when we hear more from the union city police department we will keep you posted. we'll also be looking at all three shooting is to see if they are related. >> we have new video we want show everyone of giants fan bryan stowe and that were taken several hours before he was beaten. dmz got this itself from shot as he was arguing with someone during the game we're not sure if it was the beginning or near the end of again stowe is the one with a black shirt he is arguing with that dodger fan. the man he is our real with is not a suspect. leaving the stadium as the was attacked barry stouffer still remains in critical condition so more deadly details of that crash in renown nevada out. amtrak train was headed to the bay area jonathan davis attracting was under scrutiny for operating a truck which tires sobol they had to be taken off the road way. it's not sure if the record show anything concerning this crap six people are dead and 20 are injured arid behalf >> and in the forecast we're talking very way >> it may pick up significant rainfall numbers we have low cloud c

and live from union city.re still unaccounted for for the 20 injured and six fatalities outside of reno. the semi truck collided with the amtrak train. a spokesperson says there still try to find five people upper on the train. over 200 passengers were traveling. >> this second person this the second person from amberwood critical nursing home. her car crashed through a wall and killed a 100 year-old woman. the possibility of this crash is that the driver hit the brakgas pedal instead of the gabrake pedal. and another helper woman, 80 year-old has been the also killed and another-alderwoman she was 88 . >> a 4 year-old is in critical condition >> you can skills and the small yellow truck with toys and the front yard. you can still-see if the tories. this 4 year-old is in critical condition. the culinaparent took time out to help the driver with a jump start. when she was returning into the driveway, the boy was still under the car. first responders are right. the neighbor was here when the helicopters landed a

reporting live in union city, kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> time now 6:48.na congresswoman gabrielle giffords got a standing ovation last night at her first public appearance since that shooting rampage in january. take a look. here's some of the photos showing the congresswoman as she continues her recovery. now we've heard she was at a nasa awards ceremony last night in houston along with her husband there, astronaut mark kelly. reports say the 41-year-old congresswoman entered the ceremony while being pushed in a wheelchair. she also waved and smiled at the crowd. >>> testimony continues today in florida in the casey anthony murder trial. one day after a judge denied a mistrial. >> based upon the reports that the court has reviewed, the court will find that the defendant is competent to continue to proceed. >> anthony's team of lawyers try to get a mistrial telling a judge that they do not believe casey omentally competent based on private discussions. she was given three mental exams and found to be competent. anthony is accused of suffocating her toddle

still ahead at 6:30 -- union city police investigate a crime hot spot in their city. last night's violence there makes three incidents in less than a year. >> and flooded north dakota city looks to recovery from unstoppable natural disaster. >> the u.s. supreme court will issue a decision today on who can buy violent video games. california state law says minors shouldn't be allowed to. but what about the first amendment? the issue straight ahead. >> a good news, bad news. bad news, flight arrival delays in sfo. good news, 20 minutes. that's not too bad. all right. the only one across the country, but more will develop and the flight tracker will have them. abññ/ñ/ññññ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñ/ñú i have fallen in love with making bird houses. caw caw! [ director ]what is that? that's a horrible crow. here are some things that i'll make as little portals. honestly, i'd love to do this for the rest of my life so i've got to take care of my heart. for me, cheerios is a good place to start. [ male announcer ] got something you'll love to keep doing? take care of your heart. you

in between, a member of a union city latino gang called the dakotos allegedly opened fire on a black student, a 14-year- old boy. >> the guy just pulled out a gun and shot two times and killed my friend. >> reporter: his friend told us he watched him die on the steps of barnes white middle school. in a lawsuit, six families claimed the gang had been beating and terrorizing students for months and the school district did nothing to stop it. >> numerous african-american students attend the school under the threat of harassment and racially motivated violence and threats of violence. >> reporter: 3.5 years later the suspect has never been caught. the families claim the violence continues and their children, who witnessed the murder, are still suffering. >> he has been diagnosed with post traumaer stress disorder. >> reporter: a woman's son who was the boy's best friend should have graduated from high school this year. >> emotionally and mentally, he is not himself. he didn't graduate from high school this year. he has been to four high schools in the last four years. and so it's a drast

and this out of union city.an is recovering in hospital this happened at the 600 block of wood bowl road there is still searching for the suspect in this shooting and there were two other fatal shootings that have happened at the same home. >> the shooting happened at the house or right behind main. a neighbor said she believes it is the same family was involved in the other shootings. this is video from last night a 22 year-old was standing in the front yard of the some and someone came up and started shooting at him he ran off and they're not sure if he got into affect a motor vehicle. as far as this your teams that have happened at this place, of neighbors refused to >> to may. in september of 2010 as step son shot a step father to death in the driveway. according to one neighbor it is an elderly woman that lives in the house. you see a baby stroller in the front and a swing set in the back. the victim as name they know who he is the they're not releasing his name at this time. >> we have new video of brian's

