that's our show. we'll see you for the next edition of "rtm." . a san francisco firefighters files a claim against her department. she feels she's been wronged. >> the bay area in the clear, coming up the warmest day of the weekend and when 90s resurface on the five-day forcast. >> if you move we will shoot you. >> a case of mistaken identity turns a walk to school into a e forget. the news at 7:00 is next. . a san francisco firefighter is taking legal action against her own department.

the female firefighter is tied to the runway death at sfo. she says she's a scapegoat. she says the fire department blames her for something that's bigger. a lawsuit over the blame of a teenage passenger. you spoke to the firefighters attorney about what they believe is unfair. >> the suit outlines allegationsing of discrimination and cover up. the firefighter that timed it is under on a gag order. her attorney says she wants the name clear. alyse duckett is a 24 year veteran. she filed a complaint against the city claiming retaliation and violation of her rights as a firefighters following the crash of asiana flight 214.

>> she started questioning things that happened at the scene. she arrived after a rescue rig ran over the passenger. >> flattened the victim 92 the ground. then -- vic victim into the ground. >> the suit alleges the san francisco fire department leaked allegations describing duckett as solely responsible for the death. >> the suit claims the department was trying to silence someone claiming harassment. >> she's an african-american lesbian firefighter. shows a firefighter and a good one. >> we reached out to the chief regarding allegations outlined in a suit. a spokesperson said the chief has not seen it and cannot comment on pending litigation

but is proud of all first responders who perform well under extraordinary circumstances. the suit is not about money they want a public apology. go the ktvu.com for more of the complaint. we have a link on the pdf file. a fool pliable -- football player is under arrest for punching a man and kicking a dog on campus. demaria drew was arrested on charges of suspicion battery and flicking bodily injury. his defense attorney is urging people not to jump to conclusion. i want everybody to wait and be

patient before anyone passes judgment about what might have happened. >> drew is held in lieu of $100,000 bail and has a court appearance set for monday. the cal athletic department said drew is suspended pending an investigation. a north bay woman on the run is in federal custody. detectives spotted jasmine mitchel at a tiberon hotel and arrested her after a struggle. investigators found counterfeit credit cards, cash and meth. her father artie mitchel and brother jim ran a pornography industry. a man armed with a tire iron hit a woman.

he is car eyeing a -- carrying a tire iron and knocks a woman to the ground. a witness went after the suspect. >> with the suspect being armed with a weapon, the good samaritan stops chasing him. the york street area is drill but -- industrial. an 11-year-old boy is caught up in a major case of miss teenage identity. he was just walking to school when police stopped him with their guns drawn. >> he walks the same path to school every weekday. he was not far from home when he saw a car with its windows shattered. he tried to notify the homeowner. he had no idea the owner was

calling police. minutes later the officers surrounded him with the 51s drawn. >> , guns drawn. >> i put my hands on the back of my head. he was told to get on the ground. >> they said if you move we will shoot you. i started crying. >> he was handcuffed. searched and questioned and taken to middle school by an officer. his mother is outraged. >> this is my only child, for him to be treated like that is unacceptable. >> police are now apologizing. >> we're sorry that it happened to him. the day before a woman described as african-american shot at the home and vandalized the home. >> the 11-year-old was at the wrong place at the wrong time and it's a tragedy he had to go through something like that. >> the police never called

romie's mother. >> it could have went a whole different way. i thank god it didn't happen like that. the way it happened i can't change it. i don't want it to happen to anyone else's son. >> police say race is not an issue they responded with force they believe there was a serious threat based on the call they received. president obama called on businesses to back his efforts on climate change during a visit to the bay area. the president announced a number of government energy investments. he praised the company for installing solar panels early on. >> i'm here today because more and more companies like wal- mart are realizing that wasting less energy is not only good for the planet. it's good for business. >> during his 19 hours here the

president attended a roundtable discussion with tech leaders and a silicon valley lunch. the job market has slowed. employers posted 4 million jobs in march. the report shows there's an average of 2.6 unemployed people for every job that's open and more people quit their job. they left for a new job and the old position is open. the job market is improving. a roller coaster day on wall street the markets are having trouble finding direction. two bay area counties are experiencing a surge in whopping -- whooping cough. what schools are doing to fight the outbreak. >> friday afternoon in martinez and as kids got out of school

the air was filled with excitement. but as marrello there's an air of concern. how easily spreadable it is. someone with whooping cough and talking to them you could get it. >> there's 49 cases of whooping cough across to country. nine at marrello park, 20% of the cases have been here. >> of course i don't want my kids to be miserable, we have three, i don't want them to be sick, i don't want to be sick. >> health officials say it takes time to get over per us the us -- pertussis. >> we've had four babies hospitalized in continue that cost ace. all are recovering, in 2010 when there was an epidemic 10

babies died throughout the state. >> one parent told me he was taking his daughter to the doctor because of a cough. just all night long coughing, wheezing, we thought maybe it was asthma, it could be more. the district sent home a letter if the child has a cough for more than two weeks they should be checked out by the doctor. if they are positive for whooping cough to tell the district. parents and students demonstrated outside patterson elementary calling for fred bird to be fired. he was suspended after a 9-year- old said he grabbed his face and slapped him. the police investigation is active so it decided to keep berg on leave. the boy said he made a mistake on a math problem.

