we get an update on the breaks news we have been following from pat >> reporter: you can see the lights of the recovery boat behind me. divers have broken the car's windows and tripping to attach a strap through the window and shackle it and attach it to the tow truck waiting on shore. you can see there are a dozen colleagues waiting here. here for support. this is a dangerous operation and the assistant chief tells me they are making in zero visibility condition. the water is frigid and they didn't know when they will be able to get this done. the gold mini van sank in minutes after driving off the edge of the marine ya' green. we saw it just as it went in. it was starting to drift. the hood was smacked up against the windsheild. >> reporter: this 13-year-old was playing catch with his dad when they heard the smash. he said he saw the driver, but couldn't tell if the person for male or female. >> the person didn't look like they were moving, so i think they may have been unconscious after hitting the rocks or the water, whichever. >> reporter: fire crews arrived minutes later, taking over for a group of sail orbs that attempting to the smash the vehicle's windows. >> eyewitnesses saw it coming 20-miles an hour and go into the bay. we have no idea why. >> >> reporter: after two false alarms, divers saw the mini van at 8:00. it was upright in 25 feet of water. >> they attempted to search the car, but because of low visibility and all of the environmental conditions they are dealing with, the divers made the determination it's not safe to get into the vehicle. >> >> reporter: in the past one minute, assistant chief told me they are calling off this operation for the night. they say the van has settled into the mud and they are unusable unable to get the straps through the window. so, they will come back tomorrow. they don't have a time yet, but they don't believe the van is going anywhere at this point because it is stuck deep in the mud. >> >> police in newark are trying to figure out the circumstance of a deadly car accident tonight. shortly after 6:00 p.m. police say a driver, going west crossed six lanes right into oncoming traffic. he went off the road, down an embankment and into brush. the driver was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. newark police closed several entrances to newpark mall to conduct their investigation >> new video from san jose. dedicated fan officers fanning out as the summer crack down gets underway. it's part of a strategy san jose has tried before. maw reap is live where some residents are not sure if it will be enough. maureen? >> reporter: it all starts tonight, 40 addition officers being deployed to hot spot as part of the plan to quell summer violence. on an outing to buy a new family pet, it was easy for these sisters to leave behind a frightening ordeal where police investigated a homicide in their neighborhood. >> i was sort of scared and creeped out. i thought they were still probably hiding there. >> reporter: so far this year, police have investigated 25 homicides in san jose. eight of which are gang-related many the latest, a boy gunned down in the king area. these photos show some of the suspects police have arrested. this 21-year-old said she grow up with gang members around her. >> in the past couple of years, i have seen friends family lose people because of this. >> reporter: if an effort to make the city safer, san jose announced a new crime strategy. they are adding 40 additional officers to the street. san jose was once dubbed the safest big city in the nation. >> we have 20 gang special cars going out. each car has two officers. 40 additional. >> this mother welcomes the new patrol, but is unsure if san jose is where she wants to raise her two young sons. >> with the crime, we are thinking of moving to a safer area where the kids can play outside without our supervision all of the time. >> reporter: a new police gang unit will be unveiled in august. no word on how long the services and extra overtime will last. live, maureen naylor, ktvu channel "2 news." he police want your help to find the man woe robbed a bank this morning at the city branch. investigators showed these photos showing a masked man holding a bank teller at gun point. he is described as a latino man with a medium build and he got away with an undisclosed amount of cash. >> >> a new report of homeless people in the city, showing the total has been about the same for the same two years. a total of 6,436 homeless people, compared to 6,455 in 2011. more than half of the homeless counted were living on the streets. the remains 3,000 or so were in and out of shelters. >> >> more details on the homeless count, percentage of homeless vets is down 17% the count identified 914 homeless youth and 39% of all of those counted said they moved to san francisco after becoming homeless somewhere else. >> >> the jobless rate in california dropped last month from 9 are% to .6%, the lowest level in five years, jade hernandez reports on which sect orbs are hiring. >> reporter: a career center helping the unemployed. >> i have friends that have been unemployed as well and -p i think this is a time to be creative >> reporter: still out of work after two years in the biyo' tech industry, virginia has come into this office every day looking for a job. she considers today's news promising. nearly half a percentage drop in the state's unemployment rate to .6%. employers added more than 10,000 jobs in may. >> especially this day and age, you have to be flexible. you go to areas where there might be transferable skills. >> reporter: virginia may be onto something. switching career fields. >> over the last year, we have seen strong growth in construction. >> reporter: bars and restaurants are hiring. that industry is thriving with a rebounding economy. people have more money to travel and to eat out. >> the sun is starting to come out on the california economy. ronald reagan another area of job growth lies in big city construction. if that job growth stays stable in the construction industry, in alameda, jade hernandez, ktvu news. >> >> more details on the unemployment rate in the area -- . berkeley's world famous restaurant preparing to open its doors to the public for the first time since a fire badly damaged that restaurant in march. tonight, it opened for a fund- raiser to benefit the berkeley based edible school program. it's a program that shows local kids how to grow, harvest and prepare seasonal