if approved it would have the richmond city with the union city and el cerrito as highest. the other measure would funnel $6 million in projected revenues from the new tax rate to schools and city services for the poor. parents say second measure only applies to how the use the money and is not legally binding. >> also the city of hercules is holding a recall election, voters will decide if the mayor and city councilman donald keating, recall over the financial crisis and questionable development deals including no bid contracts. >> eric: things are heating up for us outside today. >> kristen: at least warming up. >> eric: there is a bit of a nuance there, mike? >> if you compare it to average, it's not going to be heating compared to where we've been. it's going to be lot warmer and even warmer as we head into the weekend. watch out for that. here we're looking at the flow coming out of the north bay, a small curl in the atmosphere. you may find some along the coast, i think we'll see a lot of sunshine this afternoon. temperatures even though we're starting off cooler in mo

in union city abc 7 news. >>> headache. skin rash. bloody nose. those are the symptoms some people living in san francisco hunter point neighborhood are complaining about. they say it is from toxic dust blowing off the old naval shipyard. now there's an investigation into allegations that the city tried to cover up the danger. jonathan the bloom reports from an emotional hearing today at city hall. >> we know we have a conspiracy and conclusion. >>reporter: angry activist group say san francisco health department has gotten too cozy with the developer promising to turn the old hunter point naval shipyard into a vibrant neighborhood. shops. housing. maybe a football stadium would line the new streets but first they have to clean up decades of toxic waste left on the site including asbestos. >> it don't take whole l cup full of asbestos. it takes one t.one particle to come down that your lung. >>reporter: vivian donohue claims she's had chronic headaches and her granson has suffered from nosebleeds since the clean up started half block from her hous

an investigation also continues in union city in the latest homicide there. the third one this year. police say a man was shot and killed yesterday evening on venus place. found him on the ground in front of a home there just after 5:00. we don't know the man's name. neighbors say he was married and had children. so far no arrests have been made. and there's no further word about a possible suspect. >>> new this morning, a south bay teacher has been arrested accused of sexually abusing one of her students. investigators are now looking at the possibility of other victims. ktvu's tara moriarty just got off the phone with police. tara, what have you been able to find out? >> reporter: well, i'll get to that in just a minute. first i want to tell you that we're in a neighborhood in san hoe sea where we believe that the accused teacher lives or once lived. two weeksing a police arrested her on suspicion of child moles station. she is 28 year old phelps. and she has been teacher at stratford middle school off andover lane for the past five years. she's accused of

hayward, union city, fremont that traffic looks good. let's move the maps up to contra costa county. so far not a huge delay on highway 4. it is getting a little bit slow. but not a huge delay yet on the way out to concord and walnut creek 680 southbound looks good. 5:17. let's go to steve. >>> sal, thank you. very happy monday morning. warm up on sunday in advance of a system which will be here tomorrow. so today's kind of the transition day. the tweener day. the coast is filling in rapidly with fog. low clouds and sunny and breezy. cool to mild to warm. 60s, 70s and low to mid-80s. the system dropping in tomorrow showing every sign of giving the north bay rain. there will be some really decent i mean for this time of the year totals up in northwest california and northern sacramento valley. the question is how farth south will this make it. south bay may not get anything but north bay in line for possibility of maybe quarter to half inch. one forecast model goes crazy with some of the rain. the other two we'll get rain but not that muc

it happened at a home on whipple road near union city border with hayward. the same location where someone was murdered last month. another murder took place last september. police have made an arrest in september case. they don't know if the incidents are related. >> in nevada, amtrak says five people are still unaccounted for from friday's deadly crash. man working for nevada trucking company drove his big rig through a desert crossing gate and in to two double-decker train cars. the fiery crash killed him and five people on the train. authorities did not find additional victims in the wreckage. yesterday, one of those killed was the veteran train conductor laurette lee whose family lives in concord. >> she was comfortable being a conductor. she liked that position. she's good at it. >> a very big person, a big voice. a heart three times bigger than her voice. she looked out for everyone. >> federal investigators are looking at a number of factors that may have played a role in the crash, fatigue, distracted driving and drugs and alcohol. they are looking

union city 76. half moon bay, pacifica seeing fog working its way over the region.peratures ranging from the low to mid-60s for tomorrow. we have got pleasant hill and walnut creek at 87. antioch and brentwood 90 degrees. so be sure. grab that sun screen when you head out because you're going to have to reapply it often. u.v. index at 9. santa rosa 85 along with mill valley. valley 81. low 60s to low 90s for tomorrow. high 60s to 90. tuesday will be the warmest day of the week. low 70s to high 90s. so temperatures are really going to get hot there. and then we will trend through thursday. really in the high 80s and 90s and then we will see low 80s friday and saturday. >> interesting. so we can cool down a little bit. >> thank you very much. erika. >>> the bay area's version of a basement in a grocery store. brides to be looking for bargains found them today at the grocery outlet in oakland where wedding gowns were on sale starting at $99. the gowns usually sell for up to $700. hundreds of women turned out to look for bargains among them. >> it is one of the biggest

