a scout leader arrested on molestation charges tonight. new details about the suspect from the allege's victim's family. >> what we thought was that he was a good person. he liked helping people. good afternoon. i'm ken pretty chen. >> -- pritchett. >> and i'm julie haener.

and shock after the news. debora villalon has the story. >> reporter: it's a uniform franklin lee wore for the past four years. leading scouting programs in sebastapol. den leaders for troops. boy scout leadership didn't see it coming. five felony counts against lee. various sex crimes with a minor. some of them with a child under 14. >> as far as we know none of these allegations occurred with, during any sort of scouting activities. >> reporter: at franklin lee's homes we learned how the

alleged accounts occurred. >> i just want to know why my brother did it to him. my entire family thought that he was a good hearted guy and he liked working with children and it's just really disappointing. >> reporter: he says his brother now almost 18 was lee's victim. >> he used to go on vacations a lot. just them two to bond. and we're probably guessing that's what happened during some of those times. >> reporter: on any other night franklin lee would have been at this meeting of scout leaders. instead his release will probably be brought up. >> it hurts in that people involved in scouts are expected to obey the scout's laws. >> reporter: whether or not a scout, people say lee's arrest

hurt. >> you don't know about people, he came in and made purchases for himself and his family. >> reporter: franklin lee is stepfather to two small children and had contact with hundredsover kids. the council will have a meeting with him to answer questions. his bail, $1 million. debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. developing news now, also in the north bay. a minor earthquake within the last hour. the quake measured 3.7 and hit at 9:04 tonight. we checked with the napa sheriff's office and they say there have been no reports of any damage. a key figure in the leland

yee trial is free on bail. his defense attorney says jackson's mother put up her mobile home to raise the money. as a condition, lee may not contact his son who is also a suspect. two armed suspects shot by police in federal agents just 30 minutes apart. tonight we're learning more about the new confrontations tonight in fairfield. amber lee is near a wal-mart store in fairfield with what triggered those two shootings, amber. >> reporter: the first shooting took place to my right at that wal-mart parking lot.

the second shooting across the street to my left where the crime tape is still up. around 2:45 this afternoon. fairfield police say a federal task force was looking for an attempted homicide suspect. they located that person in the wal-mart parking lot. >> the suspect produced a firearm. >> reporter: we spotted two vehicles which appear to be struck by gunfire. a half hour later, fairfield police found a second suspect who's related to the incident outside wal-mart. >> the second related suspect also produced a handgun that is shot by a fairfield police officer. >> i originally heard two gunshots so i got up and looked out my window. >> reporter: he described seeing a black car surrounded by officers with their guns drawn ordering the people

inside to get out. >> there was two people, two males in the front. there was a male in the back. a female and two little kids younger than four i would say. >> reporter: this couple lives in the apartment complex where the second shooting took place. >> i was relevantly scared. i didn't know since i live more toward the main entrance. >> reporter: no officers were injured in the shootings. police tell us they do not know the conditions of the two people shot by law enforcement. neighbors tell us this isn't the safest neighborhood but this never expected this. amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. a man who got into a shoot out with chp officers four years ago learned his sentence today, 400 years in prison. byron williams was convicted after getting into a gun battle with highway police officers on interstate 580 in oakland back in july 2010. williams told investigators he was on his way to san francisco

to shoot people at the tydes foundation of aclu when officers pulled him over for driving erratically. the jury convicted williams. eric men mendoza's wife found him slumped over in his car. he was moving his car to avoid getting a parking ticket when someone shot him to death. >> i think he was at the wrong place at the wrong time. maybe wrong color of car. how pathetic is that. >> reporter: the neighbor is known for its gang activity but it's not known that mendoza

had gang ties. oakland's crime problem, that was the key issue in the first of many debates among candidates battling for the top job in oakland: current oakland major gene quan had to defend her record. ken pritchett has the story. >> reporter: because this was the first debate or that november is still a long ways out it was early. there was hardly a lack of fire exchange between the candidates. the subject quite obvious, the lack of safety. a broken relationship between the department and city hall. and the occupy movement and the destruction in oakland. some of the themes in tonight's mayoral debate, nine candidates on stage, eight seeks major quans job. >> feels completely disrespected and unsupported and they feel they do not have

