mind, it's on ebay. . complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. >> a rash of residential burglaries puts neighbors on edge. tonight many crowd in an emergency meeting ask a key question. good evening. >> 20 home burglaries in three weeks, that's about one ever day and now residents of a neighborhood in berkeley are asking police how to protect their property. new at ten heather holmes live in berkeley where the emergency meeting was held and at least one solution was proposed.

>> reporter: just yesterday a homeowner here on carrollton arrived home to find a strange net house trying to steal items. police say the teen ran off the. it's feared it's only a matter of time before he and others try again. >> know how to protect ourselves. >> reporter: that fear could be felt among the crowd that packed the meeting, called after a spike in home burglaries in the past three weeks. >> able to get into a house, they are able to into spy things of value and leave quickly. >> reporter: police told the over flow crowd since january 15th there have been 20 burglaries in southwest berkeley, most during the daytime but some of them have taken place with residents inside. >> i was cleaning around the house and heard a horrible noise from the back. >> reporter: dill said he came face to face with a would be intruder. >> i went out and there was a

man at the door, he made eye contact with me, freaked out and ran. >> reporter: he said the teen had broken the handle on his back door. they believe there are several suspects using different tactics, from taking advantage of an open door or window to knocking on a homeowner's door with a made up story about a lost friend. they say they don't believe the intruders are armed. >> it's reassuring to learn that they aren't violent crime is they are opportunities and it's what i would expect in these economic times. >> reporter: police have stepped up patrols. >> ten years ago we had a lot more patrol officers, now we haven't filled the positions. it's critical we do. >> reporter: he will find more about the budget situation at the next meeting but he said he plans to propose hirings many as the city can afford. reporting live. i'm heather holmes. ktvu channel 2news. >> the bay area is back on

storm watch tonight after some unusually dry weather. >> bill martin is tracking a fast moving storm moving toward northern california. >> i'm getting reports san mat, o, redwood, you have rain coming down. very had reports of san mateo of rainfall. antioch cause doesn't have rain but you can see when you look at live storm tracker 2, moderate rain this is not the storm. this is prefrontal stuff in to the bay area. as the rain increases so does the wind. this is the beginning a strong storm is heading this way. the overnight hours into the morning. when i come back we will look at the radar and the forecast method schedule show you how it plays out. >> the federal appeals court

is set to announce its ruling tomorrow on california's same sex marriage ban. we are live where it'll issue its decision. >> reporter: it's a big day tomorrow here at the court. not because of any appearances or hearings but because they will issue an electronic release, one you will be able to read from your smart phone. it's a truth the magnet shows what makes a house a home. >> better we good coffee. >> reporter: its family. with their twin sons and a cozy house the perry steer home is no different from many others but sandy and chris have been fighting to be recognized as that all american family white wedding and all. >> we want marriage just like everybody else for the same reasons and we don't want something less than that. we want that. it's that important to us. >> reporter: the berkeley

couple is one of two plaintiffs challenging proposition 8. a year and a half ago a judge ruled it not constitutional. tomorrow a three judge panel will issue its ruling on the appeal. through it all the couple has been the face of same sex marriage in california. >> we are very aware of the responsibility that we have taken on but at the same time we know we are one couple and thousands of couples that would have done the same thing. . >> reporter: whatever tomorrow brings the court battle will not end year. >> obviously we hope that the court will up hold the vote of the people. >> we are getting closer to the final step. >> that step over the broom

tow iding bells. i was in the courthouse last year when the three judge panel was hearing the appeal. at the time legal experts saying you can clean where they were leaning based on their line of questioning to the attorneys. it seemed they were leaning toward striking down proposition 8. that doesn't mean they will continue tomorrow if in fact that is their ruling as there are a lot of legal roads still ahead. reporting live. >> more details now the appeals court is set to rule tomorrow on possible conflict of interest by a former judge vaughn walker. he ruled proposition wasn't constitutional and then revealed he is in a relationship with a man. opponents say he should have stepped aside. another judge ruled that he didn't need to receus himself and that decision was appealed. stay with us for continuing coverage of the ruling. we will bring it to you on air

and online. >> supporters of a millionaire's tax kicked off a campaign today to get it on the ballot. it's backed by the federation of teachers and calls for a 3% income tax increase. and. 60% would go toward education. the people that can most afford to be taxed right now, this latest proposal has competition. there is already two other competing tax measures trying to qualify for the ballot. one with race income tax, another would use a sliding scale. more names can be placed until

