ktvu's robert handa is there live with what's happening right now. good afternoon, robert. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. there is still a lot of activity going on in the sunnyvale neighborhood where the officer-involved shooting took place this morning. you can see officers from the sunnyvale department of public safety where an arrest warrant and is search warrant were being served on a homicide suspect. a unit made up of officers, investigators and members of the swat team came to the home at fair oaks and maude avenues around 9:00 a.m. police say officers knocked on the door, made verbal contact with the person inside. the situation came hectic and violent when the suspect brandished a gun. >> the person ignored orders and displayed a weapon. subsequent to that, officers were involved in a shooting and the subject was shot and taken to valley medical center where he succumbed to his injuries and died. >> it's kind of scary. you never know who is living next door. it could be a regular die or a murder suspect. apparently this went bad fast. >>

ktvu's robert handa is live on campus to tell us why theland victim says the fight -- the alleged victim says the fight is far from over. >> reporter: they showed their anger over how the university decided to deal with the student found guilty of sexual assault. >> the sexual assault victim helped lead the protest on the campus today aimed at members of the academic senate. although classes ended last week students joined the demonstration upset over the decision wednesday not oo expel a student -- to expel a student who was responsible for salting a student. -- for assaulting a student. . >> rape is a crime. >> the student who denied the assault will be allowed to finish the school and graduate though they will with hold his degree for two years. >> if he was coming back it blows my mind she not barred. >> reporter: the school's decision upset and rejuvenated supporters. >> i am disappointed. i am sad. i am angry. but i wish i could say i was expecting something different. >> graduating from stanford without having them found accountable on cases of sexual assault is very upsetting to

ktvu's robert handa is in the south bay with what lead to the officer's arrest. robert? >> reporter: well, that police officer was arrested here at san jose police headquarters hours after marijuana was discovered and ktvu channel 2 news learned why he was taken into custody so quickly. >> reporter: workers at this public storage facility checked on a locker because the owner is behind in rent. they called police after finding american inside. a police officer, son vu, was connected to the storage locker. sources told ktvu investigators obtained surveillance video tape of son vu at the locker. and estimated the amount of pot at 20 pounds. police are not confirming the information but said the evidence allowed them to arrest son vu that evening charged with possession with intent to sell. >> the officers and the district attorney felt comfortable the amount of marijuana was enough to charge the officer. >> son vu has other legal troubles. he is named in a excessive force lawsuit. his arrest troubles the rank and file. >> we have formed a relationship and so it does resina

ktvu's robert handa joins us now with new information on the shooting and the murder case. robert? >> reporter: well, it has been a long day out here in sunny vill, you can see -- sunnyvale, you can see officers are still at the house with a arrest warrant and a search warrant. the man that home became a murder suspect stemming from a missing person case from a year ago here in sunnyvale. as we reported at noon, a unit came here around 9:00 a.m. according to police officers knocked on the door and made verbal contact with the man, the officers planned to search for evidence linking the suspect to a missing woman who may have once lived that home. >> it evolved from a missing person case into a homicide investigation when more information came to light that there might have been something more involved. >> police say the situation turned into a confrontation when the suspect ignored commands and officers forced their wane into -- their way into the home. >> officers were involved in a shooting and the subject was shot and taken to valley medical center where he succumbed to his inju

robert handa, ktvu news. >>> new advice for pregnant and breast-feeding women. to three servings a week of fish. lower mercury fish include fish, salmon and cannedded tuna. we placed a list on ktvu.com. just look for web links. >>> an enormous piece of art work that has been hanging at the aero station for years is coming down. the art work is called legs. it weighs 7,000 pounds. it was commissioned in the late 70s. get this, originally that peace there was white and orange -- piece there was white and orange. but years of grime turned it into a black color. b.a.r.t. managers plan to return it to the artist they say it will not be replaced. >>> celebrities and big name athletes are on the red carpet tonight not in hollywood but in the east bay. ktvu was there for the premier of think like a man ii. the amc in emeryville hosted the premier. our camera was rolling when he was asked what is next. >> still producing, writing, directing. i mean like i said, i'm a man of many faces. so i'm trying to show them all to you. >> players from the oakland raiders, golden sta

ktvu's robert handa was at the hearing where he found out police say that man figures in the killing. >> reporter: there were interesting details revealed here at the courthouse today but many unresolved issues as well. including those involving that suspect at large. >> reporter: the 68-year-old man described as a kindly doctor by patients walked into a courtroom today and officially charged with murdering his wife. as ktvu channel 2 news reported he was arrested thursday by police for killing his wife. investigators say she was found at the family home on april 1. suffering from severe upper body trauma. she eventually died from the wounds. bail is set at $1 million. the district attorney considers him a flight risk. >> he is a citizen of ecuador and if he does make bail in this case, he not have his passport so he can't leave the country. >> the judge agree -- the judge agreed. a lot of the documents have been sealed, including the cause of death and the key it that is the second man police are looking for. he is still at large. and the request to seal information sites possible co

at stanford, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a husband and father of two disappears just days before father's day. what he left behind that is adding to the mystery. >> it doesn't make any sense. >> today was cool but things are only going to get warmer from here. i'm finding out when temperatures could stretch into the upper 80s. >> next june is one of the most deadly months for teenage drivers. how one bay area high school is helping their students not be a statistic. >>> a person was killed by an amtrak train today just north of the richmond station. officials say the person was on the tracks. and was hit by a westbound capital corridor train this afternoon. the train was on its way from sacramento to oakland. it stopped very close to the richmond station so passengers were able to get off and continue their journey by b.a.r.t. trains in the area were delayed during the investigation. >>> this is the season for graduation, a happy time for families but it's also a dangerous time for teenagers to be on the road. new at 10:00 tonight, amber lee is live in pleasanton where new

live in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new details about the muni sick out in san francisco. now in its third day. the city attorney filed an unfair labor practice charge to end the work stoppage and compel the union to go with arbitration. the sick out continued today but there are more vehicles on the street. 440 buses and light rail cars are operating out of 600. that is more than on mondays and tuesday. the arbitration should end the dispute. >> the proposal that is out there is not an mta proposal, it is a agreement that was voted on by the union and once the membership votes down that proposetle goes to arbitration -- proposal, it goes down to arbitration. >> i had to leave some time ago because the cost of living was too high here. >> the driver we just heard from said she worked during the sick out but supports her colleagues. they rejected the latest contract proposal. the attorney says the sick out is illegal. in a statement he said let's do what the law says, begin the arbitration process. and get san francisco moving again as soon as possible. >>> donald sterling