leadership. >> reporter: councilwoman libby schaaf referred to leadership. undirect swipes at mayor quan who defended her effort. >> every violent crime in this city is unacceptable. >> reporter: people said that the police department needs more police officers, the way to pay for them, taxes. >> when we know that we're short 200 officers at least and we use these funds to put the police officers on the street. >> reporter: in a way this was a warm up. very little on crime that happens year after year. >> reporter: on the issue of

crime, mayor quan was able to point to a reduction last year. it is a subject matter we are likely to hear over and over again in debates leading back to november. ken pritchett. a lot of finger pointing seems to be going on and a lot of it is directed at mayor quan. >> from the business perspective it's a very poor sign. i mean you cannot keep your managers and the managers you do have do not speak highly of her leadership. >> reporter: councilman noel gallo pointed out oakland has had trouble keeping a police chief. get ready to pay more across the golden gate bridge. tolls are going upstarting

monday making the iconic trip the highest. if you're car pooling with fast track the toll will be $4. after monday's increase the toll will go up by 25-cents every year from july 1st of next year all the way through 2018. police are searching for a woman from san jose who disappeared yesterday morning. 53-year-old raquel robiedo is described as high risk. police says she has the mental capacity of an eight to 10-year- old and suffers from alzheimer's degree, dementia and depression. she is described as latina, weighing 165 pounds and white hair. is the popularity of e- cigarettes at risk of putting kids in danger?

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the army says specialist ivone lopez's medical history suggests what was called an unstable psychiatric condition. michelle macalusa reports from texas on what may have set him off. >> reporter: suspected gunman specialist lopez may have had an argument exchanging angry words with other soldiers. >> may have been a verbal altercation with another soldier or soldiers and there's a strong possibility that that in fact, immediately preceded the shooting. >> reporter: the rampage ended after confrontation by a female military police officer who engaged lopez before he shot himself. using a .45 caliber semi automatic handgun. the married father of four from puerto rico sought help for mental issues. >> we have a strong belief that he suffered mental issues.

>> reporter: lopez bought the firearm at the guns galore gun shop near the base. where he passed a background check. it's the same store that hasan bought his gun. the case prompted the president and defense secretary to call for greater scrutiny of security on all military bases. >> we're going to make sure that we're doing everything in our power to keep our troops safe and to keep our troops strong and not just on the battlefield but also when they come home. >> there's nothing that we take more seriously than the safety of the people who work for our department. >> reporter: investigators are going through lopez computer files, his home and interviewing his wife looking for clues. he says there's clear evidence of a preplanned attack since he had plenty of ammo to airy out the attack. and report on dodger stadium has surfaced after the

trial of bryan stow. stow's attorney wants to use that in the trial against the insurers for the dodgers then owner frank mccort. a raid has taken 2 million dollars of meth off the streets. police discovered 37 pounds of meth. the bus was part of a several months long investigation. juan manuel ponce chavez and norma yolanda juarez. police say ponce-chavez has ties to a drug cartel. a student in mountain view

forced police to hold with parents. what parents should know about local drug use and warning signs. >> reporter: mountain view police say they have seen students as young as 13 years old using and selling drugs at school. and they say that any access to the web can also give students access to drugs. at mountain view high school it was parents who got an education tonight. school police officer ronald cooper gave parents a lesson in drugs and the wide range of substances students might be using or abusing. police in the school district held tonight's meeting in response to a drug overdose march 11. when a student was found on steven's street trail after taking dcm. a drug similar to lsd. it's taken as a powder or clear liquid form. >> we haven't seen it in mountain view ever. that was the first time we had seen the drug in mountain view. >> reporter: police say they

don't believe the use is widespread they do believe there's a problem with other drugs such as alcohol, xtasy and marijuana. the officer says he has found girls under the influence of xtasy as young as 13 years old. >> i did encounter two girls that were high on xtsasy and they told me the student that sold it to them. >> reporter: water bottles or air tight pens which hide marijuana and its signature smell. even clothing from the local mom. >> you don't see a lot of compartments but this has a compartment. and you can hide a lot of pills. stash marijuana in there. >> i didn't know a lot of it, no. it was really informative for me. i didn't know about any of these products.