produce. >> this is more than a rebirth. it's kind of a reinvasion that i think will keep us going for many more years. >> the fire was caused by an electrical program underneath a porch. it did more than $200 thousand worth of damage. it has been repaired and it is going to reopen on monday. >> >> facebook said the cause of a bug was purely technical. the problem is with the tool called download your information allowed some information to be passed to users contacts. facebook said it has fixed that bug and is notifying users by mail. >> >> a groom to be ordered a tie and pocket square from banana republic and got more than he bargained four he received confidential files of 24 employees. by the way, the groom is marying a woman who is the daughter of actor richard dreyfuss. >> >> wall street pulled back after two days of heavy selling. the nasdaq dropped seven. analysts he say investors may be accepting the fact that the federal reserve is winding down their stimulus program. >> >> facebook owned insta gram, a bill splash, 5 million users uploaded content in the first 24 hours that the video app was launched. it is seen as a competitor for twitter which allows users to upload six seconds of video. facebook bought insta gram last year. >> >> susan g kommen foundation walk for cancer kicked off. the last time the event will be held in the bay area. the organization came under fire when it unsuccessfully tried to cut funding almost immediately after that happened, participation in the three day event dropped. now, the organization said it cannot financially sustain the event in all 14 locations. participants say it will not stop them in their quest for a cure. >> i know i'm alive today because of what kommen has done. he i will walk with them in any city they have a walk and i will keep doing it. >> the three day event will continue next year in seven areas across the country, san diego, philadelphia and seattle. >> >> first day of summer, i'm monitoring a chance for main. when you could get wet weather this weekend. look at them kids. 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[ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. the labor dispute between bart and the union representing workers appears to be escalating. amber leigh is live at the 12th street station in oakland where a worker is accused of breaking the law, amber? >> reporter: julie, the station agent accused of falling a false police report about something that took place in the booth. bart tells me the dispute was with a passenger over a ticket. both bart and the union tells me they want to keeps rolling and avoid a strike something that the 400 thousand people that ride bart daily is dreading. >> it will be bad. it will impact everybody. >> reporter: the workers contract expire june 30th. issues include salary, pension and labor benefits hostilities has gone up a notch. the union contends safety is among the issues that need to be addressed. >> assaults and battery against agents have taken place. >> reporter: station agent seen here speaking at a bart board meeting last month. he is accused of filing a false police report. the passenger was arrest. bart said the surveillance video does not support figuero's version of what happened. >> the man never laid a hand on figueroa. >> >> reporter: he will be charged with filing a false police report on monday. >> public intoxication, criminal threats. >> reporter: the president of the union represents station agents shows me bart police's daily log, listing numerous incidents that affect public and worker safety. but the union is speaking about figueroa, accused of lie abouten attack. we have not been provided with any information regarding that case. i'm not going to speak on that. >> reporter: on tuesday, the union could vote to out rise a strike. >> >> the man who revealed secret government surveillance program has been charged with espionage federal prosecutors filed a criminal complaint against 29- year-old edward snowden. last week, he released documents about the government's program an pled to hong kong many the u.s. has asked authorities in hong kong to detain him, but it is not clear if he is still there or if hong kong would be willing to extradite. president obama today introduced the man he wants to head the fbi. james domey, he said he also big shoes to fill and offered a light hearted comment about it. >> i must be out of my mind to be follow bob muller. >> reporter: president obama said he is fiercely independent and a man of deep integrity. he is best known for refusing to go along with demands for warrantless wire tapping during the gorge bush administration. he is expected to be confirmed. >> >> graduation remember moans held today at the fire department training center all of graduates are experienced firefighters coming from other city. >> i came from a smaller fye department, san jose, high-rise building, airport, mainly freeways, they cover a large geographic area. coming from another fire department, i have to learn all of stuff and san jose has specific ways they do thing. >> reporter: the city was able to hire new firefighters because of a grant >> a fire started in roseville near an elementary school and city park. it was first reported at 2:30 this afternoon and spread to a nearby subdivision. firefighters had the fire fully contained by 6:00 tonight and there were no injuries. >> >> it could be a very bad fire season. not only are the hills dry, but carol lewis tells us there is another concern, the 4th of july. >> in alameda county, fire work stands are allowed in dublin, union city and newark. >> germly speaking, anything that you don't buy from a legal fireworks booth is suspect and anything that goes into the air will be illegal. >> firefighters say several small fires today, including this brush fire along 580 in oakland show how high fire danger is firefighters are preparing for the onslaught of illegal shows for the 4th of july holiday. >> citizens need to be aware when they are shooting fireworks up in the air, something has to go down. >> reporter: in antioch, firefighters burned this as part of a training exercise the drill part of a unique collaboration with the landowner to deter teen-age partying and illegal dumping. two issues that have plagued this property. fireworks are illegal across contra costa county. we should point out the rules for fireworks two do vary city by city. ktvu channel "2 news." . another nice day, today with