caught on camera. watch what happens here a student smacked by a security guard and tossed from his wheelchair. >> i hit the floor with my chin first. i have a scar right here. good evening i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. the family of a high school student is demanding justice as they accuse a school security guard of beating the sophomore at the special needs high school. it's a story we broke at 5:00.

now jana katsuyama joins us with an interview with that student and an eyewitness. >> reporter: he says that he had to come back to the hospital after he was feeling more pain after the attack. along the way you see the guard's right hand smack the student. seconds later he hits him again. martinez is thrown out of his wheelchair on to the floor. >> reporter: martinez gave us his account today as he left children's hospital after he left to get another check up for his injury. >> he slapped me. he slapped me so hard that i fell off my chair. i had a scar right here. >> reporter: martinez says he had protested when the security guard tried to clear the hall and wheel him to class. he says the guard handcuffed him and he admits spitting on

the guard in protest. but martinez says what was not caught on the tape was the guard beating him and throwing him to the ground after an elevator ride that was off camera. martinez who has cerebral palsy says when he told the guard he was in pain he cursed at him. >> he said i don't [ bleep ], he said i hope you don't walk in two or three weeks. >> he said that? >> yes. >> reporter: his mother speaks off camera says he wants justice for his son. she says she took pictures of his neck, chest and hands and says she doesn't want this to happen to anyone elses child. the district immediately fired

marshell mitchell had been hired as a substitute security officer in november who then passed a background check. >> basically snapping and punching the students several times. throwing hill out of the wheelchair or dumping him out of the wheelchair on to the floor -- throwing him out of the wheelchair. >> i'm trying to do the right thing and just have justice for everybody. >> reporter: francisco says he wants the district to take some sort of action against the second security guard seen in that video. we are checking into that. and he says that he just wants justice. mitchell is expected to appear in court on june 16th. reporting live in oakland, jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. our coverage continues at ktvu.com. we've posted that surveillance video in its entirety as well as the letter sent home to parents by the district.

$2 billion that is the reported sale price for the los angeles clippers. former microsoft ceo steve balmer has apparently won the bidding war for the clippers. he made the deal with shelley sterling. she's the co-owner of the team along with her husband donald sterling. the nba demanded he sell the clippers after his recorded racial remarks went public. the deal still had to be approved bid the league and sterling himself. $2billion would be a record to an nba team. compare that to what sterling paid for the team. he bought them in 1981 for 12- 1/2 million dollars. san francisco is making a new pitch to have film maker george lucas build his museum in the city. major ed lee is proposing to put the museum on cross pier 20 and 22. chicago is also in the running for the museum. lucas wanted to build it in the

presidio but was turned down. he wants it to save all of his memorabilia and art. and organizers promised this year will be different. and learned people attending the festival will notice a lot of changes. the first act will take the stage tomorrow, ken pritchett has more. >> reporter: behind the fence you can see one of four stages here at bottle rock 2014. they were busy setting up today. last year's event was a success in terms of music and performances but it was a big money loser that created bad traffic in the neighborhoods and ill will among some neighbors. this year there's new management with promises of a better experience. it's the same stage from last year but improved. it's the same location but with more places to buy food and

wine. much has changed including ownership for the event. >> i just attended last year and it's one of the best experiences i had in napa and i didn't want it to go away. >> reporter: a new promoter of bottle rock replacing last year's promoter who went bankrupt. after making $11 million on a $20 million event. the city and vendors went up paid until graham's company bought the rights. >> it was one of the promises we made to the city of napa and to the expo that if they allowed us to become the promoters we would make this festival happen in 2014 that we would eliminate debt and we would keep this festival unique to napa. >> reporter: there are nebraskas nebraska -- there are neighbors who would like to see bottle cap go away. neighbors hamerly and camper live just to the side of the main stage. they think -- >> i like it. i think it's a good thing. >> reporter: the event

organizers say they've taken steps to minimize noise. >> we're not only trying to enhance the experience for the patron but as well to minimize the effect on the neighbors. >> those steps include directing the sound away from homes and a new sound wall. but it will still be loud. pamela says she will go elsewhere on saturday. >> today they were doing sound checks and the floor was shaking. >> reporter: there are many big name artists performing too many to name. there are more than 60 artists together. last year there were 120,000 people attending a 4-1/2 day event. this year it's a three day event and tickets are still available. in napa ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. and at ktvu.com we're posting new defail about bottle rock including each day's line up and information about the event. just look for hot topics. traffic is moving in san mateo county after an accident shut down a key connector ramp