if you are driving from hayward to union city we don't have a lot of slow traffic. and in the south bay can see that southbound 85 approaching saratoga is slower. i'm wondering why that is. i'm checking it out with chp. we will keep watching for you. let's go to steve. >>> thank you, sir. on this friday morning a little bit of clouds. golden gate already turning cloudy. low fog being reported in the north bay as well. some sun breaking through east bay, south bay and parts of the peninsula. it won't last long. our system is getting closer. it's a big system for early june it's a whopper. it has lot of moisture with it. the key is the timing. it will settle in off of san francisco the low and sit there for awhile. we will get rain probably later on along the mendocino coast and the north coast. the main impact will be saturday morning. the key with this system is if it stannites current position once it ends up hoar it will sit here and send in band after band. and as the front does move through, it will move away from its energy source that being the low. anyone clo

house is on whipple road near union city border with hayward. investigators are trying to determine whether these shootings are connected in some way. >>> 34-year-old mystery has finally been solved. walnut creek police announce this evening that the remains of lou ellen found in creek bed near lake bear east a. 2002 roger known as the i-5 strangler confessed to killing the walnut creek 21-year-old. that was back in 1977. in 2009 tl he took investigators to the same area but a bone wasn't found no bones were found until early this year. dna con if you remember the match and police notified the family on friday. >>> we are getting our first look now at brian stow inside dodger stadium the night that he was so brutally attacked. tmz posted this video on the web site today. it shows a man wearing a blue donor jersey pointing at stow who is seated. he pulls up his hand as the other man makes his way to his seat. his cousin told us that he thinks the man was training to bait stow in some kind of confrontation. >> what i have heard is gal that shot th

herself always getting paint on cellphone towers and in oakland, fremont, union city as well.ties are now trying to obtain cellphone records to find that a specific location and they are looking at surveillance video near the hospital. >> we see what appears to be machel's car leaving, we can determine what is in the car or determine that is >> authorities have interviewed 15-20 people, at this point no arrests have been made. >> live to springfield, massachusetts. a chopper over head of the damage caused by tornadoes. >> the chopper is zeroing in on the damage, trees have been uprooted, some homes are left in splinters, some homes are left standing. over in joplin, missouri, where they have the deadliest tornado, everyone has been accounted for that was listed as missing. that means either that were located where the deaths have been confirmed. at one point more than 1300 people were listed as missing. that tornado on may 22nd killed more than 100 people. that makes it the deadliest tornado since 1950. the death count could still rise because many of those victims are in the

. >> además de unión city otra ciudad al este de la bahía es hate word. >> la población ha ido en aumentoorganizo cor una organización religiosa. >> fabiola esto es todo por el momento. >> mientras eso ocurria en el área de la bahía en washington. >> miles de estudiantes activistas protestaron porque no están listos los nuevos lineamientos para doportar indocumentados peligrosos. >> los estudiantes no pierden las esperanzas y continuaran presionando a la casa blanca. >> los que rechazan esto porque violan los derechos humanos. >> en méxico cruzcaya alice tiene todos los detalles. >> organizaciones alzaron la voz para protestar, porque esto está dando pasó a graves faltas a los derechos humanos. >> leyes bajo campañas de odio y violan el derecho internacional. >> este tipo de leyes criminalizan la inmigración . >> si contratas un indocumentado, transportas o rentas un departamento a un indocumentado eres criminal. >> muchos han sido obligados a emigrar de sus países por razones económicas . >> estás medidas son lacerantes para los inmigrantes no solo mexicanos sino también de todo el mundo

union city's police community unit has been trying to figure out what causes a problem house. no arrests have been made. >>> 8:55. a danville stunt pilot is alive after a plane crash. jackie was flying home south of burns in oregon. she performed her acrobatics and was able to radio another pilot who sent rescuers to the site. her plane, known as the red eagle, was not recognizable as an airplane. she says the plane had engine failure. she had been scheduled to perform at the livermore show later this year. >>> researchers at a south african facility are scheduled to open william shakes pierce's gave -- william shakespeare's grave. >>> if you ever wanted it to -- wanted to see what it's like to run at 70 miles an hour, now is your chance. animals at the san diego do -- at the san diego doent, the cheetahs run along -- zoo, the cheetahs run along the pack. >>> the fair for today's ticket 2s day, the fair is celebrating 99 years and there's plenty to do, includeing the rights, the concert, the horse raising and competitive eating. go to ktvu.com, do it before midnight and scroll

union city. good evening everyone. michelle lee disappeared from kaiser hospital in hayward on may 27t 27th. tonight investigators reveal they are now searching for her body. abc 7 vick lee live in hayward with tonight's developments for us. vick. >>reporter: as you said, hayward police has officially declared this a homicide. while they were holding their briefing here at the station tonight, abc 7 learned that their investigators were searching the apartment of a person of interest. for the family as you can imagine this has been a very difficult day. >> no we will have a statement by tomorrow. yes. i thank you for all your support. thank you. >>reporter: after breaking the sad news to michelle lee's family members, captain darrell mc allister told reporters police will investigate her disappearance as homicide. >> we realize this is the worst possible news that michelle's family and friends and everyone would has been looking for her would want to hear. >>reporter: police believe lee was murde