warming out there, warm spot as antioch, 89, santa rosa -- high temperatures tomorrow, looking a lot like these, maybe a degree or two warmer. as we head no your saturday, warmest day of the week, and then everything changes around as we head into sunday when the clouds start to move in. looking off shore, you see the satellite moving. he a lot of activity heading our way, when i come back we'll talk about it sunday, a lot of cloud cover, a chance of showers, rain after that, all of the details, we'll see you back here at 10:45. >> >> we are continuing to follow breaking news in san francisco marina green. we have learned that police and firefighters have stopped trying to remove the van tonight. they say the conditions out there are not safe. they will return tomorrow morning withins are reported as seeing one person, possibly a woman behind the we will as that van plunged into the water >> coming up, our first look at the steve jobs movie coming to the big scene. >> >> why paula deny's cooking show is what makes the sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. they say, "well, if you wanted a firm bed you can lie on one of those. we provide the exact individualization that your body needs. oh, yeah! once you experience it, there's no going back. while we make room for our latest innovations, save $500 to $800 on the closeout of our memory foam and iseries bed sets. only at the sleep number store, where queen mattresses start at just $699. sleep number. comfort individualized. >> new video out of oakland where an o riley auto parts store was robbed. vet tors say he had a semi- automatic handgun when he entered the store. police say he ended up getting away with an unknown amount of money. >> >> a tense situation at a neighborhood in west oakland. a standoff with a burglary suspect. noah walker was at the scene. he #e has video. >> >> reporter: this is a barricaded burglary suspect calling for his mom. ktvu was the only tv news crew that was there when it happened. >> the guy that we saw with his hands up, was that him? is >> yes, it was. >> police say the suspect stole laptop computers out of the oakland public schools building. police followed the suspect on his get away bicycle to avalon street. >> reporter: for the last half of the four hour standoff, police ordered the suspect out of the complex. he was believed to have a gun. police with long guns and the s.w.a.t. team surrounded the building. >> my car was in the line of fire the white car over there surrounded by the police cars and rifle. >> s.w.a.t. fired two bean bag rounds. the neighborhood watched and anxiously waited. right before the suspect surrendered, a woman's voice from the hostage negotiation team took over. if it worked, no one got worked. we had him surrender, it's worth it. >> >> reporter: friends and neighbors who were watching were relieved. >> i love you. >> reporter: all ended without anyone hurt and the suspect under arrest. from the back of the police cruiser, we heard him yell out to his mother, he did it for the money. >> i'm going to kill you when i get downstairs >> reporter: the suspect faces a list of charges including burglary and evading arrest. a trailer for the upcoming movie of steve jobs was released today. >> the film stars ashton kucher as steve jobs. ozny yakima has criticized the film, saying it was not truthful of what happened. it was scheduled to be released this past april, you about will be released in august >> paula dean's apology for using the n word. >> >> in news of the world, this incredible rescue. >> >> nascar nation is here with many ways to watch the race in the grand stands to your own grand stand. >> reminder, you can get ktvu paula deen lost her job on the food network an hour after apologizing for using the n word. >> i'm here to say i was so sorry. i was wrong and i worked hard and i have made mistakes, but that is no excuse. >> deen admitted to using racial slurs in the past during a deposition for a discrimination lawsuit by a former employee. the food network announced they will not renew her contract, which expires at the end of the mon. she has been on the food network since 2002. >> racing fans getting ready for this year's nascar race. there could be up to 100 thousand people there on sunday. debra is there to show us some of the best seats there. debra. >> reporter: the stands and hospitality tents will be packed, but for many fans, this event is a destination, a vacation, even a lifestyle. practice laps for the driver that will attack this road course for real on sunday. already, nascar nation flags are flying, about 100 thousand fans are coming, give or take a few -- >> 1,500 a spot and we have three of them. >> reporter: spots right next to the track, booked a year in advance. >> all of these people here, we have met upent we are old friends, every year, we meet up here. >> reporter: be it ever so humble, there is no place like home walker evans started out with jimmy johnson racing off road in baja an back then, couldn't imagine campsites like this. sod and grass delivered outside of a luxury bus. >> we sat around in the car waiting for the race. you didn't walk off and sit in your motor home like we do, today. >> reporter: what hasn't changed? the connection fans feel to their favorite competitor. access that makes it possible to get a dozen significant p natures in a day. >> we have met several football players and you can't approach them unless they tell you you can come up to them. >> reporter: even team owners minkle >> i enjoy coming out here, seeing the great weather and the great fans in this part of the country. >> reporter: these fans may have better views, 1,000 feet off the ground. worth climbing up to see. >> it's a good spot. you can pick up the tv feed and it's like watching tv, really. >> reporter: on and off the track, it's going to be loud and exciting this weekend and if you are coming out, make sure to leave alot of time, because as fast as these cars move, traffic out here does not. reporting live in the sonoma, ktvu channel "2 news." we have complete details about this weekend's races, look for the hot topic section on the front page. >> >> later in sports, driver danicka patrick on returning to sonoma but for a whole new race. >> >> safe way gas station next to the sun valley mall usually has long lines. drivers say they are willing to wait for gas that can be 50- cents less tan other stations. 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