this morning. news chopper 2 captured these pictures just after a box truck crashed into a guardrail at the end of a connector ramp from highway 92 to 280. fortunately no one was hurt. the box truck hit the guardrail then flipped on to its side. and that forced them to close the ramp for several hours. we have new information on a major east bay drug raid we told you about last night. today six of the nine people arrested face charges in federal court in oakland. the charges against them include the manufacturer and distribution of a controlled substance. authorities say the group was making drugs including oxicodone, zanax and steroids. some are also facing money laundering charges. coming together to heat. today hundreds of people gather to pay their respects to one of their stabbing victims in last week's rampage in isle of

vista. the candlelight vigil for chen was held at his alma mater leland high school. azmith smith spoke to his parents and joins us now from san jose. >> reporter: prior to this tragedy, chen's parents said they were supposed to pick him up in two weeks for his summer break. now they're trying to plan his funeral. a somber crowd filled chen's high school along with chen's grieving parents. >> reporter: the uc santa barbara computer engineering future as bright as his smile taken too soon. chen one of elliot rogers' first women stabbed to death. chen's parents said he lived on campus and was visiting his friend huong and wen simply at

the wrong place at the wrong time. >> it could have happened to any of us. unfortunately it happened to chen. >> reporter: hundreds of his former teachers, classmates and family remembering him. >> there's not a mean bone in his body. this vigil tonight is proof of the kindness he showed us. >> reporter: surrounded by paper cranes the symbol of hope and peace this community trying to heal. his mother finding solice his son in his 19 years was light in so many lives. although she says she wishes this pain on no one. >> i don't want to stand here. if my son could come back i don't need to stand here. >> reporter: chen's parents say they forgive elliot roger who took their son's life and they pray for his family.

as for funeral arrangements they're still working on that but plan to bury limb here in san jose. >> the parents of the killer elliot roger have broken their silence issuing a statement through a family friend. peter and chen roger say the feeling of knowing it was our son's actions that caused this tragedy can only be described as hell on earth. the roger's said they were on their way to their 22-year-old son last friday night when they heard about the shooting spree. they said that's when their worse fears came true. elliot roger killed six young people including three from the bay area. 13 others were wounded. rapper snoop dogg was in san francisco to talk about ending gun violence. in san francisco he was joined by some noted sports and music figures along with local leaders for his campaign called no guns allowed. snoop dogg, said the mass

shooting in connecticut inspired him to start the no guns allowed campaign. >> we have to come together twice a month to get this done i'm willing to do it. i'm just here to show my support to do it. a bay area woman breeding rats in her apartment. >> it was shocking, it was dispushing on a number of levels. >> reporter: why animal control can't stop the reoccurring problem. a cooldown for the bay area. the timing on when fog and wind will cause temperatures to drop.

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new at 10:00, a graduation that's about more than just completing high school. every single member of this class is going to college and each of them is also the first in their families to go to college. ktvu's amber lee is in east palo alto tonight with this remarkable story of success at a small school that had some pretty lofty goals, amber. >> reporter: frank, we're at east side college prep, this where 56 students graduated this evening after learning to aim high and work hard.

these new graduates walk with a purposeful gait, a determination behind their smiles taking pride in a journey often described as difficult but well worth the effort. >> a community here where there's a lot of violence and a lot of influences to not go the right path, it was hard to stay on track. >> reporter: canessa tells me her father worked as a janitor and only has a third grade education. mom never had a a formal education so today's accomplishment was a major achievement. he redesigned if word thug, he told me he learned about

tenacity. surviving while friends have died. >> i completed a goal, i think that's what thug is. >> reporter: he plans to attend college and become a become a web designer. >> graduates, please move your tassel from right to left to signify you're graduates. >> reporter: the graduates next plan is to go to college. >> i want to encourage other people to strive for that success. >> reporter: in many cases these students are not only the first in their families to go to college, but they are also the first to receive a high school diploma. reporting live here in east palo alto, amber lee, ktvu channel 12 news. there is not just one but

two winners in the 87 annual scripps national spelling bee. the winners a 13-year-old and 14-year-old both boys. they were declared co- champions. this is only the fourth tie in the history of the competition. and the girl you're looking at is our local california girl. attorneys made their opening statements in the trial of stow. stow suffered severe brain damage when two fans beat him up in the parking lot of dodger stadium three years ago. he was at court yesterday but he was not there today.

