there was talk about stevenson it's narrow we get the cranes there we have to vw have the cranes even though up in front of valencia street so those tree removals t are necessary one the the east to get in the cranes and the west the construction requirement. if you have any questions, i'll be happy to answer them >> did you say that one of the two is diseased. >> yeah. >> no, not one the two. >> that's what i want clarification. >> let me see the red one is diseased and actually, we weren't going to remove that it is diseased but we're going to replace that it shipping so that's much bigger than the one we're going to put the two trees that are huge that one doesn't exist there so there's more trees in there. >> the structural steel is for the roof structure. >> for the framing of the church and the doom of the church dome. >> so when you mentioned the 70 foot span that's for the roof structure isn't it and the 70 foot is it 70 or 55 are 68 feet. >> for the roof structure. >> right. >> and what evaluation. >> about 50 feet the dome starts so we have a 50 photo right here so we're tal

. >> on valencia on stevenson was ridiculous those trees have been there since 1995 never a problem i think it happened they didn't consult with me. >> very much arrest. >> thank you, ms. short. >> good evening commissioners carla short department of public works i don't have too much to say we agree with both sides it's usual unusual the two trees were denied by staff because of the condition those two trees were the microscopes of the department of public works not the church. they are healthy and have structural issues we denied them at the staff level, however, the hearing officer was presented with information about the construction needs and he felt they were suv convinced the trees were in the way of the project so the permit to remove the trees was granted subject to replacement with a anytime 60 inch box tree that's about a large of a tree into this location. so and i'm glad to hear the church wants to put large trees and they're required to if the permit it up held. that's the departments best effort to mitigate the public but we agree the loss of those two trees is substant

stevenson, is that correct? that is correct. >> these were some of the toughest, most are conan -- draconian mandatory minimums related to nonviolent drug offenders. in 2009 i was in the state legislature, and i was pleased to be part of the effort to reform those drug laws. are you familiar with that? >> no, i am not. >> it occurred. are you familiar with that, mr. levin? what i am. >> based on the premise, i would assume that in new york state that a dramatic crime wave as some argued would have occurred as a result of reforms, would follow. is that what took place in new york, mr. otis, or did crime continue to decline and subsequent to the repeal of the rockefeller drug laws in new york, as has been the experience in every other state that has changed or reformed its mandatory minimums? >> my answer is going to be long, but you have to forgive me. i am a law professor. the answer is, yes, in the states that have experimented this way, crime has continued to decline, but that is because the imprisonment and u

ktvu channel 2 news david stevenson is in san francisco, david, things not looking too bad right now. >> reporter: not too bad, traffic is moving at a steady clip. there is no traffic on here but california highway patrol and caltrans workers are working on the freeway. now, of course the shut down up here is causing late afternoon headaches in san francisco, this is what the back up looked like as traffic officers diverted drivers from 280 king street entrance. caltrans tells us -- cars exiting down to san francisco street normally clogged due to the 680 closure. on a typical day 6000 cars using 280 getting in and out of town. that'll drop to about 3500 cars per hour over this holiday weekend. . >> the hinges allow the overpass -- [indiscernible audio ] >> reporter: again 2808 southbound is shut0 southbound is shut down. and this will all happen again on the 4th of july and labor weekend when crews will be doing the same type of work this time on northbound side of 280, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a problem with the lights at the bay bridge. at 6:00 this morning there w

ktvu's david stevenson spoke to the victim's and other family members. david? the shooting happened 6 months ago and with an arrest made the family is ready for justice. >> reporter: she was going places. the first in her family to graduate from college. >> first person in our family that made it. >> she was funny. enjoyable. being around her made everybody happy. >> she was a licensed security guard, coached children's basketball and hoped to work with troubled kids. all that ended last november. she was shot and a friend wounded after a fender bender in a parking lot near a san francisco neighbor club november 17. >> did he just shoot me? >> reporter: investigators said the suspect was arrested friday in miami. police say he shaved his head and face in an attempt odisguise him -- to disguise himself. >> why did you have to pull the trigger? lows to female -- these are female. >> hopefully he gets the death penalty. >> the mother got the news friday. sixpences to the day of her daughter -- six months of the day of her daughter's death. she will go to a hearing