we're going to continue our live team coverage. >> reporter: police in union city are saying one particular home inside the city limits is not a safe place to be. >>> plus an update on the fire burning near a nuclear lab that's forcing evacuations. >>> good morning. westbound bay bridge traffic looks pretty good coming into san francisco. we'll tell you more about the morning commute. can i eat heart healthy without giving up taste? a man can only try... and try...and try. i heard eating whole grain oats can help lower my cholesterol. it's gonna be tough...so tough. my wife and i want to lower our cholesterol, but finding healthy food that tastes good is torturous. your father is suffering. [ male announcer honey nut cheerios tastes great and can help lower cholesterol. >>> good morning to you. welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. it's tuesday june 28. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. time now 5:30. check in with sal for a look at traffic this morning. >>> all right. pam and dave, good morning once again. go outside to the cameras and show you the traffic is moving

union city police are warning of two con artists who are scamming people using a bogus story about a winning lottery ticket. we bring in george from fremont with the latest. and the story sounds so far-fetched. why did the man trust these scammers? >> reporter: you know, we asked him why he decided to do that, and he says he doesn't know why he decided to trust these two men. but he did, and it cost him big time. it was a super lotto ticket, and the promise of riches, that made 60-year-old take a leap of faith. but that leap of faith has cost him $9,000. he says he had just arrived at the dmv when two men claimed they had a winning lottery ticket worth $9 million. the scammers told him a sob story about how they were in the country illegally and could not claim the money because they feared they would be deported. >> i don't have a social security number. what can i do? i need somebody to help me. >> reporter: investigators say the crooks called a fake call center and a woman confirmed they had woman. the con artist promised singh 1/3 of the winnings but only if he gave them thousand

there is a second lawsuit pending against union city police. the families claim they did not protect the african-american students from that violence. live in union city, christin ayers, cbs 5. >>> tonight one of the fbi's most wanted is behind bars. agents arrested accused mob boss james "whitey" bulger in santa monica in an apartment late last night. he has been on the run for 16 years accused of running boss's vicious winter hill gang. he has been linked to 19 murders. in 2006, one of bulger's lieutenants told "60 minutes," the mob king was a violent cold- blooded killer. >> he stabbed people. he beat people with bats. he shot people. strangled people. run them over with cars. >> you said also that he liked killing. >> yeah. >> 81-year-old whitey bulger appeared in a los angeles court today along with his long-time girlfriend catherine greig. they agreed to be sent back to massachusetts on murder charges. >>> now, bulger spent time in prison before. this was his mugshot from a stint on alcatraz in the '60s for bank robbery. he spent three ye

. >> her son was a witness to the a shooting death in union city's new haven unified school district. she says her son and other buy boys are sharing same symptom autos emotionally he's not his self. he didn't graduate from high school this year. he's been to four high schools in the last four years. and so this drastically affected his education, as well as mental state. >> the representatives mother in the suit, ter ease sanders, did not want to talk. today in hayward, attorney announced six families affected by the death and the shooting of several students here last year have settled a suit against the district. pamela price filed this suit. >> on behalf of african american students attending schools in union city who have been chased, assaulted, attacked and targeted by the gang. >> the suit charges the school district does d.not protect african american stud yints from the local latino gang. the school district says a cash settlement has been reached other terms have not been finalized, issuing any settlement is contingent upon several events that have not occurred. in the $725,

of san jose is imposing pay cuts on four group of unionized city workers. the council voted 8-3 to impose a 10% cut in pay and benefit. the city faces a $115 million budget shortfall. six other unions have agreed to the cuts. city leaders say the reduction will help avoid more layoffs. but the threat of job losses still looms in the police department. the city can't impose a contract on police or firefighters. the police union is still negotiating with the city. >>> this morning, the crew of the space shuttle "endeavor" is back on earth and wrapped up the final mission. >> touchdown. >> it was a spectacular sight to see. late last night at florida's kennedy space center. "endeavor" touched down just after 11:30 p.m. our time following a 16-day mission. it's the next to last mission in nasa 30-year space shuttle program. atlantis is scheduled to launch the program time shuttle mission on july 8. couldn't see it as well because it was a nighttime landing but still, mike, we can say there was a beacon of light in terms of the human ingenuity. how is t

