we're prepared to take corrective action if necessary. >> vallejo police say it's unlikely they will y file any charges against him and for that police action here on the street on saturday afternoon. turns out that those young people the police stopped were not the robbery suspects they were looking for. they, too, were released. >>> aiditas unveil the new fashionable shoe. >> and government approves new rules to make baby beds safer. >> from the donald, president obama takes the questions and answers are coming up. switching to progressive could mean hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> welcome back. california forecast, look at the temperatures. 54 in tahoe to 93 in palm springs, 85 in los angeles, low to mid-70s in sacramento and fresno. let's take a look what is going to happen in tahoe where the elevation of snow will be as high as 8,000 feet. around l.a., it's going to be quite warmer, mid to upper 80s until sheewlt eric with more news. >> eric: in japan the government today ordered the oper

. >> a vallejo police officer under investigation for trying to take away a man's cellphone and putting him in handcuffs for refuse to go hand it over. the man used the phone to record video of police aroasting young people in front of his home. we have more on the civil rights dispute. >>> mr. du chien said he and a friend were working in the garage of his home when they heard sirens. >> me and my buddy open the garage and noticed the the police officers were getting some juveniles out at gunpoint. >> du chien turned his cellphone camera toward several police officers ordering four young people out after white car. >> the vallejo police, making sure they don't shoot anybody. >> get your hands up. >> suddenly from the right of the frame a police officer demands his phone. >> what's up? >> i'm going to take your phone because it could be evidence. >> the officer drove up and basically said he was taking my phone for evidence. i'm like, well, why? >> rather than give it to the officer, du chien handed the phone to the friend, who took it into the house. the officer then put du chien in ha

it is looking unlikely that the vallejo police will be moving the crowd from this area to the. that's because they have reached a tentative agreement. you can see the fire here. the fire will stay, according to folks who were in on the negotiation today. but if you take take a look here earlier, there was a tent here. that tent has been struck. that was part of the agreement. the protesters say this is a religious ceremony and if the recreation center tries to move them out at some time, they will be arrested rather than leave. this group insists this is a sacred site used as a trading site and burial ground. this man says this is his ancestor home and the plan to put in benches and a park will ruin this site. >> all of the little sacred animals that run around here won't have nowhere to go when they put a toilet on top of our ancestors. >> reporter: the district says they've conducted a series of tests and found no evidence that native american restrains 1 maynes will be destroyed. >> there's been tests by archaeologist and it was determined there was no radioactive remains. >

we are prepared to take action if necessary. >> vallejo police say it's unlikely they will file chargesagainst him and for the police action here on the street on saturday afternoon. it turns out those young people the police stopped were not the robbery suspects they were looking for. they, too, were released. >>> the government approves new rules to make baby beds safer. >> president obama takes "abc 7 news" questions. his answers are coming up. >> and the popular pill that promises to help you shed pounds is raising serious health concerns. [ female announcer ] why settle for plain bread when you can have pillsbury grands! flaky layers biscuits? the warm, light delicate layers are like nothing else. add a layer of excitement to your next meal. ♪ with cinnabon cinnamon have such a sweet and delicious aroma that my family can't wait to get their hands on them. enjoy cinnabon cinnamon... now in all pillsbury cinnamon rolls. >>> 4:47. high temperatures, cold in seattle. 49. boston 47. it's going to be cooler on the east coast. still warmer around miami and phoenix, mid to upper 80s there

. >>> checking other bay area headlines vallejo police are asking for help in identifying the men seen on a 7-eleven surveillance video two weeks ago. investigators believe one of them may be connected to the murder of a 22 year old who was shot in the store parking lot about the same time. anyone with information is asked to contact vallejo police. >>> san carlos firefighters may know tomorrow who they will be working for in the future. city leaders will meet tomorrow to discuss two options. either have neighbouring redwood city provide fire services or turn it over to a private company. the firefighters' union is opposing the second option. >>> transit may raise the cost of its popular youth past. administrators will meet to talk about raising the price to help offset a $21 million deficit. right now the pass provides kids 18 and under unlimited rides on the local buses for $15 a month. >>> a group of high school seniors returned home today from the trip of their lives. the students are part of a young scholars program which encourages african-american teens to pursue higher educatio

i start videotaping. >> reporter: videotaping three young men and a young woman that he says vallejo police detained outside his front door. nine police cars responded allegedly for a sandwich store robbery. he said he had to press record. >> we don't want another incident like the bart police situation. >> reporter: that's when officer yates approached. >> i am thinking this is crazy. i'm thinking are you serious. it kind of got a little scary. i'm in here by myself with this officer who just clearly violated law. >> reporter: but aren't homeowners protected from unwarranted search and seizure. >> just because you are in your home. just because you are in your car does not mean that you have a restriction and that you don't have to share or give that information to the police. >> reporter: dushane was cuffed but not arrested. instead ticketed for obstructing justice. >> in this case what they are saying and what they are alleging is that his videotaping or not turning over the videotape interfered with either their arrest or their investigation. >> reporter: but vallejo police may be backi

