camera, melanie richmond is being dragged through a gas station'sarking lot. the stakes are high and she's putting her life on the line. >> you don't hear anything. you don't see anything. you just live it. >> it isn't the car she cares about. it's what's in the car that has her clutching to the passenger side door with every ounce of strength she has. >> there's not enough time to think. you can't. the only thing was you just lost your daughter. >> melanie's 6-month-old daughter samantha is in the back seat. and reacting with a mother's instinct, melanie is doing her best to get her baby back until she loses her grip. melanie hits her head and gets knocked unconscious in the parking lot. all hope seems lost. this certainly isn't the day melanie imagines when she wakes up earlier that morning. melanie and her husband aaron are moving from colorado to missouri with the helping hand of their families who are driving their two moving trucks and tending to their two older children. >> we are in the middle of the whole move. left our life in colorado and

richmond district. a hand was pinned under a car at a gas station at 24th avenue around 3:30 this morning. police took the driver into custody. they are trying to determine if alcohol was involved. amy hollyfield is at the scene and has her information and will have more for us coming up at 6:30. >> the deadly rampage near uc santa barbara, the family of elliot rodger is speaking out through a pam. katie marzullo is in the newsroom with new insight into the killer. katie marzullo? >> the familiar friend knew elliot rodger as a child and said he was an odd child, hesitant that he would shake when he would meet people and described him as removed and remote. he says at a family party he saw hill on street all alone and says he was the loneliest person he had ever seen. he says elliot rodger was prescribed xanax the last six months and doctors offered to give him medication before but he refused. we know that his mother reached out to police before the deadly rampage and officers talked to elliot rodger and this morning he says that the family in no way blamed police. >> elliot rodger fooled

uc berkeley wants to double the size of its field station that sits on 100-acres in richmond.ow the school wants to add another 133-acres to the lawns berkeley lab facility. residents call that a beacon of hope. >> something that our children can you know prepare for right now in school. that they can have the right education and the right tools and jobs to be able to work there one day. >> but there are also some concerns about how the project will benefit the community. people who live in richmond say they would like to make sure local residents get the new jobs that would come with the expansion. >>> a very important new warning about a highly contagious infection. the letter going out today to bay area parents. >> and we're learning new details of a lawsuit against a san francisco 49er. how a man says chris culliver threatened him and his family when they tried to stop the player from leaving a scene of a crash. >> right now we are still looking at a commute that is pretty good but some areas are getting busier. we'll tell you more about the south bay drive. >> clearing ta

richmond district. a man was hit by a car while walking past a gas station at geary boulevard and 24th avenue. he was pinned under the car and suffered serious injuries. police took the driver into custody and are trying to determine if alcohol was involved. amy hollyfield is at the scene. we will have more at 5:30. >> a young man is accused of murdering six students at uc santa barbara and what his parents went through surrounding the hours of the attack. katie marzullo? >> yes, this is a family friend speaking out would knew elliot rodger since he was a child. he said that speaking now, after the fact, that elliot rodger is a monster. the mother and father started driving up to uc santa barbara from los angeles when they got the manifesto by e-mail and they watched part of the youtube video and we now know it was too late. they still cannot face the public or the media but through their friend they want people to know their son is dead, too, they are mourning his victims more than him. this morning he delivered the statement. >> we are crying in pain for the victims and their families. it br

richmond, paul chambers, ktvu 2 news. >>> no suspects in the deadly shooting of a man at a crowded gas station. a second man was wounded in last night's shooting. witnesses tell ktvu another man was struck in the foot by a stray bullet and is expected to survive. the victim's name has not yet been released. >>> health officials are reporting more illnesses linked to foster farm chickens since the salmonella out break began more than a year ago. the centers for disease control says another 50 people have become sick. the total is 574 people. the national resource s council says the government must step in and it filed suit to ban certain antibiotics. they blame the overuse of antibiotics for development of salmonella strains resistant to antibiotics. it says 80% of all antibiotics sales are for livestock. >> the problem comes in when you're using these drugs day after day to prevent disease that should be prevented through better management practices. >> foster farms said it does use antibiotics but wouldn't reveal any specifics. antibiotics are regularly used to speed animal growth. >>> new dis

it happened at this gas station in the outer richmond.er and the passenger are being questioned by police. >>> bryan stow's civil suit against the los angeles dodgers and the team's former owner is set to start today. stowe was beaten nearly to death outside dodger's stadium nearly three years ago. stow is accusing the team and owner frank mccourt of not providing enough security at the game. stow suffered brain damage and is permanently disabled. we'll have a lack at weather and traffic coming up after the break. isn't it time to put the old politics aside? the chronicle endorses ro khanna, saying he "offers an upgrade in congress for silicon valley." and the mercury news says, "ro khanna is ready for the congress of tomorrow... ...while honda is a politician of the past." for our future: ro khanna. khanna: i'm ro khanna and i approve this message. >>> welcome back. now, temperatures today are going to be warm, crystal clear sky over san francisco. do have a little haze out there in the south bay and throughout your east bay valleys as w