in union city, abc 7 news. >> just when you thought it's over, the case is back and dragging on longer, a judge's decision gives students more time to decide whether to retry the slugger. abc 7 is back in the courtroom today and in the newsroom with more now. >> students -- prosecutors will have two months before they setlett a judge know if they want to retry bonds, bonds was accused of lying to a grand jury. he told them he never knowingly used steroids. the trial ended in april with a convention on only one count of obstruction of justice for a answer about receiving an injection from a trainer. the lawyers want the judge to throw out the conviction. the judge agreed with the prosecution that she needs to make her decision on that request before the government decides what goitsing to do next. if the judge does acquit him, prosecutors may want to start over with a new trial f the convention stands, a retrial on the counts might not make sense. >> the one thing the government wants is that they want to put the label "convicted felon" on barry bonds. they want him to do time. i think

castro valley, union city, fremont, low 80s everybody else mid to upper 70s.upper 80s in south bay where sunnyvale and milpitas at 83. low 80s for the peninsula. you can see the mid-50s along the coast. 57 in the sunset. downtown san francisco, around 70 degrees. north bay, 75 in sausalito, 80 in san rafael to 90 in santa rosa and beaches in the mid-50s. monterey, mid to upper 70s. upper 80s to low 90s inland. hugged over to the game coliseum clear and comfortable, 68 down to about 64 degrees. as far as tonight's temperatures warmest in fremont, low to mid-60s there. notice the southerly surge of marine layer clouds rolling in. that is the sea breeze that knocks our temperatures down to 4-8 degrees down and another 2-4 degrees on friday. by sunday into monday, tuesday and wednesday, warming trend. temperatures once again above average. >> good morning. i have great looking traffic shots to show you. this one looks beautiful and traffic is light heading out of marin county. san mateo bridge no problem problems all morning and still 14 minutes or less from 880 t

---"latoya jameika kenny", de "union city", tambien murÓ en el lugar de los hechos.a hospitalizada con heridas graves. ---un miembro de una pandilla de "oakland" pasaÁ el resto de su vida en la Árcel despÉs de que un jurado lo encontrara culpable de matar a dos personas en dos incidentes separados.---"iÁn ordaz", de 30 aÑos, acabo con la vida de "tomas melero-smith", a quien confundió con un miembro de otra pandilla rival.---el jurado dictamiÓ que "ordaz" cometio homicidio en primer grado, ya que penso, planeo y ejecuÓ el asesinato de "melero-smith" el primero de septiembre de 2007.---por el homicidio de "allan mejia", "ordaz" fue encontrado culpable de homicidio en segundo grado. ---"giovanni ramirez", el Único sospechoso detenido por la brutal golpiza propinada a un aficionado de los "gigantes de san francisco" es investigado tambÉn por un caso de intento de homicidio en nevada.---de acuerdo a un reporte policial, "raÍrez" fue nombrado como sospechoso en un caso de intento de homicidio en "henderson", una ciudad a 20 millas al sureste de las vegas.---"raÍrez" todav

a tornado in northern california down by union city.an see the final define itself, this is posted on you too. that is how we first got our hands on it. the weather service will send out a team today to determine the strength of that 20 a. there is no damage reported. three other tornadoes touched down in the same area last week. in that series of tornadoes, hundreds of acres, up, and orchards were >> partly cloudy today, tomorrow we will have more rain, showers continuing to saturday and sunday. it looks like a chance of showers will continue into monday. right now towers are warming into the fifties. fifties into the north bay. '40's through the livermore valley. by the afternoons the highs should be in the '60s. upper 60s to the delta. and morgan hill could reach 70. your 7 day around the bay shows or wet weather continued in greater monday. after that we will dry out into tuesday and wednesday and warm up to bring the charges back into the '70s and the inland spots. under 60's around the date and '50s and '60s on the coast. let's ge

gizelle es that ban lives in union city. they spent saturday morning searching her car and apartment and even her trash. >> we were knocking on every door until sunday morning and we noticed the activity and we know they were fingerprinting. >> we know she is a former friend of michelle's. i know they have been disgrunt weighed each other in the past. >> le was last seen at kaiser hospital. she told colleagues she had to go to her car but she never came back. honda was found a few days few blocks away from the hospital. >> the suspect in the bryan stow beating case has taken a lie detector test. ramirez and family members say he was baby-sitting his daughter. he took a polygraph tuesday night but the results won't be made public. >> even when we find out results from the lapd our agreement, i'm sure this is going to disappoint everybody, this is our agreement and the district attorney's on oofsz are not going to announce them. >> however, according to the san francisco examiner, a polygraph expert hichbtd that he had passed.