anyone with information is asked to contact vallejo police. >>> a week long dispute over native american burial grounds could be resolved this week. a federal mediator will meet tomorrow with vallejo city leaders to resolve the standoff. a native american group has been camped out at the waterfront park demanding vallejo change its redevelopment plans. they don't want bathrooms or parking spaces added to the site. >>> hiking the cost of its popular youth pass to deal with a $21 million deficit. the pass provides kids 18 and under unlimited rides on the local buses for $15 a month. but administrators are looking at raising the pass price to $20 in august in the first of several steps of increases. the proposal will be the subject of a public hearing wednesday in oakland. >>> young men and women with bright futures. how these bay area students are defying the odds. >> essentially looking at westminster abbey. >>> how people in london are preparing for the royal wedding. >>> talk about an unexpected guest for easter. how this gator snuck into a home. >>> i'm lawrence karnow in the cbs5 weat

if you recognize these people, contact vallejo police. >>> police are looking into how a man died on a trail. a passer by found a 58-year-old dead, face down on the delta trail on friday. at first, police thought he died from a bicycle accident. the county coroner says he can't be sure. a full autopsy will be performed later this week. >>> 6:33 now. we have an update on a big fire that sent three people to the hospital and forced dozens out of their homes. damian trujillo is live on the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, scott. the arson investigators left the scene at 4:30 this morning. they are trying to investigate what caused the fire that sent three people to the hospital. it happened around the corner from the central police station here in san francisco. the first call came in at 12:40 in the morning. with quick work, crews knocked it down 15 minutes later. the damage was already done. ambulances took victims to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. the other people remain homeless, including five children. the red cross has been here all morning to pro

. >>> using your smart phone to video tape police could land you in trouble. find out why one vallejo man was arrested for doing just that. >>> the money is untraceable long gone, and spent. >>> a police warning tonight about a new trick and people are falling for it. what police say you need to know to protect yourself. a special report is up next. >>> amateur video of police video taping an arrest backfired on the photographer landing him behind bars. is it illegal to video tape an arrest? sal castaneda is live. >> reporter: the police told us that they didn't know about the video until we told them about it. we told the vallejo police department, they investigated and made an arrest. this video of the incident was captured by dushine using his cell phone. >> so i started recording the actions and an officer pulled up and came into my garage and then he said he you know he wanted my phone for the evidence. >> reporter: you can see officers scott gates walking up and demanding the phone. duchine refused and handed his phone to his friend who took it inside. he was arrested for interv

vallejo police making sure they don't shoot nobody. >>reporter: suddenly from the right of the frame 0vallejo police officer demand his phone. >> what's up? if i need the phone for evidence. >> the officer drove up and basically said he was taking my phone for evidence and i'm like well, why? >>reporter: rather than give it to the officer shane handed the phone to the friend who took it into the house. the officer then put shane in handcuffs. >> i don't think that he had probable cause to arrest me but did. >>reporter: shane cited for interfering with a police officer in the performance of his duties and released. he never did give police his phone. but he did post the video on you tube. >> this is wrong on so many different levels. there's an egregiousi] violation of the fourth amendment here. there's certainly first amendment implication is. and there is a common misconception among police officers. >>reporter: vallejo polic spokesman told abc 7 quote on the surface of things we do have some concerns about what we saw. we currently co

anyone who recognizes these people in the photos, contact vallejo police. >>> police are looking into how a man died on a pittsburg trail. a passer by found bradley dead, face down on the regional trail. it happened on friday. at first police thought he died from a bicycle accident. the county coroner couldn't be sure. a full autopsy will be performed later this week. >>> oakland police are searching for suspects in a string of deadly overnight shootings. one killed two people and injured four others. it happened just before 1:00 a.m. christie smith is live on the scene with the latest information for us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. we are more than four hours into this investigation. i can tell you that fourth and broadway here is still shutdown as oakland police continue their investigation into the shooting. crime scene investigators are gathering evidence. this shooting happened at the bar there with the red awning. six people shot. two of them killed. the two men, four other people wounded. two of them told in critical condition. two others in stable condition

. >>> vallejo police have released surveillance photos of possible suspects in a fatal shooting at a 711 but investigators don't know which of the individuals in these photos are actual suspects so they're asking the public to help identify them. it happened on april 16th april 16th outside the 7-eleven in the 1000 block of magazine street. a # 2-year-old man was shot several times while sitting in the car in a parking lot. he later died at uc davis hospital. >>> a fed mediator is set to meet tomorrow with vallejo park officials to discuss a controversial plan to build on top of a native american burial site. the plan sparked two weeks of protests by some native americans and some supporters in the glen cove waterfront pork. the project would build restrooms and a parking lot in the area. on monday, a mediator with talk with the greater vallejo recreation district and arrange a meeting with the native american group. >>> two long lines at san francisco's glad memorial church. one to attend the sunday service, the other for a hot meal. several people admitted they don't attend church