richmond, virginia, was the capitol of the confederacy. today that title belongs to cliven bundy's ranch. the third also houses the norfolk naval station, america's largest naval base. fun fact, i just gave way the location of america's largest naval base. (laughter) the third borders the chesapeake bay, sometimes the bay's pollution causes oxygen seeking crabs to mass at the shoreline in what is called a crab jubilee which is a little like calling a syrian relief camp a refugee party zone. (laughter) and just who has the rich butter milk districts to represent this district, none other than 11 term congressman bobby scott. i sat down with him in his washington office. congressman thanks so much for talking with me today. >> good to see you, thank you. congressman robert scott-- do you have a last name? >> yes, scott. >> stephen: robert scott scott. >> no, robert cortez scott. >> stephen: oh, robert cortez scott. >> right. >> stephen: are you -- >> no, my grandfather was a phil pynno. >> stephen: oh, i'm sorry, aloha, tell me about the fightin third. >> is a great district it starts in capitol richmond, virginia, and goes down the hamp

. >>> police in richmond are looking for the person who shot a 14-year-old boy near a high school this morning. the student is expected to survive. ktvu was the first station to bring you live coverage of the aftermath as newschopper2 flew above kennedy high school which was forced into lockdown around 8:30. good afternoon. i'm tori campbell. tara moriarty joins us live from the school. what clues do police have? >> we know the witnesses in this case are very young and they are not being very cooperative with police. classes are still going on here today at kennedy high school and there is an increased police presence. we know the detectives are looking for an older model green done vertible -- convertible seen leaving the scene. officers have not said whether this is the suspect's vehicle or witnesses. we just got video in which shows the victim bebeing -- being taken away from ambulance. the victim was shot near cutting boulevard. it happened before school sharts. four teens were seen running away from the scene. after the lockdown lifted, dozens of parents came by to pick up their kids. >> i don't want him to try trying to get an education. we'll keep h

richmond- bit. >> we are climbing into sizzling temperatures and health warnings are gown out. >> amy hollyfield is at the cal fire station in sunol. amy? >> they are gearing up and they say you should be thinking about what you will do, too. do not leave children or pets unattended in a car. it can get dangerously hot in two minutes. when buckling up the kids in the car, make sure the buckle is not too hot. slow down outside. it is bad to exercise in the heat of day. stay cool. sunburn keeps you from dissipating heat. officials will declare today the start of fire season for northern california. that usually doesn't happen until june. at the cal fire station they will have 15 trucks starting today. usually they have telephone. there will be new employees to be trained to get them ready for the season which is going to be busy they think. 95 percent of fires are started by people. they are putting out the word hoping everyone will be extra careful and do their part. >>> developing news from the south bay, this morning investigators are looking to the cause of a stubborn fire in a san jose landfill first reported yesterday

. >>> also in richmond from the shooting, the man was killed by the amtrak train, which happened at 2:00 in the afternoon just south of the train stations. the spokesperson says they were headed to san jose when they walked in along the tracks. they saw them walk away who disappeared from the scene, asking that woman to contact them. >>> suffering minor injuries after battling a fire overnight, which happened around 9:30 last night. firefighters say that they started it in the garage and then spread to the attic causing that roof to cave in. the home is a hoe fall loss and the cause of the fire is under investigation. the fire destroyed one home, damaging another as that fire broke out just above noon yesterday they then found flames in the laundry room of one home as they got out calling 911. that home suffered major damage as the house next door also caught fire. and the damage there was minimal. >> what a run for the warriors, but disappointment for the teens and their fans. the los angeles clippers knocked off the warriors last night in game seven of their playoff series. and the big advancement of the warriors, they could only thin

richmond 67. hayward 65. san francisco a wind swept 62 degrees. how windy? let's turn to our live neighborhood network. we have 82 weather stations throughout the bay area. this is one at the oakland coliseum where it is only 57 degrees outside. tist -- it is a west wind. rainfall is almost down to the state capital almost to sacramento with thunderstorms over the past few hours. about two hours north of sacramento. for rainfall here, just a sprinkle or two in the north bay. the warmest cinco de mayo in san francisco history, 93 back on may, 1987. we were 31 degrees colder than that today. here is the reason why. low pressure area will pass by. going to get close to us. but we will not see a wide- spread rain event. just a few light showers in the north bay. that is it. once that low moves out, about a-day pressure begins back in our direction by saturday. it is here. process is over. highs will be back in the 80s. 70ed near the bay. no chance of rain whatsoever. that process begins tomorrow which will be a breezy day we live in an area where in may this would be considered chilly. concord 71. livermore, 71. a lot of you love thi

