investigators at the edge of the uc berkeley campus after a hiker makes a grim discovery. good evening i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. a hike took a disturbing turn when a body was found in a scenic look out. a hiker found the body this morning that's in the hills behind the uc campus. and debora villalon this isn't

the first time that a grim discovery has been found. >> reporter: what you can see is the sheer face on the other side. lots of people come to this location for the view, but this trip turned deadly. a man was put on an atv and took the trail up the rocks. >> i was going up the trail and saw the body laying nonresponsive. >> reporter: the man parked his honda, hiked down alone to climb it and slipped. it's not the first time. a year and a half ago a man in his mid-20s fell from the same up cropping and died.

he was with his friends and they told police they had all been drinking. >> the last time we had witnesses. this time we don't have witness sos we have to treat it like a murder. >> reporter: people come from all over to soak up these top of the world views from the east bay and beyond. a photographer's dream but the edge can be deceptively steep. >> one wrong step. you have to get the best picture from the edge. >> my friends wanted to take a picture and i said i'll get the picture from right here. you can go down. >> it's so much painting on it, it's slippery. >> reporter: still no identity

released on the young victim and whether he is a uc berkeley student. police do tell me he most likely fell from the rock before overway found him. reporting live in berkeley, debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. governor jerry brown warned this is going to be a tough and unprecedented fire season. >> we're a very serious fire season, more serious than we've seen before. so, we have to watch and be very careful. the bay area has already seen several fires pop up. just two days ago crews were battling this fire near morgan hill. and now a new threat is looming that's lightning. we have team coverage tonight, azmith smith is live but we

start with mark tamayo. >> reporter: right now in the satellite we have mostly clear skies but the most recent imagine we see clouds to the north and west. that's our next system moving in. it will be approaching by tomorrow. there's a look at the next two days approaching the bay area, approaching the sierra on track to approach novato over the next few days. close enough to the bay area there's a possibility for thunderstorms. every time you get the potential for lightning strikes over the next few months and this time of year there's concern for fires. and tuesday that could be a different story. we'll take a closer look at the thunderstorms chances coming up at 10:35. our team coverage continues now ktvu's azmith smith is

live, and already has a look at where the lightning is coming to. >> reporter: areas that aren't easily accessible for firefighter and in this drought, any lightning strike could spark a fire fast. >> one more thing to add to the equation. >> reporter: calfire firefighters gearing up tonight for a new enemy. one that's unpredictable and can strike at any time. >> we usually have a large lightning event, it looks like waoár in that weather pat earn. >> reporter: calfire battalion firefighters showing us how they're looking at the weather. >> we have the ability to ma'am any -- to map any of the lightning strikes. >> reporter: the last lightning atrack back in 2003. more than 1,000 lightning strikes an hour hit northern california. >> it limited our ability to put every fire out. we lad to actually monitor a

few fire -- we had to actually monitor a few showers and that's tough to do. >> everything looks dry around here. a lot of the trees are dry and dying and they've been cut down. a will the of the vegetation is dry around here. >> reporter: good thing strike teams are returning from battling the fires in southern california. >> down there seeing the evacuations. there's tons of neighborhoods where neighbors where cleaned out. >> reporter: back in the bay area they're sharpening their tool, cleaning their engines and making sure hoses are ready to go should a significant lightning strike comes our way. >> eventually it'll be us. >> reporter: well these firefighters have been very busy. some working as much as two weeks straight to make things easier for them they've asked homeowners to clear dry brush in areas near their homes and as for trees to trim brunches

at least 6 feet high, reporting live from morgan hill, i'm azen to the best of -- azenith. the always entertaining betta breakers didn't disappoint this year. the popular foot race across san francisco attracted a large number of runners and revelers. there were extra police along the route and extra cleaning groups. the public works department reported they had picked up 1,100 pounds of trash. and we have the latest to curve the afterparty clean up. >> reporter: he was sited, one of many who had too much to