march 29th. there is at least one surprise. rose an barr registered as a green candidate. the party with the most candidates on the ballot is the litertarians. there are two more contests tomorrow in the race for the republican nomination. in nine minutes the latest on the campaign and some less than e couraging news for romney. >> in berkeley firefighters say they are investigating and have confirmed a fire that destroyed a huge building in the corner of telegraph was accidental. firefighters say that fire on november 18th started in an area where electrical com opponents for the el vitter were located. it smolders for three days before firefighters were able to declare it out. it ended up gutting the build, telerans were on the first story. now the city is reviewing an

application to reopen them. the fire destroyed raleigh's pub, and two others. other business owners in the area welcomed the idea saying business has dropped off dramaticly since that fire. >> a group calling itself stand up for oakland took the steps of city hall to denounce the occupy movement's influence on the biggest city. as rob reports they say occupy has cost oakland $5 million. >> reporter: about two dozen resident, merchants stood in protest on the steps of city hall today. they say oakland is being trashed by many of the demonstrators, and that enough is enough. >> they are just destroying children's art in city hall, it makes no sense. >> reporter: as soon as the protest started members of occupy oakland started shouting at the counter occupiers. >> you can't walk down this

street. there are -- [bleep]. >> when you are opposing a present protest you will get opposition. >> reporter: they say they expect aid confrontation but they call themselves the silent majority and hope to continue holding the demonstrations weekly and that their group will grow. >> very had the windows of my dry-cleaner of my grocery for, of my bank broke ken had ga feety. >> reporter: agent 50-yard away occupy oakland was protest what they said were heavy handed tactics by police. police say the protesters were using a loud speaker system without a permit and told them to stop. >> you have four minutes to comply. >> reporter: police then took it. >> they are trying to stop us. >> a lot of people trying to conduct business and found it disrupted. >> reporter: so it keeps turning. occupy say itself will continue to demonstrate and police say

they will have no tolerance for breaking the law. in oakland. >> following that it testy confrontation about a hundred protesters march from city hall to a nearby courthouse. >> that's where another protester was scheduled to be arraigned. they said their goal was to fill the courtroom but once they got inside they learned the hearing had been postponed until next month. also today 11 were arraigned on charges of clocking the sidewalk during a january 4th event. >> the san francisco sheriff named his top aides today. the new under sheriff is ellen brent. she joined in 1986 and would be in charge if he steps aside during his trial. the job of assistant sheriff goes to paul -- he ran against the sheriff in last fall's election. activists for domestic

violence are trying to draw attention to the issue. the group plans to put up a billboard with the words domestic violence is never a private matter. a private matter is how the sheriff referred to the case last month. he >> stanford on alert after students attacked on campus. what police are doing. >> back here in just ten, go right to live storm tracker 2. what the forecast is for your tuesday. . and at 10:30 an investigation into the death of an east bay teen. six years have gone by and nobody has ever been charge !

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remind me that i need to be vigil wherever i am. >> a man tackled her from behind, another passer by saw the attack and began yelling scaring off the man. he described as white in his 20s about 6 feet tall. and 180 pounds. he was wearing a dark shirt and baseball hat and reeked of alcohol. 15 minutes later a man walked into an unlocked room at this dorm and climbed into the bed of a sleeping woman and tried to remove her clothing. the woman woke up and told the man to leave her room. she didn't know the man. he's latino in his 20s, wearing a flannel shirt and cap. >> i know like in my dorm i always keep my doors locked. just a reminder. >> a reminder that stanford is

an open campus. and outsiders often wander through the area. police say women need to use precautions. >> walk in pairs, carry your cell phone if you have one. know that we have the tower phones that go directly to 911. >> reporter: police say they are investigating whether the two attacks may be related and are asking anyone who may have more information to give them a call. live at stanford university, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. vandals hit a construction site at dolores park over the weekend it's the second time they've done that in a week. there's graffiti on the sidewalk and some equipment is damaged too. destroying plant, cutting three limbs, breaking glass on lamp posts. crews are renovating the park but the vandalism could delay that and also drive up the

cost. we just learned the man of a man shot. mcdaniel was a wrapper who performed under the man tuta boy. he was on 106th avenue near ninth street when a gunman came up to him and opened fire. no arrests have been made. early this morning, another homicide in oakland it happened at 83rd avenue. a man was shot today just after 1:00 a.m. still no word on his name but police say a 37-year-old man is under arrest. here's a look at the wave of violence in oakland since last thursday. now to the race for the republican gop nomination. tomorrow there are two more states up for grabs, colorado

