meat processing facility. in san francisco a gas leak at fourth and folsom near the moscone center. chopper 5 is overhead as you see. a huge trench where crews are working there several streets have been blocked off and as you might imagine, it has snarled traffic in that area of san francisco. pg&e says a chunk of concrete hit a pipe yesterday and that was supposed to be fixed. it s looking to see if the same thing happened today. new at 5:00 a guilty verdict in the case of a career criminal who murdered his former girlfriend as the relationship was ending. randy alana was also found guilty of robbing sandra coke who worked as an investigator for the federal public defender s office. coke disappeared from oakland back in august of 2013. her body was found in vacaville a few days later. he showed no emotion as the verdict was read. alana and coke had an on and off 20 year relationship. prosecutors say it went sour when coke tried to end things and she accused him of kidna
developers. it s more complicated. reporter: because the land is jointly owned by the city and county. jointly used by the a s and raiders and the city is on the hook for $12 million a year for the next 12 years. mayor schaaf also blamed former mayor jean quan s handling of the raiders. they received a number of false promises from the previous administration. reporter: and she pointed out they have asked the raiders to submit plans too. in fact, maybe they could get carmen policy to help them on their oakland proposal. reporter: that dig because the raiders hired the former 49er exec to lobby for the carson project. one of the projects that got some love from the commissioner today while oakland got the cold shoulder. that proposal is necessary to have, sure. reporter: june 21 is the deadline for developers to submit their financial proposals but the mayor hopes that there will be more answers before then. live in oakland, ryan takeo pictures. some of san f
investigation. it said it is now fully cooperating with law enforcement. live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. homeland security officials had an eye on kobarubius. his name it previously come up as part of an investigation into people trading child porn online. campbell police say a brave young girl helped put a would- be kidnapper behind bars. the girl gave police the description of the suspect shown here on the left and tonight, the man on the right is in custody. police found roberto felipe- velasco in his car in the surveillance video. police say he attacked the victim while she was walking her dog. she was able to fight him off last weekend. it s really amazing for this young victim involved in such a traumatic event to remember such details and to be so close is really a testament to this young child and what a great job she did. police say velasco was living in his car. coming up at 6:00, we hear from the neighbor who helped crack the case. we are starting
their cameras police and most importantly the brave little girl velasco is now off the streets. i did talk to her dad, and he told me she is the one that actually talked to 911 and was very calm and composed. reporter: so a lot of relief in the neighborhood tonight. now, police say velasco was homeless living out of his car but he had a storage unit and police say inside that storage unit they found clothing that matched the same clothing the victim says he was wearing that day that he tried to kidnap her. live in campbell, maria medina, kpix 5. the family of a 10-year-old boy allegedly molested at a bay area science camp says the county failed to protect their child. it happened at the walden west center in january. the victim was part of an overnight camp for fifth graders. the claim says the santa clara county office of education didn t follow its own rules which led to the molestation. the fact of the county already had this rule in place is a testament to how imp
area. so that on-ramp is going to be affected for a while. michelle, you also mentioned closure of the san mateo bridge this weekend. we ll give you some good alternates coming up. all right. sounds good, elizabeth. thank you. a moderate earthquake jolted the bay area last night. the 4.1 magnitude quake struck just before 8 p.m. it was centered six miles northeast of yountville and nine miles north of napa. an aftershock of 1.9 struck at around 10:40. this happened in the same area where a damaging 6.0 quake struck last august causing older buildings in napa to crumble. that quake also injured more than 100 people. this time, the impact was much less severe with just a few reports of broken glass at restaurants. we looked up and all the wine bottles up on the ceiling were swaying back and forth and yeah what did it feel like? it felt like a truck passing by. a big rig. hashtag #earthquake is trending on twitter. knew i felt an earthquake, felt it all the way in