. >>> vallejo police say 43-year-old peter small molesting a child who attended the corner stone program. the program is run by the mental health county department. small was arrested after a month long investigation. they are asking anyone with information about the case to come forwards. >>> 4:37. police in danville looking for suspected who attempted to rob a woman at gunpoint. the pair approached the victim saturday night at a wells fargo atm. when the woman refused to give the money and began running toward the nearby wall greens the suspects fled. pg&e says having the proper records on hand would not have changed what they did. they still would have pumped up the pressure knowing there was a welded seam. that was the weak point in the explosion that killed several people and homes. the company is under fire for lax recordkeeping on the conditions of the ageing pipes. p.u.c. is considering millions upon millions of additional fines against the utility. >>> a canine unit getting extra pollution. they are getting bullet proof vests. a dog was shot in the shoulder and survived. it is b

>>pam: of vallejo police have arrested a council or 43 year old. here is this picture it is home in albany on friday. this john works with children in the mental health department. he'happened in the fall of 2010 and recorded and reported in march 2011. he is on a ministry did lead. traffic is back to normal. venom he is--on administrative leave. >> this vehicle lost control and that flipped several times. the wife broke her leg and both children have minor injuries. the driver was not speeding and it does not believe that he was drinking in the suv did not hit any other pickles. for >>pam: authorities say there is no long-term threat of a haz mat a teenage boy locking himself into a as a partner with an apparent suicide attempt. --he derrik himself inside his apartment. he barricaded himself--and said of his apartment. as a suicide attempt and emitted harmful fumes. >>pam: doctor's supplies brian stow back into the medical--doctors have put brian stow back into a medical iinduced coma because of his seizure activity on saturday. his attackers are

. >> alan: vallejo police released photos of a possible suspect in a shooting at a 7-eleven. investigators don't know which of these are the actual suspects. the shooting happened at 1:20 a.m. on april 16th april 16th outside the 7-eleven on magazine street. one man was shot several times while sitting in a car in the parking lot. he later died at uc davis hospital. >>> a federal mediator is set to meet tomorrow with vallejo park officials to discuss a controversial plan to build a park at a native american burial site. the plan sparked two weeks of protests by native americans and supporters in the glen cove water front park. the project includes building restrooms and a parking lot in the area. on monday, mediator will talk with the recreation district and rank a, range arrange a meeting with the native american group. >> alan: the pope spoke from the balcony of st. peter's basilica to a crowd of more than 100,000 people. pope benedict offered a prayer to replace arms and warfare in libya and called on citizens of the middle east to build a new society based on respect and

the vallejo police department has not been able to tackle the problem once the force was cut three years ago. leroy has lived here since 1975 and says the problem has gotten worse over the years and in the past few months he found evidence that hookers were having sex in his boat. >> i found used condoms in the back of my boat. i turned my porch light on so that kind of put an end to it. >> the city officials are trying to combat the illegal activity by putting together a prostitution task force. stephanie says that the city's bankruptcy did not cause the problem to escalate. >> the media is saying it is because of bankruptcy but that is not the case. it has been hyped to appear that way but it's if you look at the other cities they are struggling with the same things. in doing research on prostitution and fighting prostitution what works it is shaming. if they are brought to justice then we can use their photographs and put them on a website where people can see who has been using prostitutes in the city. >> reporter: the city teamed up with fighting back partnership, a local crime figh

. >>> vallejo police are looking for suspects in a shooting that seriously injured one man. it happened shortly before 1:00 a.m. yesterday on amelia street. police say the victim was shot multiple times and underwent surgery. he is listed in critical condition. so far no word on a motive for the shooting. if you have any information, please call vallejo police. >>> two people are recovering from injuries this morning after a highway patrol officer crashed into their car. it happened yesterday in fremont at dakota road. the highway patrol officer was in the middle of a high speed chase with a motorcycle when it ran a red light and crashed into a honda accord. the honda spun out of control and then hit a lexus. two people in the honda had to be taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> time now 5:06. a month long campaign targeting distracted bay area drivers kicks off today. now it's easy to spot often drivers talking or texting behind the wheels despite california's hands free cell phone law. chp says both are very dangerous. we talked to one driver who says there's a re

. >>> vallejo police are looking for suspects in a shooting that seriously injured a man. that happened shortly before 1:00 a.m. yesterday on amelia street. police say the victim was shot multiple times and underwent surgery. he is listed in critical condition. so far no word on a motive for the shooting. if you have any information, please call vallejo police. >>> two people are recovering from injuries this morning after a highway patrol officer crashed into their car. it happened yesterday in fremont at dakota road. the highway patrol officer was in the middle of a high speed chase with a motorcycle when it ran a red light and crashed into a honda accord. that honda spun out of control and hit another car. two people in the honda had to be taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> time now 6:06. a month long campaign targeting distracted bay area drivers begins today. the chp says it's pretty easy to spot those drivers talking or texting while they drive despite california's hands free cell phone law. chp says both are dangerous. we talked to one driver who says the

