now we're told that the uninjured passengers will be carted and will arrive here later. a youth pastor has been arrested for implanting pornographic images in the same work that he worked with the children. the work now missing a critical piece. >> reporter: this mosaic is missing a large part. but police say it contained pornographic images. the work line the walls. but norris was arrested june 2nd for possession of at least 600 images of child pornography. and today san francisco police and individuals said inappropriate images had been found on at least four norris murals including this one at sunset elementary school. >> you would look at these tiles and see some sort of sexual connotation to them. >> reporter: a source close to the investigation says the tile at sunset was discovered last week by someone cleaning the 7- year-old imagine. >> we have no word that any children were harmed. >> when an inappropriate tile is located these are being photographed. they are being documented. removed and booked as evidence. this evidence is handed over to the fbi. >> federal investigators told us they've never seen a case like this. >> we'll coordinate with the u.s. attorney's office on talking with mr. norris and finding out if he can give us more information. obviously the first concern is if there's anything on these tiles that we need to get down. we need to get them out of the public's eyes immediately. >> reporter: norris is currently in jail. his attorney told us that she had not heard of these allegations. norris is believed to have created other school murals. reporting live, david stevenson, ktvu news. a civil rights group is demanding an apology from u.s. airways in what it's calling -- >> i was appalled that u.s. airway treated my son the way they did. then okayed this cross dresser to come in. >> reporter: marmon was arrested after the charge on battery, resisting arrest and trespassing charges. he is now out on bail. the district attorney has not decided on whether to pursue charges. and a poll shows intolerance of muslims has risen since 9/11. researchers say just 30% of americans have a favorable opinion of islam. that is down 10% from november of 2001. contra costa county sheriff's deputies spent the morning alerting residents that a sex offender is back in the area. he was convicted of four sex offenses as part of his release, verse was chemically castrated. an alameda county judge this afternoon issued a gang injunction for oakland's fruitvale district. today's ruling bars five alleged gang members from loitering, hanging out together or possessing guns in the area. attorneys for those name in the injunction say it will hurt their clients. by next friday, hundreds of gang members will be released from a gps tracking program. the move is expected to save the state about $6 million. right now there are 950 gang parolees being tracked by gps. that number will be reduced to 400 starting july 1 #. the state began tracking them last year. >> i would do that as a public safety measure. we have the funding and unfortunately now we don't have that funding. we really have no choice. one of the gang members who recently had his gps taken off was accused of breaking into a sacramento home. a resulting shoot out injured a suspect and two other people. there are new and conflicting reports about the safety that resulted in san bruno. pg & e recently reviewed documents. the authority said that leak ran length wise. but a worker involved in that repair remembers the leak being on a weld. federal investigators say the september blast originated on a faulty weld. in san francisco, ordering take out is now going green. tom vacar is live now at a restaurant that's asking its customers to bring in their own dishes, tom. >> reporter: it's called byoc. bring your own container. saves the environment and saves you some money. when financial researchers peter golmicher buys his lunch here, he uses a $2 reusable bowl. >> it's great, i use it once. i clean it, i bring it back. almost no incremental effort and it's good for the environment. >> we gave our customer 25-cent discount when they use their reusable bowl. >> i save a quarter every time i've used this. i'm sure it's paid for itself multiple times. >> reporter: steve cyrus says he uses the bowls at all of his stores. all of the other containers are combustible. >> reporter: hundreds of thousands of tons of take out food containers end up in landfills. >> it's 5,000 restaurants in san francisco. half of them do take out service. >> reporter: san francisco recycler and trash hauler recology says byoc is real and growing. >> it's the next step in being green. >> reporter: some folks bring in glass containers, others metal boxes. others japanese bento boxings. they provide glass container jars. >> you will get a discount in the future and the jars cost about a dollar a jar. i think it really reduces the amount of containers. this neighborhood is good. people barely ask for bags here. they bring their own bags and they try to bring their own containers. >> it's eliminating garbage. it's better than recycling. >> reporter: where else than right here in the bay area. reporting live consumer editor tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. b.a.r.t. has approved a contract. the transit agency says the warm springs extension in fremont should open in 2015 at a total cost of $900 million. the city of fremont will pay to build a station in the irvington district between the fremont and warm springs station. the battle over san jose's budget crisis took an unusual turn. that would allow the city to put a measure on the ballot next march to change the city charter to reduce city workers benefits. >> it doesn't make any sense. the mayor doesn't have a heart. we're willing to work with them but they're not willing to work with us. >> however the mayor postponed the issue until august. 