has 36 delegates. minnesota has 40 delegates. we get the results of a new national poll. >> we're in a situation that we need fundamental change. >> reporter: newt gingrich did not make it on the ballot there. maine holds it's caucus on the entire week ending on saturday. the final tally for saturday's caucus is coming up today and

the results showing a definitive change. his closest rival gingrich at 29%. meanwhile, santorum and paul say they are playing the long game. >> we've also done well in colorado, i'm not predicting wins but i think we're doing well. >> people in the west are sometimes more freedom oriented than in some other parts of the country. >> reporter: while mitt romney may be leading the west, all of the news is not good for him. according to an abc washington post poll, if the delegation were chosen today obama would have a lead under registered voters. the latest poll show a split in the caucuses in minnesota and colorado. rick santorum has a narrow lead

other minnesota. 29-27%. but in colorado, the margin is much larger with romney in the lead at 40 percent, santorum second at 26%. in both states gingrich and paul trail the other two. mitt romney received an endorsement from wilson. wilson said romney is the one who could win the election and defeat president obama. he also said that romney had been successful. the republican party now is actually considered more moderate. >> live storm tracker showing a few rain showers. reports of the valley, san francisco, the avenues of san francisco. heaviest rain right now showing up in san rafael south to about san francisco. you see those yellows, this isn't the main storm. this is just the cloud, the moisture out in front of the storm. back here a few miles offshore is the main front.

it gets here late tonight. you see heavy showers over san francisco. we have reports of moderate rainfall in the san mateo area and san jose. this is here now, the main front gets here. the wind gets here and it hits just about in time for the morning commute. i'll show you how it breaks up for the morning commute. i'll see you back here in just a little bit. a dragon and lions came to san francisco city hall tonight. >> the dragon snaked its way around the rotunda chasing a pearl, the symbol of wisdom. there were also lion dancers to entertain city officials and invited guests. this is the year 4710 on the chinese calendar. as always you can watch the chinese new year's parade in san francisco this coming saturday live right here on

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security forces showing a makeshift hospital, treating people already injured by those same forces. activists say at least 50 people were killed today, the united nations says that brings the death toll since the uprising began almost a year ago to more than 5,000. president assad and his family have ruled for four decades. the obama administration said the escalating violence in syria forced it to close the u.s. embassy today and evacuate all diplomats. all this after saturday's double veto by russia and china the u.n. resolution calls for president assad to go. >> ultimately, it could take a very long time for it to happen. >> reporter: the director of cal center for mideast studies says for now some syrian

minorities are afraid to oppose. >> they have winter may have actually arrived. >> reporter: in syria more bloodshed. >> people think assad just like water. >> reporter: one syrian said it's so bad gunfire is falling like rain. rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. a man suspected of killing a woman in sonoma county over the weekend is now dead after he stepped in front of a truck this morning on interstate 5 in stockton. police say carol marie brooks was fatally shot at her home yesterday. neighbors tell ktvu they heard a gunshot then saw a man running away from the home. >> i saw a gentleman run out of the place, hop into a car, it was a nissan versa. my guess is he went for the highway. >> the suspected gunman is identified as 46-year-old john quincy ellis of stockton. police tracked him down this morning and pulled him over on interstate 5. they said ellis

got out of the car and told officers to shoot him. when they didn't police said he ran into oncoming traffic. it's not clear what his connection was to brooks. officials at cupertino high school say students should have known better. the school went into lock down this morning after a janitor saw the handle of this gun sticking out of the backpack. when sheriff deputies arrived they quickly determined it's a nerf gun. 30 students took them to the the áf school to play a game called assassin. they said he was hit over the head with a bottle of tequila. a badly injured man goes public with his story to try to help police solve

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it's the case in which justice has not been served. the victim a livermore teen. kayla was her name. now a ktvu investigation reveals new information about her disappearance. in tonight's special report, kayla's aunt shares with mike mibach e-mails that sheds light on who might be responsible for her death. >> reporter: a bay area teenager with a big grin and big dreams at age 15, kayla reed's future looked bright. but in early december 2005 the light turned dark. young kayla disappeared. >> we love you and miss you kayla. >> reporter: in january 2006, it became very real. her body was found in this central valley canal and a homicide investigation was underway. two weeks later at this candlelight vigil in livermore.