. >> but vallejo police may be backing down. the single dad of two who works as a bus driver says he was just contacted by internal affairs asking that he be interviewed for their investigation. in vallejo, robert lyles, cbs 5. >> after a series of troubling incidents, the man in charge of all safety is stepping down. henry, chief operating officer at the federal aviation administration announced his resignation today. it follows several reports of tower controllers falling asleep on the job. the latest incident was in reno wednesday morning. a controller fell asleep, didn't respond to a medical emergency plane that was trying to land. >> i want the flying public to know we aren't sitting around trying to make excuses. we've stepped up. we added more staff and i believe personally that this is an outrageous situation nay will not stand on my watch. >> the faa is now increasing staffing in 27 airport towers including sacramento international airport to make sure at least two people are always in that tower. >> a bay area supermar

. >> vallejo police hope surveillance photos will help to track down a suspect. the problem is they don't know who is the actual suspect. the shooting happened at 1:20 april 16th. outside of the 7-11 in the 1000 blosk magazine street. a 20 year old was shot several times in the car in the parking lot. >> a federal mediator is involved in a stand off to build a park on a native american burial site. today the mediator will talk about the greater vallejo. they plann on build parking lot on the burial ground. the native american group said if the deal can't be worked out. they will physically block effort to build on the site. >> fire that destroyed a apple facility is blamed for the deaths of hundreds of fish. department of the fish and game said they have washed up on the stretch of the watsonville. heat and soot and foam used to pull put out the storage were likely to be cause of the deaths. >> sometime this week. edlee, expected to announce the pick for the police chief. he was charged with finding a new chief. the guy there is gas consecond in command who is in

vallejo police released possible suspects in a shooting. investigators don't know which of the individuals are suspects and they are asking the public to help identify all of them. the shooting happened on april caneth outside of the 7-111 on 1000 block of mag zeenn street. a 22 year old was shot several times sitting in the car in the parking lot and he later died. >> there is a san francisco poll finding a shift with the votersses in using higher taxesment 60% support the extending of a temporary tax hike. 32 percent backed the republican point of slashhing taxings. governor will have to decide in june whether to extend the tax cuts. only 44 percent of californians approve of the job brown is doing as gov knov. >> in berkly there is demonstration. folks dressed in white lab coaches will enter cage to protest the animal testing practice. it is part of the annual lib rage week. >> nurses are poised to walk off of the job if progress is not made with contract talks. they held a three day talks. when talks over management talls over health ca

that station called vallejo police and they said, hey, we've been looking for this boat. it turns out the boat is stole be out of vallejo. they are trying to contact the owners right now. one worry is that the boat could go out to sea. the man who took this boat out, it's not clear if he had -- if he had any sailing experience. they believe he passed out and the boat drifted out. what might happen here is the boat might sit here and they say the tide is going out. that would be a good thing. maybe the boat whether stay in. -- or maybe the boat will stay. kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, kraig. time now, 7:05. >>> sheriff's deputies say a sonoma county jail inmate has died. 59-year-old william jackson was rushed to hospital yesterday morning. sheriff's deputies say he had a previous diagnosed condition he was being treated for but we have no whyed what caused his death -- no idea what caused his death. >>> right now oakland police are investigating a homicide. tara moriarty was the first reporter on the scene. she's learned some new information and joins us

anyone with information is asked to call vallejo police. >>> a train struck and killed a man this morning. a capital corridor train struck the man outside of the station. the train was held for about one hour and 40 minutes. fairfield police say the victim was a transient. they have not released his name. >>> police at uc san francisco are looking for a man with unusual piercings who is wanted for sexually assaulting a woman. police released this sketch around 1:00 tonight. police say the man has a black piercing in his nose. san francisco police are investigating a similar attack by a similar looking man. >>> and a chorus is speaking out against an energy drink. it's called blast and it's made by colt 45. it's a sweet fruity beverage with 12% alcohol and comes in 23.5-ounce cans. ferr era and several state attorney generals say blast is too big and too potent to be marketed to young persons. >>> williams says she doesn't remember bey telling her to watch a news story about the killing of journalist chauncey bailey. broussard confessed to the crime. >>> the bodies of two award winning jou

. >>> a vallejo man is claiming his civil rights were vie la lighted by a police officer who demandedell phone and then arrested him when he refused to hand it over. he says police pulled over a car full of people and ordered them out of car at gunpoint. he begin recording the skin din on the cell phone when he noticed he demanded the phone as evidence. he refused and that is when the officer arrested him. >> as a citizen, i'm a notary, i'm a mental health administrator. i feel like that i was very much violated. >> he was cited for interfering with a police officer in the performance of his duties and released. a spokesman for the vallejo police department told abc7 the department is now conducting an internal inquiry into the case. >> right now another piece of new bay bridge is slowly being lifted into place. crews are adding a 15 foot section on the new eastern span. this addition will bring it 30 feet shy of the 525 final height. caltrans officials say the project to build new eastern span is still on track to be finished in 2013. >> eric: 6:36, got a warmup coming? >> i'm starti

