he mingled with some of the biggest movers and shaking in san francisco politics now he's the focus of an fbi investigation. tonight the massive wide man hunt for the potical insider turned explosive suspect considered armed and dangerous. good evening everyone i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. it's now been 38 hours since fbi agents in hazmat suits along with a bomb squad searched an apartment and there's still not sign of the man they're looking for or what

authorities believe he had been up to. here's what we do know. the fbi is looking for ryan chamberland ii. agents say they found explosives in his san francisco apartment and that he should be considered arm and dangerous. we go to cara liu, where news of the search has sent shock waves across the city. >> reporter: this is a guy who by all accounts was a pleasant neighbor, was active any community and knew a lot of the major problems in san francisco politics. an fbi raid saturday with agents in hazmat suits were a scare to neighbors. >> explosives there's no chemical, bilogical or radiation known at this time. >> reporter: police announced a

man hunt for chamberland. >> he didn't seem like the type, but you don't judge a book by its cover. he's very friendly. nice looking sort of fellow. he's quiet, he's not, you always start the conversation with him. it's never vice versa. >> reporter: this surprise extends well beyond this neighborhood. chamberlein was active if political circles. >> i was shocked, it blew me away. >> reporter: past chair of the san francisco republican party howard epstein worked with him. >> the only one i know that he worked with after the party was gavin newsom. he was an organizer when gavin ran for mayor. >> reporter: clemens hired him as a contractor back in 2009 and has known him for more than a decade. >> he worked every cycle on a campaign or two or three. you don't survive in the very

high stakes world without being competent. >> reporter: we've called the tp-rbg -- fbi a couple of times this afternoon to see if there have been any developments but they don't report any. >> once again authorities are looking for 42-year-old ryan kelly chamberlain ii. he is 6'3", 225 pounds. he is believed to be in a 2008 nissan altima, wearing a dark blue sweatshirt and armed and dangerous. it is shaping up to be a rough ride to work for people

in san francisco. ktvu's patti lee with the labor dispute that's prompting some munni operators to stay home tomorrow. operators started staying home yesterday afternoon. in numbers that could be -- now a contingency plan is in place. >> we have people on stand by to fill runs of operators that do call in sick. it's something that we'll be able to fill some of the runs and most efficient service that we can. >> reporter: calling in sick was optional, that many drivers didn't have any sick time left, they told us. the root of the problem is the

labor contract operators signed on friday. by law their union can't strike but workers can call in sick to show their displeasure. >> there's a lot of stuff going on at munni that we don't know about. they're upset. >> reporter: riders say they will be hugely inconvenienced but understands why drivers might decide to stay home. >> depends on how long it is, if it's just one day to get the city's attention. >> reporter: there's no way to know if and how many drivers will skip work tomorrow but it will do its best to keep service going. in san francisco, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. and more details now on that proposed contract. it offers raises for the next two years. if ratified drivers would get paid $32. they would also take over a

7.5% pension which is currently paid for by the city. heavy hearts filled a fremont church tonight as loved ones paid tribute to those killed. wong was being remembered at his christian high school. >> reporter: you can sense the heaviness inside that church when wong's parents took to the podium. they shared their heart ache in losing their only song. their faith and the community support is keeping them strong. >> this is the most difficult time in my life. the hardest thing for me is to

be alive. >> reporter: jin liu spoke about her pain of losing her son, his american name david. >> i'm missing you, your arms around my neck, my shoulder. holding my hand. hugging me. >> reporter: their son one of elliot rogers first victims in a violent killing spree back. the student was stabbed to death inside the isle of vista apartment the two shared. >> mom and dad are so proud of you. you were our joy. >> reporter: a 2012 fremont graduate, wong was known for his love of basketball. a computer operator student

wanted to start his own computer operations company. >> all our love and joy went with you. >> reporter: their hearts calm knowing their son will not be forgotten. these two sharing the same cry at other families. >> love is so valuable, it's so precious, it is a time to stop violence. there should be no more anger. >> reporter: last thursday, allumni as well as wong's parents sent lanterns into the sky to remember him. they're planning to put up a plaque in his memory. azemith smith, ktvu news.