>> reporter: school staff say they believe that students are using drugs off campus often at parties and they hope that parents will be aware and make sure they communicate with their own children. reporting live in mountain view, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. the partner of a man killed by san jose state police is calling for a new investigation into his death for the sake of their son. lori value -- valdez says they want justice for their son. san jose state police say he came at officers with a knife and refused to stop. but valdez doesn't believe that scenario. she says she's heard from witnesses who says lopez was shot in the back as he walked away. former secretary of state hillary clinton is scheduled to speak at san jose state university. the school says she will deliver a keynote address as part of a program on north america's most prominent women. clinton has been mentioned as a possible presidential candidate but the former first lady has refused to say if she has

decide to run. bike sharing may be coming to oakland, berkeley and san rafael. the mtc launched a pilot program last summer in san francisco on the peninsula and in san jose. the program lets you rent a bike by the hour and the day and return it to a number of stations located throughout your city. the clouds moving out this evening all in advance of a scatter rain shower. another one to talk about this week and not all this green, not all this rain reaching the ground right now. but that will be changing for the overnight hours. we could have a few scattered showers basically increasing the short term. at 7:00 tomorrow morning. upper 30s to the upper 40s. mostly cloudy skies and we are expecting clouds and occasional rain showers. here is the forecast model. we put this into motion.

there's some clouds at 6:00. scattered pop up showers at 12:00 and that will be the case even by late tomorrow afternoon at 4:00. by this time tomorrow, big changes developing. coming up the one part of your weekend we're expecting a big temperature boost and let you know when 80s make a come back on the forecast. a police officer suspended. in two minutes, the

four suspicious fires all within a span of six hours today has firefighters in sacramento on high alert. the most recent fire started around 6:30 this evening. smoke poured out of a vacant warehouse. at one point the flames reached

so high they caused power lines to collapse. no injuries have been reported in this fire. a concord police officer has been suspended among accusations he illegally obtained prescription drugs. >> and a woman says the officer came to him for the drugs. amber lee spoke to the woman who defends the police officer. >> reporter: sandra says matthew swisher is a nice person. >> he just asked me if i was taking narco and i says yeah. and he wanted to borrow some. >> reporter: swisher borrowed her drugs on several different occasions. sometimes coming to her living senior center with her canine partner, in other times with his family. >> he brought his little boys over when he wasn't working. when he would come over to borrow some pills. >> reporter: concord police chief says it's an

administrative issues and could not go into any details. however he's been investigated. >> they want to know about your trouble with the prescriptions. >> reporter: another person living at the same facility would not speak to us on camera and says he also take some pills. >> why report him? i didn't sell him anything, i gave them to him. >> reporter: the district attorney's office says the charges against officer swisher are pending and could be filed any day. in concord, i'm paul chambers, ktvu channel 2 news. mountain view's mozilla announced that their ceo is stepping down. it makes the popular fire fox web browser. he came under fire because of a $1,000 donation he made toward

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e cigarettes you've seen them they've exploded in popularity perceived as a safer alternative to tobacco cigaretteless. but -- cigarettes. u and tonight there's a new

concern about the devices. cara liu is live after she found out that the problem is children and the devices. >> reporter: it's not a problem seeing e-cigarettes. but now the fda says the e cigarettes are dangerous for children. after getting an e cigarette as a christmas gift. both his 5-year-old daughter and 10-year-old son gave it a try without his permission. >> i don't know it just looked cool. the colors. >> reporter: the boy even posted a video of him using the device. >> it became a concern. because i can't leave that thing laying around or someone put something that's not vapor or harmless and i don't know. so i got rid of the thing. >> reporter: molina says luckily the e cigarette did not contain nicotine and the kids were okay.