david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and our coverage continues on ktvu.com.just click on web links for more information about heat illness and how to stay safe in this hot weather. >>> we're following developing news in san diego. 20,000 homes are being evacuated because of a growing wildfire. firefighters are asking people to evacuate from the rancho bernardo and fairmont and areas north of the city. the fire began just before 11:00 this morning and has now grown to 700 acres. fueled by canyons full of dry brush and those hot dry santa ana winds. and at this point calfire says the flames are only 5% contained. >>> there's new information tonight about the deadly crash during an air show at travis air force base and how long it took crews to get to stunt pilot eddy andrini after his plane came down and caught fire. john sasaki is live where a lot of people are demanding answers about that response after his plane crash, john. >> reporter: this is the half- moon base airport which was home base for the stunt pilot and this is the ntsb's preliminary report rele

david stevenson now with a video we obtained of that fiery crash. >> reporter: the flames rose almost two stories high. firefighters from station 6 located just around the corner arrived at 12:39 arm. >> four minutes after the first call. dan barber was evacuated from the hotel next door. >> the next thing you know, someone is running down the hall. firemen are evacuating us. >> reporter: the hood of the big rig blew up as driving down the 15th street. the driver drove across the median and ruptured one fuel tank before impact. >> all of a sudden there was a huge balm of flames but they put it out very quickly. >> reporter: the driver and a passenger escaped the cab. one was treated at a local hospital for a broken leg. it's not clear how fast the driver was traveling, or where the fire erupted before the crash. the accident shut down the busy westbound lanes on the spot for about twelve hours. as crews contained 150 gallons of diesel fuel and removed the wreck. >> we've never had anything like this. been a few feet more, the mortuary would have been gone. >> reporter: the funeral hom

stevenson, is that correct? >> that is correct. >> these were some of the toughest, most are conan -- draconian mandatory minimums related to nonviolent drug offenders. in 2009 i was in the state legislature, and i was pleased to be part of the effort to reform those drug laws. are you familiar with that? >> no, i am not. >> it occurred. are you familiar with that, mr. levin? what i am. >> based on the premise, i would assume that in new york state that a dramatic crime wave as some argued would have occurred as a result of reforms, would follow. is that what took place in new york, mr. otis, or did crime continue to decline and subsequent to the repeal of the rockefeller drug laws in new york, as has been the experience in every other state that has changed or reformed its mandatory minimums? >> my answer is going to be long, but you have to forgive me. i am a law professor. the answer is, yes, in the states that have experimented this way, crime has continued to decline, but that is because the imprisonment an

ktvu's david stevenson was the only reporter to speak to the victim, as she shared her feelings for the first time about the sentencing and the man convicted of attacking her. >> reporter: emily is the first name of the woman seen in this surveillance tape, as she is robbed, then kicked in the face on a san francisco street last june. she blacked out and did not know what happened to her until she saw the footage a few weeks later. >> my heart just sank and it was very surreal and hard to kind of take in, and realized that was really me and that's what happened to me. >> reporter: emily agreed to talk with us today if we did not show her face. she came to san francisco superior court to see christopher porter-bailey of oakland, sentenced for six years in prison for robbing and beating her. >> i would have preferred he had gotten the maximum eight years. but i do feel that six is, you know, it's better than nothing. >> reporter: in court, porter- bailey apologized and said he prayed she would forgive him one day. >> i'm appreciative of what he said. if it's true, that would have been the

and at one point stevenson even blew in lebron's ear which was so over the top, all king james couldwas shake his head and laugh. >> either one of you thought about blowing in someone's ear as defensive tactics? [ laughter ] >> blew in my wife's ear before. that was a defensive tactic. [ laughter ] >> nothing wrong with a little blow every once in a while but what happened there is he had -- at one point stevenson even went into the coach's huddle. it's a mind game. >> sometimes it is. >> and it actually worked because the pacers 3-2 series lead now for the heat. >> all right. >> didn't seem to affect lebron much though. >> for news throughout the evening, the latest news and weather are always on our website, kpix.com. this is the "name your price" tool. it gives you options based on your budget -- it's a piece of ca i was told there would be cake. right here. my parents were immigrants. and they taught me that with hard work, anything is possible. i earned a scholarship to mit. and worked across party lines to get things done. i'm alex padilla. i'll protect voting rights for everyo