11 unions have come to an agreement. in the north bay, plans for a new hooters restaurant were approved without the controversy that sometimes follows the chain. the ronner park city commission tells us nobody came to the meeting to oppose the chain. known for waitresses in revealing clothing. a site at redwood drive knot of ronner park was already approved for a restaurant. and the ribbon cutting today in san jose introduced rural metro ambulance. it is taking over for amr starting next friday. as part of its contract, rural metro had to offer jobs to amr employees. >> the paramedic ambulances will be the same people that were with amr before, the same people that know our streets that know our communities, that know the fire department, the hospitals etc. today's open house included firsthand look of the company's equipment including power lift gurnies. the crowd continues to grow here in san francisco. and these supporters of transgender people are getting ready to take their message to the streets. and what investigators are hoping this surveillance video uncovers about jackers. and some temperatures are going to cool. i'll show you which area will cool the most. -- and the bay area weekend is here. the fog is coming back. i know you're worried about making your savings last and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity experts working with me so that i can work one-on-one with you. it's your green line. but i'll be there every step of the way. call or come in and talk with us today. san francisco police have released a photo of a man who was found dead. police hope that this picture of freddy arguello will help them find his killer. they are asking anyone with information about that night or his death to call police. we have a new imagine to show you as police hunt for two suspects in a car theft that led to a statewide amber alert. morgan hill police say the couple driving this dark blue toyota camry are suspected of stealing a car with a 1 -month-old baby outside of a food bank. our cameras were there for the happy reunion three hours later. republicans in sacramento say thá there could be a vote that could put tax extensions on the ballot. four state senators say democrats would have to include pension and regulatory reform as well as a spending cap on the ballot. the lawmakers met with governor brown. woolsie has served since 1992. she is known for her early pop sis of the war in iraq. same-sex marriage is on the mind of many of those participating at gay pride. >> reporter: as you can see behind me thousands of people are here to march to city hall in support of transgender people. thousands of people coming together in the name of transgender rights wouldn't happen just any where. >> san francisco has always been a year round summer of love, a beacon of hope. >> reporter: the highlight of the weekend is on sunday with these floating hitting the parade rout and more than a million people celebrating. one person rejoying major progress is mulling mckay. >> it used to be that you could throw us in jail. it used to be that you could throw us into mental institutions, and all that has been debunked. and now we want to settle down, have kids, be grandparents just like everyone else. >> reporter: mckay married her partner in 2003 and is now going to divorce. >> i never thought that i would be going through this. it's heartbreaking. but because of proposition eight i won't be able to remarry. it's just crazy. >> the police department is increasing patrol starting today. we're going to have additional officers on foot beat, bicycle, motorcycle, a visible presence that's significant. >> reporter: and beware there will be some street closures both days this weekend for pride festivities. live john sasaki, ktvu news. the festivities continue all weekend. the party will venture. and saturday might the dyke march heads to castro. then the gay pride parade begins at 10:30 on sunday morning. ktvu.com has more information on the festivities. tonight new york state is poised to make history with a vote that could legalize same- sex marriage there. lawmakers reached an agreement on protection for churches that refuse to hold gay weddings. the bill will be introduced on the senate floor tonight. new york would be the fifth and largest state by far to legalize gay marriage. some critics are calling google's tribute to gay pride a big disaappointment. their home page usually changes depending on the day. and the rainbow only pops up when you search gay pride. a helicopter spotted a shark offshore sunday, that prompted park officials to keep swimmers from going in the water. your bay area weekend is here. the winds