drink. problems like nudity, people graffitiing on the sidewalk and acting too rowdy. but the task is still not complete. >> there seems to be more people. less self-service. >> reporter: this is patricia's tenth year working clean up. and she says she saw more pronounced arrests today. >> perhaps they're enforcing the law. we have to keep enforcing our trash duty. >> reporter: crews are busy picking up the trash that didn't make it in the bins: but with so many people still out, it's not making it a easy task. double digit tons of trash will be generated. and that's standard. with the crowds now thinning, you can see clean up crews are starting to make some progress. but they tell us they'll still have to be out here most of the

night. in san francisco, patti lee, ktvu. we checked with san francisco tonight and they tell us a total of 35 people were arrested or sited at this year's beta breakers. 24 were arrested for public intoxication. three people were sited for urinating in public. it's easy to forget that beta breakers is an actual race with serious athletes because revelers often overshadow the event. at the top of the hayes hill was a throng of people bobbing down the street. this is what much of the race course looked like today. this year there were new rules for participants to follow like no nudity. >> i have a feeling it's just going to push the party further down the rout. the people who live near the panhandle have more to fear. >> reporter: 40,000 people signed up for beta breakers.

another 100,000 were expected to watch. jeffrey canize crossed the finish line first. he completed the race in 35 minutes and became the men's winner. for the women it was johnson. she finished the race in just over 40 minutes. canisia and john on both received a $300 prize. on ktvu.com you will find more pictures from the beta breakers race and the afterparty. our web team put together. california chrome might miss a chance at the historic triple crown all because of a nasal strip. only equipment approved by the stewarts can be worn during the race. california chrome has worn their strips designed to control his breathes. from trainers says if new york racing officials don't allow the colt to wear them in this race he might not run in the

race. the race that could give them the first triple crown in 36 years. the oakland's a's may be losing the river cats to the giants. that deal is about to expire. sources tell the san francisco chronicle the giants are attractive because of bigger attendance and tv ratings. but the river cats are staying quiet. >> they're o -- they're just rumors. no discussions have been had. >> reporter: at today's game river cats fans had some mixed reactions depending on which bay area team they liked. if the cats do become giants it's possible the a's will get the fresno grizzlies. an alleged sexual assault at a shopping center in broad daylight. the reason why the victim may have been specifically targeted. a mammoth merger just announced the big multi million

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a convicted sex offendser is back behind bars accused of sexually harassing a woman. police arrested this man 59-

year-old michael garcia after they say they caught him carrying out the crime. >> reporter: a known sexual predator is off the street after his latest attack. michael garcia a transient is responsible for sexually harassing a young woman at the shopping center just before 1:00 in the afternoon on saturday. shoppers packed the mall but so do the homeless. >> there's a lot of transients because there's homeless shelters here. >> reporter: we found out garcia was living one block away from the shopping center at home first. a homeless placement facility. those who know him believe he targeted his victim. the woman reportedly stayed at the shelter for one night and checked out the next day. >> the guy said here, come with me. you can take a shower at my motel. and she was a vulnerable young lady. he went with the gentleman and he dragged her into the bushes and tried raping her. that's what i heard. >> reporter: the attack happened here behind the home

depot. police say when they were notified about a woman's screams for help they arrived to garcia sexually assaulting the woman. online the 59-year-old is a registered sex offender charged with lewd and lascivious behavior with a child under 14. >> you spend x amount of years behind bars being a sexual predator you come out and do the same kind of thing. no i hope he does not return. >> reporter: garcia is in county jail, he's set to return to court on thursday. cristina rendon. the chp says a motorcyclist was seriously injured after a horrific crash in a busy bay area highway. emergency crews rushed to southbound 101. the chp say it is car was stopped there in the middle

lane following a collision when a motorcyclist slammed into a parked vehicle. at last check he was in the hospital in grave condition. another driver then hit debris from that crash and lost control of his vehicle slamming into the median. in continuing coverage of californian's wildfires. firefighters have put out all the wildfires. most evacuation orders have been lifted. of all the fires burning two have been contained. the coco fire is almost 90% contained tonight. the las pulgas fire is 75%. the san mateo fire burned through 1/5 of the base. the flames left vegetation that could spark again. i think there is a little

precipitation we get what's called the dirty burn. so it can be a battle for firefighters. the risk remains absolutely. 12,000 firefighters battled 11 fires in all. more than one dozen homes were destroyed. federal officials are issuing a new warning about pet treats after thousands of dogs have been sickened or killed. the fda has been investigating and testing jerky treats for seven years now. trying to determine the exact cause of the more than 1,000 dog deaths and 4,800 illnesses here in the u.s. most of the cases have been tied to jerky treats from china. 24 cats and three people have also been sickened. pet advocates are urging the fda. at&t says it has agreed to reply to america's biggest satellite television provider direct tv for $48.5 billion.

