president obama and his motorcade in the bay area as the president raises money and sends a message there's still work to be done. despite the fact that folks at the very top are doing better than ever that e's too many families in the country who are still struggling to get by. >> good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville. president obama is in silican valley tonight. while asking for money the president also asked for their

help this november in the congressional elections. >> the republicans who run the house of representatives right now and want to take over the senate, don't boo, vote. work. but they have said no to every proposal that we know could make the difference in the lives of hard working americans. >> the president also talked about what he's accomplished over the last five years most notably the affordable health cake act. azenith smith joins us now. >> reporter: all is quiet now but it was a different story earlier. loud chants from opponents of the keystone pipeline greeting

president obama as he arrived at san francisco hotel thursday night. >> i'm a sporter of the president. i worked on both campaigns and we're here to support him. we're here to show that he has support to move forward. >> reporter: many of them hoping to get a few seconds of the president's time to share their concern about climate change. >> this political economic system that we have in place right now is a major machine and it's going to take a lot to change its direction and it needs to change now. >> reporter: president obama is in the bay area to meet with silican valley heavy hitters all to raise money for the democratic ticket. many willing to dish out $2,000 a plate. >> mr. obama. >> reporter: a different welcoming took place where

early in the day he met with technology company owners. >> i hope he approves of the place we kept the place up. the lawns mowed, houses painted. >> he's the president of the united states, it doesn't get bigger than that. i would come out here if it was robert redford too. >> reporter: there's a large security presence inside. the barricade is also up. all fairmont guests are required to go through a front gated entrance until the president leaves tomorrow. the president is scheduled to make a speech at a wal-mart store in mountain view tomorrow morning. the store on showers drive was selected for a speech on energy

efficiency and renewable power. it gets about 25% of its electricity on solar power. we saw barricades outside this evening. protesters say they will be there. more details now on the president's visit. the president has made 17 trips to california many of those trips included fundraisers now that he can't run for reelection, his fundraisers are for his democratic candidates. prices range from $1,000 to $32,000 that azimeth mentioned. there's accusations that toliver threatened a family after they followed him from the scene. tonight we spoke with the driver who was with his family when he says he saw a 49ers player hit a bicyclists. and that driver is now pursuing

a lawsuit. jana katsuyama is live to show us the pictures he took after the collision. >> reporter: the man says he saw toliver leave recklessly. he said the trouble just continued when he followed toliver's car. >> reporter: 49ers defensive back chris coliver is now legally on the defense. he appeared in court last month for criminal misdemeanor hit- and-run charges and felony possession of brass knuckles. now he's accused in a civil lawsuit of assault, battery and issuing threats and racial slurs. >> i heard the tires screeching. >> reporter: the plaintiff mark santos spoke with us by phone with his attorney. santos says in march he hit coliver hit a bicyclists and

take off. santos says he was driving with his wife and children when he followed coliver. that's when he says coliver got out of his car. >> he kept threatening me. telling me to get out of the way. that he had something for us if we didn't get out of the way. >> when he comes back out of the car then he came out with his brass knuckles. >> we think the nfl needs to take a hard look at the penalty of their players an the people associated with the nfl. you have a professional athlete that is think they can get away with anything. this lawsuit is about accountability. >> reporter: santos' attorney says so far they have not had any response from coliver. he did not respond our calls

tonight for comment. live tonight, jana katsuyama. >> we also contacted the 49ers and the team said they had no comment. officers were called to a home on the first block of amador avenue just before 4:00 for a disturbance. when they arrived they found an injured man on the ground. despite attempts to save his life, he died at the scene. the victim's name is not being released. police say they are holding a man believed to be involved in the killing. still no word tonight on a motive. authorities think that a fugitive fire chief who's wanted for murder may be hiding near the santa cruz mountains. investigators say orville fleming is an avid outdoors man who frequently visits the area. calfire fire stations are also on high alert. >> reporter: the calfire stations are on alert not for fire but for a tpaoáuf to the best -- for a fugitive.