a 2.0 earthquake rattled southern california. the epicenter of the quake was 4 miles from santa monica . so far there are no reports of injuries or damage. police say 71-year-old joseph baruo nakamura admitted to killing his wife. she was the founding owner of akos restaurant. the general manager of that restaurant remembered ako tonight as an amazing woman who was honorable and kind. a man who slammed his vehicle into a patrol car was arrested for drunk driving. it happened this morning at

hazaway avenue. the patrol car was hit head on. the good news nobody was hurt. hayward police have taken over the investigation from the chp. today the coroner identified the man who died in a head on crash near sonol as todd ritzo of livermore. as we told you last night, the accident happened around 5:45 p.m. on highway 84 just east of interstate 680 in alameda county. police say he was driving a red taurus that drifted into oncoming traffic and slammed into a big rig. the big rig driver and a woman driving a white suv that slammed into the big rig were both treated for minor and moderate injuries. now to our continuing coverage of the release of the only american soldier held captive in afghanistan. tonight 28-year-old bo bergoll is in a hospital just one day after being freed by the taliban. today bergdoll's parents sent a message to their son. >> i love you. i'm proud of you, i'm so proud

of your character. i'm so proud of your patience, and your perseverance. but most of all, i'm proud of how much you wanted to help the afghan people. >> reporter: the parents say they have not yet spoken to their soldier son. saying he needs time to heal and decompress. in fact, his father compared the process of reintergrating to the american society as that of a diver saying the he comes up too quickly, it could kill him. the president responded to criticism to the deal that allowed his release. >> bo, you're not left behind. i told you you wouldn't be left

behind. but that wasn't easy. >> i'm so looking forward to seeing your face after these last 5-1/2 years. long long years and to giving you a great big bear hug and holding you in my arms again. >> across bergahl's hometown, yellow balloons line the street. people are wearing arm bands in a show of support and solidarity. defense officials say in exchange for berghdal's release five detainees are moving to kuter. some lawmakers are criticizing but the administration is defending the president's

methods. >> sergeant berdhal's is a prisoner of war. that's a normal process of getting your prisoners back. >> reporter: sergeant bergdhal was moved from afghanistan to a german hospital where his parents say he has a long treatment ahead of him. from ohio, dan springer. yesterday lucky scavengers found cash. it'll be the last day of money drops in the los angeles area, he's moving on. going from matters of the heart to matters of life and death. >> and it's going to be really hard because -- i have a lot of

people that are there that aren't so lucky. >> a bay area woman with kidney disease finds a perfect match thanks to her exfiance. >> is there a secret to making a video go vir

a north bay woman is about to get the gift of life after she finds her exfiance is a perfect match. it is indeed a very rare find with more than 120,000 people in need of life saving organ transplant. noelle walker talked to the former petaluma partner as they prepare for a different kind of commitment. >> i carry all of my medications with me. >> reporter: most women carry a purse. sabrina times carries a pharmacy with her. >> this is my life in a bag. >> reporter: last year she had renal failure and her life changed forever. >> i had dialysis that day. on dialysis i was sent. >> reporter: doctors put her on a donor list. >> that's my exfiance. >> that's right. different priorities called off their endangerment.

>> he was wanting to pursue his music and i wanted to settle down. >> we had to make a decision. and i wanted music. ♪ >> reporter: the former couple has a daughter together named hope and now another reason to hope. >> very rare to find a perfect match. >> reporter: in love and life. >> well the kidney is saving my life. >> hey. i will take that from you. >> reporter: today family and friends gather for a pretransplant party. >> hi, honey. >> reporter: a send off with kisses and hugs. that's sabrina's current boyfriend and exfiance who once again is going to put a music career on hold, he was supposed to tour this summer. >> it's very easy. very easy for me to decide. she loves her mom and her mom

