at the house. does that sound like somebody that had been allegedly assaulted. stubblefield s attorney s question whether the woman was disabled and she was found competent to enter pleas in prior criminal cases and went on to question the prosecutor s motive. from our perspective the district attorney s office had to arrest someone of notoriety. the district attorney s office says they are focused on the case and say we will ren evidence in a court of law after which we expect mr. stubblefield to be held accountable for his crimes. stubblefield says the allegations took him by surprise. he has long worked with special olympics and is a champion for the disabled. something true to my heart and that is why this hurt me so badly. i will defend myself with all of my strength. stubblefield will be arraigned on june 3rd. do we know anything about the lie detector case. were these administered by police or administered by his attorney? his attorney hired an independen
three feet there. let go to ktvu ken wang at the scene for the last hour. ken, what is the latest there? reporter: mike, we are close to having this man rescued. i have been told by oakland fire chief that hole is five or six feet deep. the rescuer went down there in a harness and down there for about 15 minutes or so. and then he came back out. he got some more equipment and came back down in the hole 20 minutes ago and down there ever since. they have a giant vacuum sucking dirt. oakland fire says the man is alert and has been talking. we don t know the extent of his injuries. certainly he has to be uncomfortable in this situation. there is oakland fire department gurney that has been pulled up next to the hole. we expect he is going to be popping out of the home at any minute. we have been fine tuning this. it started at 12:50 when oakland fire got the hole where this man was strapped on 23rd street above foothill boulevard in east oakland. apparently there is some kind
him out of that hole into the ambulance and to highland hospital which is just a few blocks away. this has been a very long, slow painstaking process trying to get this man out of the hole. it appears that they are getting closer and closer. a few times we have seen the other firefighters on the lawn pulling on the ropes that are attached to a pulley at the top of the ladder truck looking like they are ready to heave the vic out and stop and relieving the tension on the lines and get back to work on the hole. we can see what is happening in the hole. we can only watch the activity outside. they are still working inch to an inch. the lines are slack and they haven t been pulling but hoping that it is close. that man has been there for four hours frank and julie. we heard the man is in his 50s. have you learned anything else about this man? who he is or where he is from? reporter: we have not. we don t have his name. we don t know anything at all about him other than there
the bay area water supply good shape right now. san francisco public utilities commission commission tells us it s reservoirs at 83% of capacity. and east bay mun nis wall direct at combined 85%. and lexington is at 63%, plenty of room for more rain. let take a look now at liveéycw doppler 7 hd. sandhya? some areas are actually getting wet right now as you look at our radar, combining with national weather service radar around monterey bay. keeping you ahead of the storm, and we re seeing some mixed precipitation right around cobb mountain. you ll notice here, bottle walk road, the pink is an indication of mixed precipitation just east of yu kia. taking you in towards other parts of the bay area, fort ross, towards jennifer, highway 1, moderate rain and some spotty, light returns there. san bruno. very light returns in shar park road. here is a look at timing. 7:00 tonight we have rain along coastline. you ll notice that as we head into 10:00 or 11:00 smrks advances inland
a very smart girl, but her mother said she didn t heed one piece of advice that might have saved her life. tonight at 6:00, the call to kids to take out the ear buds. noel walker, ktvu channel 2. one of the biggist first atracks in san francisco is going to close down. lombard street. we first told you about the possibility last night. now, it is official. ktvu s paul chambers from the so-called crookedest street in the world. there is only an experiment, paul? reporter: it is something many of us have done lombard. a lot of congestion. that s why for 90 dayings this summer lombard street will be shut down. this is in order to keep people who are driving, walking, and the residents safe as we believe. they say roughly 2,000 people drive down the iconic street every weekend. this does not include the hundreds of tourists that come from all around the world taking pictures at the top and boat tom. sfth spokesman said closing the street will give the agency an opportun