stow is asking for millions of the dollars in damages for medical care. the words between stow and his friends and the two men convicted actually started in the stands. >> this is not something is that happened in the parking lot, oh my gosh. this is something that went on for three hours with security doing nothing about it. >> reporter: the dodgers argue there was enough security and they blame the two men who were accused in the beating. they also argued that stow was intoxicate at the time. the flames have charred nearly 700 acres in mariposa county. calfire now says the fire is now 80% contained. two unoccupied homes were

destroyed. and firefighters battled a fire near the seventh street exit. news chopper 2 captured these pictures. that caused traffic delays in the area but the fire crews quickly worked to knock it down. news chopper 2 had already been to this brush fire in the southern part of the city. officials say the fire at kitchner circle started along a creek bed. it too was also quickly put out. high temperatures today got into the mid- to high 80s. tomorrow it'll be noticeably cooler. you will notice five to 10 degrees cooler on your friday than you had today. out in antioch instead of 86 you're going to be about 82- degree. some areas around the bay like oakland could drop a good 10 degrees. the fog and low clouds are working their way back to the coast. you see this patch of fog. the computer model wants to put

it in here late tonight early tomorrow morning. that's the main mechanism for the cooling or one of the main america mechanism. cool at the coast right now. not just this weekend but into next week. fire danger take as -- takes a little bit of a break. temperatures drop down. it's not going to be cold just cooler than it has been. when that fog gets here the 13- mile an hour wind is going to start to usher it in. should get over the east bay hills and should end up in the livermore valley by tomorrow morning. could be up in the vacaville area. temperatures will be in the upper 40s in the cold spots. out near the rincon valley. you'll get 48, 49 degrees that's cold for this time of year. it's kind of chilly. these dates i would expect mid-

50s lower 60s. cooler tomorrow. when i come back this fog is going to be a player for your bay area weekend. could everyone bring a little bit of drizzle. when we come back i will lay out the time line for your saturday and sunday. a sexual assault in the light of day. the attack that has police issuing a warning tonight. then at 10:30, an unimaginable pest problem. rats by the thousand. and why health officials say they cannot get ahead

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. a sexual assault in broad daylight has oakland police issuing a warning tonight. it happened yesterday at around 12:30 at the 1300 block of east 31st street. the suspect approached a woman in a secluded area where he

groped her and attempted to further sexual assault her. she was able to get away but so did the suspect. he is described as an african american man. neighbors say it's a nervewracking situation. they say they've repeatedly call police about an intimidating man who appears to be living on their street illegally. but as ktvu's john sasaki found out so far at least no action has been taken. >> reporter: it's a quiet neighborhood of well maintained homes in brent wood. >> it's a fantastic neighborhood. >> reporter: just below the surface many residents say it's a nightmare on heart land circle. >> it's under siege. it's definitely not enjoyable living here right now. >> reporter: their bad dream lives at this house. >> people avoid the house. >> reporter: tell me you have a kid? >> yes. two. >> reporter: are they allowed outside? >> no. >> reporter: why not? >> we feel they could be in danger. >> reporter: residents who want

their identities hidden because of concern of their safety say the man who lives there is a bully. in fact, two just filed statements to police. >> he walks around the street on his cell phone just to say, hey it's me. >> he was looking like he was trying to start an altercation. >> reporter: making matters worse, a texas state bank foreclosed on the home and nobody is supposed to be living there. one grandmother does not let her grandchildren walk by the home. >> there's times they want to walk down the street. because of the gentlemen down there we don't know what's going do happen. so we walk the other way. >> reporter: here's the gentleman. we asked him about the incidents. >> no problems here at this

household. never was. >> reporter: the bank says that they intend to take action. residents tell me the police have done nothing beyond take their reports. in brentwood, i'm john sasaki. casino matrix in san jose can stay in business for now but it could still lose its license. the commission plans to hold off on the license as it conducts investigating. tomorrow the gambling commission is expected to set a hearing date on the license renewal. traffic lights that turn green on demand. tonight the project that's speeding up commute but only if you're riding a

my dad worked as a short order cook. right here. my parents were immigrants. and they taught me that with hard work, anything is possible. i earned a scholarship to mit. and worked across party lines to get things done. i'm alex padilla. i'll protect voting rights for everyone. and make it easier to start a business. so we create jobs and opportunity for all californians. what should we order? (announcer) alex padilla. secretary of state.

