. good afternoon, i am brian flores in for tori campbell. >> this is read in the courtroom, guilty. two gang members in the death of this boy. >> noelle is there with the details. noelle? >> reporter: they include first degree murder and attempted murder. they had gang enhancements which adds time to the sentencing. sometimes these verdicts can be emotional and without the victim's family in the courtrooms, today was very matter of fact. >> it took more than 15 minutes for the clerk to read all the verdicts in the trial of two gang members. lawrence denard and willie torrents suspected in the death of this 3-year-old boy. >> feelings when you heard the verdict. >> grateful for justice. grateful for the jury and the time and attention they paid. and again, my thoughts and condolences go out to all the victims in the case. >> little carlos nava was shot and killed when he was hit by a stray bullet as he, his brother and mother walked to a local grocery store. >> intended targets were rival street gang. >> number of deputies were inside for the verdict. afterward, defense attorneys had little or nothing to say. >> no, but thanks for asking. >> we are deeply disappointed by the verdict. it is not appropriate to make any comments at this time. deeply disappointed by the verdict. >> the defendant's family and friends left without comment. some in tears. > >> reporter: the defendants are now 25 and 29 years-old. they face life in prison when they come back for sentencing on july 22nd. reporting live in oakland, noelle walker. >> thank you for the update. we have an update on a bay area wide prostitution sweep. it played out over several nights and dozens of arrests and rescuing several girls. we look at the this. deborah? >> reporter: this is called operation cross country and moments ago at 17th and international, we got the bay area results. >> 70 prostitutes and six minors rescued from prostitution. we got a look at one sting operation on the first night of enforcement. this hotel, where a decoy posed as a john and women advertising sex on line came to his room. officers were watching on the camera. as soon as the deal was made, they came in to and prehen the prostitute and her alleged pimp awaiting in the parking lot outside. out of five women taken into custody one was a juvenile. the minors are offered social services and advocacy to find a way out of the sex trade. it is akin to modern day slavery. >> the selling of children for sex does not reflect itself to geographic boundaries. we see children moved from our county to san francisco county to marin county. throughout the state and in fact, throughout the nation. >> these may just be numbers or statistics but we remember behind each one of the numbers, each one of those stats is a person and a life. >> reporter: operation cross country was held in 100 cities and here in the bay area from san rafael to san jose in hotels and out on the streets. 200 children were arrested. and 300 pitches arrested. what makes teenager lure into the life and make it difficult to leave it. that's the question we explored when we were embedded on the sting. i will have it for you tonight at six. reporting live in oakland, deborah villalon. an elementary school teacher accused of sexual molestation. we have tails on the opening statements in the case. tara, we understand you spoke to the mother of one of the victims. >> reporter: she said both of her boys suffered physical abuse and it was the emotional abuse. the victims say the molestation happened on a day to day basis over an extended period of time. they were allowed inside the courtroom and this one of joseph martin, the schoolteacher smiling at the camera. it took the judge 13 minutes to read the counts of child molestation against him. the prosecution in an opening statement read a letter written by martin. and said. ", dearest father, before this, i was living for myself and to gratify me and feed my sinful desires. help me not to get arrested and not go to jail and not to be charged with any crimes. >> just did he have vast stat tated and -- devastated and manipulated and incredibly sad. people who do this are really, really good at this. we know that and my husband and i feel a lot of the guilt. that we missed a lot of things. >> reporter: jones told us about the reason she decided to come forward and share her family's story. >> the more you talk about something, the more you can work the issue out. and i really wanted to have the boys know there was no shame attached to any of this. that the shame is on the person who caused these acts. martin who taught third and fourth grade in concord is accused of molesting 14 students over a seven year stretch starting in 2006. he faces life in prison if convicted. we will have much more on the story coming up. allie rasmus was able to interview the defense attorney in this case and he has explanation for the letter i read to you. stay tuned later for that at five. >> i am at that rah moriarty. a gas leak -- tara moriarty. this is at triton drive and multiple city boulevard. now pg&e crews have secured the leak. well the house is gone and the fire danger is not. firefighters will be at the scene all day from a destructive fire in orinda, it started this morning on terri lane in a house. the homeowner called 911 after smelling smoke and seeing flames come from a bedroom on the lower level. the home was built on stilts. the home was fully engulfed in flames when they arrived. this caused the home to collapse into the canyon below. the garage was the only part that didn't fall. >> there is brush around and that is one of the reasons we will keep firefighters out here throughout the day and into tonight and tomorrow. three people who live in the house got out safely. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. tomorrow, the national transportation safety board is expected to release the cause of the crash at 214 at sfo one year ago. it is set to be released at a hearing in washington d.c., they pointed to pilot error and killed three people and injured 200 others. >> the triple boeing 777 was flying lower than intended. it hit the seawall and spun around and burst into flames. >> you can watch live coverage of the hearing on ktv. and "mornings on 2". the reporter will be at the hearing when the report is released. we will be streaming it live and posting live updates on twitter and facebook. we learned the identity of a man killed pay a train in system. janine de la vega joins us. you saw them on the tracks this morning? >> yes, they were out here earlier. crews were out here and inspecting the tracks where the accident happened. >> now, you can see they have a memorial here where people have left flowers and candles, all for 51-year-old michael felter. he lived in one of the apartment complexes here. police say at nine being he was walking a neighbor's dog and some how it good loose. it ran across the light rail trackses and stokes avenue. filter followed and got hit by a southbound train. the vta said the guardrails were down at the time of the collision. he died and the dog he was chasing after survived. the train was taken to the yard and inspected as party of the investigation. >> this morning we spotted many dog walkers in the area and they said it will make them more cautious. >> you have to make a snap decision. so, who knows what i would do. i feel sad to hear that that happened. who knows what that person was fog through at that moment. i am sure he just had to make a snap decision and unfortunately, you know, it didn't work out. >> reporter: vta crews spent several hours on the tracks this morning doing a post accident investigation to make sure everything was functioning properly. everything appears to be in working order. now, back out here live, i do want to show you what the scene looks like across the street. you are looking at another memorial and this is 414-year-old girl who was also hit by a light rail train when she was riding her bike to school. that happened here in january. so now, two sad reminders of what can happen. >> again, if you are not looking at this. you are not paying attention to the guardrails that were down apparently in both of these incidents. reporting live from san jose, janine dela vega. john kerry is trying to resolve the conflict in iraq. what the president is saying about military intervention. steve paulson will be here to tell you if there is a chance of a warm up in the forecast. they had a cease and desist order. why the app violates city code. . there is a new report on the jerry sandusky scandal. it finds no politics delayed the investigation. >> corbett was attorney general when this was on in 2,009 and 2,010. the current attorney general ordered the investigation. she said there are crucial missteps and inexplicable delays. the report didn't find any reason why the case moved slowly. >> the report found no direct evidence. no e-mail. confession or that they were told to show this down because of politics. >> sandusky was convicted of abusing 10 boys. he is serving a long prison sentence. john kerry is in iraq to discuss the ongoing crisis. iraqi officials are asking the u.s. to step in as isis is in control of several border crossings. what president obama is saying about the military intervention. >> reporter: they say isis has taken over several border towns today with syria. they are smuggling army weapons into syria. >> secretary kerry flew to baghdad amid the case ross and meeting with officials. including nouri al-maliki. they want him to step down so they could be more inclusive. iraq wants the u.s. to help. but president obama said the iraqi government has to come together and compromise. >> ultimately. what the vast majority of americans understand, we can't do it for them and we can't redeploy tens of thousands of u.s. troops to try to keep a lid on a problem if the people themselves don't want to solve it. >> state department official said once they get more rooted in towns and territories, it will be hard kerr to get them out. >> it is a busy weekend for a u.s. coast guard crew. they are being yet deaded with two major rescues this weekend. >> it is off the case of moral bay and the central coast. >> around #:00 in the morning. this is coast card video of james bower and the coast guard signaled that he was in trouble during a rowing competition from hawaii. luckily, he was proposed. he had a satellite phone and a personal radio. >> all # twices played a key role and very central to a quick recovery. >> just to get off the seas. and they can definitely put a pounding on you. >> bower is now in stable condition and expected to make a recovery. they had other rowers from the race off san luis obispo. they held a walk