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ktvu's david stevenson is at an event with veterans who received special recognition. david? >> reporter: a number of cars and pedestrians are still coming into pay tribute. the event drew hundreds of people here. one of the largest ones in the county. [ music playing ] >> reporter: the memorial day procession ended in a sea of white tombstones. each park marked with a american flag. >> for many years i was a angry person. coming back. i assumed it would be like world war ii. >> reporter: they said today's ceremony helped heal painful memories. >> recognition like this is positive. i think it is heart warming for me. >> reporter: beyond the ceremony visitors found other ways to pay tribute. she bought flowers to tank military men and women who gave their lives. >> i randomly picked a grave and touch it and say their name and tell them i remember them and put a flower on it. >> reporter: a day of rediscovery. she back in the bay after 20 years, reconnecting with her father, a world war ii veteran. >> i say pray and give him a kiss and let him know he is always thought of and t

ktvu's david stevenson is in san francisco with details about the suspect and the weapon he was using. david? >> reporter: police and people in the neighborhood tell us two things surprised them, the time of day it occurred and the weapon used by the suspect. >> reporter: neighbors say transformation is underway in the mission district with new housing trickling into the industrial area. >> crime does still happen here. but i do feel safety walking at night by myself. >> reporter: police warned there could be danger in the day light as well. surveillance video shot april 18 show as woman walking north of 19th street after 7:00 a.m. a man is seen behind her carrying a tire iron. >> she was struck by the tire iron weapon and he pulled her on the ground and takes her bag with force. >> the suspect took off running on york. police say the victim pursued him and took her bag and a witness tried chasing down the suspect. >> with the suspect warmed a weapon, the good samaritan did stop chasing him with good reason. >> reporter: statistics show police reports of crime on the block dropped fro

and stevenson scores the first with 5 minutes left. and heat win. they lead 3-1. they are now 1 win away from the fourth straight trip to the finals. >>> a upset and the reigning champion ousted in four sets by garcia lopez. and here is something worth showing you. and some fun with the ball boy. he said get here let me protect you. the boy comes over. he get as rocket. chills out during the break. inviting him over during the rain delay. >>> and not a soccer power house but a friendly and some people are wondering why lan done donovan was left off the team. he sent a message he scored twice in the galaxy's win yesterday. and with those two goals he was the all-time leading scorer in mls history. 136. so he says you should not have left me off the team. ky still play. >> and 5 stars for the four- legged friend. after the break we'll take you insideet bay area pet resort that is such a luxury it had us trying to book a room. ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner min

bryan stevenson represents the equal justice initiative.is a faculty member at the new york university school of law. he has represented capital defendants and death row prisoners since 1985 when he was a staff attorney with the southern center for human rights in atlanta. since 1989 he has been executive director of the equal justice initiative, a private nonprofit law organization he founded that focuses on social justice and human rights in the context of criminal justice reform in the united states. eji litigates on behalf of condemned prisoners, juvenile defenders, people wrongly convicted or charged, poor people denied effective representation, and others whose trials are marked by racial bias or prosecutorial misconduct. mr. bryan stevenson has served as the visiting professor of law at the university of michigan school of law. he has published several widely disseminated manuals on capital litigation and written extensively on criminal justice, capital punishment, and civil rights issues. mr. stevenson is a graduate from harvard, wi

reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> police use social media tock down a man who is accused of raping a 14-year-old. he was arrested in nevada tuesday after police use said fume to track him down -- facebook to track him down. he faces kidnapping, sexual assault and morning charges. >>> flames ripped through a -- >> reporter: twisted metal are heaped in rubble in the mobile home park. a fire ripped through the home. inside firefighters discovered the bodies of a man, a woman and a cat. >> we do not have identities on those persons at this time. but we suspect it could be the parents. >> reporter: neighbors say a man lived here with his mother and her boyfriend. police got them out when the fire started at 2:00 a.m. neighbors were evacuated. >> went up so fast. >> reporter: police interviewed the son. there were problems communicating because he has a mental disability. they made the grim discovery. >> it is horrible. >> the bodies were found close to one another. at this point they say there is no indication of foul play. while investigators try t

. >> ktvu's david stevenson got a first hand look. >> reporter: 8 books, four jet skis and an octopus. >> brings us into the 21st century. >> homeland security grant bought this sonar system six months ago, it features a video capture and 3d imaging to see what lies below the bay. >> we are able to get a more accurate image of what we are potentially looking for on the sea floor. >> reporter: still the equipment got mixed results last month when a plane sank 16 people into the bay after a collision. >> shallower waters this may not have been as effective or just the fact we need more training to enhance the picture. >> reporter: in the mean time the unit is relying on the rovs. and 2d imaging to help find items like the sail boat on the left. they have a lot of bay to search. they use it to monitor 64 square miles of water. san francisco in comparison is 49 square miles. >> there we go. >> reporter: we were there as they found the boat 38 feet below. >> we will be able to mark where this is so the company will be able to come in and remove the vessel. >> reporter: it is getting used i

ktvu's david stevenson is here to tell us how hard this is to stop this from happening. >> reporter:knamed rat girl but this is no laughing matter. her affection for rats is endangering her health and the health of the public. hundreds of rats in a san francisco apartment. >> it was shocking. disturbing on a number of levels. >> reporter: officials say the resident, a 43-year-old woman bread hundreds of rats in this room. many you can see burrowing into her belongings. >> there is a mental health issue that needs to be addressed. >> reporter: san francisco public health department says it ended up exterminating a thousand rats. she says in the last three years members of the public reported her. >> the rats have burrowed into other people's rooms. they can carry disease, parasites. >> reporter: at one point the woman lived under this bridge feeding rats. the latest incident may 8. >> i can only imagine this situation is going to continue wherever she lives till she gets the help she needs. >> reporter: it is unclear whether she is getting that help. over the years it has been able to

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. firefighters say the driver crossed the median and ruptured one fuel tank before impact. >> all of a sudden the was a huge ball of blames -- sudden there was a huge ball of flames. >> reporter: one was treated at a hospital for a broken leg. it is not clear how fast the driver was traveling or whether fire erupted before the crash. it shut down the westbound lanes for 12 hours. as crews contained bun hundred 50 gallons of fuel and removed the wreck -- >> never had anything

let's go to rebecca stevenson with an update. >> we are seeing cooler weather and the winds diminish k. humidity is lifting as the air moves in from the west, north-west, and will continue the trend for much of the south-west. not immediately tomorrow for areas around arizona and mexico. fire weather for dry weather, gusty winds continue, especially in arizona, new mexico. we have a wind advisory for parts of southern california. temperatures raping from 97 in -- ranging from 97. a cooler 69 for los angeles. we will see the temperatures drop down through the day tomorrow and monday and tuesday, before they start to climb again, but the dry weather will stay with us, and the gusty winds are rocking as we look at laces north of palmdale. there's gusts 25-30 miles per hour. gusts are continuing to push eastwards. >> we need the wind to calm down. >> yes. >> thank you >>> san antonio mayor castro is said to be president obama's pick for housing and department. he will replace shaun donovan who takes over as director of finance and budget. the white house has not confirmed the moves. >>>