new information tonight on the shooting death of a man from fairfield that we first told you about earlier this week. vallejo police have identified the victim as torrance daron lendo. he was rushed to the hospital where he died later. it's the kind of squaller that's hard to imagine. a woman found to be breeding hundreds of rats in a very small apartment. animal control officers are all too familiar with the pest problem and the woman behind it. >> reporter: filth and squaller and hundreds of rats in an apartment. >> it was shocking, disturbing in a number of levels. >> reporter: animal control officials say a woman known as erica jay bred hundreds of rats in this room many that you can

see boroughing into her belongings. they ended up exterminating the roots in this room. erica jay's social worker, landlord and neighbors have reported her. >> they've burroughed into other people's homes. >> reporter: the woman was living with up to eight rats in this park. >> we understand that erica has housing in the city. i can imagine this situation is going to continue wherever she lives until she gets the help she needs. >> reporter: animal care and control says over the years it has been able to adopt out some

of erica jay's domesticated rats. sick ones have been euthanized. and some evictions narrowly passed a state senate. it had failed earlier today. then the author state senator make leno agreed to make some changes to differentiate between personal owners and realtor companies. students at schools in high poverty areas received far less learning time than students in affluent schools. it sites problems like lack of

teachers and incomplete class schedules at the start of the school year. the use of institutes to fill long term vacancies and school lock downs that halt classes. >> we're asking for the state to start tracking the actual amount of learning time that takes place in schoolsful right now all the state does is look at whether the bells are ringing at 8:00 to 3:00 and assuming that learning is taking place. >> reporter: the lawsuit includes 8,000 students including those from fremont and oakland and nestrom elementary. the school department has lost even more police officers making it more difficult to fight crime. four officers turned in their resignations this week because of changes in the work policy. it's unclear if they would be protected from lay offs. >> there's no safety net if i were to be injured on the job, i would not be guaranteed

disability retirement where i would be able to support my family. >> major chuck reed says injured officers would get their same pay. he says that the new policy was adopted to prevent abuse of the system. the oakland police department is often under fire from people who think the police aren't doing enough to fight crime. but today officers were thanked by one community for the cases they have solved. ktvu's paul chambers was there as the neighborhood showed its appreciate. >> it was this community's way of saying thank you to those who protect and serve. a cook out for oakland police officers because investigators have made arrests in numerous homicide cases including this woman's brother. >> i was with my brother probably 20 minutes before he got killed. >> reporter: des era e velasquez is here to support. >> my brother was a victim, i'm a victim because it happened.

and he has family. >> reporter: in all there's been five killings about a mile and a half from bella vista park. 24-year-old ro nco was shot and killed two blocks from the hospital where he was born. 23-year-old kimberly robertson was found beaten to death on park boulevard. oakland police arrested this man and charged him with robertson's murder. although police made the arrest they can't do it on their own. >> residents know what's going on in the neighborhood. they know what's not supposed to be going on in the neighborhood. when they come forward we can solve all of the crimes. a baby who was born to a

mom in a coma is back home in the hospital now with her father. we told you about the land family. bryan land's wife melissa gave birth to their son while in a coma. he says his wife is still at ucla hospital and is improving. land is staying in san francisco so he can be closer to his wife. he says he's happy to be with his son but also says it's tough without his wife there. a commute to work without half as many lights. dropping temperatures, details as we inch closer to the coolest day of the week. i'm even tracking the chance

the glass actually like a spider web just immediately lit up. shattered, completely shattered. >> reporter: that's not what you want to see when you're inside a glass observation box 1,300 feet above the ground. a california family experienced that sky high scare during a visit to chicago. they were on the observation deck inside willis tower when the protective coating on the glass shattered. alejandro derbez says he, his brother and two cousins were taking pictures and when they stood up they got the scare of a lifetime. >> we heard it, we see it, we feel it and we said whoa we just jumped off. >> the shattered coating has since before repaired. the engineer said there was never any danger. the glass that broke was only the protective layer that protects the glass of that