there was angel sheets. kayla reed's mother. the same mother who police say initially reported kayla missing from their townhouse. naomi lived right next door. >> we told them that we heard, you know them screaming a lot. and fighting a lot. when i first heard about it, i thought that angel might be involved somehow. >> reporter: and so did livermore police. nearly two years after kayla's body was found, angel sheets and her friend dennis murphy were named persons of interest. investigators said sheets failed a polygraph when asked about covering up physical evidence from that night. they also said dennis murphy told detectives quite the story about the night kayla disappeared. murphy said he went to angel sheet's townhome to smoke meth. but when angel could not find the drugs she blamed kayla.

pushes her into the fridge saying, this may get me killed but it's not going to get me killed. it's going to get you killed. he says that's when he left. claudia is angel's sister. >> the only thing that i can add is there was concession. >> reporter: six years have passed no arrests, no charges, and twice as recently as last year jagel says the alameda county sheriff's office refused to charge the case. >> i honestly feel that this case is not being pursued because kayla came from a poor background. >> reporter: but today she took time showing us private e-mails sent from police to her. detailing clues about the case in one dated may 13, 2008 a captain now retired, talks about a cadaver dog alerting inside angel sheet's van similar to this one. inside that van detectives also found a police scanner, a map of the delta with three areas

near the canal highlighted in yellow. an anonymous person from livermore wrote, we all know you did it angel, you threw kayla against the refrigerator. then you and dennis put him in your mini van. police tracked down the ip address. it belonged to the woman who's boyfriend knew angel. that woman according to the e- mail said police angel confessed saying it was she. who pushed her body against the fridge and took her body to the delta. >> that story matches on both interest. >> reporter: we feel that as things stand we have enough information to pursue charges we just haven't gotten the case in front of the right d. a.

the alameda county district's office refused to comment on the kayla reed case. >> it has completely destroyed my belief in the justice system. >> reporter: she says she no longer talks to her sister angel who at last check was living on the street. all the while keeping her memories of kayla close to her heart. mike mibach, ktvu. and we postall of our special reports at ktvu.com. you will find them under the specials tab on the front page. san jose city councilman rose herr era is offering a $5,000 reward in connection to what police are calling a hate crime that left a victim padly injured. lal was leaving the parking lot of a luckies on november 21st when three men approached him calling him a terrorist then began hitting him in the head

with a tequila bottle. lal lost six taoet and now has two -- lost six teeth and now says he has three titanium plates. >> i saw shadows, nobody helped, nobody came forward and said hey what's going on. >> reporter: police released the sketch of one of the men in the attack. he's described as a hispanic man in his 20s, weighing 200 pounds. currently only large grocery stores and pharmacies in the city are prohibited from handing out plastic bags. in additional this new proposal includes a provision that would require stores to charge customers 10-cents for paper or compostable bags. on our facebook page we asked what you think about charges customers who don't bring their own bags. here's what a couple of you had to say. our first comment coming from

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nasdaq a little over 3.5. a powerful and deadly quake in the philippines rescuers have to abandon their efforts as more aftershocks hit. back here in just 10 minute, i've got rainfalling in most of the bay area right now. there's a wind advisory in effect and this will all impact your morning commute. and bar and lounge owners

san francisco's san ignacious reopened after a noro virus. the bug hit about 500 students and 70 teachers. the school shut down last tuesday. it was actually ready to reopen on thursday after a deep cleaning but the school held

off until today in part because so many teachers were out sick. the nationwide real estate slump is reaching the upper end of the bay area's housing market now. real estate tracking service says more and more homes are going into foreclosure. that is double the number compared to 2008. there is a move in congress to save some postoffices that are scheduled to be closed and to save postal workers jobs. some 3,700 postoffices most of them rural are expected to close down by may. sanders of vermont says the efforts to cut costs are misguided. >> saving 220,000 jobs in the postal sector is something we should be focusing on. >> reporter: sanders wants the postal service to take

advantage of the increase on internet shopping. one proposal is to allow it to ship beer and wine. the pace of reform seem to be getting some results. military leaders today called for presidential nominations next month. a month earlier than scheduled. egypt is also under fire from the united states for plans to try 19 americans working for prodemocracy groups. the u.s. today threatened to cut $1.5 billion in aid. in the philippines, several strong aftershocks rattled the island of bacold city today. others may be buried in landslides that were triggered by the quake. the confirmed death toll right now stands at 15. and in bulgaria, a dam burst today and set an 8-foot wall of water through a village. eight people were killed, 10