is a really good mom. >> reporter: sabrina's last dialysis is tomorrow. >> and it's going to be very hard. because-- i have a lot of people that are there that aren't so lucky. >> reporter: some matches are just meant to be. in petaluma, noelle walker, ktvu news. and sabrina hopes her story will encourage others out there to become a live donor. if you're interested we posted a link with more information on ktvu.com just look under web links? as stanford professor says the grenade found in his carry on luggage had been sitting on his dad's desk for decades. screeners ordered an evacuation in terminal one when they found the world war ii grenade. the professor said he had just cleaned out his late father's home and the grenade was a

momento because his father used to use it as a paperweight. cox said he has been told the charges will be dropped. the flames broke out at the chowi foods facility in olive hurst. it took crews from three different agencies to control the fire. it was still burning today. firefighters have been called in to help to try to accomplish a cause which could take several days. officials say they have no idea why or how this fire started. >> we're very perplexed, why did it happen or how did it happen we have no idea. >> officials with calfire said the buildings that were destroyed covered 230,000 square feet. no injuries were reported. calfire today issued it's seasonal band on open fires about two weeks earlier than

last year. officials say we are indeed in for a very long fire season due to the extremely dry conditions caused by the ongoing drought. anyone wanting to conduct an agriculture or land management burn must apply for a permit with calfire. they must also make sure they're in compliance with air quality regulations. a biotech company in the central valley wants to accomplish california's newest cash crop. stevia first is working with farmers to grow the sugar replacement. china grows most of the world's stevia and it's a great opportunity for the state. >> california is the perfect place for growing stevia. california's central valley has tens of billions of the dollars in agriculture exports every year. >> the world health organization estimates that stevia will replace up to 30%

of diet sweeteners consumed globally. las vegas casinos avoided a major strike today. this morning just hours before a strike was scheduled to begin. the last of several casinos announced a tentative agreement. several other downtown casinos announced agreements yesterday. the new contracts cover 4,500 nongaming workers. they had planned to walk off the job at 5:00 this morning. well star miley cirus is missing a few very valuable items after thieves break into her home. justin bieber in trouble. the comments that had the pop star in

bad conditions on mount rainier are preventing crews from recovering the bodies of six climbers believed to have fallen 6,000 feet to their death. park spokesperson said frequent falls of ice and rock make the area too dangerous for rescuers. air searches will continue. the california men among the missing, hegman also led tours up shasta. a plane plowed through a wooded area about 2,000 feet off the end of a runway just outside of boston last night. neighbors reported seeing a fire ball and felt the blast shake their home. the gulf freedom four was headed for atlantic city new jersey. faa officials say it never got off the ground and that there

were no survivors. they will be trying to determine just what went wrong. >> during the fact finding stages of the investigation, we'll be gathering information about the pilots, their back ground, experience, type of experience, medical certifications, things along those lines. >> reporter: 72-year-old lewis kats was returning from an educational event with three other people and a three person crew. he owns the philadelphia inquiring, the philadelphia news and philly.com. he is also the co-owner of the nets. and justin bieber is in trouble again this time for something he said years ago. a 15-year-old bieber was seen telling a racist joke using the n word. today he said quote, i

apologize if offending anyone with inexcusable behavior. police in los angeles are looking for two people they say burglarized h her home. a 2014 white moz era ti and jewelry were taken. she's currently on the european leg of her tour. davis the wisecracking housekeeper died today at the age of 88. >> can you do me a favor the next time you ask me to volunteer for something, you mobilize my mouth. >> davis played alice through the entire run from 1969 to 1974. davis said that people would often ask her for advice on raising children because of her

character's wisdom. but davis who had no children of her own, always deferred saying she didn't have children of her own. it is all in the timing, how the day of the week or month could affect your chances of survival after surgery. also have you ever wondered what's the