floor. measles cases have hit an all time high. there's been 238 cases reported since may 31st. that is the most cases of measles in the u.s. during the first five months of the year since 1994. nearly all of the cases have been associated with international travel by people who haven't been vaccinated. here are the numbers from the department of health from last week. they say there have been 60 cases so far this year compared to only six at this time last year. as for bay area counties, alameda, contra costa and san mateo county each has four cases. the food and drug administration has reported injuries from tanning beds. tanning beds and tanning booths

have to display a warning that the devices cannot be used by someone under the age of 18. google says it has a way to go. the company released its break down of employees. 61% are white, 30% are asian, 30% are women, and only 17% of them work in technology. a uc berkeley computer science teacher calls the problem a shrinking pipeline. >> you have a certain number of folks, women and under represented minorities getting bachelors degrees in computer science. fewer of them are getting masters degrees, even fewer of them are getting phd. >> google says it will take 15 to 20 years to decrease the gap

in diversity. the labor department reported a drop in first time applications for unemployment benefits. a major safety recall affecting more than 1 million vehicles. and later in sports, warriors star players steph curry on the firing of coach

new at 10:00, buses with a leg up on traffic lights. there's new technology that's keeping the lights green longer if a bus is approaching. the idea here is to keep buses moving through some of the san francisco's busiest corridors. >> cara liu has the story on a program that's about to expand. >> reporter: it's no easy task

getting through san francisco in busy traffic. but that's changed now that a system has sped up commute times since it was activated in mid-march. >> we're seeing significant changes, on average five to seven minutes on a tr -- trip that could be 50 to 55 minutes. >> reporter: frequent munni rider michelle horton says she's noticed a difference. >> they do move around a lot faster than they used to. >> reporter: the technology involves an antenna on the bus that signals an antenna on the traffic light that monitoring the system. >> we're trying to improve travel time onlines that impact the most riders. >> reporter: installations are in progress on the ajuda line and is slated to be installed by fall. in total about 125,000 riders

should see commute times reduced between the mission, bay shore and anjuda line. >> i take the anjuda line every day to work. and it's stop and go until we get to the tunnel. >> i don't know if this will help with buses and trains arriving on time, but maybe it will and that will also be great. >> reporter: the lines up next for the upgrades, the six parnases if funds go through. the recalls involve the possible loss of power steering from two different problems for certain suv models. ford says it is aware of 20 accidents and six injuries. a federal safety website lists hundreds of complaints. ford is offering repairs. >> this recall is for some 915,000 ford escapes and mercury mariners vehicles.

the models are 2008 to 2011. a smaller recall of 108,000 are for fort explorers. you can find more information on our website ktvu.com just look under web links. southwest airlines is being fined for violating rules when it comes to advertising. transportation fishes fined southwest $200,000 for tv ads that aired in atlanta. they say they promoted $200 fares but an invest found there were no seats available for that advertised flights. southwest issued a statement saying it was a mistake and the ads were pulled. a victory today for california workers earning minimum wage. the state senate approved a measure that would gradually raise the state minimum wage from the $8 an hour to $13 in 2017. last year lawmakers approved a bill that would raise the minimum wage from $8 to $9 on

july 1st. then increased it again to $10 in 2016. republicans say the increase will force businesses to raise prices or fire workers senator mark leno says his bill will help lift many of the 7.9 million minimum wage earners in california out of poverty. a measure requiring employers give workers at least three paid sick days a year also cleared major hurdle today passing the assembly. the bill would allow employees to accrue one hour of paid sick leave for every 30 hours worked. employers could limit that paid leave to three days per year. the california chamber of commerce has branded the bill a job killer. if signed into law the measure would go into efect in july 2015. temperatures on their -- would go into effect in july 2015.

temperatures on their way to cooling off. these are the highs from today. i showed them to you once but they're worth noting because highs today five to 10 degrees cooler. hot spots will be low 80s. most of us will be in the low to mid-70s. there's the weather system to the north of us. it doesn't look like much. but you see it right out here, that stratosphere is making it to the coast. you can already see low 50s along the coast. san francisco actually that's 61. that's at the the airport i guess. 61 in san francisco airport right now. temperatures tomorrow in san francisco 66 degrees. and then look for the fog and low clouds in the morning hours to be around. they should burn off but it's going to be a constant player the fog that is. here's the computer model, it goes 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. there's your fog footprint