. >>> a man in vallejo is questioning whether police acted within the law outside of his home.l duchine was stopped from using his cell phone videocam to record an arrest of four people outside his fronted door. he was concerned about potential police brutality after seeing nine patrol cars. >> the message is that there are bad officers out there. there are police that use the badge to bully. and i believe that's who i met. >> just because you are in your home, just because you are in your car, does not mean that you have a restriction and that you don't have to share or give that information to the police. >> he was taken in for obstruction of justice but now authorities are backing down. he says he has been contacted by vallejo police internal affairs. >>> preparing for a standoff in vallejo this morning. opponents of a park development project promised to block bulldozers if they try to start work this morning. native americans say glen cove waterfront park is on sacred burial ground the site of 3500- year-old burial grounds. now, they are asking the state to stop the city f

. >>> a man in vallejo is questioning the actions of police outside his home.nel duchine was cuffed but not arrested by police. they tried to stop him from using a cell phone video to record an arrest of four people outside his front door. he says he saw nine patrol cars and was concerned about potential police brutality. >> the message is that there a bad officers out there. there are police who use the badge to bully. and i believe that's who i met. >> just because you are in your home, just because you are in your car, does not mean that you have a restriction and that you don't have to share or give that information to the police. >> duchine was convicted for obstruction of justice but authorities may be backing down. he has been contacted by vallejo police internal affairs you. >>> another online video is raising questions about school safety in the east bay. two fights at hayward high school caught on video and then posted online. both took place just as school was ending last week. some believe there may be a gang element involved. the school won a comme

. >>> the vallejo police department is joining forces with two other police departments to form the southernolano county regional s.w.a.t. team. the s.w.a.t. team in vallejo was dismantled last summer because of budget cuts. they were able to reactivate as a team by joining forces with the benicia and sassoon police departments. the effort will increase the number of s.w.a.t. officers and allow them to share resources. the new team will be able to respond to incidents in any of those three communities. >>> still, no deal tonight to keep the government running. right now, president obama is meeting with house speaker john boehner and senate majority leader harry reid. republicans planned to temporarily keep the doors open hinges on part on defunding planned parenthood. that's something the majority of democrats refuse to do and brought protesters to the capitol today. should the government shut down tomorrow, some 170,000 federal workers in california would not report to their jobs. employees considered essential, such as air traffic controllers, doctors at va hospitals, border agents, and mi

vallejo police say bowers' wife suffered a minor injury in an incident at their home on sunday night. the case involving the murder of a fairfield city councilman matt garcia. >>> and this morning the jury in the perjury trial of barry bonds will continue to deliberate. the former baseball slugger is accused of lying when he told a grand jury he never knowingly took steroids and never received an injection from his trainer. yesterday jurors listened for more than an hour as the clerk read back testimony from bonds' personal shopper kathy hoskins. she said she saw trainer greg anderson inject bonds in the abdomen. >>> security tight again today for the dodgers-giants game but so far, so good for baseball fans keeping the peace at at&t park. there were concerns that giants fans might retaliate after the severe beating of bryan stow down in los angeles and even before the gates opened last night, some fans were on edge. >> reporter: did you think wearing this shirt was going to make you a target? >> uhm, a little bit. i'm getting stares already. >> reporter: have you been getting stares?

a solano county judge out on bail this morning after his wife called vallejo police. superior court judge robert bowers facing a felony domestic violence charge. police say bowers' wife suffered a minor injury at their home sunday night. bowers presided over the judge of fairfield city councilman matt bigler. >>> state lawmakers want to get tough on drivers who skip paying bridge tolls. so far this year, people without fastrak accounts have overruled through electronic boots 1 1/2 million times, about $14 million in unpaid tolls and fines. now lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow officers to seize the car if that driver owes $2,000 or more. a first offense can turn into a $70 penalty if ignored or worse. >> that $70 penalty, that second notice, is not cleared, we can then send the license plate information to the dmv, and a hold will be placed on that vehicle's registration for the next time it comes up. >> a first offense comes with a $25 fine. that will be waived if you sign up for fastrak in 30 days. >> i got nailed in florida and they take a picture o

. >>> this morning, vallejo police are asking for your help solving a murder.deo from a 7-eleven. there are two separate videos record today with weeks ago. investigators believe one of them may be connected to the murder of a 22-year-old who was shot to death in a car in the store parking lot. now, anyone with information is asked to contact police. >>> the san jose police department faces two federal lawsuits and both allege excessive force and racial profiling. the "mercury news" says the plaintiffs in both cases are hispanic, one involves a 2008 traffic stop. that's where a man says officers damaged his eye and arrested his sister when he tried point convenient. the plaintiff in that case -- tried to intervene. the plaintiff pled not guilty. in 2009 a plan pled guilty to dis-- man pled guilty to disturbing the peace. he said he was run over by a patrol car. >>> new steps to resolve a dispute over indian burial grounds. a federal mediator will lead with leaders. a native american group has been camped out at glen cove waterfront park for 10 days demanding va