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now to election 2014. as voters head to the polls on tuesday we're learning that early voting numbers turning up to be quite disappointing. in fact, the voting is on track to be historicically low here in the bay area. unless there's a surge at the

polls on election day. cristina rendon has more now on the turn out at alameda county. >> reporter: while volunteers open, sort, and count an unusually low number of absentee ballots just down the hall it's even quieter. empty booths as people trickle in. >> it's lower than what we would see on a governor's primary. >> reporter: of the counties 800,000 voters, about 35% usually turn out for a primary. but this year may be different. >> right now we've received about 83,000 vote by mails out of 400,000 that we sent out. so it's about 10% so far but we're going to see more turned at the poll and hope to see more on tuesday. >> reporter: the county hopes to see all of these machines running but at the end of the day they're down to one. showing how many few ballots

were sent in. cristina rendol was not surprised to see just herself at the polls. linda showed up because she will be out of town on tuesday. she's excited because the top two finners will advance to the election on sunday. >> it's an exciting experimental democracy, i don't know why people aren't all lined up here. but i was surprised that sunday voting was possible. >> reporter: it's unknown why voting is low, but uribe says that there's no excuse. >> it took me like 10 minutes to vote, everybody should vote if they can vote. >> reporter: polls will open tuesday from 8:00 in the morning to 10:00. cristina rendon. >> you will find important voting information including where your polling place is. our web team has posted it all

under hot topics. new at 10:00, by now you have no doubt seen and heard about the hero cat video. it already has more than 22 million views on you tube. and it's on track to become one of the most watched videos of all time. we talked to an expert to try to find out why. >> reporter: every great viral video has a twist. this is one. but this is the real surprise. the cat who attacks the dog to save the child. >> this was a unique people that the cat united the world in this one moment. >> reporter: it was picked up by a bakersfield. by noon it was on tmz, the huffington postand daily mail in london. >> in under eight hours this event that happened in someone's personal driveway spread all around the world and had thousands of hits on you

tube. in addition to the twist, he says viewers have an emotional stake in the video. >> you can be at home, you can be sitting on the couch. petting your cat. watching you tube and think i wonder if my cat will save me if i'm in trouble. >> reporter: the common element in all of the most popular video is the oh wow factor. if you were one of the first to forward the evolution of dance to someone else you got what katlin calls social media street cred. viral videos are often carefully planned. new and old media have now merged with tradition media covering social media and then engaging their audience through twitter and facebook. the most watched video ever was an orchestrated effort by a studio and pr machine. >> gangham style got to 21 views in 26 days. this hero cat video.

20million views in only five days. >> viral videos can also pay. >> a cat video that gets 20 million views as a percentage of advertising revenue would be worth 6,000 to $30,000. >> if you want your video to go viral reach out to those who have a lot of followers first and get your advice before you release that video. if the video is good, they'll want to release it for you and help it go viral and you and your cat or whatever your subject matter might be can be the next internet superstar. on what time of day and what time of month or rather what month you have surgery might affect your chances of survival according to a new study out of germany. researchers looked at data from more than 5,000 patients who had surgery between 2006 to 2009. they found patients that had surgery in the afternoon were more likely to die.

those who had surgery on the weekend were 22% more likely to die than those who had surgery on a weekday. those who had surgery in february were 6% more likely to die than those who had surgery in all other months. your chance to own a piece of work by john lennon. the pieces set to go on the

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ingredients for life. well a brand new month for today and actually felt like june out there with still stubborn fog. keeping the beaches on the cool side. but inland a completely different story. temperatures up into the 80s.

even around 90 degrees. you can see 61 in pacifica. the other end of the spectrum, 80 degrees. on live storm tracker no fog out there but we have the fog bank developing approaching the marin head land and this cloud cover continues to be on the increase. but here's a closer look at that fog from watsonville to santa cruz approaching as well. even over parts of san francisco. current numbers out there for the 10:00 hour showing you some 60s and even a few low 70s that's switched out toward antioch at 62. san jose lower 60s and santa rosa 63 degrees with partly cloudy skies. for tonight, coastal fog a bit of a breeze out there. winds around 10 to 20 miles per hour. here is our live camera looking

