because i tend to think of this community as a safe place. >> i find it concerning they would choose to do these acts in a time when new faces are coming to the school. not far from where three undergrad students reported a man exposing himself. just after 1:30 on sunday morning. the man drove off. >> a lot of this has happened recently. >> reporter: this case is among a string of unsettling crimes last month. a staff member reported a man came up behind her, grabbing her. the man is not affiliated with the school. on april 19 a grad student said

a man followed her into their hall and exposing themselves in the common area. on april 7, two women reported being groped by a man 20 minutes apart. >> i think it will bring more of the forefront to your minds. and those types of things could happen to the other students. that type of thing could happen to you in a place like stanford. >> reporter: there is no rhyme or reason for these crimes. they can't recall a high number of gropings. >> we do invite the community to come in. >> i think there will be a trend. >> reporter: as they post high- profile sexual assault cases, police say students might be more inclined to report unusual behavior. police welcomed that as manycases go reported on campuses. >> with their campus changing,  it will be real great reporting these incidents are more of a common place. >> reporter: i wanted to show

you how dark this street is as i asked police if there will be a sketch provided and likely not. the victims provided very limited information since there is not much light. but they say the suspect is described as a white man between ages 30 and 50. >> these incidents have happened outside buildings on campus as you have different potential suspects. even if if one person is arrested there could be more cases to come? >> reporter: right. police right now, they're looking for different suspects because of different descriptions, but you're right, it is troubling. that's why they're trying to increase their foot patrols. they want to let the community know and they don't like seeing

the alerts, but they like knowing this is happening so they can be on alert. >> live at stanford, thank you. new at 11:00 is, police have announced the arrest of two suspected burglars. they were arrested yesterday as both men are from brentwood, suspected of creating a burglary at a business yesterday morning. investigators say evidence recovered from layton's home ties him to several other recent burglaries. both of them were booked on charges of burglary and possession of stolen property. we are following developing news out of san diego where eight people were wounded tonight during a shooting rampage. it happened at 6:00 this evening at an apartment complex on university city near uc san diego. a witness said he ran outside when he heard gunfire and he saw the gunman sitting in the pool chair with a beer in one hand and a gun in the other. that is when police moved in and police say it appears the man was reloading his gun and then pointed their weapon at officers.

that's when police say they opened fire killing him. investigators say several of the victims are in critical condition at this hour. so far there is no word on a motive. tomorrow is day one of the bay area's spare the air summer campaign and those alerts might begin this week because of high temperatures. air quality managers, they issue alerts when they are expect today reach unhealthy levels on those days where they urge people to take public transportation and to go national throughout the day to avoid mowers, charcoaled barbecues and aerosol spray cans. >> the weather is warming up. let's go over to mark tamayo in the weather center now with an update on their workweek forecast and a beautiful day today. >> we are wrapping up a very nice weekend and a stretch of warmer days heading towards the bay area with a lot of 80s in a few neighborhoods. we'll be right around 90 degrees possibly for monday, tuesday, and you can count on that wednesday. take a look at the highs from today and actually these temperatures, they are not a big change from their readings

yesterday. but santa rosa 81 degrees. san francisco a very nice 72. san jose 79 and lots of 80s towards livermore, antioch, and concord. here is the overall temperature trend. we warm up a bit on friday and we stabilize a bit on friday. look what happens on monday, tuesday, and wednesday and wednesday will be pretty hot here. outside right now a live camera looking towards the bay bridge with fog-free conditions. we are in the clear and monday will be sunny and warm as well. the main storm track is way up to the north of the bay area and just a few clouds are approaching oregon. that's just about it. we have the clouds in place right there and a bit of a northerly wind will be setting up. with that they will keep the clouds away and the fog away and also warm up those temperatures. coming up, we'll take a closer look at the forecast in your neighborhood and also talk about the cooling that will show up in your five-day forecast. all of that coming up in a few minutes. many services it in sunnyvale will be limited tomorrow as half the city employees are planning to go on strike. that's because city workers and

the city of sunnyvale are at odds over wages. as ktvu leigh martinez reports, the mayor can be forced to roll up his sleeves and pick up the slack. >> reporter: jackie davidson loves her job and was happy to come to work on sunday. but she says being a sun isny veil city employee barely covers the bills. >> every once in a while we are making the cost of living and the cost of housing, especially if you rent. it just continues to go up. >> a lot of city employees want to live in sunnyvale and that is the actual fact. we have people that are driving three plus hours every day to come in. >> reporter: on monday davidson and half of their staff say they are planning to stay home. >> sunnyvale employees are going on strike tomorrow. >> reporter: working in the planning department library and parks, they will join the picket line. the mayor of sunnyvale is prepared to work in the front office this week after sunnyvale employees rejected the city's last offer. >> it includes a 10% raise for