. >>> muchísimas gracias, ramón, la policía de union city le pide a la comunidad que se comunique conantil, rafael mosqueda, de 56 años, estaba en libertad condicional, las autoridades cree que podría haber más víctimas, piden a los padres que consulten a sus hijos . >>> en oakland, un hombre está bajo arresto, por haber apuntado a un agente de la policía con un arma de fuego, se dio a la fuga, después de ser detenido, después de la búsqueda, se arrestó al sospechoso y se recuperó el arma. >>> los propietarios de casa, piden a bank of américa, que baje sus tasas de interés, los m anifestantes acusan al bank of américa, que les niegan las reducciones de préstamo y de intgererses. >>> estamos aquí y no nos vamos a mover, hasta que no bajen los intereses. >>> noticias univisión 14, trató de tener la opinión de bank of américa, sobre estas quejas. >>> el precio de las viviendas en estados unidos, está en el prc más bajo dcsd el 2010, lucía navarro habló con un agente de bienes raíces. >>> imágenes como esaa, son muy comunes en estados unidos, miles de casas devueltas a los bancos, porque

the city has reached a tentative compromise with the police union and four other city employer groupsan could save the city $40 million a year. they are willing to pay a part of their pension plan. but if councilmembers vote to bring 44 cops back, 44 others would be let go through attrition. it's a problem the city's police chief has to deal with. >> this year if things go through and we're budgeted for 650, we want to go a little above that by 20 to 22, trade at six a month, worst case scenario. for me, i'll take it. i'll take whatever i can get. >> with a $58 million budget, local groups are pushing for funds to be spent on social programs instead of adding more cops. >>> the alameda county fair is in full swing in the east bay but there's one attraction that could send shivers down your spine. "today in the bay's" bob redell with a look at dishes fit for the strongest appetites. >> reporter: good morning, marla. come to the fair and get what we refer to as regular food, the world's largest barbecue. find people like jungle george who will be selling exotic meats and of course your

we just talked to a person with the city union of mid-level managers, camp, and she says that they wantaining now before the city council declares a fiscal emergency. >> we want to sit down to the table to negotiate pension reform and we have not had that opportunity. the city hasn't come to the table to do so. >> reporter: now, the unions accuse the city of stonewalling on this issue. they say there was a meeting last friday. they expected to start these talks. the city said we didn't want to talk about anything except the language in this ballot measure that's being proposed and that's what prompted this rv campout outside city hall which the unions say they will staff 24/7 waiting to hear from the city. we haven't heard from the city although i got a text from the mayor's office saying they are surprised that the unions are taking this step especially because these three unions, camp which is mid-level managers, architects and maintenance supervisors, usually the first to agree to the city demands when it comes to cuts in pay and benefits so historically have been very willing to wor

this is just a big mess for hayward and union city.d 880 a little bit lighter than usual getting up past oakland to downtown. of course there's always a back up at the toll plaza. it's backed up for about a 15 to 20 - minute delay. now let's go to steve. >>> okay, sal, thanks. we have a lot of fog out there. that's gonna be -- that's gonna mean cooler. still kind of a cap with high pressure on it. it's shallow but it's there. i mean, the coast looks to be rather sold out. 50s and os. you can see how -- and 60s. you can see. 55 san francisco to 70 in livermore. there's the fog. a west-southwest wind at 18, almost 20. that's a sure sign that things will cool down a little bit. inland areas are those who simply don't get the sea breeze. or if you don't, it has to be a really howling one. that system coming out of the gulf of alaska is a big one. a lot of low and mid-90s instead of 100s and then 50, 60s, and 70s for areas that will drop degrees compared to yesterday. >>> the continuing investigation of a gruesome discovery at the marina in

union city, calaveras road, and pockets of rain in morgan hills. it was a record june 4th june 4th rainfall. here's some record. over an inch for san francisco. breaking those record set back mainly in 1993. napa, close to an inch there, and also monterey, a little over half inch. this is a look at the system. it brought us some heavy rainfall between 9:00 and noon today. you can see a bit of the break near right now. so a lull in the action. this low will bring us a few more scattered showers tomorrow. >> alan: in other news, police in san san san san san -- san je are looking for a gunman. two people died after being shot last night. a second man was treated for injuries. detectives say the victims were drinking beer in front of a house when a man opened fire on them. this is san jose's 23rd 23rd homicide of the year. they recorded a total 206 homicide for all of -- 20 homicide for all of last year. >> the daughter of the suspect in the bryan stow beat say he is innocent. they wanted to talk about the accusations against ram -- ramirez. he says s

near east bay highs mainly in the low 70s. 72 union city. 73 castro valley. 71 oakland.ast bay mainly low 80s up to mid 80s at antioch and near monterey bay highs in the mid 60s near the bay and upper 70s to low 80s inland. the accuweather seven-day forecast. further cooling on friday and saturday with inland highs just barely getting up to 80 degrees in the warmest location ms. it will be a bit warmer on sunday which is father's day. and it will be a glorious father's day, indeed. and warmer still on monday and tuesday. by the way, tuesday is the official date of the summer solstice arriving at 10:16 a.m. pacific daylight time and it it first day of summer high temperatures in the low 90s. >> seems to fit. >> it really does. >> thank you spencer, very much. >>> coming up, it is official. final word on a project to transform treasure island. >>> plus, the green plan the city of concord has for all of these railroad box cars. >>> and overseas, riots in greece threaten to topple the government. stay with us. the nekq watch here on the right where tied up traffic on the san