the wanted poster is for fleming wanted for the murder of his girlfriend douglas. >> someone had to pick him up and drive him to that scene. we are looking for that person to call us and talk to us. >> reporter: her sister saw the crime scene hours after the attack. >> he couldn't control her. she threw a sheet over her so she fight anymore. he tied it around her neck. >> reporter: fleming has keys to get into any fire station throughout the state, including the one in the mountains. some were surprised. >> i hope for his sake and our sake that he is caught. >> reporter: others not surprised of the potential of a

wanted person hiding out here. fleming met his girlfriend two years ago through my red book. the two made allegedly made a sex tape that featured fleming, douglas and other firefighters. a tape douglas was using to extort money before her murder. >> a sex tape that's irrelevant. where's the sex tape. that's pointless to the fact that my sister was murdered. >> reporter: the sheriff tells me its deputies have been told to be on the look out for fleming, noelle walker, ktvu news. a lot of students stayed home today from two schools in danville that were the targets of threatening messages. attendance was down about 50% even though there was a stepped up police presence at both john baldwin elementary and charlotte wood middle school. according to a letter sent out

by the principal, authorities have now caught a person they believe is responsibility for those threatening messages. uc berkeley wants to expand a recent facility. the lawrence berkeley national lab campus is planned for a plot of land on mead street which is off of richmond bay. amber lee is there tonight with the concerns that some community members are expressing about that project. amber-- >> frank, the expansion will add to this research facility behind me. uc wants to more than double its size. residents tell me they want to be part of that expansion. uc berkeley's richmond field station sits on 100 acres. residents say it's a beacon of hope for the future. that the proposed expansion could turn this into a field of dreams for a city that has struggled with crime and unemployment. >> something that our children can prepare for in school that they can have the right education and the right schools and jobs to be able to work

there one day. >> reporter: the people are very excited about this process. >> reporter: but that excitement is tempered with concern about how the project will benefit the community. the 133-acre addition will bring jobs to the area. just how many university officials haven't said. because they are still looking for funding for the expansion. community leader tamisha walker who served time behind bars says many formerly incarcerated residents in this city need a second chance that a job can provide. >> there's no jobs to put people into. then where are we? we're stuck. >> reporter: hundreds packed into the town hall meeting tonight. state assemblyman who's running for congress was among the politicians and uc officials answering the communities questions. he says the city needs to partner with uc to create job opportunities. >> she would just be -- it would just be a nice facility with fences.

>> reporter: there will be a conference to supplement the funding. the civil trial over access to martin's beach in san mateo county began yesterday. martin's beach is about 6 miles south of half-moon bay. it was a favorite spot for families but all of that stopped four years ago when the landowner blocked access to the only road leading to the beach. lawsuits followed. surfers argued it was a violation of the california coastal act. the owner is costa, he's been ordered to testify next week. and could wet weather affect your morning commute? all for just the path of a system bringing light showers to parts of the north bay. >> and

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teacher's actions. but as mike mibach reports, at least one parent believes the punishment did not go far enough. >> i love everything about school. >> reporter: that is until a mr. fred burkes slapped him in class. >> grabbed me by the chin and slapped me twice in the face. >> just like that, he slapped him in the class and julian cried for the rest of the class day. the teacher explained to me that my son put a decimal some where that it didn't went. so he thought my son was being disobedient by doing that so he smacked him. reached around and hit him twice in the face. >> reporter: the teacher did not provide a statement third base -- statement and that the

boy did not have any marks. >> there was a touch. in this particular case we did take the appropriate action. and it's confidential in nature so we're not able to reveal that. >> reporter: reaction from school parents. >> he's a very good teacher. >> i would not believe he would put his hands on kids. >> if he did you think he should be allowed back here? >> if he did, of course not. >> i want a teach -- there's no room in the education program. >> reporter: riv era says he will be in school tomorrow protesting the return of his son's teacher. mike mibach. more details now, california does not allow teachers to physically discipline students but laws in