them with generous healthcare benefits. even this last week we've added a $6,000 per employee signing bonus to try to get those deals made. >> reporter: but the sea says that's far from enough. under 16% of the rest of the bay area. >> what sounds like an astronomical number. when you look at the cost of business that's what it is. >> reporter: arguing there hasn't been a raise in five years. >> in 2014/15 i receive add 3 3% -- i received a 3% raise. however we gave back 2% before getting that 3% raise. >> reporter: they took a $300 million hit. the state employee pension program, giving into the employee's raise increase would add $82 million. the city will have to cover in coming years, which could mean layoffs. >> yes, that will be the only way to go ahead and make sure

where she a balanced budget. >> reporter: at this moment the call to strike for the 450 city employees is on. that is unless their union president will call them tonight to say negotiations are back on with the city. otherwise their city employees will join the picket line outside city hall tomorrow morning. in the newsroom leigh martinez ktvu fox 2 news. san francisco police are looking for witnesses to a fatal pedestrian accident last night. they say a 77-year-old woman was crossing lake merced boulevard near font boulevard when she was hit and killed by a pickup truck. police say the driver was a 56- year-old man from millbrae who is cooperating with investigators. they believe people riding in a two-door white sedan may have seen the accident. investigators don't believe the driver of that pickup was impaired. in iraq a u.s. soldier was killed yesterday in an explosion near mosul. the pentagon has not released the soldier's name. this is the third u.s. combat death in iraq and afghanistan

this week. the pentagon released a statement saying the u.s. air strikes kill had civilians -- killed 450 sill civilians. all precautions were taken in itchiness kepts, but the strikes still result in what is call -- taken in the area, but the strikes still result in what is resulted in more than 100 civilian deaths. president trump was on the sunday morning talk show sir is cut today and did not rule out using military force against north korea. and the president made his remarks on face the nation. he said he would be unhappy if north korea tested anatomic bomb and said he believes chinese president chi unhappy as well. he would not commit it in one way or another. president trump has extended a controversial white house correspondence to

philippine president. he said he wanted to talk to the president about the u.s. philippine alliance against north korea. he's known for a murderous war against drugs by encouraging the killing of drug dealers and users. mr. trump extepidded the invitation without first consulting the national security council or the the state department. former vice president joe biden tried to put rumors to rest tonight saying, "guys i'm not running." biden was putting down the speculations he would be running for 2020. he denied the accusations. instead he reaffirmed his commitment to helping to find a cure for cancer. his son beau died from brain cancer. despite his denial, political reports say members of his staff have been strategizing in case biden decides to throw his hat in the ring. the annual white house correspondence dinner went on without their usual guest of honor. the event attracted hollywood celebrities and the star journalists last night. for the first time in 37 years,

the sitting president was not there. the white house staff also boycotted the event taking on more of a somber tone with a big focus on their first amendment. there were plenty of jokes, however by the event. >> we've got to address the elephant that's not in the room. and the leader of our country is not here. for that's because he lives in moscow and a very long flight and it will be hard for them to make it on a saturday and it will be a saturday. as for the guy i think he's in pennsylvania because he cannot take a joke. >> president trump was in pennsylvania hosting a rally where he railed against fake news and democrats. he also promised to attend the correspondence dinner next year. coming up, a woman loses a part of her leg after a shark attack off the california coast. tonight the new developments in

the victim's condition. and tomorrow is a day to fight for workers and their rights. thousands of people are expected to attend their rallies. coming up the preparations underway tonight. yes, you will probably have to answer lots of silly questions from strangers. yes, this is a mind-blowing marvel of technology. and, yes, you can buy it today- because the future doesn't start next week, next month or next year... the future starts now. in the hydrogen-fueled toyota mirai.