but an increasing number of children are accidentally inhaling or touching nicotine. in september of 2010, poison centering across the country got one call per month about e cigarettes. fast forward to february of 2014 that number skyrocketed to 215 calls. more than half were about young children under five. here in california, a poison control reports that from january of 2013 to february of 2014 they handled 147 calls about e cigarettes. experts say part of the problem is that e cigarettes are not required to be child proof and often come in bright colors and fruit flavors. >> i can remember a 2-year-old finding an e cigarette that had slipped between the cushions of a couch. and was found kind of sucking on the end. >> reporter: symptoms of liquid nicotine poisoning can include vomiting and seizures.

as little as one gulf could be fatal to a child or adult. live in san francisco, cara liu, ktvu news. three young men have died after contracting bacterial meningitis in los angeles. public health officials say the men were in their 20s, all gay and two of them were hiv positive. the victims socialized and north and west hollywood. the health department is urging gay men in those areas who are at risk to get vaccinated. a total of eight people have been diagnosed with bacteria meningitis to far this year. people took matters into their own hands after two men took cooper from their neighborhoods. >> reporter: cameras caught him in the act. these men road in on bicycles

and proceeded to steal cooper from every light. >> they systematically went up one street, up the next and back. >> reporter: the thieves did not finish the job. so they called san jose police and the department of transportation and they also did this. >> we put these little signs in here that say, we're paying attention. we caught you in the middle of the act here essentially. and it worked. >> reporter: the thieves must have seen the sign carefully tucked in with the wires because the next day he came back to return what he took. >> he returned some wire. i don't know if it was all of it or whatever. there was this big wad of wire piled up on top of it. at least he got the message, at least he can read, i thought that was pretty cool. >> reporter: residents say that's not enough. >> it's frustrating that you live here and they the this. what's next? they're going to jump your fence to get into your

backyard. >> just so happened that it was pure luck. but i think what we did was quite effective. >> reporter: the primary street lights on the block are still functioning. no word on when the pedestrian lights might be fixed. in san jose, anne rubin. a patent and trademark office may not have the financial impact city leaders initially expected. taxpayers will have to pay the money to relocate police. those costs will basically cancel out money the city is earning in the patent office. major reed says the project is still worthwhile giving san jose is just only one of four satellite patent offices. a new developer is reportedly in talks to purchase the sears building after

another deal fell through. sears is now negotiating with someone else for the purchase of the mostly empty four story building on broadway and 19th street. city leaders are still hoping the building will be developed into a retail and housing space. the markets closed lower after five days of gains. the dow lost a fraction. while nasdaq fell 38 points. the food and drug administration has approved a medical treatment that may save thousands of people from overdosing on opiants. when injected, -- is effective against drugs like heroin, oxycotin and vicadin. addiction specialists applaud the decision. >> this could be truly a life

saving initiative public health initiative. >> reporter: the injector kit cost about $60 and has a shelf life of six years. it may be available by prescription as soon as this summer. they flipped a switch but the light stayed off. >> certainly not our desire to cause any excess noise over head predicting the evening hours. warming up and drying out this weekend. when

more help from the bay area is headed to that massive mud slide zone in washington state. members of california urban search and rescue task force 3 left today. the group is part of a 20

member incident support team and has a specialized unit with members from across the nation. the death toll from that mud slide now stands at 30. more than one dozen people are still missing. some areas are 60 to 80 feet deep and recovery teams have not been able to access them because the ground there is still very unstable. the work is slow and grueling but searchers remain focused on one thing recovering the remains of those still missing. strong aftershocks continue to rattle chile following tuesday's 8.2 quake. one aftershock measuring 20.6 sent guests into the street last night. it also triggered a tsunami alert that was later cancelled. many people are now living outdoors in tents. there is some damage and many people don't feel safe indoors.