. >>> police in vallejo are looking for suspects in the shooting that left a man seriously injured. this happened shortly before 1:00 a.m. yesterday on amelia street. police say the victim was shot several times and did have surgery. he's listed now in critical condition. so far, no word on a motive. if you have any information, call vallejo police. >>> southwest airlines are ent -- will continue inspecting their fleet of 747s today after the airplane and government announced tiny cracks have been found in three different planes. those tiny cracks are similar to the ones that forced a southwest jet to make an emergency landing in arizona on friday. 118 people were on that sacramento-bound flight when the fuselage of the plane ruptured leaving behind a 5- foot tear. you see it there in the picture. more flight delays are expected around the country. the airline expects toens kale 100 flights today. over the weekend, 600 flights were cancelled. despite the inconvenience, one woman tells us she has no problem getting back on another southwest flight. >> i love southwest airlines. i feel

. >>> vallejo police are investigating vandalism to three light poles. ce say someone cut three light poles down in the middle of tuesday night, probably someone who was trying to steal the copper wire inside. there's growing concerns about the people living at that abandoned site but the property owners are talking to new investors. >>> in a couple of hours a coroner is expected to tell us the name of a young man who died in a house fire in richmond. the home caught fire yesterday afternoon on highland avenue and south 58th street. the young man's grandfather said he thinks the young man was asleep when the fire broke out. witnesses said strong winds did not help the firefighting effort. in fact the flames spread even faster. >>> police were called to a mountain view elementary school after a 10-year-old boy brought an aerosol gun to school. he never threatened any students at huff elementary school. in fact, he didn't know what he did was wrong until officers explained to him why he cannot bring the toy to school. >> the golden state warriors are hot ri

. >> justine: thank you, vallejo police have arrested a counselor suspected of committing a lewd actith a child. he was arrested on friday, they believe that these incidents happen to in the fall of 2010. there were reported in march of this year. san jose racked up its 14th homicide of the year over the weekend a man was shot in what might be the result of a domestic disturbance. 14 homicides almost twice the number of murders in san jose just one year ago. police officers association warns this number will only get worse if budget cuts continue. >> the filing crime is on the rise in san jose this was the 14th homicide of the year. i am certain that many of this year's homicides are gang-related. as we mentioned earlier in the air filing crimes are down almost hundred officers from 2003. if all this now were " the city negotiations were looking at losing another to hundred and 32 bodies. at one. i think we are currently fifth, if costs we will lose that. in their words. >> justine: police also pointed out that san jose still as one of the lowest homicide rates of all large american

judge robert bowers was arrested by vallejo police early monday morning after his wife filed a complaintthe police report said his -- says his wife had minor but visible injuries. an attorney for bower says bower denies all of the charges and will prove his innocent -- innocent. >>> there's a new report at how much chief exextishes pay. >> from california, larry ellison, just over $70,000 and michael white of directv earn almost 33 million. robert icer in of disney. >>> san jose based cisco is shutting down its flip-cam business. so that will shed 558 jobs. it's not clear where the job cuts will be made at. cisco says closing -- closing down the flip cam business will allow them to focus on other parts of the company including routeing, switching and video. >>> veming news, the jurors are now -- developing news, the jurors are back at work in the barry bonds. trial -- in the barry bonds' trial. this could be countdown day. >>> breaking news from cairo, an egypttion security official says former president hosni mubarak is in the hospital. at this point, we do not know his condition. he an

police chief. >> justine: prostitution problems in vallejo, the police department says they cannot stop that and we will tell you why. >> james: new details about the deadly weekend shooting we now know what may be prompted that shooting. >> live, from the bay area's news station, this is the kron 4 morning news. >> justine: good morning. >> james: wednesday, we're halfway through the week. >> justine: full check your forecasts. >> louisa: at least you didn't say was monday james. (laughter) >> louisa: airline the heat to escape over there that the cloud cover increasing threat the day we'll see quite a bit of cloud cover bricks and sunshine a big warmup is headed our way by the weekend. right now temperatures in the '40's, 50's. 50 degrees in san francisco, after four days red around 48 into the livermore. satellite, radar you continue to see clouds pushing into the area. temperatures pretty similar to yesterday. no big storms headed our way. after noon has up to 80 in santa rosa. 72 napa. i around the bay low-mid-60's, coast 58 degrees. south bay upper 60s, low '70's. partly cloudy a bit breez

. >>> vallejo police were able too -- able to arrest a prowling suspect after the 39- year-old man rano his mom's house. police say they when they were called to a home just after midnight, the suspect jumped to his car and drove off, leave leading them on a five-minute dais chase but the suspect abandoned his car and ran into what turned out to be his mother's house. police followed him inside and arrested him. >>> let's go right now to sal. there's breaking news. what happened, sal? >> yeah. we do have a crash on the golden gate bridge. i got a call from the viewer. you can't see it here. apparently it's farther north on the bridge, involving a golden gate transit bus, according to the chp, and another vehicle. this is northbound 101 just south of the toll plaza, so that would be -- i guess it would be doyle drive. if it's northbound, south of the toll plaza. i was just about to call the person who called me to get a better location. northbound 101 just after the toll plaza, so that would be off the bridge -- i think they might be moving the camera here. we'll local ul note -- we'll