more than a dozen states do allow corporal punishment. a bill to ban the process nationwide was introduced in 2010 but not voted on. a trial ended in a dead lock for a man who was arrested for protesting the police shooting of a 13-year-old boy in sonoma county. ramon cairo is accused of resisting arrest. but jurors could not agree on a verdict for either charge. cairo's attorney is calling it a victory for free speech. cairo was one of many people protesting the shooting of andy lopez who was carrying a soft air gun that looked like a real rifle. today's bill pushes the start date back to june of next

year and imposes a requirement on smart phones but not on tablets. >> if we can make it a disincentive to take the cell phone, there's a good likelihood we will see a reduction in those crimes. oakland's interim police chief says 60% of all robberies include a cell phone. and in san francisco, 2/3 of all robberies include a cell phone. a battered women's group is again denying it contacted any state lawmakers with concerns about a kill switch bill. three senators offices said they were contacted by weave inc, women escaping a violent environment. both offices admitted they were bombarded by reporters on senate bill 962 which led to the confusion. ktvu followed with the staff at

those offices. senator ben boises office confirmed some confusion. staff with senator jim beal declined to comment. apple is reportedly looking to buy beats electronics. the company makes premium head phones. dr.dre cofounded beats back in 2006. the $2.6 billion deal could make dr. dre are first rapper billionaire. the federal trade commission says that snap chat collected private information. snap chat has agreed to 20 years of monitoring and it

could face fines if it violates terms of their agreement. live storm tracker 2 picking up scattered showers. casa dero coming up on .2 of an inch. and berkeley .03. you can see showers moving east and a little bit of sprinkle activity. this is just a glaze on the roadways. i had reports in richmond. showers up in the berkeley hills. the showers that are up there now is going to taper down or whatever is up there is going to wind down as we go through the evening hours. by tomorrow morning, mostly cloudy skies but the showers should be done. as we head into your bay area day tomorrow we'll take a look at what we're expecting. here is the cloud cover in the morning. mostly cloudy as we get going tomorrow morning. as you get into about 7:00,

8:00 it starts to clear out a little bit. forecasts about what they were today slightly warmer in some places. greens are 60s, yellows are 70s. this is fine. this is not going to be that warm. as we get into saturday and sunday these oranges, 80s are going to start coming this way. so as we head into your mother's day weekend we have a mother's day forecast to talk about. when i come back at 10:45 i will give you the forecast for your neighborhood. i'll see you back here. >> a tree trimmer says he is taking responsibility for his actions. ernesto pulido told the chronicle he quote screwed up and is willing to take care for the care and survival of the surviving birds. pulido said he was working on

trimming a tree near a postoffice when

it's been one year since interim oakland police chief stepped down and permanent police chief has not been named. we spoke with oakland mayor gene -- jean quan. >> reporter: jean quan stood side by side with the interim police chief. but we want to know when title

-- when his title will go from interim to chief. went is the third interim chief since 2011. while he wasn't commenting today he has applied to head up the department. under his interim leadership homicides are down. crime is also down in key areas. reports of aggravated assaults down 6% from last year. burglaries down 11% and auto theft down 9%. the department was at its highest compliance level ever under the direction of interim chief went. >> the department continues to get better on the crime reduction and into meeting the goal of monitor. >> reporter: many said crime is still a major concern. and that oakland needs a

permanent chief in place. >> i think he should be a permanent chief. too many changes is not too much good. >> and there's a lot of instability. so some stability in the police force you know would be great. >> reporter: despite questions quan would not say if she's questioned went. she says she should have an announcement about who the chief will be in mid-march. ac transit is considering its options after a passenger was awarded damages in a multi million dollars lawsuit. what happened back in 2011 that led to the suit. maria francisco was thrown from the seat when the bus she was on hit a speed bump going twice the speed limit. since then she has had three back surgeries. yesterday a jury awarded her $14 million for medical bills and pain and suffering. francisco's 4-year-old daughter