another milestone has been reached in the effort to bring down the old eastern span of the bay bridge. crews started removing steel beams piece by piece from the cantelever section today. you might note how much of the concrete bridge deck is gone in this shot right there. it's all taken out. wooden decks on both sides have been put in place. there's still strong enough to support all the demolition equipment. we've highlighted some of the cuts that are going on through the massive steel frame. caltrans tells us those cuts were finished yesterday a little bit ahead of scheduled. it's still going to take a few weeks before it will look like this. you'll be able to see straight through a deck on the bridge. today workers are carefully removing each piece of steel that's in red. they're using jacks and steel sports to make sure that two jacks will not fall into the

bay. all this work will allow workers to remove the span. they're removing 58,000-tons of steel that workers put into place back in the 1930s. today crews have much more high tech gear including 3d computer models to figure out the best way to remove each piece of this gigantic steel puzzle. on ktvu.com we posted unedited video from today. you can watch it all in its entirety in the hot topics section. there's a growing rat problem in one san francisco neighborhood. residents have spotted them in north beach around washington square. it didn't take long before our cameras spotted them too. one theory is that the rodents have been forced out of their old stomping grounds from the construction. a neighbor who is working or who works at her family's bakery describes a close

encounter when she got to work early. >> we could not everyone get out of the car. they were actually running toward the car every time we tried to get out. people were across the street laughing at us because we looked so ridiculous but i was scared. >> reporter: city health officials have hired a pest control company but people say it hasn 't helped much and there was a suggestion, don't feed the pigeons because you might be feeding the rats as well. nest labs acquired by google for $3.2 billion says there's a defect with a feature that enables you to switch off an alarm with the wave of your hand. that action can delay a smoke alarm in the event of a fire. the flaw was discovered during lab testing. nest says it is now working to fix the problem. temperatures that will hit

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>> almost two dozen aircrafts and ships are searching a new and specific area. the ship carries u.s. equipment that can detect pings from black box flight recorders. if found the recorders helped solve the mystery of flight 370s disappearance. it vanished a month ago tomorrow with 250 people on board. the outage had traffic

controllers scrambling. katie uthies spoke to officials today. >> reporter: the problem forced five planes to be rerouted. >> they're still working hard to determine what the problem was. >> reporter: the black out happened at 8:00 around the runway. that's where the planes both depart and land. planes rerouted to the north runways meaning a flight path over residential areas in san leandro. >> we apologize to those folks who were impacted. >> reporter: this is the second electrical problem at the airport since march. back up generators did not power all of the airport's systems due to construction. but officials say it was a good test for them. >> this was a perfect opportunity for us to take a

look holistically at what is and what isn't plugged into a back up generator. >> reporter: meanwhile the runway light k-s be turned on manually. after 20 minutes of darkness crews back them back on. we'll do the same tonight if the issue is not resolved. we learned today from pg & e that the large outage in march is attributed to a bird landing on the power lines. at oakland international airport, katie utehs, ktvu news. seven teens are in ghana on a trip argue niced by san francisco police officer jason johnson. we caught up with the group at sfo last week as they left for that nine day journey. we'll today they sent us pictures. officer johnson works in the bay view district. the trip was paid for by donations and johnson said he was inspired to organize the trips to the teens could learn

about their african heritage. if you're looking to get your hands on a tiffany's lamp we can tell you where to get one. most of the pieces came from a museum in japan that is closed. the best one is this one right here. a peacock chandelier. it's expected to sell for 250 to $300,000 or more. >> this is a one of a kind custom piece. so there are no others of these that we know. and that's what makes this peacock chandelier so special. >> if you can't afford hundreds of thousands of dollars, some lamps are expected to sell for only 30 or $50,000. >> that's a bargain. hundreds of people waited in line for hours today for a chance to buy a rare pair of sneakers. 400 people showed up at this store in los angeles. one of only four in the world that is selling the supreme x nike foam sneaker. it comes in red or black and a

pair costs $250. they're already selling online for as much as $1,200. well we had a bit of a break today. the clouds are increasing throughout the afternoon hours. those clouds producing a few rain showers just offshore. i suspect over the next several hours we're going to see a few showers moving throughout the bay area. a recent imagery, a lot of this not reaching the ground yet. some more development to the west of the golden gate bridge. in fact, here's a closer inspection right now. there's the green showing up closer to dillan beach. i think we're going to be tracking a few rain showers as we head into early friday morning. current temperatures updated for your 10:00 hour right now it is 51 degrees in santa rosa. san jose 54 and livermore reporting partly cloudy skies 52 degrees. winds around 10 to 20 miles per hour. so for the most part we're