out this morning and refused to deliver gas. some drivers called in sick. others picked up the truck and didn't make deliveries. >> they showed up at four. at the holding facility in san jose and stood outside in solidarity. nonunion drivers said they haven't had a pay race and didn't get overtime. >> some went to back to work so they didn't lose their jobs. >> union is a possibility. this is a major step for us. we are not going to give up. we are not going to go away. >> we have to make at lease a median wage and we need our overtime. >> they tell us they make $25 an hour with no overtime or sick pay. san francisco city attorney dennis herrera has an app against monkey parking. >> they are automaticking off parking spaces to other drivers. this prohibits people from buying or selling on street parking. herrera is giving the app's owner to shut down operation in san francisco or face a lawsuit and penalties up to 25 hunt per violation. today, the california pub lib utilities commission will give an update whether people are doing enough to conserve water. >> this is within the system. which supplies water to 2 million customers in the area. >> the rationing will also be discussed. noon temperatures running in the usual category. maybe slightly below near the coast and average inland. that means a lot of 67. unless you are far in. then low 80s towards antioch and vacaville. >> they made a good push and now, it is fog or sun. generally sun. bay side it is already sun. mid week looks like cooler conditions and a fast warm up as we head to the weekend. maybe hot as we head towards sunday, monday. and this is thursday. i wouldn't get too excited by it. >> some of that continues to hold on. favoring the santa cruz coast and it was early this morning as well. >> it will be back tonight. >> shaping up to be a windy day. and 70s on some of the teaches. running above average. >> 76 livermore is normal. >> concard is 78. am warmest locations and santa rosa 76. there are upper 50s and low 60s. calistoga is at 86. it will be 90s. hills burg 80s and 40s in the north bay. couple on the peninsula. they didn't last very long. >> 70s for most. >> also san jose state and even most of the santa clara valley favoring 70s. >> this is falling apart. you would expect that. and allows warmer temps. it is a westerly breeze. northwest. southwest. >> the system will sweep through and pick up the wind. >> tuesday is the wind day. we are keeping an eye on for rain. and it is really tough this time of year to get rained on. >> it is tough for six months. >> now, look at 60s and 70s. >> shouldn't enhance the fog again k and it extends all the way counsel to southern california. >> also tomorrow morning. average on the temps. >> # four to 88 degrees. >> clouds increase. and this is not something we say at the ends of june. >> it will be cooler. >> no drizzle. and areas up near the oregon border and maybe farther south. >> cool or warm. if you are by the coast, it is not bad. some of this is near the coast. >> 60s. 70s. # 0s. near 90 degrees. it will be warm to hot. >> antioch in the category. and berkeley. oakland, alameda. 60s. livermore is 82. they should be closer to 86. 76 downtown and santa clara valley. and east san jose 60s and 70s. mainly 60s on the coast and too much fog with a westerly breeze. >> things get interesting on thursday. >> clouds increase. >> this is not what i put on the five day in june. >> it could be out fast and zooming up by the weekend. >> no rain in the forecast. >> i don't think so. unless we are far north. >> see you tomorrow morning. >> this is a thrilling game against portugal. they are gearing up. you will hear from one of the key players about what team u.s.a. needs to do when it facegermany later this week. ever . investors are leaking toward a lull. dow is down close to 26. s&p is down two. nasdaq is slightly up. >> software maker oracle is buying microsoft systems for $5 billion. it will extends offerings by the hospitality and with oracle's business, technology and cloud portfolios. it first showed interest in buying micro six years ago. it fell through at the time. starting tomorrow, starbucks order could cost extra. it is raising the price of certain drinks by five to 20 cents. >> 20% of orders will be affected. and the cost of the packaged coffee genes will increase to a dollar start something on july 21st. many american soccer fans were left in shock after the latest world cup ended in a draw in the final seconds. >> it as bright cross. it is an equalizer. >> that was heartbreak, folks. >> the goal in the last zero seconds led to the 2-2 tie. >> team u.s.a. is gearing up for their next match. >> we can go to the next round. so we don't try to make us so much crazy about what happened. we have to step on and look that we get some points against germany. >> he had a fantastic goal yesterday. >> they face off against germany on thursday. stolen items were in one man's house. and the escape he was trying to make once they arrived. >> that is all tonight on channel 2 news at five. >> we thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we are always here for you. you can tom us on twitter and facebook and at ktvu.com. >> have a great monday, everybody. alex paen: right now we need your help to locate the many children and adults who are missing. 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