anyway let stevenson small night and it forged by a bronze.sit must live and not playing somebody their own son is not colonels' good to 15 sinless weekdays and tigers to best team in the american league completed a four game series a is very dramatic class 91 in the bottom of the ninth it would tote up to one lead today. miguel garrote best hitter in baseball. to make the play three to detroit then to what tied the game here but watch out for j.d. martinez realize player in left field 17 at ending take 10 million year to be a close another have her in the seventh inning fifth inning he mopped up in struggles against the death victor martinez as for to run double the is go to their credit 53 in the ninth draw shredding it doubles home come in the a's going to do it again for the home crowd rally hands when jed route lowry grounds out coming close 54 tigers next up the angels at anaheim will be the opponent and the a's still split with the great good for detroit ballclub. brian davis detroit tigers again not the voluntary office is an organized

david stevenson is live today. >> as you can see a big crowd is out at the beach. a bigger crowd is expected tomorrow. there's going to be a lot of people working. on an average day, life guards say two people show up for a lunchtime swim. >> i think we're going to hit about 60 people. >> it's really sunny. >> reporter: the hot day brought out a lot of bare skin where the city is usually sunny on one end and shady on the other. >> we were hoping for the water feature to be on but i forgot i was off. it's nice though i love the heat. >> reporter: pg & e says it's gearing up for its most intense heat tomorrow thousand it does not expect any demand on the grid. >> we're going to maintain all hands on deck, readiness approach. >> reporter: another live look out at stinson beach, they're worried that higher temperatures wednesday will mean bigger crowds here. pg & e is also looking for special requests for business customers. we'll have that story for you coming at six clock -- 6:00. for now reporting live david stevenson. >>> thousands of people braved the heat to watc

rebecca stevenson is back. it couldn't come soon enough. >> we'll enjoy the cool down.e have the east coast with heat and humidity. now we have cooler text doors in the way of frost advisories popping up for the mid atlantic, including ohio, virginias, and the carolinas. we are seeing plenty of showers pop up all along the eastern slops of the rockies, and the colorado, and wyoming. in fact, south-west of shian, they have been reporting good sized hail. much of the shower has been created by an area of low pressure. just offshore of washington and oregon. this is the big pressure that will be moving in. as it does so temperatures will go down, trending downwards from washington into oregon and california. definitely is good thing for firefighters with the wind changing direction. we had the westerly wind bring in humidity, getting things less dry, more moist. looking at the radar and clouds, you can see the showers and the storm skirting through south-east wyoming. in the south-west - while we had the cooling los angeles 75, inland there's tripple digit heat. tomorrow w

>>reporter: gordon stevenson remembers his motorcycle riding days fondly, but with an edge. >> i reallygs. >>reporter: this retired baby boomer isn't an easy rider any more or even a daily commuter. >> are you having difficulty moving in traffic, are you afraid? are you feeling not secure in traffic? >>reporter: but he's back in school. >> correct. >>reporter: learning the abcs of driver safety at the aarp's smart driver course. >> driving challenges are always changing, our bodies change, the roads change, cars change. >>reporter: it's a cliche, but the times, they are a changin'. 60 years ago, the interstate highway system didn't exist and smart cars were the stuff of science fiction. >> it'll help you feel more confident. >>reporter: but human behavior is a constant, especially behind the wheel. so for less than $20 senior drivers can learn all about best practices for sharing the road, stopping distances, merging, even techniques for adjusting mirrors to reduce those pesky blind spots. >> we always encourage to change at least one bad driving habit. >>reporter: and the course helps

lance stevenson has turned into a complete jerk slapping lebron. don't make the king angry.him when he's angry. 25 for lebron. this was a blowout early. ray alan to the bird man, chris anderson and then mario chalmers to chris bosh and dunk. heat up 20 at the break. lebron to bosh. miami joins the celtics and lakers going four straight nba finals. game six and kings and blackhawks. al michaels in the house. santa clara valley blackhawk tieing it up at two. he beats jonathon quick stick side. we are tied at three. less than five minutes to go. patrick cane finds the net for the second time in the game. all of the traffic in front. game seven is back in chicago. larry's