judge robert bowers was arrested after his wife called vallejo police sunday night. aim of domestic violence. police say the judge's wife suffered a minor injury. >>> governor jerry brown hopes to dedicate a solar panel manufacturing plant in milpitas later this morning. while there the governor plans to sign a bill to increase renewable energy here in california. it will require one-third of the state's electricity to come from renewable sources within the next ten years. >>> traffic and weather coming right up. stay with us. ,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> all right. it's slow right now heading out of san francisco. southbound 101 at silver avenue. we have one left lane blocked. as you can see, it is slow making your way out of the central freeway. all right. bay bridge toll plaza. kind of bright this morning. less sun out there. but it is stacked up just beyond the 880 overcrossing now. so more than a 15-minute wait to get you on the bridge. there is no incident, just a lot of people heading into the city. 880 through oakland so far, so good. starting to slow a little bit in the

police in december. you can see this on your screen, 18 year-old alessandr alike conroe, and thee havfolly scoundre 19 year mike e could be hiding in san francisco, vallejo, or some criminal. police are asking anybody if they know the whereabouts? to give them a call. >>pam: and east the mother is accused of prostituting herself all leaving her baby in a car. well short. oakland police say they arrested 25 year-old the chill of stockton. during a sting operation. -joe--also, the one month old baby boy and girl in the back of far jjill's car that was parked several blocks away. she told police that she needed money to go back to stockton. the children are in protective custody. >> this is 42 year-old was arrested yesterday. police say that he has a cell phone that was strapped to his shoe. he could shoot a video of up the direction of women's skirts and he is also charged with touching a girl in a properly. >> this apartment complex on the third-touching a girl and not properly. >> this apartment complex on third avenue. that something like this can happen in this building and in the middle of the day. >> at 2:00 in the afternoon that is the part that is

the unidentified victim is in a vallejo hospital recovering. police say he's not cooperating with investigators. >>> time is 5:54. some job seekers making a very public effort for their next paycheck. 18 members of an east bayonetworking group each paid $150 to appear on a billboard at four east bay bart stations. the billboards feature their faces along with the website we all need jobs.com. some were hesitant about appearing on such a public message. >> am i going to stand in line at the grocery store and people thinking that's the girl that's unemployed hanging around at bart. i thought why not i'm doing everything else trying to get a job. >> the billboards have been up for almost two months and will be removed in a week. members say they've generated a lot of interest and few job interviews but so far no job offers. >>> bay area dog owners rally to protest proposed new federal rules. [ indiscernible ] >> this is what happened yesterday. more than 100 people with their dogs right outside san francisco's city hall. the golden gate national recreati

technologies will have a trust building effect between the police and the communities that they serve because there will be accountability. >> in the vallejo case, the man behind the camera got a citation for resisting and delaying police action. >> the man behind the camera has a name, it is lionel dusheen. he was cited at his home and released. he will have his day in court. his camera, he still has it with him. live in vallejo, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> one of the most popular swim coaches in the south bay died suddenly on monday. now his students and the community are coming together. the students in freemont are planning a vigil this saturday to honor joseph martinez. the 28-year-old water polo and swim coach collapsed monday at his san jose home and later died at a hospital. an autopsy to determine the cause of death may take up to eight weeks. joseph's father did say his son suffered from blood clots in his legs. if you'd like to show your support, there's the vigil on saturday and this facebook page honoring him. >>> doctors are slowly reducing the level of sedation that will eventually bring brian stowe out of his medica

back to you. >> thank you. >>> this morning police in vallejo are investigating a deadly shooting, a richmond man saturday early in the morning at a 7-11 on magazine street died yesterday. he's been identified as geovani and police hope surveillance will help lead them to his killer. >>> police in san anselmo are warning people to be especially careful on their way to school today. yesterday afternoon, a suspicious man offered a girl a ride on her way to school. the girl refused to get inside. police only have a vague description of the suspects. he's height, in his 30s, 40s, and a stocky build. >>> native-american protesters camped out for another might at glencoe, after failing to reach an agreement. ♪ >> reporter: they consider it to be a sacred site where thousands are burleyed -- buried and want to prevent a park from being built there. protesters have no intention of leaving until the recreation district drops plans to build public bathrooms and a paveed parking lot. the department of justice has been called in to meditate the dispute. >>> 8:50. a san francisco martial arts inst

vicki: police and vallejo or searching for a person who shot and killed a man on april 16th.tos to try and track down witnesses. the shooting happened around 1:00 a.m. at the 711, someone opened fire at a man who was sitting in his car. police hope one viewer will recognize them in the photo. oakland police are searching for suspects after a series of armed robberies. nicole shows us where. >>reporter: of the robberies happened here in lake merritt. in fact it a lot of the people who were robbed walking down the street in broad daylight when they were suddenly held up at gunpoint. tisch and friday i will woman was walking her dog when someone approached her with a gun and took off with her cellphone. as you can see on this map that happened on the 400 block of g street. later that day a victim was sitting on the bench when he was robbed by two people. on saturday, police say someone driving a mercedes was involved in multiple robberies along fifth avenue near international boulevard. the mercedes had people license plates. reporting live, kron 4 news. vicki: 7 california lapd