the teacher has refused to talk with them. high end devised in a bold crime. the crash and grab that left a big clean up in berkeley. a new teachers contract prompts protest. a nearly -- theory teachers may be unfairly fired. will the winds stick around. the temperature change for mother's day and neighborhoods flirts with run 100-degrees. dog: oh, boy! mattress discounters oh, boy! mattress discounters memorial day sale. what's this? a queen size sealy gel memory foam mattress

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. we know more about the deadly midair crash of two planes over san pablo bay, the pilots of the cessna and korean warriora plane were taking

photos. the cessna pilot radioed he wanted to take one more photo. the other pilot replied probably not. the pilot passed the cessna and he felt and heard the thump and saw the cessna going down. the wreckage and the pilots body were retrieved from the bay. apple target store was robbed in a crash and grab. the daring crime and the clean up took many by surprise. >> down fourth street, around the police tape, foot traffic and reaction to an unusual smash and grab. >> fourth street is a high end place. a high end spot that got hit 2:52:00 a.m. this apple store was burglarized.

the tool was an old black pontiac. the car was driven into the store and was there when they arrived. the driver was gone and so was a lot of the merchandise. >> ipad, iphone, imac. >> according to an apple employer that's what was ripped off. an estimated $40,000 word of phones, tablets. and monitors were gone. throughout the day customers walked up to the store unaware of the crime. i made an appointment i don't want to do a walk in. >> they were turned away and detoured to other apple stores. >> i said could i make another appointment. >> she said for bay street or san francisco. >> the car was towed away. investigators are gathering footage. no one is in custody.

employees referred us to the company media line, we called but no one picked up. chris brown is in trouble with the law again and will serve more prison time. he appeared in los angeles court and admitted to a probation violation for a crime in washington, d.c., last year. the judge sentenced brown to 131 days in jail. he has been in custody since mid-march when he was pleading guilty the beating rihanna. starting today new subscribers to netflix will have to pay a dollar more. the old price of $8 a month will continue to may have 2016 for existing subscribers.

some teachers fear they could be fired for being gay, sex before marriage or using birth control. a clause in the proposed teacher contract would require teachers to act in conformity in their percentage lives. teachers could be fired if they violate church doctrines. we're not going to walk away quietly. this is wrong. the prevot ous -- previous contract did not mention a teacher's personal life. teachers as young as five could face charges in a bully ordinance. it could make it a crime to make a person 5 to 55-year-old -- 25-year-old to feel terror.

offenders would face a p.m. charge. the nba has chosen a man to take over the los angeles clippers, richard parsons, he's happy to be ceo for as long as necessary. the nba is trying to force donald sterling to sell the team because of his racist comments. a new report calls the pipeline safety agency riddled with weaknesses. the problem is so severe it's not possible to be sure that safety standards are enforced the 2 1/2 million miles of pipeline moves hazardous liquids every day. the report comes three years after the deadly san bruno gas pipeline blast that killed eight. cal iso says there should be enough for peak demand this

summer but the cost may be higher. themo generation could drop. the power will have to come from other places. >> typically with lower hydroresources we need more power on the open market and have to run the natural gas more. >> wildfires made more severe by the drought could disrupt the flow of power. it will feel like summer in the bay area. a warmup on the horizon. we have mostly clear skies. no major change. a weather system to the north, approaching portland. we could think of a few high clouds. we're expected to remain dry. gusty winds from the north.

as far as the current wind speeds. a gust of 28 miles an hour in fairfield, oakland 31 miles an hour. i think the winds tomorrow will be the same, around 15 the 25 miles an hour. a few approaching 35 miles an hour. look at this wind speak at sfo. gusting out of the west, here's the live camera, a few patch ely clouds -- patchy, low clouds. it will be warmer this weekend end -- overnight lows to start out saturday will be in the 40s, cooler than this morning. of thes out to mountain view, san jose and san francisco. bundle up. here's a look hat the weather system, mostly sunny skies, gusty winds, be then high pressure returns and this will bring the warming beginning

mother's day, into next week a bounce in temperature. 80s and 90s developing into next week. a quick early look at the projected highs. san francisco 85, san jose back up into the mid-90's. watching out for that. a change in the fire danger going up with the developing weather pattern. showing patchy fog tomorrow morning. increasing sunshine. warmest location inland, 70s. the numbers about the same as today. warmer in a few spots. san jose forecast high of 72. sunnyvale 71. beautiful weather on mother's day, that's how it should be with breezy conditions in the hills. that will be the warmest day of the weekend. the heat moves in and increase in the fire danger. the city of santa cruz is

taking action to keep people from wasting water. enforcing a 25 cut in water use. the biggest problem are leaks and excessive landscape watering. homeowners could be fined up to $65. when it comes to baby names the change 13 years in the making. the top of one list. a free party set for one of san francisco's landmarks. when you can be ready for coat towers grand reopening.

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♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ . the public is invited to a free party to mark the reopening of coit tower. it will begin at 1:00 p.m. next wednesday. back in march we showed artist restoring the powers murals. it has a new roof, better lighting and improved access built. -- accessibility. we sped things up for you to show you what it will look like as it goes down the 3-mile

track. the trains are automatic but there will be someone watching inside a control room. the $484 million system will open this fall. it would be $6. after 14 years at the top, jacob has been bumped down the list. that's according to the social security at administration. on the list for 2014, noah, liam, jacob is number 3, mason, and william. >> sophia topped the girls list. emma, olivia, isabella and ave. >> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we hope you follow us on facebook and twitter. our coverage continues with the 10:00 news. teenagers detained after a ground gets out of hand.

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