we told you about the crash in union city.hat's gone but southbound 880 is busy from about a street "and then it -- from about" a "street and then it moves slower. the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up for about a five- minute delay. i want to remind you that the cable cars -- if you are a tourist, and watching from your hotel, the cable streets are out today. we'll have more on this. unfortunately, it's bus service. they will be out for the next few days on powell street. they are out for a longer street on california street -- a longer time on california street. and by the way, welcome to san francisco. what's the weather gonna be like? let's go to steve. >> well, it's unusual. we'll have 60s and there will be some sun, a lot of clouds and occasionally showers. rain is already moving in for some. today the low moves into the north. so that gives us very unsettled conditions. later on this afternoon, out toward the valley. the weekend does look like rain. the only bugaboo would be if this next low comes in and if this system

city budget cuts. in a 7-4 vote, the mayor's new budget plan was approved. the move came after the police union agreed that officers would take a 10% pay cut. we spoke with the mayor about the decision. >> any time you're laying off police officers and shrinking the fire department, cutting back library hours, it's a sad day. it's a very difficult decision but it's driven by a budget gap that we had to close. >> kron4's j.r. stone talked with the police chief and the union about the tough decisions ahead. >> we want to make that message perfectly clear for people, this is not the time. we will continue to focus on gang-related crime. >> reporter: he made a vow to the community after it was finalized that 180 officers will be laid off. >> you had a riot involving 100 people just a short distance down the block from city hall. you had a triple shooting. you can't afford to lay off one officer, let alone a hundred. >> our number one priority is that response to 911 calls for service is the first priority. >> reporter: the chief says gang investigations are also at the top of his priority list. but

. >> they say from now on she is going bypass this bart station and catch in it union city. vicky said it confirmed her problems. >> i wnobtd walking after dark because we have all these beautiful hills and homes and it's not safe. >> the suspects had their face covered up so police don't have a good description of them on. after the two teenage girls are okay but undoubtedly shaken up. they just learned that the suspects fired a warning shot before taking their things and running off. >>> san jose police are looking for a more information about a teacher accused of having sexuality relations with students. she is a private teacher and she appeared in court this morning. karina rusk is live at the san jose courthouse. you talked to her attorney. >> yes, i did and she is going to return to court here in san jose on july 8 to enter a plea. she is arrested two weeks ago and now on out of custody. she appeared with her attorney to hear the charges against her. she is accused of two counts of lewd acts with a child. the d.a.'s office says the victim is a 14-year-old boy who atten

. >> reporter: on a normal day in union city, p.e. teacher mark simmons gave students a lesson. >> we felt it was important the kids could learn about cpr and teach other people about it. >> reporter: he showed students an instructional video on cpr. >> we hope they go home and teach parents and others. >> reporter: it sets wheels in motion of this seventh grader. >> he told us to sign this permission slip for cpr. my mom drove me and i said sign it, hurry up. >> reporter: he wanted others to learn it, too. >> i trained my family, then other people. it led me to train this buddhist temple. >> reporter: with each new pupil he trained, it was certification. >> at first i thought he was going home just filling it out. >> reporter: by the time he was done, he taught cpr to dozens of people. >> 96, i think. 96. >> 96, yeah. 96. that's amazing. it's incredible. he did a great job. >> reporter: administrators asked him his motivation tr training so many. >> i want people to save lives. my dad passed away. that motivated me to go do more. >>

this is unacceptable in a union city like san francisco. the current proposal benefit of predominantly male profession. resident nurses are predominantly female, and at st. luke's, there female nurses as well as minorities and nurses, and we serve with pride. we enjoy the same deal building personnel were given. the surrounding community deserves a full-scale, viable hospital. i want to address the capacity that keeps being brought up. we continue to transfer patients to other facilities in spite of having these and the dead, and -- having these and seedbeds -- these empty beds. we have been told the stands is not financial. it is because they can. they posted a 30% increase in profits in 2010 during the biggest economic downturn since the great depression. good the 0.99% charity record speaks for itself. our needs are simple, the ability to serve all and security. >> good evening, commissioners. i am speaking on behalf of the neighborhood association. the building is in our boundaries, and hospital is just adjacent of the corridor that wil

they searched apartment of estebanest in union city last -- giselle esteban in union city last weekend. investigators seized her cell phone and computer and briefly took her in custody before releasing her. >>> disturbing detail of kidnapping victim jaycee dugard's ordeal are revealed after judge unsealed transcript of her grand jury testimony. the documents were released after phillip garrido was given 431-year sentence and his wife nancy was sentenced for 35 years to life in prison. dugard's testimony from last september describes how phillip garrido stunned her with a taser after abducting her from south lake tahoe in 1991 when she was 11. dugard remembers garrido laughing and telling his wife he couldn't believe they got away with it. what followed was years of weekly rains that only ended after dugard became pregnant with garrido's second child. those who attended yesterday's sentencing say the story is unimaginable. >> being a mother, i couldn't hold back my emotion on that. it was appalling what she went through. >> testimony revealed that garridos often videotaped children at n