police in vallejo are searching for whoever shot and killed a man. on april 16th. here are new post from a 711 store at the time of the shooting. you can take a look at the people that were in the 711 at the time. it happened around one in the morning. this door is on magazine street and they're hoping that somebody recognizes these people that could lead to solving this. and then was sitting in his car and was shot. >>mark: ok back to oakland with will tran. to separate the night club shootings over night. >>will: here is the latest. but for people in hospital, two of them are in critical, too unstable. all six but ems or at ste. jim needs when the shooting happened t. the police spent five hours gathering evidence and from what we understand there could be a news conference for more information on this. care is the view of the shooting. one person tried to go into sweet jimmy's that was denied access. heat large bin and shots rang out. --he barged in and shots rang out. they're not giving us a description of the car that he took off and afterwards. a short time a

police spotted the boat about 5:30 on ocean beach and quickly put the man on board into custody. the owner of that boat had already reported it stolen from the vallejo harbor. but it wasn't the police who told him his boat had been found. >> we went home and waited and watching channel 2 and there's my boat. his shoes and socks are still in the boat. >>> larry wolf is taking it all in stride. even though the boat, the dancing wolf is worth $350,000. no word if the boat will ever make it back on the water. >>> the obama administration says -- >>> for some parents they are the answer to their prayers. but a change to charter schools could be on the way. >>> the bay area weekend is here. does that mean a chance for showers on your saturday and sunday? >> word of a deadly dog attack in the south bay has one neighborhood on edge. it happened wednesday night on san jose. dawn wilson says she was riding her bike when two other dogs attacked him. wilson tried to break up the fight and was badly bitten herself. shadow had to be putt down and wilson fears next time the target might not be another dog. >>> i think that would be my concern that they will go aft

police arrested a vallejo man who was using a cell phone to take video of a police arrest. >> what'sup? >> reporter: it was saturday night and duchine and a friend had been working in the garage of his home when they noticed a man being arrested down the street. >> i started recording the actions and an officer pulled up and came into my garage. he said he wanted my phone for the evidence. >> reporter: you can see officer scott yates walking up and demanding the phone. duchine refused giving the phone to his friend who took it inside the home. he was arrested for interfering with evidence. >> we all have a constitution right no take video tapes of the police officers in public as they do their official duties so that we can create an objective record of that. >> reporter: duchine says he feels it's everybody's right to record police action from a distance, and says he would do it again. >> we're citizens and we have rights. >> reporter: using your phone or any recording device to video tape them is not illegal as long as you don't get in their way. as for the officer in this case, th

police in vallejo are searching for a person who shot and killed the man they're just releasing thesees. police though one of our viewers will recognize someone. it happened around 1:00 a.m.. police say someone opened fire on a man who was sitting in his car. >> louisa: not a very nice dirtier monday. overcast conditions still continue to hang out. let roadway is outside looks like anything we do say will stay very, very late. as we had been to tomorrow, we will stay dry and warm up nicely. it looks a bit better at this hour we are trying out quite a bit. we're seeing a little bit of rain pushing on through the delta. it is really starting to let there as well. as we had through there's a better chance of trying out it is a weak system that is pushing through. to the rest of the week we will warm up nicely, staying dry. current temperatures, were in the '50s in most locations. as we head into the afternoon will jump up to about 60, 61 degrees in san francisco along the coast 50s 57 degrees expected for half moon bay 64 livermore. here is a look at your 7 day around the bay. breezy but

police arrested a vallejo man who was using a cell phone to take video of a police arrest. >> what'sup? >> reporter: it was saturday night and duchine and a friend had been working in the garage of his home when they noticed a man being arrested down the street. >> i started recording the actions and an officer pulled up and came into my garage. he said he wanted my phone for the evidence. >> reporter: you can see officer scott yates walking up and demanding the phone. duchine refused giving the phone to his friend who took it inside the home. he was arrested for interfering with evidence. >> we all have a constitution right no take video tapes of the police officers in public as they do their official duties so that we can create an objective record of that. >> reporter: duchine says he feels it's everybody's right to record police action from a distance, and says he would do it again. >> we're citizens and we have rights. >> reporter: using your phone or any recording device to video tape them is not illegal as long as you don't get in their way. as for the officer in this case, th

vallejo police would not go on camera but say they've seen the video and they are investigating. >>>ming into the city as well. but i wonill be in the city. i don't drive too well. it looks like we'll have a great forecast. you're an expert on that. what do you see? >> so good right now. we're at 65 already in sunnyvale. even warmer for the rest of your weekend. petaluma, love to see you out there at the parade. bring an umbrella. you might see a few showers in the north bay. fair game for that each and every day this weekend. 73 degrees. beautiful conditions as we head into your sunday. then we'll take a little bit of a dip as we head through monday and showers arrive. back up to the 70s tuesday through thursday. looking fantastic at the end of next week. brent, we're talking 80s. >> we're talking nice weekend. we're out of here. "today" show continues next. have a great weekend. >>> we are back on this drive day friday with another installment of today's plaza ambush makeover. we have a special edition because billy ray cyrus is in for kathie lee. >> i've done this before, you know