was awarded $1 million for emotional disstress. today ac transit called the award excessive. the sale is so transparent i didn't even have to tell them i was married to an attorney. you want to see it? come outside. >> oh my gosh. >> reporter: the 30 second tv commercial features two spouses on the phone who are women. the general manager of one toyota says they came up with the idea a few months ago and quietly started running the commercial just last week. he says so far he's received a lot of positive feed back. >> what kind of feed back have you gotten. >> we've gotten extremely positive feed back. i probably received 15 or 20 e- mails just recently people expressing their gratitude for us. >> reporter: it's a sign of the times that being gay is not an

issue. hundreds of school children kidnapped, tonight at 10:45, the grass roots efforts to help that is now gaining traction here in the hey there. did you select these things on purpose? not a color found nature. there's nothing wrong with tha. i can hear your arteries clogging. ok. no. this is tap water. i can't let you buy this. oh. crystal geyser please. crystal geyser. bottled at the mountain source.

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circumstancial. and debora villalon is reporting from a street people say is more like a freeway. >> reporter: it's three lanes both directions and right now we're at a lull but the traffic here really moves. the 23-year-old woman had hit the button. she was in the crosswalk. that yellow light was flashing it didn't matter. she will survive but other families know this spot is deadly. >> it's been three months on sunday. exactly. >> reporter: three months ago regina stall got the call. her dad had been killed crossing the street. >> miss him.

that's just something needs to happen. it's got to stop. it's got to stop. >> reporter: today a young woman was hit in the same place. in february a teenage boy was struck here too. there's a button that activates several beacons to warn drivers someone is crossing but that didn't stop the suv from skidding into the woman today. >> how does a driver not see the yellow lights flashing. >> i don't know. maybe they're just not looking forward and not paying attention, i don't know. >> he was inching from me. >> reporter: close calls, it seems everybody has had one. >> these drivers look right at you and keep on driving. >> reporter: like the driver of this mercedes who almost hit my camera man without stopping. >> i've told my kids never ever

ever to cross this street. >> reporter: the flowers that were here to honor 77-year-old derickson have dried out now. >> he was very active. full of energy and everything. because how many more. i mean it's unbelievable. do they need to put a counter and just count. okay, two years how many killed, how many injured. >> reporter: sfpd targets this intersection and keeps this speed warning in place. the driver today a woman in her 20s was sited for failure to yield. the victim went to the hospital badged up and a shoulder -- banged up and a shoulder injury but she should be okay. >> reporter: also in san francisco police have arrested a suspect in a deadly hit-and- run crash. on saturday, police say the driver of a speeding black infinity ran a red light and broadsided another car at cesar chavez and fulsome. the man in that car later died.

police have identified the suspect at 25-year-old jamie juan era s of san francisco. he surrendered yesterday and is charged with felony hit-and-run and felony manslaughter. investigators looking into the hit-and-run death of a los angeles police officer say the suspect intentionally hit the officers cruiser. 32-year-old roberto sanchez died as a result of that collision. investigators say 20-year-old minor vorerla rammed the police car in an effort to stop it from going after his friend who was trying to flee police. another officer hit in the car is still recovering. police are asking for the public's help in tracking down an identity theft suspect. he rented a flat bed truck and carburetor and never returned them. an investigation revealed he

used another person's i. d. the person may have also taken rentals in oakland and southern california. tonight invest -- investigators are trying to figure out who set a fire that destroyed a children's play structure. >> it's a lot -- it's a loss for the entire community. >> reporter: children can have fun by doing just about anything. but now they know that their favorite is almost about gone. >> somebody burned it down. >> all i can think is it's maybe teenagers not using common sense. it's not good for the community though. >> reporter: it was donated to the school by the pta and the current pta president was devastated. >> it's important to the community. i know people come on the weekend and use the playground.

there's a baseball league that uses the baseball fields. it's not just going to impact the school it's going to impact the whole community around marshal. >> reporter: i'm told the surveillance video caught the fire but does not show who set it. although whoever did it was trying to put it out. the mulch is made out of used tires and most of it burned up leaving a toxic mess. this is not only a place to play but a source for learning. >> it's socialization, it's play, it's physical activity. >> reporter: with its insurance, the district hopes to have the structure replaced by the next school year. fire officials say they're trying to figure out if the fire was intentionally set and who did it. in castro valley. i'm john sasaki, channel 2 news. federal aviation

investigators have set a committee hearing next month. it's landing gear and tail hit the sea wall causing the plane to spin then catch fire. the national transportation safety board initially said the plane was flying too low and too slow. three teenagers were killed and crew members injured. the meeting is set for june 24th in washington, d.c. nearly 300 schoolgirls abducted. the warmer weather that will be moving out and how high temperatures will climb by your bay area weekend. a historic home