may day or international workers day from our protests in marches tomorrow throughout the bay area. many organizers feel the best way to get their message out is by initiating a negative economic impact across the region. ktvu rob malcolm shows us how people in san francisco are

getting ready for a day of demonstrations. >> reporter: working from a table and activists say they are painting the protests, but rather for a change. >> we are definitely painting for tomorrow and to get that message out it in their streets to show you the power we would have. both economicically and politically where you would want to make sure our communities do not have to live in fear. >> it is expected to be the largest may day celebration in recent history as they will be mobilizing and they want to defend their community through state violence where it will be peaceful and also peppered with some civil disobedience. >> tomorrow we're expecting all folks to shut down their businesses to come out of schools and shut down whatever it is that will be made available to show that economic power. and we are hoping for over 10,000 people. >> reporter: those numbers will march into oakland's fruitvale neighborhood homes to many black and latino communities. meanwhile roberto hernandez of

the may 1 coalition will gather his groups of justin herman plaza. to share the group's message in san francisco. he says he's been here before. a day without immigrants. and they will need to do this 11 years ago. we are doing it again. and had the government 11 years ago, listened to us that we needed a comprehensive immigration reform. >> we would not be there today and where we will be with 11 million immigrants, the hardest working people in this country being faced with potentially being deported. >> and marches last year in san jose drew large crowds as they would hope their supporters are listening to the call for action. and we are organized all of our people and not only the latino community and both and also with the muslim community. and the women and their lbgt community and all communities that are being affected by this administration. many of the different groups are connected by a common struggle and they will continue to send their message to

washington and while beyond may 1. on the embarcadero robert handa ktvu fox -- rob malcolm ktvu fox 2 news. a woman attacked bay shark is now fighting for her life according to the gofundme page. the victim was identified on the fundraising website as leanne ericson. her mother wrote her leg was torn from the top of her leg to the knee and doctors say she almost drowned when the shark pulled her under. she was attacked just after 6:00 p.m. last night at the popular surfing spot. that is near camp pendleton. her mother says she is a single mother of three young children and will need help paying for several surgeries. meanwhile that will be closed until tomorrow afternoon. deadly weather hit the midwest in the south and 13 people are dead and dozens more injured after several tornadoes and severe flooding. will carr is in texas with the latest. areas across the midwest and the south, deadly weather this weekend. they grew impassable as heavy

rains caused historic flooding. businesses quickly submerged. >> this is serious and stay safe and if you must drive to slow down and be alert. you might not see the high water before it will be too late. but please do not try to drive through the high water. >> and turn around, don't drown. >> in cherokee county, oklahoma, the river will overflow and flooding the entire towns along their banks. in arkansas both benton and washington counties, they would declare disaster areas as severe weather and damaged homes. meanwhile residents in east texas are recovering after multiple deadly tornadoes tore through the region. >> we as texans, especially the folks here in east texas, we come together and we respond to challenges like this. we will help our neighbors. now is the time for us texans to come together and help our fellow texans rebuild their lives. >> reporter: the national weather service is reporting at least four tornadoes touched down. one of those blasting a 40-mile

path of destruction. >> i went into a storm shelter today. you could feel the winds and you could just feel the temperatures and the winds and it hit so hard so fast. and it just kept moving. i have never seen anything like it after 22 years of living here. >> reporter: in canton will carr fox news. back in california now the national oceanic and atmospheric administration today said higher temperatures this week are expected to rapidly melt california's record snow pack. forecasters are expecting the merced river near the yosemite to hit flood stage by wednesday. officials are warning swimmers at some california rivers will run colder and faster than usual while that snow melts. that will definitely be wrapping up the snow melt with warming temperatures for monday, wednesday, tuesday. it's that time of the year. probably the warmest in the season and really changing things up in the mountains.

change the bay area as well. no umbrellas are needed over the next few days. the main storm track is up to the north. with that u low clouds and fog is wiped away from the bay area shoreline with a trace of the surface winds coming out of the north. in fact it is still pretty mild for your sunday night. i would check in on the 1s temperatures. at last check livermore reporting clear skies. a live camera looking towards the bay bridge and looking towards san francisco and a very nice sunday evening. tomorrow will be beautiful out there. tomorrow will be warmer than today all because of the area of high pressure. you can see the circulation around this. this will continue to build in to the west coast for monday, tuesday, wednesday. tomorrow will be warmer. the warmest day of the week will be on wednesday. that means temperatures inland could be approaching the lower 90s. still a bit of a breeze out there out of the north

northeast. mainly up in the north with winds around 15 to 20 miles an hour especially up in the north bay for tomorrow. wednesday the hottest day of the week and a sharp drop-off in temperatures on friday and your upcoming weekend. tomorrow morning mostly clear skies. 8:00 a.m. you'll need those sunglasses out there throughout their afternoon hours. basically we will be talking about some 70s right around the bay and a lot of 80s beginning to pop up here as well. that will be the 90-degree mark, getting closer to 90 degrees and a shore thing as they will head towards tuesday and wednesday and take a look at the highs for tomorrow afternoon and for your monday. fairfield 88 degrees. san rafael, mid-80s for most of the beaches, very nice as well. be extra careful with the rip current activity out there. always very dangerous. those rip currents could pop up suddenly and surprise you with a lot of upper 80s towards