at&t's existing television service called u verse has about 5 million subscribers, direct tv has more than 20 million. if the deal is approved by regulators it will continue a wave of consolidations. comcast is hoping to get approval to purchase time warner cable. one analyst called the verger is part of the arms race. returning toward their dreams. this is the 11th year for the tommy smith youth track meet in berkeley. as noelle walker reports, the event helps disadvantage kids set goals beyond the crossing line. >> runners take your mark, set -- >> reporter: in the human race some people have an advantage right at the starting block. most of the kids running at cal today have the odds stacked against them. >> sometimes things do get a

little rough. >> reporter: the former olympic track star who once made a political statement with a simple gesture. >> are you wearing motivation today? >> i'm wearing tomorrow. >> reporter: is helping kids make a statement through the tommy smith track meet. >> we're not here to run fast we're here to promote health. we're here to promote wellness. >> third year, third year. >> reporter: having direction helps even the playing field. >> he likes track. it benefits her in school. >> reporter: and gives them a leg up. >> i hope she goes to the olympics because she's that good. >> reporter: this field of dreams is contained in 500 meters. >> it's called the four by four. >> reporter: did you know what a four by four was before you started track? >> no, no. >> reporter: this track meet is about opportunity. some of these kids come from broken homes, some don't even have a home and the stakes are a lot higher than just winning a race. but winning is good too when they realize track can take them further than 400 meters

ahead. >> you can get scholarships. >> i'm going to go to college. >> reporter: because life is an endurance race. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. the new threat took national security obesity. the army is trying to combat the growing problem. plus three months of rain in just three days. the catastrophic situation and the hidden danger facing rescuers in europe. and a different kind of crime sweep to tell you about. a 77-year-old woman managed to scare off a would be robber thanks to a household item. and in weather the bay area in the clear the great american novel.

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a man stranded by flood waters. the serbian president is calling the event catastrophic. three months worth of rain fell on the region in a three day burst creating the most rainfall since pressurements were created. crews are set to go out tomorrow to search for unearthed mines. a rally in south california called for the safe return of close to 300 girls kidnapped in california. they called for a peaceful resolution to the crisis. the girls were kidnapped from their school on april 14th. last week a video was released proportedly showing many of the abducted students.

african liters in paris came up with a regional plan to combat the group. leaders all pledged cooperation including joint border patrols and sharing intelligence to try to find those girls. the nation's battle against obesity could one day threaten our national security. the u.s. army says it's next generation of soldiers are not fit enough to serve. officials say more than 3/4 of 26 to 28-year-olds don't meet basic requirements. one of them is maintaining a healthy weight. there's a movement to teach military families how to promote healthy eating and create healthy habits with their children. fending off a would be robber with a broom. check it out. surveillance cameras show what happened inside the store. a man walks in, asks about a couple of items then he pulls out a gun. that's when betty johnson stepped into action. there's no sound on this video but the 77-year-old said, that

you could have heard her yelling from across the street. >> i told him i would break the broom over him if he didn't get out of here. and leave us alone. and i'm calling 911. >> well, that was enough to scare the man away. and from now on betty's husband says he'll be at work armed. >> don't mess with grandma betty. not your stereo typical computer nerd. how an activist has gone from handcuffs to hacking and how her computer skills could affect the thousands of low wage workers. your courage will never be more needed than it was today. >> taking a bite out of the golden