which is more aggressive than we've seen in a while. that means that's going to start the cooling obviously. look how far inland. napa. out in the livermore valley out toward antioch burns back to the coast. but then tomorrow afternoon it comes back. so that's the game it's going to do that thing it does typically this time of year what goes inland comes back to the coast but it's going to be with us the next four or five days. that's why temperatures are trending down. 82 in clear lake. another warm spot away from the sea breeze. 67 in oakland, not cold but certainly cooler than it has been. kind of a warm week after monday got over. and temperatures will be 77 in santa clara. 77 in san jose. along the coast fog back in the forecasts so mid-60s. the bay area forecast with the bay area weekend always in view. slightly cooler tomorrow. more cooling on saturday. sunday will be your warmest day on the bay area weekend with temperatures getting back into the low 80s.

just a subtle deal. nothing much going on in terms of weather changing. but tomorrow will be notable because it'll be five to 10 degrees. you will notice it in the valleys. >> but it'll help you sleep. thank you bill. >> thank you bill. a fourth grade collection of pennys turns into a big donation today to help the less fortunate bay area children. >> we would like to present to the family 45,018-pennys or $450.18. >> students at alexander rose elementary school started with a goal of 1 million-pennys. they didn't quite make it. but what they did they donated. >> we had to get to that story.

the giants they're on a role. >> they're playing with a little attitude. even out on the road. don't look now but they're kind of edging away from the dodgers, two applying the morris code tonight which translates to let the big guy hit the ball out. michael moore measure shot deep left center. went about 450 feet. we have a tied ball game on the 11th of the year for morris. come to the sixth. the giants are down. pablo his turn to go deep. solo makes it nine straight days for him with at least one rbi. 3-3 game. but, here come the 8th inning giants are down again. but score three. big hit in the inning. morris stalls it to right center. hit so hard it squeezes between the outfielder: three run double. three run lead. a shaky but successful 17th save for romo. he gave up a run so we have a 6-

5 final. semi official now. six losses in their last eight games. i think that qualifies as a mini skid. lots of wasted opportunities this afternoon. 14 runners left stranded. 4th inning nick punto strands nobody here with this shot. deep right center his first of the year 2-1 lead against detroit. but here's the game breaker. 7th inning, a's continue to struggle as home in particular a 3-2 lead turns into a 5-2 lead for the tigers. make it 13 runs in 8-1/3 innings that johnson has given up. he doesn't know what's going on. >> i don't know what to tell you. the balls are finding holes. i don't think it's as bad as

everybody thinks. but everybody else seems to think that way. >> and while st

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pressed to find a professional organization out and about in the community. steph curry for all his efforts receiving the community assist award in recognition for his numerous charity contributions. the assembled media there interested in basketball related impact that jackson had on his career. >> he enbodies what i know as good. out here with the warriors winning and that kind of feel. it was a lot different in my first years. i love coach mark and coach nelson but he enbodied winning for me. now we come back talked to coach all sum e -- suler and figure out how we can make this team better -- summer and figure out what can make this team better. that's the mission. the spurs will represent in

the nba final and most likely against miami. never a doubt this one really. how many times have we seen this. tony parker drives it, dish it, 23 points 12 rebounds for parker. they go up in the half and blow it out in the second half only 19 third quarter points for okc. way out green. 13 total outside threes for the spurs and game six in okc come saturday night. half of the stanley cup final match up is in the bag. the rangers dispensing with montreal game six tonight. awaiting a win on the blackhawks series and that's it. frank you can stop plugging your ears now. the only guy that i know is going to go home and actually watch. >> if you can see him he's like this. >> i was pressing hard because you speak loud. >> you want me to give you a

hint? >> no, no, no, no. >> thanks for joining us tonight. >> if you missed part of tonight's newscast you can safeway understands you got to make every dollar count these days. that's why they have lots of ways for you to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week, large, red seedless grapes are just $1.99 a pound. foster farms fresh whole chickens are only 99 cents a pound.

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>> today on "tmz" -- >> we got lil kim out. we didn't exactly get lil kim out. danny said we got lil kim out and we got thousands of people responding saying, how can you make this mistake? t's not lil kim. >> lil tim was like damn, i look good! [laughter] >> brad pitt got attacked last night. he went to the "maleficent" premiere. a bunch of body guards end up ripping this guy off brad pitt. >> is this the same guy? >> it is the same guy that tried to kiss will smith.