. >> all right, so moved the second from commissioner stevenson and, all of no, sir favor, say aye.. >> aye. >> opposed? >> thank you, david. >> for everything. >> monica if you could call the last items, 14, 15, 16 combined. >>announcements. (information and discussion) 15. president's announcements. (information and discussion) 16. new business/future agenda items. (information, discussion and possible action). >> on my end, any announcements in the future agenda items? >> thoughts? >> commissioners josefowitz? >> i just want to thank our dear president for organizing what i thought was a tremendous joint meeting. and we have been here for a very long time now. and not as long as that longer meeting that went on for bloody ever. but, for the pleasantly for this time and thank you very much for organizing that i think that it is tremendous that we can do some more and i think that there are exciting things and opportunities that came out of that. >> glad to do that and, thank you for the feedback. and you know, you sit there through a long meeting and you are wondering, how we are d

thank you for your time, bryan stevenson? >> you're welcome. >>> today, we know why it was the only choice the nba commissioner had. up next, the incredible behind the scenes stories of what the golden state warriors were prepared to do if the nba didn't ban donald sterling for life. os to remove makeup. and bright on schedule eye roller to instantly depuff. for instant beauty sleep, no sleep required. oh! the name your price tool! you tell them how much you want to pay, and they help you find a policy that fits your budget. i told you to wear something comfortable! this is a polyester blend! whoa! uh...little help? i got you! unh! it's so beautiful! man: should we call security? no, this is just getting good. the name your price tool, still only from progressive. it would be a scary process... truecar made it very easy... for me to negotiate, because i didn't really need to do any negotiating at all. save time, save money, and never overpay. visit truecar.com >>> the white house is finally doing something about the disturbin

dunbarton bridge towards stevenson and a crash reported on the northbound side but look at the traffic pattern and looks like on the southbound side as chp arrives we'll get more information and watch both directions for slowing 880 at stevenson and through fremont already and then clearing by the time you reach dixon landing road. the rest of your south bay and northbound route starting to push for 101 northbound to the airport and over here 87 and 85 and a slower drive developing there. along the peninsula, no major problems. here's a look at the rest of the bay and a smooth flow of traffic approaching the bay bridge. live look outside and show you how traffic shapes up here. palo alto and watch for fog along the coast. it might be an issue. slow down, if that's the case. look at san rafael southbound 101, as well. a nice look at some glow. haze in the air, but your visibility here is just fine. the golden gate bridge on the north side where those low clouds keep creeping down. we'll send it back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> at 6:50, a cruel and shocking act caught on camera,

my name is amanda cogen and i'm part of the valencia mccoppin neighborhood group and homeowner on stevenson street, right around the corner from mccoppin hub and on the executive committee of literary festival which has been operating in san francisco successfully for 15 years. one of the things that we have done is the event called the literary reasons and to let the neighbors know that we have readings in the alley and we have done a really good job working with neighbors to make sure that the event pleases the masses. it's been really successful and we have upward of 200 people in the alley and i have never had an issue. as a homeowner, around the corner from mccoppin hub, i really love the plaza idea. i have met with robin and been to many meetings to hear about it and mccoppin hub is a venue we would love to use during the crawl, since we start at market street and go down valencia and through 24th street. so i whole-heartedly support this program, and i also appreciate having gone through the very complicated permitting process every year through sfmta and dpw and the entertainment co

. >>> lance stevenson pulling an odd stunt, blowing in the ear. blowing in the ear? miami heat's lebron james. this is during game five of their -- come on, you've got to do what you've got to do. playoff time. maybe stevenson was on to something, patriots pulled out the victory. >>> check out this baby giraffe. the little guy now making his public debut and doesn't have a name yet but he's already 6 feet tall. i'm so envious. >>> well, google coming under fire after releasing some surprising data on the make-up of its workforce. overwhelming majority of the company's employees are men. 70%, whereas the u.s. labor force is nearly evenly divided between men and women. well, the tech giant also has relatively few. only 2% and 3% respectively. for more on this, charles payne. great to see you. these numbers made me sad because women and minorities are not doing the tech industry. why? >> well, there are a variety of reasons. you know, you heard about the thing with the young girls being as good as boys at the grade school level and something going wrong right as they en

lance stevenson with authority. lebron james and dwyane wade take over in the fourth quarter. wade with a little floater in the lane. he had 23. a late 12-2 run from miami. heat win it 87-83 and tie the series at a game apiece. >> key to success, under promise and over deliver. >> that's larry's motto. >> thanks larry very much.