fairly quiet out there looking out toward parts of san francisco this thursday evening. tomorrow some scattered rain showers especially for the afternoon commute. the weekend completely dry, with temperatures rebounding especially by sunday. overnight lows to start out your friday will be in the upper 30s in santa rosa, napa, widespread 40s with mostly cloudy skies. you can count on the cloud cover and some showers working their way back into the picture. so here's the cold front just offshore. kind of falling apart out here. it's not like a system a few days ago. but for tomorrow mostly cloudy skies. scattered rain showers especially up in parts of the north bay and right near the immediate coastline. that's the key for tomorrow. but then into the weekend. high pressure returns. it's going to be a dry weather pattern, sunday easily the warmest day of the weekend that will translate to upper 70s inland. by monday we're thinking lower 80s out there. here's our forecast model showing us the rain showers moving offshore. rainfall accumulations could be

on the order of a trace to possibly just over .1 of an inch throughout the day tomorrow. and a few pop up scattered showers. the activity beginning to back up tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow night. this will set the stage for the dry weather forecast we have coming up for this weekend. santa rosa 63 degrees. oakland 62 and pacifica 58 degrees. the clouds and you will encounter some possibly wet roadways out there possibly tomorrow morning. san jose 63 and half-moon bay. there's that lone rain cloud by friday. for the weekend we warm things up a little bit. by sunday, that's the day we walk outside and think this feels warm. it'll feel like 78, 73 in spots. >> flip-flops getting ready. today president obama and the first daily honor the 2014 u.s. o olympians at the white house. he thanked the 230 athletes

that made up team usa for their performance in sochi russia. team usa won a total of 28 medals. among the athletes polina evans who tweeted these pictures on the way to the ceremony. and the a's still going at this hour. >> i guess you can say the most things changed the more they stay the same. chilly weeknight game. stands are pretty much empty. a's playing entertaining extra inning games in oakland. what else is new. mariners in town for the first time. a's are down 2-0. two out line sam fold headed. adrian almonte tried to catch it one run in. but the mariners replay and relay looking good. robby cano from right center field to the plate full out no inside the parker. and we go to the eight. still down two-zero. cespedes his first extra base out season all the way to the

wall. he'll wind up with coco crisp going the tieing run. he's got a triple but they stranded him and we're in the bottom of the 11th. still tied at two a piece. if this doesn't convince you never to pay attention to spring training. beltre didn't hit a single homer all spring. giants as a team pretty much quiet with the bats during the exhibition season bringing the real deal. a little delay, the early bee infestation delayed things five minutes. later the true buzz comes from brandon belt killer bee himself. he hammers one down the line and gone solo shot in the first. his third already. in the bottom of the first. paul goldsmidth. what else is new. 2-1 d backs. four runs in 6 innings, 7ks no

walks. pinch hitter michael morris with a shot up the middle that will score the tieing run. we've got 5-5 be two on on the very next pitch. angel pagan ticket to ride. three hits for him. three run shot there. he's got the flair and the hair and the giants take three out of four in arizona. all is well. the never ending it seems nhl regular season only four more games left

kind of like someone pushed the fast forward button right into the play offs for the sharks. that was real will the atmosphere for the sharks. figure to be extremely intense. fearly played all night long they went at it against each other. 1-0 in the kings situation. you will see burns with the slapper in front his 23rd of the year. 1-1 just five minutes later game decider it figured out, couture designer goal. did it all himself. 2-1 antiniemi35 saves. and clench home ice advantage for the first round of the play

offs. after getting schooled by the spurs last night the warriors ready up for a much more doable situation against the kings tomorrow evening. tonight blood spewed on the west. spurs find out what it feels themselves to get worked. okcs nick collison leaves after getting one in the head. that is russell westbrook. watch it again as they end the spurs 19 game win streak westbrook had 27. 106-94 the final. we are still at 2-2 in the bottom of the 11th inning. a's against the mariners and oakland off to kind of a little shaky start. but it's obviously very early. not to worry. just wish there were more people out there. just 11,000 people at the coliseum tonight for the fourth game of the year. that's tough. >> battling it out against the end.

2-2. >> bottom of the 11th. thank you for joining us tonight. >> if you missed any of the newscast ♪

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