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new at 10:00, a new warning for parents about the highly contagious disease whooping cough. we told you about confirmed cases in morelo elementary school. now that school is reporting of additional cases in that campus. whooping cough starts with a cold like symptoms that turns into uncontrollable coughing. more than a dozen pets have been rescued from a pill filthy house in monterey county. four puppies and two cats are now being nursed back to help. police are saying that they're being taken out of shocking conditions. the house was cluttered with piles of clothing and garbage. the animals have a variety of

problems but will eventually be eligible for adoption. the owners face numerous charges. we have posted information about the animals and their adoption. the dow managed to gain 32 points. most of the losers were in the energy and tech. a large part of that money went for development of its model x cross over and for adopting the model s sedans for markets overseas. the real estate market in much of the bay area may be red hot but three east bay cities are not included. uc berkeley haas institute left

out three cities. the hass study said one factor was there were large numbers of minority population targeted by sub prime lenders then saw a home value decline. >> it's the end of an era in san francisco. after months of fighting to stay open, marcus books a black owned and black themed bookstore has closed. on tuesday the locks were changed and an eviction order was posted. >> love is this store. man, everything i learned about african culture and me being who i am is because of this bookstore. >> reporter: the building's ownership changed two years ago. but the new owner missed two payments.

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there's growing outrage around the world to the disappearance of 276 girls who were kidnapped in nigeria by extremists. today the nigerian government says it'll be difficult to find them. they say boca haram likely split up the girls. ken wayne has the story. >> reporter: two marchs and rallies are planned. aid is going out to groups in nigeria that may be able to

pressure the government there to act. the kidnapping of hundreds of girls is sending concern through the people not just in nigeria, but those who have made the bay area home. >> even if they do come back. they're not going to be the same. >> reporter: evilocha who was born in nigeria and moved here as a law student now a professor at east bay. >> i have four girls so every day that i go to sleep, i wonder how those moms and dads sleep. >> reporter: she says she has talked to relatives in nigeria who describe between bombings and kidnappings a nervous atmosphere. >> i think every nigerian is very shocked for the government to acknowledge it happened. >> reporter: she says she's encouraged by the social media effort to bring attention to the kidnappings. global fund for women is sending money. >> obviously we're outraged. and we're deeply concerned about what's being happening.

>> reporter: quansiaman says women's groups have been pushing for mobilizing since it happened. >> being able to get a woman from one place to another. being able to print t-shirts, to print fliers. >> reporter: demonstrations in nigeria will be joined a world away here in the bay area. >> i think with all the global attention i'm not so sure we would have made the progress we're likely to make soon. >> reporter: a march is scheduled in the coming days one in saturday in san francisco and one monday in palo alto. we'll have information on ktvu.com. ken pritchett, ktvu.com. the state is making an emergency order to report of

crude oil being moved through the railroad. the order applies to trains carrying more than 1 million- gallons of crude specifically from a region of north carolina which is the source of much of the oil now hauled by trains. companies failing to issue the warning face fines of up to $175,000. >> food manufacturer kellog is no longer able to use terms like all natural and nothing artificial on kashi products. the suit argued kashi contained a variety of synthetic and artificial ingredients. kellogg also agreed to a pay out. customers pour a flavoring

packet on plain flies and sprinkle a packet to flavor them. mcdonalds is hoping for a boost in sales. sprinkles have been coming down. mostly drizzle. in millvalely i've had reports of some drops up in the mountains, some remote gauges up to about half of an inch up in the remote areas. the showers for most of us very light. i wish there was more to talk about to water your lawns but it's not. the current temperatures are on the mild side. that's because it's cloudy. the clouds will be around in the morning hours then after that, they're going to clear out. so tomorrow afternoon looks nice. mostly cloudy. that kind of haze that's a light drizzle. morning clouds, clearing in the afternoon but kind of breezy tomorrow and the weekend it