lance stevenson has turned into a complete jerk slapping lebron. don't make the king angry. you won't like him when he's angry. 25 for lebron. this was a blowout early. ray alan to the bird man, chris anderson and then mario chalmers to chris bosh and dunk. heat up 20 at the break. lebron to bosh. miami joins the celtics and lakers going four straight nba finals. game six and kings and blackhawks. al michaels in the house. santa clara valley blackhawk tieing it up at two. he beats jonathon quick stick side. we are tied at three. less than five minutes to go. patrick cane finds the net for the second time in the game. all of the traffic in front. game seven is back in chicago. larry's sports. >> we will be teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he be speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested an additional 2 billion dollars in education. now john perez is running for contro

ktvu's david stevenson has been gathering information about what police -- surprised neighbors there. david. >> frank, the predawn raid began with a bang here as police use force to enter the motorcycle club's headquarters. the san francisco police department gang task force served the search warrant at the hell's angels headquarters at 5:00 a.m. waking neighbors just a few feet away. >> 5:00 a.m., i heard what could have been a gun shot and it bothered me enough that i thought that's interesting and went back to bed. >> police shot the lock off a door to get in and began taking away evidence. the cell phone picture shows helmeted officers clustered outside the compound. located on a tennessee avenue cul-de-sac. arrested at the scene, 42-year- old, charles of san francisco, a suspect in what police are calling a vicious attack. >> it stemmed from incidents in the ladder part of 2013 where members of the hell's angels assaulted somebody. that victim was severely injured. >> club members declined to speak to us. the role in the organization is unclear. he was booked this morning into sa

reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2news. >>> the manhunt is over. a former calfire battalion chief who has been on the run for more than two weeks has now been arrested for the stabbing death of his girlfriend. orrville mo fleming is accused of killing his 26-year-old girlfriend in sacramento earlier this month. the sacramento county sheriffs detectives arrested him near where his pickup truck was abandoned in elk grove. we are working to get more information on how authorities discovered him. we'll have an update for you, coming up at 5:30. >>> all lanes are clear tonight after a mess on interstate 880 in oakland this afternoon. news chopper 2 was over the crash on northbound 880 near the broadway off ramp, involving a big rig and three other vehicles. officers tell us one of those vehicles was stolen. traffic was also backed up on the southbound lanes of 880, near fifth street. that's where a truck spilled a load of slabs onto the freeway. >>> a member of our news team captured this video of drivers trying to get out of gridlock by making an illeg

. >> for the environment commission president jash -- josh units ua arce, stevenson, nicholas, commissioners sarah wong, commissioner king is excused. >> please call the next item. >> please call for public comment. >> opening remarks for item 3. opening remarks by public utilities commission press vince courtney and xhis on the environment president joshua arce. >> we'll call for public comment on this item, but before we do, commissioner arce? >> thank you. on behalf of all of us at the san francisco commission on environment, we are excited to be here today. we've been talking about getting together with the puc for a long time and it's been years since our committee met. i think we all agree that it's certainly the environment commission and the puc as well that there is a major sense of shared response responsibility in the amount of work we do. it's not just the environment of the commission is sole stewards of the environment and they are running water and power. from today we are excited about learning in more ways to collaborate. the city's environmental agenda has a lot to benefit

reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now on the oil spill. the ship hit a support tower on november 7, 2007. it dumped 53 gallons of fuel into the bay and created millions of dollars in damage and killed many birds and wildlife. he was the pilot that helm at the time of the crash. he pleaded guilty to two misdemeanors and then served a 10 month prison term. authorities say he was traveling too fast for the fog and was impaired by prescription drugs. at his sentencing he apologized and said there were things he should have done differently. his pilot's license was permanently revoked. our coverage continues on www.ktvu.com. you can find out more about the changes made after the oil spill. just go to web links on our home page. >>> developing news tonight. troubled san francisco star aldon smith changed his plea from not guilty no contest. it stems from two incidents. it means a judge will decide his punishment. ktvu's robert handa was in court. there could be movement in the case today? >> reporter: that's right. sources told us all day

stevenson, you indicated that cody does not affect drug use. is there any evidence that the mandatory minimum for small amounts of crack when we had the 100-1 to 30, to encourage people to use powder, when they could have 100 times more powder, his or indicate indication that people would not take a crack, they're going to say the powder? >> no. very sadly they are driven by an addiction, by a disorder that is actually shaping their choice. they're not worried about tomorrow or the next week. most cannot tell you what the penalties are. until we recognize we are going to be misdirecting a lot of our resources -- >> if your goal is to reduce drug use, you mentioned a public health approach -- >> no question, a lot of countries have invested in interventions and many states have also used to drug courts where they authorize treatment and supervision. i want to emphasize the point about supervision, it is proved to be very effective. if you spend $50,000 a year to keep somebody in prison, that does not accomplish much. if you take $10,000 and make

lance stevenson with authority. lebron james and dwyane wade take over in the fourth quarter. wade with a little floater in the lane. he had 23. a late 12-2 run from miami. heat win it 87-83 and tie the series at a game apiece. >> key to success, under promise and over deliver. >> that's larry's motto. >> thanks larry very much. that's our report thanks for being here. i'm carol a lynn johnson. we continue on-line, facebook and all of your mobile devices. our next newscast is at 4:30 tomorrow morning. >> and right now on jimmy kimmle, johnny knoxville. >> have a good night, everyone. >> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- johnny knoxville. dave salmoni and wild animals. and music from timeflies. with cleto and the cletones. and now, first of all, here's jimmy kimmel! ♪ "jimmy kimmel live" and now, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you for watching. thank you for coming to

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the san francisco fire chief told our david stevenson a egg time we are a note was found but so far no explosives though it's causing issues in the area with market street shut down between 7th and 8th. we're keeping our crew on the scene and we'll have updated information as it comes in. >>> a fruit recall to warn you about issued by an organic company. we finally know the name of the san francisco zoo's newest addition. a 10-month-old red panda. ñsxóxgñ stocks are mixed. internet companies are falling for the second straight day. aol dropped 22% after its earnings fell far short of expectations. the dow is currently up 94. >>> san francisco prodeuce company is recalling organic mangos sold in the past month. pacific organic produce recalled cases of organic mangos shipped to five states including california. fruits may possibly be contaminated with listeria. the mangos were sold under the purity organic brand between april 14th and may 2nd. listeria is a food-borne illness that can be deadly. symptoms include fever and muscle aches. >>> san francisco zoo is showing off its newest res

. >> commissioner stevenson? >> you said we are not at the 10 percent goal. where are we? >> the 10 percent goal is a curve. demand goes up. so far we've been tracking fairly close. it's a little bit below when we've had some pretty hot spells. it has gone up during those periods. so we are actually fairly close. we think with a little bit more effort and the campaign we are counting on a lot there and hope to get over the top for in city use. outside of san francisco, we are lagging behind and that's where we are working with our wholesale can ustomers to try to make sure we get their use down as well. we are reevaluating how to get that out there to make sure the message is strong and clear and that we all need to conserve. >> is it for the can ustomers and citizens and residents that have the biggest impact? >> the wholesale can ustomers we sell to the water districts. that's where we hit them and and their obligation to go to their can ustomers. we are working with an add campaign to get to the can ustomers regard lers -- regardless of the area they are in. >> rain bae