are coming out of the west. the fog is coming back with those winds. it's not here yet but it will be. let's head out toward the delta. the cardenas straight. we're out of martinez, we have a south-southwest winds. but look at that water temperature 71 degrees. so west-southwest wind is like this. the water temperature, 71 degrees is pretty darn warm. but you're getting up there toward the sacramento river. the sacramento is spewing a lot of water. and temperatures will continue to keep us on the mild side. not even close to that now, temperatures a solid 20 degrees cooler in many locations. tonight the fog comes back. i can see indications that it'll be back by about midnight. it'll be there tomorrow morning. a little more than it was this morning. a little slower burn off tomorrow. subtle, subtle changes. the mayor cooling has occurred. this low pressure center is the reason for the cooling. the mayor cooling and the subtle cooling that we're going to see saturday. and a subtle warming as we cool down on saturday. more fog tomorrow, less fog on sunday. a little cooler tomorrow. here's the fog model then. tomorrow you see a push of it don't you. look at it out here in oakland hills. toward montclaireful e. tomorrow morning there's a big fog footprint. that's what we expect and that's what we'll get. some folks going out to stinson beach tomorrow. i think they'll be clearing in steinson at noon. i think you will see a little bit of sunshine in the avenues of san francisco as well. not as much as today but a little bit. the forecast highs for a lot of cities. some bay area a little below average. i would expect those locations to be in the mid-80s. these are saturday's forecast highs. sunday's forecast highs will be normal. they'll still be in the upper 50s. most sunday temperatures will be two to 5 degrees warmer. there's your friday day forecast. your weekend is in view. believe it or not, there's a chance of sprinkles in there on wednesday next year. it's the weekend, we'll worry about that next week. a very rare and exciting sighting today in mount hamilton. these are pictures you will see only on 2. five endangered california condors were seen perched on a dome. they are among the world's rarest birds and are believed to have flown from pinnacle's national monument. and the one and only appearance of the season. -- and nascar makes its one and only appearance of the season. we'll talk to the local man racing this weekend.. get some new lamps. or we could get no sofa. negotiating, eh? you got it! 2011 northern california special olympics is kicking off tonight with special ceremonies. the flame of hope passed through sacramento, eventually ending up at uc davis where the games are taking place. events start tomorrow and continue through sunday. they include swimming competitions, track and field as well as tennis. >> i think it's important to show that these young kids can have a future that they can accomplish things that they set their mind on. and i think that's what we want to instill in them. >> reporter: the money raised by the special olympics goes to the athletes. provide housing as well as their uniforms. a lot going on this weekend. and a big nascar weekend. mark is here to tell us about that. >> it's the kick in the pants out in sonoma and infinon. one of only two road curses out on the circuit today. the qualifying of joey logano is the man in the poll position. one of the cars to watch is number 43. that name made famous by richard petty. now driven by a.j.almendinger. ambross starts in the four position. >> i have a bright chance to win like we did last year. it's going to be down to me to make good choices at the racetrack. i have to make amends but i haven't lost any sleep from last year. >> you think about all the ones that got away and not the ones you already have. he's going to be the man to beat. as a teammate i know i can look at him and i can go talk to him. and that's the guy i'm going to have to go compete against. the a's 0-0 with the philadelphia phillies as they continue to get good pitching. meantime we have a nice story developing on the pga tour the travelers championship led by a 19-year-old patrick kensley. you're watching his eagle. he shoots a course record 10- under 60 in the second round. that is the lowest score ever been an amateur in a pga event. and he's got a four shot lead and they are half way through. that would be spectacular. 19-year-old winning it. that's the sporting life. giant highlights tonight. >> thanks, mark. well, coming up on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. san francisco's annual pride festival is kicking into high gear tonight. also the giants are playing at at&t car. and cyclists have started their bike ride. it's going to be a busy weekend. thanks for joining us. ♪ let's go out to the dmv ♪ it's ok that we're number four hundred and three ♪ ♪ we'll find ourselves a comfy seat ♪ ♪ and watch some shows and stuff ♪ ♪ ♪ let's follow that lady with the laptop ♪ [ male announcer ] now you can watch hit tv shows on your laptop with u-verse online and on your smartphone with u-verse mobile, included with most plans. or get u-verse tv for as low as $29 a month for 6 months. in the network you can 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