warms up. here's the computer model at 3:00 a.m., there's drizzle. head to toe it's breezy but it's sunny and the warming begins. as we head into saturday and sunday. daytime highs will ratchet their ways up. here's the current shot. this is the rain in the valley. this is a system that's bringing us that now. lingers tomorrow morning and then is gone. gusty winds show up in the mid- morning early afternoon. and then by saturday, sunday and monday temperatures really start to go up as if high pressure kicks up shore and temperatures increase. we could see hot weather as we head into monday and tuesday. so i think by sunday mother's day mid-80s so it's a good looking forecast. it would be really nice actually to get half an inch of rain quarter inch of rain here tonight. it was never going to do that but just in my fantasy world it would be nice to have that because you have plants and whatever that could use the water this time of year. because we're running out of rain chances as you know. 64 in san bruno and 66 in san

mateo. the five day forecast, bay area weekend in view. clearing and breezy. warmer for the bay area weekend and yeah, i hear you laughing at that. yeah my fantasy, the best thing is it rains overnight and you wake up and it's sunny. rain at night and you wake up it's sunny. the plants are watered, the ground is clean. >> the air is clean. >> thanks for explaining. a lot of you were thinking about the nfl draft. fill us in. >> that's my fantasy. all of that fantasy football right now. for more reality based. and caleel the new raider. and there was severe lack of aggression in the defense and this guy brings it. play maker, pressure the

quarterback. some have compared him with denver's von miller. and even reggie mackenzie as a player. >> he can play strong. and he can play with good extension. can use his hands. and the fact that he's big. and he can run, and i think he he's the total package. >> i think he's a little better than reggie. he's a real man. he's a football first guy. he's got tremendous work ethic. and he's a team player. >> he's a real man. no last real second trades. today clowney goes number one to texas. johnny football signing to number 22 he's a cleveland brown. and the 49ers did not leverage any of their many picks to move down. going to schwartz out of northern illinois. quick, strong, only question seems to be a lack of stature

at 5'10", 225. he sees far more the upside with this kid. >> you see it on the tape the way he plays the game of football. you know, he doesn't shy away. he when it comes to contact, when you study this play you see he's trying to get from point a to point b as fast as he can and hit somebody. and that speaks volumes. >> there you go. nfl draft day is one of the few thing that is can knock the dodgers/angels match

all right of course sometimes you just have to tip your cap. not a lot happening with giants bats lately. putting a lot of heat on the pitchers. and in the third inning, five hits, one run had the defense behind them. brandon crawford made several great plays. the giants trailing 1-0 into the seventh. but it is josh beckett solo

shot going into extra innings. rbi single they have a 3-1 pad with sergio romo pitching in the bottom of the 10th inning. giants leading l.a.3-1. both east and west pretty much the same thing going in the nba play offs. miami goes up 2-0 over brooklyn. and san diego going up over portland in that series. they're telling me in my ear 1- out in the bottom of the tenth. sergio romo looking for a save there. >> i think it's going to be a great pick for the raiders. >> do we have any big surprises things that surprised you today? >> maybe just that johnny football dropped to number 22. but you know other than that i think first round pretty much standard as people expected it

to go. you know, jadeveon clowney looks like the real deal. but max will be a good one for the raiders. i think it'll be hard to criticize that pick at this

>> today on "tmz" -- >> it looks like barbra streisand isn't good enough for president obama because she couldn't sit at his table last night. a lot of celebrities did. she got the table next to obama. obama adjacent isn't obama. >> obama's at table four. kim kardashian was there last night. she got table 49. >> she was -- she shouldn't -- she should be serving! [laughter] >> wendy williams in new york. we asked her about monica lewinsky. >> where do you think she ranks on the list of most famous side pieces? >> number one. >> depends, if you're most famo