fire officials are looking for the cause of a fire inside a recycling center. it started at about 12:15 this morning at marin sanitary service on jacobi street. fire crews found a large pile of debris burning inside the building. they were able to put it out quickly before it damaged the structure. officials say they did not find evidence of an encampment near by. new at 10:00, it's estimated there are more than 1 million apps for your smart phone that's just from apple. in a few weeks a bay area woman who once found herself in handcuffs because of her activism will now make her challenges with her own app. >> if there's a stereo type of your classic computer nerd, pamela davis probably doesn't fit the imagine. >> i know, look at me. i'm 56-1/2. >> reporter: the el cerito grandmother and activist is

spending 17 weeks in washington, d.c. learning how to create apps. >> other programmers come and teach us skills and we go to other hackathons and we learn their skills. so we never sleep. we're always learning. >> we noted that most people who have technological skills are male and they're white. >> reporter: davis has been active and trying to better working conditions for low wage employees particularly those at wal-mart. she hopes her app will connect those workers. >> there's 1.3 million workers across the nation. and we have that and a store and the state will be able to connect work alliances groups. >> i think that's really important because we do really live in a world where especially in low wage

workplaces like wal-mart, mcdonalds that are just starting to fight back. >> reporter: while there's apps for games, shopping and more. this app will help change the work environment for employees. >> if they think that there's something wrong going on at their workplace, they can look it up and see is this legal. >> reporter: her app will be put to the test to see if it really can make a difference. family and friends of a pleasant hill man who mysteriously disappeared two days ago now turning to the public for help. 31-year-old jason adams was last seen friday morning when he left his friend's shop in san ramon. he was heading out to pick up a day laborer perhaps at the home depot in pleasanton. according to a friend, the last contact anyone had with adams was that morning at 8:30 when he was texting his girlfriend about dinner plans. adams was last seen driving a 1972 harvester pick up with a

personalized plate of ca1 long ih. police say a teen -- investigators say they don't know if it came from a passing car or someone in the group fired. meantime an oakland girl remains in critical condition from a drive by shooting on friday and police are looking for the shooters. they say two gunmen were targeting a 71-year-old man on 66th avenue near florist street. and that a stray bullet him the girl on the neck. today is the girl's ninth birthday. the intended target was shot in the neck and groin and should

recover. a drowning accident team braves the cold waters to hone their life savings skills today. rescuers spotted several people in the water without life jackets. volunteers often save lives and rescue swimmers but all too frequently they say they're called out to recover a body. that's why rescuers urge anyone who gets in a water or in a boat to wear proper safety gear. >> reporter: san francisco is placing hike in a survey of walkable cityless. san francisco ranked number five in the number of people who walked to work. and almost 1/3 of people in the city don't even own a car. the other top cities are new york at number four, pittsburgh at number three. washington, d.c. and boston was number one. san francisco also placed third in bike friendly cities. godzilla demolished the competition at the box office this weekend with this year's

second largest movie debut. >> your courage will never be needed more than today. >> reporter: the film scored $93 million here in the u.s. and another 103 million overseas for a grand total of 196 million bucks. it trails captain america, however it beats the amazing spider man ii. >> san francisco got beat up pretty good by godzilla. the play of the day and it wasn't even on

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the space x dragon cargo ship is now on its way back to earth after a one month trip to the international space station. space x is another company founded by tesla ceo musk. the commercial ship is carrying almost 2-tons of science experiments. if the mission goes as planned the dragon will fall into the pacific ocean about 300 miles off the coast of mexico's baja peninsula. earlier we were talking about those gusty winds that really whipped up over the area. let's check in with mark tamayo to see if those winds are still high out there. >> i think another day of gusty witness. the winds have really picked up. it's that time of the year especially for the afternoon hours. the winds really cranked up in

the coast. out toward sfo and the alta pass. ocean beach 42. petaluma 30 miles per hour. on the satellite right now we are in the clear except a few high clouds already approaching point rays and also a few high clouds approaching right around eureka to cape mendecino. all associated with the system that will be a factor over the next couple of days. current temperatures are cooling off as you would expect this time of day. san jose 57 degrees. santa rosa 59. and san francisco in the mid- 50s. right now 55. fairfield a wind out of the southwest checking in 17 miles per hour. novato a wind gust that's at 17 miles per hour. a few more reports not as strong in san jose. look at that sfo wind speed. it's still up there with a gust of 33 miles per hour. sustained checking in at 26- miles-an-hour. so for tonight we do have this partly cloudy skies and gusty