antioch and brentwood. a high of 84. coupe tear know in the 8 -- cupertino in the 80s as well. take a look at all the 70s out there near the shoreline. your five-day forecast as i mentioned temperatures will creep up right on through wednesday. thursday will be the day of change with cooler temperatures, more significant cooling over the weekend with some 60s and 70s. it is kind of nice. we're not talking about extreme heat yet. but it will be toasty. >> thank you, mark. well sports wrap is coming up in ten minutes. >> here is a preview of what joe and jason have it in track. >> the warriors know their next opponent in the playoffs. we'll break down the matchup with the u.s. jazz coming up. we will try to put a nice bow on the nfl draft as they take a quarterback and a runningback who they think will have big upsides. plus, giants are very happy

to put april behind them. all coming up tonight at 11:30 on sports wrap. but first the annual event brings car lovers to half moon bay today. >> up next we'll take you to the pacific coast dream machine show. why spectators say it is one of a kind.

as the famous line goes, it was an offer they could not refuse. in honor of the 45th anniversary of its release, the cast of god father reunited last night. robert de niro, al pacino joined director francis copla at the event. a framed portrait was prominently displayed. there he is. the reunion followed back-to- back screenings of the godfather ask and the godfather part two. cyclists will be able to ride on the bike path every day starting tuesday. the bike lanes will be open seven days a week. they've been closed monday through friday while crews dismantled the rest of the old

bay bridge. officials say a new disappointment at the end of the path near their island will be open. and cyclists have a access to benches and restrooms there. if you drive through the tunnel, then you may have noticed wildlife alongside highway 24. dozens of goats have been brought in to do what they would like to do, eat. the animals gobble up all the weeds and grasses on their hillside and they will serve as living, breathing weed whackers. >> they're fun to watch. hundreds of flying, driving, working machines on display at the half moon bay airport today. for the pacific dream machine show. the event is in its 27th year. as allie rasmus explains, spectators and car enthusiasts say they enjoy it because they never know what they are going to find. >> they don't make stuff like this anymore. >> reporter: a walk through the pacific dream machine show is like a tore through automotive and mechanical history. >> it's 1921 kelly springfield steam roller. >> reporter: you can see the equipment like this in a museum, but here it's different. >> it makes a whole other level

when you can see it with the it running down the road or the track. >> reporter: along with century old construction trucks with more than 1,200 classic cars on display. >> is a 1951 ford woody station wagon. >> reporter: justin's dad bought this car 25 years ago a part of the family ever since. >> we send hours talking about the time and at a time when these cars were around and present and it has been a really cool kind of bonding experience for my dad and for myself. >> reporter: his car was parked right next to this unusual three-wheeled electric vehicle called a accident happen. >> we do about 40 car shows a year. if if i could go to just one car show this would be it. >> driving to the flying machine reserved for vintage aircraft to fighter jets. >> it is a one-day event that happens once a year. the money raised from the

mission benefits, the adults at the health center say they provide care for seniors. last year this event raised about $100,000 for the organization. >> nothing with an engine is turn ited away. >> anything that is machine, if it moves, if it's ugly or pretty, doesn't make any difference. >> reporter: the show is a chance for car, planes, and machine enthusiasts to share their compassion while contributing to a good cause. at half moon bay allie rasmus ktvu fox 2 news. >> and that is great weather out there. all right, thanks for joining us tonight. >> sports wrap with jason and joe is next. join us tomorrow for mornings on 2. you can find us online any time on twitter, facebook, ktvu.com, and all of our apps. have a great night. >> good night.

that one went between the legs. >> the second round matchup is set after a week of watching. the warriors will kick it in gear on tuesday when they host the jazz. but the question that remains. who will be calling the shots on the bench? it's only been a month, but it already feels like the giants season is at a cross roads. san francisco completing their worse month of april in more than three decades with one very bright exception this week. >> it's been pretty incredible. >> reviews are in and the 49ers brass is getting high marks for a first round pick. nothing up our sleeves, but sometimes you have to expect the unexpected and think fast. just don't blink because you might miss it. sports wrap is next. fox 2 nissan sports wrap