come, the biggest friday when 5,000 teachers expected to make their voices heard in a afternoon rally. the fate of the budget and tax question is in limo since toxes -- limbo, since toxes have stalled. perhaps monday we will see another path forward on this matter. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >> in san francisco, 300 teachers about to lose their jobs because of the budget crisis. ktvu's rob roth is live where teachers hoping fans will feel their pain. >> fans are arriving at at&t park. these are pink flyers that parents and teachers will be handing out to try to stop state cuts to education. >> we need to create visibility. a lot of the public, it's a cry wolf thing. they need to realize this is really real. >> reporter: washington high school, one of the largest schools, cutting the budget means cutting basic classes students need to get into class. officials say unless more money comes in this class will be eliminated. that will put college-bound students at a disadvantage because they recommend students have three years of a foreign language. >> we won't be able to offer the courses you will need to compete against the other students that are applying to the universities. >> reporter: washington is cutting $800,000 next year. it is also considering reducing the upper level math and science courses. class sizes will likely increase. >> when you have large class sizes then no one is there, you can't deal with the kids that need the extra support. >> reporter: san francisco schools are bracing for a $12 million cut. >> i don't know what the answer is. i know the way we are going is not right. >> reporter: we are back live outside at&t park where parents will be asking people to pressure state law make to protect schools. reporting live, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. the police are looking for a missing three-year-old girl. her mother and her mother's ex- boyfriend. they are missing long with the young daughter. officers were called to the house yesterday to do a welfare check. police say she is the victim of severe child abuse. there are new allegations of san francisco police officers acting inappropriately on the job. they released this surveillance video today. it ainvolves six officers from the mission station, they are accusing from steeling from a suspect. his friends says he witnessed the event. >> searching his room, lifting up the mattress and everything. i asked, what are you doing. >> this afternoon he said he would launch an investigation. six other police officers are being investigated by the fbi for search and seizure violations. san jose state university police are calling a shooting a murder-suicide. police gathered evidence inside the garage where it lapinned. two bodies were found inside a parked car, a third person and a hand gun were found nearby. students say rumors are circulating. >> ex-boyfriend, jealous of ex- girlfriend going out with another guy so he shot her, shot him and shot himself. >> about an hour after the shooting a warning message was sent out followed by a text message to students. some students say it came too late. >> i am sure they did the best they could but it was late. >> the delay -- >> the first alert went out a half hour after the shooting but texts and e-mails weren't sent till an hour later. it was clear the shooting wassizeilated. anome ployee died from legionnaires disease. this is the second time in three years an employee contracted the disease. it thrives in damp environments. the health director says the building will be tested but he believes it is safe. officials issued an all- clear alert following an hazmat spill this afternoon. the wheels of a tanker car carrying waste came off the traction. the spill was cleaned a after 2:00. the city counsel approved a plan to offer a solution for the city's homeless problem. it calls for $800,000 for a loan to a developer to create living places for homeless people with children. animal organization is accused of misleading adds and now that could head to court. live in oakland on why local animal shelters are taking on a group that should be on their side. >> reporter: donate to the aspca, but almost none of that money is going to local animals and all the confusion is costing them millions. >> reporter: the music and the animal faces watch this add hard to watch and forget. records show the aspca pulled in $100 million in 2009. but some animal shelters say not everyone knows where their money is going. >> reporter: how much did you get? >> we never received money. >> reporter: despite sharing almost identical names they are not affiliated and that's at the heart of the complaint. it says ats like this one are deceptive. >> it doesn't state the money goes back to the shelter. >> reporter: how much money do you think you are missing out on? >> millions. >> i have seen that one. >> reporter: opinions were mixed. >> do you think that add is misleading? >> no. not really. it's bringing attention to an important issue. >> i think it's misleading. >> reporter: this afternoon i received a written response from the aspca in new york, it says it is a national organization and even though it has no formal afissioniation with local groups it has handed out millions of dollars. ktvu channel 2 news. sarah shourd said she is scared something is wrong with shane bauer and joshua fattal. >> they haven't been able to call us in six months. we don't know if they are safe, sick. we have no idea. >> she said no one seen or heard from shane bauer and joshua fattal since this february court appearance. they were arrested in july 2009. their trial was set to begin today but was postponed. to hear our entire interview with sarah shourd go to www.ktvu.com. the national security team pouring through the information seized from osama bin laden's compound says it has his personal journal. the journal contains handwritten notes believed to be his thoughts about future operations and possible terror targets. dianne feinstein says she will be among members to look at the osama bin laden death photos. they are offering house intelligence committees a chance to view the photographs. san francisco is taking a softer dance on young offenders who are illegal immigrants. the new rule aflies to first time offenders enrolled in school and have local family ties. the mayor says the policy is meant to keep families together. >> we think that that will end up being a partnership to make sure we are not removing kids that might have had a chance to defend themselves. >> the new policy strike as compromise between the hard line approach and the board of super visors law. amazon is threatening to cut ties with affiliates that require them to charge sales tax. they announced plans to cancel in illinois in response to a new law there targeting online retailers. california and texas are considering similar bills. facebook says it fixes a hole that could allow third parties to access your personal information. it found the problem in applications that require users to give the program permission to access parts of a profile. there is no evidence information was shared. but you can change your pass award to make sure am -- password to make sure. we will talk about a lot of fog that will return tonight and a shot at rain and even snow. i will be back in 10 minutes. sheriff's investigators are looking for a gunman in connection with a double homicide. the killings