winds out here. here is our live camera looking out toward the bay bridge. it's beautiful out there with not much in the way of fog here not just yet. that could be a different story tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning some low clouds and fog to start out the day. partly cloudy. as we head into tuesday the chance of a few isolated thunderstorms approaching the bay area. we talked about that earlier with an increase in the fire danger with potential lightning strikes out there. overnight lows to start out your monday morning upper 40s to low 50s with partly to mostly cloudy skies. big batch of high clouds already approaching the bay area right now. tomorrow this system will generate more clouds winds once again easily topping 20 miles per hour. there's a slight chance of a north bay thunderstorm. the northern parts of napa county. this system move as little closer to the bay -- moves a little closer to the bay area. with the thunderstorms threat that will increase the bay area. we'll be watching out for that

closely. here's our forecast model showing you the clouds. on your tuesday, you see more coverage developing late tuesday into the afternoon hours. a chance here the bulk of the activity to the north and east of the region. out toward the sierra they could pick up snow showers as early as tomorrow. with snow levels up above 7,000 feet. so possibly snow showers up in the mountains. forecast highs for tomorrow will continue to clean things up. warm 80s. warmest locations lower 70s. san francisco lower 60s and once again the wind speeds do pick up. the slight chance of a thunderstorm up in the north baby tomorrow afternoon. look ahead we'll have to keep an eye on tuesday without the thunder storm threat. we do gradually pick up those numbers thursday into friday. the weekends for memorial day weekend looking pretty warm out there. inlands approaching 90 degrees. a big change long range. but that thunderstorms icon especially on tuesday makes me a little nervous, we'll keep an eye on that. up next, a clever kid is

being credited with making the play of the day during yesterday's texas rangers game against the toronto blue jays. take a look. >> hey ladies would you like a ball. then they go aren't you so sweet. >> so sweet indeed right. it is not as it appears. that slick little sport switched balls. you can see the third base coach tossed the ball to the young fan. but if you watch closely you also see what the kid does with it. he turns around and hands the ball to a young woman sitting behind him. but it's not the ball that was hit by the player. the game ball still tucked away safely inside his glove. >> ladies keep your eye on that kid. >> yup. coming up in sports wrap. the red hot a's continue to roll in cleveland. but here comes

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good evening everyone welcome to this late sunday night edition of sports wrap. good times right now with both teams in first place. the giants are a little thin these days and today other guys in the roster stepped up against the marlins. let's begin with the starting pitching. vogelsan allowed just five hits. here's a guy nobody was talking about at the start of the year since being called up from fresno. colben is batting .364 after going one for three today. still in the first-inning. it's hicks with the hit. another big guy gets to run as

michael morris comes home. then add in a little defense. the marlins put runners in second and third. brandon crawford takes a hit from echavarria. the giants head to the dug out. then in the bottom of the inning, another encouraging sign, sandoval hadn 't hit a home run in more than a month. he goes opposite field against jacob turner for the third of the year. two more hits for sandoval. giants get a split with the marlinss with a 4-1 win after 17 straight games. they finally get a day off tomorrow before playing the first of three in colorado on tuesday. vogelsan evens his record and after early struggles has had five great quality starts. so what's changed? >> first of all, you have to stop digging the hole to get out of it. second of all you have to believe you can do it. and you know when they believe in you too, that goes a long way. that helps a lot. it's starting to feel you know

more comfortable and more repeatable and just trying to you know stay focused on those parts of the mechanics during the game. and really let the ball go where it wants to go. >> you don't hear too many people pining to take a trip to cleveland. the oakland a's might be the exception to that after outscoring the indians 30-6 in a three game sweep that was wrapped up today. fans in cleveland getting a head start on a lady gaga concert. later in the day that had to have turned out better. hays put it away with four more runs. sogart tests the arm of -- johaness cespedes over the head of michael bourn. donaldson and moss both score earlier. moss had scored in a drive with a double. more of the same in the sixth. moss puts one off the wall and right. that will be a two run double