out toward the oakland estuary and bay bridge. temperatures down a good five to 10 degrees from the warm readings we had today especially inland. we gradually warm up those numbers by the weekend. san jose 62. here you can pick out our cameras for this sunday night. forecast in the south bay starting out with patchy clouds. temperatures in the 60s at 54 and then on track to reach the lower 70s by 4:00 tomorrow afternoon. a forecast high of 72 degrees. with hazy sunshine by 10:00 in the afternoon. there is a fog near the coast and near the bay. high temperatures to start out your monday morning in the upper 40s to the mid-50s. the fog focused coast side. for tomorrow this weather system moves in. morning cloud, drizzle out there. i think possibly once again drizzle tuesday morning. monday will be the coolest day

of the week. temperatures on saturday inland could be approaching returning to the lower 90s by that time frame. here's our forecast model showing you fog. right around the bay clouds go back to near the shoreline. still patchy overcast for the beaches. inland tomorrow upper 70s to right around 80 degrees. noticeable drop out in those temperatures as we head into your monday forecast. we'll take a look at your morning forecast high 74. fairfield 78 degrees. oakland in the upper 60s and if you head inland you will find warm 80s. these temperatures checking in around 3:00. san francisco definitely want to bundle up for san francisco, pacifica, half-moon bay. you know the drill this time of year, temperatures on the cool side with lingering fog out there. a look ahead in the five day forecast. i've made a little bit of a change between shows this evening. slow down the warming but still warming by thursday and friday. and neighborhoods near 90 degrees. that will be the over all

temperature trend. then by the weekend i'm planning on warm to hot temperatures inland by saturday right around the bay near 80 degrees in the beaches in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees. tomorrow morning and tuesday morning especially near the coast. you might need the windshield wipers because the drizzle will be making a come back. substantial collection of drawings by john lennon will go on the auction block. sotheby's will auction off 10 pieces. they are works created for two books in the mid-1960s and are being sold by lennon's british editor. the entire collection is expected to fetch $1.8 million. the auction

gridlock. teacher layoffs. and a 60 billion dollar budget deficit. that's what john perez faced when he became speaker of the california assembly. so he partnered with governor brown to pass three balanced budgets, on time. for the first time in thirty years. today, the deficits are gone and we've invested an additional 2 billion dollars in education. now john perez is running for controller, to keep fighting for balanced budgets. democrat john perez for controller.

good evening everyone. welcome to this late sunday night edition of sports wrap. so far this year the giants have answered just about every challenge that's come before them. they took on the st. louis cardinals. posey back on the line up after losing a couple of games due to a cranky back pain. and michael morris scores two more. they continue to add runs

throughout the afternoon. arias with another single in the third to drive in another run. three hits, three rbis on the day for him. as the drama went on to this game early. giants eventually put eight runs on the board that was more than enough for tim hudson. hudson gets tony cruz in the fourth and mark ellis in the seventh. allowed just three hits and seven shut out innings. upped his record to 6-2. the brooms were out today in the oakland coliseum for something the a's have made a habit of. oakland sweeping the a's out of town. sunny gray on the hill and matching zeros for two innings with the angels jared weaver. gray had to work out of a jam in the first. he gets pujols to ground out. rally over, ray went 6-2/3

improving to one. coco crisp gets one into the gap in right center. then with the bases loaded, josh donaldson singles to the right side. that's 48 rbis already on the season for donaldson. laurie ran in the fourth. laurie came to the plate in the fifth. laurie launches his fifth home run of the year. completing the three game sweep. the angels came to town just a game and a half out of first place. and leave behind by 4-1/2. that's what you call making a statement. >> it was great. you know we all knew coming in that it was, it was pretty good gable baseball. it was a packed house for three

days in a row here. nothing quite like a game seven in overtime to decide a stanley cup play off series. that's exactly what was needed in tonight's western conference finals between the l.a. kings and chicago blackhawks. the blackhawks took a 4-3 lead to the fourth period. this was the only goal of the period after the two teams combined for five in the first. in ot now. alex martinez tees off for the kings. the puck will deflect off chicago's nick lety and go past crawford. just like that chicago's defense of its stanley cup title is over. the kings will host the new york rangers in the first game of the cup finals on wednesday night. the french open heads into its second week and it will do so without one of history's best players and the tournament's fourth side. roger federer the winner of