. >> the city of san jose and the police union negotiations have broken down as they try to scale backyee pay cuts and pensions. the city's pension obligations are draining money from other obligations but the police union says that the city is asking for too much. >> we understand that it need to be reformed. but it is our belief that they have no intention of bargaining over pension reform. they want this one size pension reform that they want to put on the ballot in november and they do not want anything to get in their way of doing that. such >> it is a big issue, is driving the gap that we have this year, about half of it is caused by the increase in retirement costs. should he look at the police department which is in question with the police caelian, the cost of retirement benefits are going up by $25 million the next fiscal year. we do not have the money to cover that. >> is the two sides do not come to terms, another 122 police officers could be laid off in addition to the 126 that got her pink slips her earlier this bring time. that means the remaining months will be spread t

suffering. [ male announcer honey nut cheerios tastes great and can help lower cholesterol. . >>> union city police tonight are investigating that city's third homicide of the year. police say a man was shot and killed this evening on venus place. he was found on the ground in front of a home there just after 5:00. police have not released the man's name but neighbors say he was married and had children. at this point no arrests have been made and no suspect information is available. >>> the chief u.s. district court judge in san francisco took just one day to hand down his decision in the same-sex marriage ban case. the judge rejected the challenge that claimed judge vaughn walker was biased. ktvu's david stevenson has the ruling, the reasoning and the reaction. >> it's a good day not just for the lgbt community, it's a good day for california. it's a good day for people who believe in fairness. >> reporter: same-sex marriage supporters are applauding today's federal court ruling that focused on the judge that overturned the marriage ban. am same sex proponents said that judge vaughn walker

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police are searching for a gunman in a shooting in a home in union city where two murders have taken place within the year. and witnesses say a man walked up, opening fire around 8:30 last night. the man shot several times and is in critical condition. and it apriled in a home in whipple road. there was another murder there in september. >>> a supreme court ruling declaring california's violent video games law unconstitutional is being blasted tonight. the high court through out the state ban on the smael or rental of violent games to minors. and saying government does not have the right to restrict saying the ruling is disappointing. >> what happened is that the u.s. supreme court decided goigts decide with corporate america against our children. >> makers and sellers are saying this decision puts them on the same legal footing as other forms of entertainment. >> the court stated parents should control the entertainment. >> this justice sigts they might support a more narrow version of the law. >> a nevada man killed when his big rig slammed into a sacramento bound train had been li

san bruno, pacifica, union city and newark, dublin, wattsonville and sebastopol.on friday sales will begin in gill roy, clover dale, rohnert park and petaluma. >>> all right. let's go back over to sal to check in on the roads and commute this morning. sal. >>> all right, pam and dave, right now traffic is doing very nicely in many areas although it is slowing down in typical spots. for example, antioch westbound 4 and also here bay point as it widens out the freeway is going to be slow coming over the hill. you can see a bart train in the background there. bart is still doing well there on time according to dispatch. westbound bay bridge that is backed up for about a ten minute wait at the toll plaza. and this morning's commute on 680 southbound looks okay. we did have an earlier crash on 680 southbound heading down through this area. however, on dotty road the injury accident southbound 680 just looking at the commute looks like a couple of slow downs but the accident had been cleared. >>> 6:49. let's go to steve. >>> sal, thank you. look at this. painted you a v

. >> they say from now on she is going bypass this bart station and catch in it union city. vicky said it confirmed her problems. >> i wnobtd walking after dark because we have all these beautiful hills and homes and it's not safe. >> the suspects had their face covered up so police don't have a good description of them on. after the two teenage girls are okay but undoubtedly shaken up. they just learned that the suspects fired a warning shot before taking their things and running off. >>> san jose police are looking for a more information about a teacher accused of having sexuality relations with students. she is a private teacher and she appeared in court this morning. karina rusk is live at the san jose courthouse. you talked to her attorney. >> yes, i did and she is going to return to court here in san jose on july 8 to enter a plea. she is arrested two weeks ago and now on out of custody. she appeared with her attorney to hear the charges against her. she is accused of two counts of lewd acts with a child. the d.a.'s office says the victim is a 14-year-old boy who atten

union city 78. daily city 64. half monobay 1 degree cooler. let's work our way over to the east.ch 86 along with liver more. expected high, 82 degrees. as we take a look at our friends to the north. beach 61 and mill valley 10 degrees warmer at 71 degrees. so wear going to trend below average and we do have that trough that will dig down and keep things cooler and by by tuesday we are going to see chances of showers through wednesday. we may even get some thunderstorms by wednesday and then by friday we'll see some 90s. that was your weather, here's kim with sports. >> forget two bloops and a blast. the giants rally this afternoon consisted of two errors, a walk, and a blast. find out next in sports. and a forward thinking spirit. at bank of america, we've been fueling economic growth here for over a century. today we're investing in innovations that will define our future. every day, we're working to help set opportunity in motion. from financing a solar project for the milpitas school district to funding the institute at golden gate. because when you're giving, lending, and inv