making a 9-2 game. moss was three for three with four runs scored raising his average to .301. this is what made it a career day for cespedes. in the eighth he sends it down the line. two for five with a career high five rbi. jesse chavez goes 5 innings for the win and improves his record to 4-1. they've now won nine of their last 10 and head to st. petersburg. the a's also announced today they claimed left-handed pitcher jeff francis off waivers from cincinnati. indiana against miami sounds like a pretty good eastern conference final match ups in the nba play offs. there was a shortage of drama. before the game the broadcast team was taken to indianapolis motor speedway where a guy named jackson got a ride from

mario andretti. pacers see the number one seed. the heat in number two. paul george three of his 24 points as the pacers up 14 in the fourth quarter. stevenson to west. they roll 107-96, miami loses in just three. >> a pretty tough task for the kings in their stanley cup play off series in chicago. after winning a game seven on friday against anaheim the kings flew to the windy city to open their western conference final today against the reigning champions. take a look at the face of joe quinville winner or loser. black hawk taking the lead. nick letty winds up. chicago scored with a big shot. it'll be duncan keith teeing

off this time. the puck goes off to jared stoll and ton the net. chicago wins 3-1. game two of the series will be wednesday night again in chicago. no word whether quinnville cracked a smile. and the tour of california has its 2014 winner. and a homecoming stor for over 60,000 california foster children, it's a challenge to replace clothes that are too small or worn out. sleep train is collecting new clothes for kids, big and small.

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arguably the biggest cycle in the united states the tour of california is in the books for the ninth year. the tour was won tonight by one of the biggest names of the support. bradley wiggins won the race a circuit course in thousand

oaks. it was quite a finish. winning today he was challenged by peter sagan on the right and then the green jersey both riders going hard and you can't really tell who wins until you look at this. cavendish almost eased up too soon but he wins the stage by about a width. either way it was wiggins. he has yet to say if he plans to race in this year's tour de france. >> home comings can be a mixed blessing. a kid may grow up as a fan of his home team or he may feel pressure if that dream becomes reality. this story of a 49er who this season is coming home. winding up, going deep and josh son. bay area native stevie johnson is glad to be coming home. one reason is because it means

the wide receiver may finally play in the postseason for the first time in his career. it was tough, you know going through the entire season toward the end when you know you can't play in a tournament. so out here. you just have to be on your game. because you know you have a full season to go and plus more games after that. a former seventh round draft pick spend six years in buffalo. he's the only bills player to record three consecutive seasons with 300 yards receiving. but he was also known for his infield celebration that became a distraction for the team. >> i was just having fun. but owe know i'm at the point that i'm about handle business first. i'm about handling business then having fun afterward. >> that ephifany came after

this play. >> when i missed the play. after all that i realized that i have to handle business before. so now i have to glide into it with the guys even though i have to glide a little faster because they're faster than i am or ahead of the curve. but i think we'll get there as a team. >> 49ers traded a 2014 seasonal fourth round pick for johnson. and they expect stevie's new attitude to create opportunities. before we get to this week's installment of the byron nelson. charles howell iii with the

approach. this will be an eagle. finishing four strokes back. alameda high product james hahn started four back. managed just a 70 that left him six strokes off the lead. and here is this weekend's first timer. brandon todd got off to this start. he's in the bunker with number two. that's not a problem. he knocks it in the hole for a birdie. it's a big deal for everybody in the family especially if you played 76 previous tournaments without a win. with his wife looking on, todd finished with 66 and beat weir. becames the eighth straight winner on the tour. kenney perry have gone together as of late. first of five senior majors began today. perry won two majors last year

and has now won the last three in which he's played. >> you know the french open is just around the corner when you see this play. rafael nedal in the finals. the djokovic has now beat nedal three times. for the second year in a row carpenter has earned the poll for next openers 500. that makes this his first race of the year. he will start out in front. also in the front row hilcleff and power. that will do it for this late sunday night sports wrap. have a good week everybody.

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