four straight open. two players split the first two sets. in the fifth, goldes advances. winning the set 6-3. federer is out but djokovic and murray all advanced. screaming to go along with good shots. sheripova in the near court. a very similar looking winner at match point. sheripova wins a dominant 6-4. now in the other women's big names in action today -- none of the other women's big names in action today. and u.s. in harrison new

jersey today for a warm up against turkey. u.s. got on the board first. fabian johnson gives the ball up but keeps moving toward the goal and is rewarded by bradley it was 1-0 in the 26th minute. the u.s. doubled that lead. chandler centers the ball from the corner. it's miss played by a turkish defender. the u.s. goes on to win 2-1 and it's 2-0 since the team has been chosen. one more warm up for the u.s. against nigeria next saturday before heading to brazil. still to come on this late sunday night edition of sports wrap. a first time winner on the golf tour. and we'll take a look

the defending masters champion and one of the hottest golfers were in position to win jack nicholson's tournament. played his first four hole but he ended up with a 72 that left him one stroke off the lead. matsuyama was up for a challenge. holding on from the bunker going back and forth with watson at the top. hottest player on the course was not with the leaders, knob began the day seven strokes back. take a look at this approach in the ninth. knob would make his birdie on the way to a 63. he had to wait for some two hours. the pressure was on matzuyama at the three. didn't think it was going in in

the third. the two players were waiting to go on the play off. knob took a bogey. matzuyama wins on tour for the first time and that's a pretty good number to put on your resume in front of nicholas. only the new york yankees and oakland athletics have won three straight >> time flies it seems it was just yesterday that we were in the clubhouse pouring champane on each other. the memories are still there. >> i just bought a reggie jackson shirt. i think i paid 11,000 for them.

so i'm buying my shirts back. we were so good because we played together throughout the minor league and everybody knew where the other guy was going to be. >> reporter: in 74, oakland and the l.a. dodgers met for the first all california world series. >> we won what four straight divisions, two straight series and we go against the dodgers, big underdogs. >> the dodgers stated that only hunter and reggie could have made their team. that ignited a little more fire understood beneath us. >> reporter: fish hunter won 25 games in 74. he led the league in era and earned the cy young award. he also picked up a win and a save in that series. >> he wasn't a power pitcher, probably averaged 88 to 90. but the location of his pitches was mind boggling. >> he had a heart as big as the ballpark. and he knew how to pitch. i mean he just had a knack for how to get hitters out.

>> cat fish of als disease in 1989. but his teammates and the organization from those three world series titles will not let his legacy die. in oakland, fred inglis for sports wrap. no matter what track it is not a surprise when you hear that jimmy johnson has won nascar's weekly event. nascar was the winner last week in the coca cola 600 going for two in a row today in dover. that's ajalmindinger who swerves into biffle and that doesn't turn out well for anybody. almindinger kept going and went on to finish 21st. you know there are hazards on the track what you don't expect is one like this. jamie mcmurray approaches a piece of concrete pavement sticking u and blasts over it. they red flag the race for 22 minutes for a little paving

work. mcmurray ended up 13th. johnson made his way over that. matt kenseth is now the over all points leader. the bears seven man team playing for the national championship team today in philadelphia. hairington scores to give the bears a 17-7 lead after that conversion. they went on to win 24-21 for their second straight championship. here are more impressive numbers. 28 national titles for cal rugby, 24 of them with cal. congratulations to them and that does it for this sunday night's sports wrap. have a good week everybody. >> thank you joe. >> and thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 news. >> be sure to join us at 4:30 a.m. for more on that nationwide man

hunt for chamberlain and we're always here for you on ktvu.com and mobile news. thank you

hey, robert. want a cookie? oh, yeah, why not? hey, these look pretty good. she gave me all the irregulars. hey, guess who shamsky and i saw at the park today? gary hebner. hebs? oh, man, i haven't seen him since high school. well, you'll see him saturday. he's going to your reunion. you have a reunion? no, no. wait a minute. this would be your 20th reunion. ray, why didn't you tell me about this? 'cause i'm not going, ok? only losers go to those things. thank you. you know, i'm planning on going to my 20th.