was there for three and half years and then i got promoted to lieutenant and went to the san bernardino riverside area and worked all kinds of interesting investigations they are related to the exotic animals and reptile collectors and a lot of things you never do up here. i worked a case for over a year involving a - there was a bald eagle which is an endangered species.it was shot and left at the front gate of a fish and game officer in redding. so one day i show up at work and it told me about this everyone thought we would throw it in the freezer because there's not much to do. and there was a note attached to the leg of the eagle threatening to kill someone. so rather than just give up i started doing a lot of research investigation and asking around. i started to get little tips here and there. i came up with to suspect and ended up giving these guys a handwriting exam. i tested that and then i sent the handwriting to the fbi. and the fbi confirmed that my suspects were the ones that wrote the note. i ended up sending the feathers of this bird to the smithsonian institute. we did a search w

i was there in the colorado river area and i got promoted to lieutenant and went to the san bernardino riverside area and work all kinds of interesting investigations related to exotic animals and reptile collectors and a lot of things you'd never do up here. i worked the case for over a year involving, there was a bald eagle, and endangered species. and i left at the front game of the fish and game officer and one day i showed up at work and they told me i'd find a siegel and everybody said we will throw it in the freezer and there's not much we can do. there's a note attached to the siegel threatening the life of one of the wardens that supervised at the time, it was like a message to leave us alone or more of this was going to happen so rather than give up i started doing a lot of research investigation and asking around and i started getting tips here and tips there and i came up with twosuspects , ended up getting these guys handwriting example where i tested and i sent off the handwriting to the fbi for this note and the fbi confirmed that my suspects were the ones that wrote the note. i e

river for three and a half years, and then i got promoted to lieutenant and went to the san bernardino/riverside area and worked all kinds of interesting investigations there related to exotic animals and these reptile collectors and a lot of things you'd never do up here. so i worked a case for over a year involving a, there was a bald eagle which is an endangered species was shot and left at the front gate of the fish and game office here in redding. and i, one day i showed up at work, and they told me about this, finding this eagle. and everybody thought, well, we'll throw it in the freezer. there's not much we can do. well, there was a note attached to this eagle, to the leg of the eagle, threatening the life of one of the wardens i supervised at the time. it was kind of like a message, you better leave us alone, or more than this was going to happen. so rather than give up, i started doing a lot of research, investigation and asking around, and i started getting little tips here and tips there, and i came up with two suspects and ended up giving these guys a handwriting exemplar exam where

. >>> a wildfire in riverside county, it started this afternoon in high grove. several thousand people live there between san bernardino and riverside and tonight the fire has grown to 1300 acres and it is 25% contained. three helicopters are helping with the fire fighting effort. 40 homes are under threat. no word on any evacuations. >>> developing news at this hour from san diego. 8 people in the hospital after a man with a beer and a gun opened fire at an apartment complex pool. the shots were fired about 6:00 p.m. tonight at the apartment a few miles from uc san diego. residents heard shots before police arrived and killed the gunman. >> he was sitting by the pool drinking a beer. >> a beer in one hand. a gun in the other. two victims laying on the ground. one trying to crawl towards the other to help. >> there are 8 victims suffering from gun shots. we know that several of them are in critical condition and transported to local hospitals. >> investigators trying to figure out if there was a motive. the name of the gunman has not been released. >>> from southern california a big rig plows into the bedroom of an apa

san joaquin county and riverside have a minute to of the fastest growing regions in california. >> we know san bernardino and riverside isn't the solution a lot of a side residents are looking for. we pressed for a solution. we spoke with a non- profit and they said the holdup was because of trade unions and environmental groups. in san jose the mayor says it will take years to get the housing in line with the demand . >> there is a part of me that doesn't want to know but people who sell their houses here what do they get for their money when they moved their. for example bend oregon. >> that's a great question. that family sold their home for $1.3 million they are doing a lateral move. they are moving from 1800 square feet to a 6,000 square foot home. a lot of people told us you can't get as much for your money as he used to. maybe if you look back a decade ago. a lot of regions are seeing impact of housing prices go up because of californians moving their. >> thank you. >>> sheriff's across california read the capital announcing sanctuary state legislation with lawmakers. the measure would bar local a

san joaquin and riverside-san bernardino have been two of the fastest growing regions in california thanksansplants from other parts ever the state. while moving to san joaquin, riverside, san bernardino is not the solution that bay area residents are looking for, we pressed on housing solutions. they referred us back to last year when the governor had a proposal to fast track building and that died in the legislator. in san jose, maureen naylor, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> san mateo county is making a big investment to create more affordable housing. the board of supervisors yesterday voted unanimously to spend $43 million on programs that would create new housing for working families. it will come from measure k, approved by voters last year. this eastbound tends an existing sales tax through 2043 and raises $80 million a year for the county. >>> such an important question, mike. >> yes. >> who makes the best burgers. >> my wife of course. >> oh, my goodness. the right answer. but for the masses, there is a new winner. >> oh, the fast food. >> i like in n out. >> it has been booted from the top

the government says, san joaquin county and riverside san bernardino are two of the fastest growing becausees and they are getting transplants from other parts of the state. >>> 177 students at marin catholic high school have to retake their advance placement tests after the school tweeted what seemed like an innocent photo of students sitting down to take the tests on may 1. the chronic kell reports the photo caught the attention of the college board that notified school administrators that the testing conditions did not comply with regulations. the tables were not wide enough and they were too close together. the 177 students will have to retake the exams next week. >> no fair. >> i can't imagine my daughter's reaction if she had to re-take it. >> yes. >>> the warriors run their tenth straight playoff game last night, coming up at 6:00, we'll show you some of the highlights and the postgame reaction after last night's game with the spurs. >>> a dangerous stunt on the golden gate bridge. did you see this video? officials are looking for ways to improve security and the daredevils say they

san joaquin county, riverside and san bernardino are two of the fastest growing regions in californiale housing options and transplants from other states. although that is not the option that some residents are looking for. the governor had a proposal to fast track building but that died in the legislature. maureen naylor, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> there are reports that president trump asked then fbi director to ask a key investigation back in february. how the white house responds. . >> reporter: public health warns parents after 200 students in the san jose unified school district get sick. we have that story coming up. >>> this is ktvu mornings on 2. plan. >> here we are the middle of the week, wednesday may 17th. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning, i'm dave clark. let's talk about your wednesday weather. it feels good outside our door. steve paulson is right here. >> and it is looking good. >> it is. it really is. >> thank you, you two. we have more sunshine today for sure after yesterday's cloudy to mostly cloudy day. temperatures below average. the temperatures will move up. t

san joaquin county and riverside and san bernardino are some of the fastest growing regions in californiahanks to lower housing prices and transplants from other parts of the state. while moving to those other counties isn't the solution that some bay area residents are looking for, we pressed the governor's office on housing solutions. they referred us back to last year when the government had a proposal to fast track building and that died in the legislature. maureen naylor, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> yesterday morning we told you about a 16-year-old from south carolina who collapsed and died last month after drinking too much caffeine. authorities say he drank a large mountain dew, a latte and an energy drink within two hours. the coroner says the teenager did not have heart problems but even his healthy heart could not take the stress of all of that caffeine. with more on the story, we're joined by our medical expert dr. larry. thank you for coming in. >> thank you. >> is it about the amount you consume or the time frame of the consumption. >> it would be both. my guess is somewhere around