richmond district. somehow a man was pinned under a car at a gas station on gary boulevard and 24th avenue around 3:30 thisver and they're trying to determine if alcohol was involved. they say the driver was changing a tire when the man walked by. words may have been exchanged and somehow the man ended up under the car. investigators are hoping surveillance video at the site will reveal what happened. >>> a check now on the commute. >> as we take a look at your driver into fremont, this is where we had an earlier accident blocking the car pool lane. it has cleared so that's the good news, southbound side of 880 at dakota road but we are left with a tremendous backup coming away from san lorenzo. you're looking at 13-mile-per-hour speeds. it's going to take you 41 minutes to head from the 238 highway down to fremont. eric. >> thanks. when we come back, meteorologist mike nicco has the bay area forecast. >>> good morning. i want to show you solano county where the fire danger is right now and it's going to remain that way through 8:00. get a mulligan today hopefully? most of us in the 50s right now, 63 in an

richmond. barr is a recovery mode down as they try to clear the the latest data care at the lake where stationedre the open doorway into one of the tunnels lead to make sure that no one managed to get inside. everything is returning to normal weather could be a 20 minute delay to the lake where station. campea >>: temperatures are not too bad service cisco at 5655 degrees in san jose of 54 heading out the door livermore. there's all mild conditions for this wednesday morning. ricky the clear skies and sunshine around as we headed to the afternoon. now let it has 78 and 71 in sunnyvale. mid-80s down and the livermore valley 77 the high in castro valley. downtown's emphasis goes looking for 69 degrees and 74 across the bay and berkeley. honestly not much changing into tomorrow i think the win will start to die down by friday morning at the gordon wake up to fog and drizzle. temperatures will rebound as we head back to work on monday. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have t

official reporting station will set a record high in their 17th spread through the bay area. 92 in san francisco shatters records and 87, the record from 1922. oakland at 94, same in richmond, and nbc in mountain view and napa at then and san rafael is 95. be safe today. leyla gulen? >> people can sit and watch the beautiful moon this morning because if you are going to head out to bart you have plenty of time. there is a ten-minute delay in pittsburg and dublin and pleasanton and sfo and millbrae direction because of the equipment problem on the track. an extra ten minutes to stare at the beautiful moon or howl at the moon. >>> what is happening across the bay area we have report of a possible fire with in confirmation but there was smoke seen in the area 50 of 580 in livermore. watch out for that. the drive along 580 is building at 31 minutes tracy to dublin. highway 101 is clear. this construction project has been wrapped up and both lanes, now, are open eastbound and westbound highway 37. kristen and eric? >> which country the biggest wine consumer in the world? the answer in america's money report. >>> we getting our first look snowed the 9/11 memorial museum in new y

station parking lot. 32-year-old pl father lamb of san francisco arrested on charges of driving under the influence. incident happened around 3:30 this morning on gerry boulevard and 24 avenue in richmondpolice say the car that lamb was driving hit a 50-year-old man leaving him pin beneath it up for up to continue minutes before police arrived. victim taken to sf general hospital with a critical head injury. >> north bay indian casino on the verge of default tonight. operator at river rock casino in sonoma county told investors not able to make an interest payment due on saturday. the casino anderson valley near geyserville is assuring the customers though that it will remain open but river rock suffered a severe downturn in business ever since the great casino opened 6 months ago less than 35 miles away. competition really apparently hurt. >> tesla owner musk unveil the vision for the future of america face program. that story next. >> why are so many officers abandoning the san jose police department. the new is his city disability policy driving the cops to quit. >> also ahead google ground breaking disclosure. this time not the perk everyone is talking about but what is in the pod.

station. still not clear what the person was doing there. that individual was outside the platform area where passengers are not permitted. >> a richmond fatherafter police say he attacked an 11-year-old on a school bus. it happened on thursday on a special needs bus that was headed to wilson elementary in richmond. investigators say the 44-year- old followed his second grade son onto the bus and then started shouting at a fifth grader. he then grabbed the older boy by the hair and hit him. this is a picture of that boy showing a cut on his cheek and a swollen ear. >> the allegation is that the fifth grader is was bothering the second grader. >> reporter: he is now facing assault. he was drunk and said the bus driver did intervene but didn't report the incident to the school. the fifth grader later told the princal about the attack. the bus driver has been reassigned to a different route. >>> oakland police have arrested a parent volunteer suspected of attacking a 9-year- old with a hammer. the 3 their grader was on the playground yesterday morning at lafayette. the girl was lured into a nearby bathroom and attacked with the hammer. officials