happened before 11:00 last night outside a grocery store. witnesses say they heard 7-8 shots. one victim was found inside a car, the other in a nearby driveway. boy accused of killing another teen last month pleaded not guilty today. andy zeng's body was found inside a house on april 10. the 15-year-old is accused of shooting him. the teen called three or four people to help dispose of the body. the group tried to burn the body. the boy said the shooting was an accident. it is a street in san francisco that has been plagued by crime. it's not happening fastner. >> reporter: we are just south of market, this is considered a rough area of the city. you can see there are banners highlighting the revitalizization going on but people say it's not enough. inside the cafe you will find the owner, one of the local business owners on 6th street. he wants to change the image but still struggles with crime. he was attacked by a burglar. >> he took a bottle and wacked me over the head. giving me a dozen stitches. >> reporter: he contacted police and they responded by putting a mobile police van across the street from his restaurant. we observed officers on foot patrolling as well. they hope it acts as a deopportunity. >> our attempt is to work with the community, try to make the community safe. >> reporter: business owners say it is common place in the area. >> if this happened anywhere else in san francisco it would not be tolerated. >> police presence is not going to solve crime. they say for it to be successful, liquor stores need to be monitored. >> they will still sell to them. that has to stop. >> reporter: the mayor expressed concern. he asked the police chief to expedite the process for a police station in this area. janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. taking up the fight for fire department funding. a bill for the state to seek full refunds from the government for treating and transporting medi-cal patients. the money is there but the state hasn't been requesting it. >> what has been happening, we have not been claiming our share of the federal funds to support these health care services. >> the state can save $90 million in the first year and $50 million each year after that. >> reporter: english proficiency is slipping. the state department of education said 37% of students scored at early advanced levels on the california english language test. that's down from last year. he blames the drop on budget cuts. california could save $8 billion and hundreds of lives a year if the state adopts tougher vehicle emission standards. converting cars and trucks cars and trucks to more efficient vehicles by 2025. >> 70% reduction in the case of asthma attacks and chronic lung illnesses and even deaths that are drinked to emissions from cars. >> the california air resources board is expected to release a draft of the new standards this fall. for a lot of the day today it was gray and cloudy and then it cleared up. what is going on with the weather? let's go to bill. >> last week warm temperatures, today lots of fog and low clouds in all neighborhoods this morning. current image, you got patchy fog, most of the fog is broken up but it will come back tonight and tomorrow morning. tomorrow, a repeat of today but add a couple degrees. warmer tomorrow. most sunshine. the weather headline is the weekend. not a major storm but inconvenience storm, saturday night sign sunday. as i mentioned earlier, it's a big weekend. lot of outdoor events. beta breakers on sunday. morning fog tomorrow and friday. partly cloudy, temperatures in the low 70s. things are going on. temperatures will trend down as the low pressure center moves in. showers saturday night and someplases it might rain. i think quarter inch. areas north, half inch of rain. that's significant rain. coolest day on sunday. the forecast for the fog, overnight, big push of clouds and tomorrow morning fog and low clouds in sports of the central and southern bay area and those clouds will keep temperatures in the 50s. nice day tomorrow. nicer than today. 70 napa, 72 fairfield. temperatures up a degree or too from yesterday. more sunshine tomorrow. quicker burn off. thursday. friday more clouds, 60s, low 70s. saturday, not bad in the morning, by the afternoon things get sketchy, rain saturday night. overnight is the heaviest rain. sunday more rain. temperatures in the 50s. >> what? >> yeah. big drop. upper 50s on sunday. >> snow? >> snow in the sierra. maybe 6 inches of snow. down to 5,000 feet. things could change. >> let's hope it's early and it will change. >> thank you. trying to tackle complaints about ice cream trucks outside of school. the city counsel set aside a proposal to keep trucks 1500 feet away from schools. it is a unique lesson for teachers, largest drop for the demand in oil pushed stocks lower on call street today, the dow lost 1 percent to close at 12,630.03. the nasdaq composite lost 26.83 to 2,845.06. bree: sis, help me create my oasis. marcy: ok, romantic garden? bree: oh, is there a castle nearby? marcy: no, but there's a charming farmhouse. bree: right next to my posh castle! i'm sensing a theme here. well, i am the queen, dear sister. a teacher is about to get a trip of a life time. she is one of six teachers picked by nasa to ride on a flier observatory. the group will ride a modified boeing 747 aircraft that comes with a telescope. the flights will be held through june. sports, boy it comes down to tomorrow night with the sharks. >> nerve-wracking with everybody involved. it is the biggest game in the history of the sharks franchise. seven times they have gone to a 7th game in a plaintiff series, they won 4 and lost 24. today, working out a little bit. they got to be concerned about a lot of things. start at the stop, they have given up three goals in the 3 3rd period in two connective games. last night was brutal. they could have lost 6-1. you could say and they agree it was not one of their shining moments on ice. >> we weren't skating well and it cost aus. get bag -- it cost us. get back to being loose. >> you have all done your work already, finished and all you have to do is hit send, the two teams get to determine which story you will send. we understand we have that opportunity, we have the stage, like i mentioned last night. the stage is our, getz get out there and perform. >> we will know a lot tomorrow night. mean time, weird day for the a's. bad news with regard to dallas braden. he thought he injured his shoulder, he was right, he has an torn capsule. he will have surgery. mean time, geogonzalez takes the mound and has the worst inning of his career. 7 run third inning. grand slam. here is the good news for the a's, in texas, rain came and a lot of it. that was in the fourth inning. that entire inning wiped out. the game postponed. it doesn't count. different look at giants ace tim lincecum as he breaks his routine and hooks up for a little bit of a circus ride around at&t park. pit said he took it easy own him for a smooth cruise and the giants in action against arizona tonight. that's the sporting life for right now. >> all right. thank you. coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. it doesn't make much to make that happen. combine household products and it could explode and hurt someone. find out about the warning being sent out. have a good evening everyone. ♪ [ rock ] [ chattering ] [ man on tv ] 96309. 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