others are missing. 700 homes were destroyed or damaged. two larger dams are also on the brink of overflowing and are urging people downstream to prepare to evacuate. as part of california's 12th annual rosa parks day celebration, civil rights activists brought a 1950s style bus to the capital. the bus is a replica of the one parks was riding in when she refused to move to the back and give way for a white passenger. it was parked civil disobedience that sparked the bus boycott. those who brought the bus to the sacramento say they hope it and rosa parks day encourages other to take a stand when they see inequity. we're live in downtown walnut creek where bars and lounges are banning together to stop the violence. we'll tell

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bar owners and managers in walnut creek say they are makers matters into their own hands to address safety concerns. lorane blanco is live to explain how changes are being made. it's a quiet monday night in downtown walnut creek. but when it comes to the weekend you will see more police patrols out here to stop what they call increasing violence. but bar owners today tell us they'll be taking steps of their own to police themselves. >> we're going to be hanging these in each of our accomplishments letting people know that we are a combined group and we are one. >> reporter: the owners and management of about one dozen walnut creek bars and restaurants sending a message

that violence like this has to stop. police arrested two men for a brawl. >> i don't want to go to where i know there's going to be violence and i might be hurt. so if this is going to be a town like that, later on that's not good. these owners agree but insisted the city touting itself as a place to escape the ordinary doesn't have these problems, ordinarily. >> it's a wonderful place, has a lot of businesses coming in. so we know that it's not really a major problem. still businesses are being proactive by posting these new zero tolerance signs, agreeing to all meet once a month to discuss all the issues and promising to -- >> make sure that each of our legislations are using the proper promoters and making sure that everything on our end of the line is all cheered you have and everything is good. >> reporter: they've invited city leaders and police to a meeting tomorrow morning here

at dan's where they hope to get the city on board with these ideas. tomorrow night, liz lounge will consider shortening hours because of problems they've had there. the food truck phenomenon is expanding now to alameda. now the city of alameda is hoping to provide restaurant service in isolated areas with food trucks. the city began taking applications and hope the food trucks will be out by next month. mcdonalds ran an ad says a chicken mcbite was less risky than petting a pit bull. a sacramento woman started a page calling the add reckless. mcdonalds issued an apology via e-mail and social media. the biggest football game

brought big business. the state gaming control says says. twitting while watching was a big deal. twitter reported it averaged 2,000 tweets per second during the super bowl. the san francisco company says between 3:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. yesterday, 13.7 million tweets related to the game were sent out. the game also set a record with 111.3 million tv viewers becoming the most watched tv show in u.s. history. and welcome back, live storm tracker 2 picking out showers outside right now. rainfalling throughout the bay area. we also have that wind advisory in effect. the winds are blowing, i've got gusts to 25 miles per hour. wind advisories to the coastal hills. that lasts through tomorrow mortgage. tomorrow when you get going, the brunt of the storm is here

about 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 in the morning. that's the time with the heaviest rain. so we're going to have a little bit of a nasty commute. they start at 6:30, that's what they're going to be talking about. if you have plans tomorrow morning, give yourself a little more time. if you have outdoor work plans not going to happen until later in the afternoon when things taper off. overnight lows tonight are going to be in the 40s. 48 in vallejo and 48 in fairfield. we have 49 in napa and 49 in santa rosa. look for forecast highs tomorrow it'll be cool. morning showers. the rain will be heaviest until the 9:00 hour then they're going to taper off. 4:00, 5:00, 6:00. after that scattered showers. so here's the system as it lights up today. the rain beginning and the rain we're seeing now. right here is the real storm. the real brunt of the storm is the back edge of this thing and

that's what's going to come through late tonight, early tomorrow morning. as this thing goes through. late advisory in effect. it will impact you. rainfall accumulations, 1-1/2 in the north bay. half an inch perhaps in oakland and san francisco. maybe a little bit more. san jose .2 of an inch. fast mover, nothing behind it. once this thing goes through. there's the front still lying offshore but we're getting the showers like we're getting now and there'll be going for the next hour. but the brunt is here. there's the front. it's right on us basically right over the bay area. that's when the wind will be the strongest. it's 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. and the roads will be wet. you know how the bay area morning commute is any way. add the wind, add the rain it's a mess. look back here, it's starting to clear out but there'll be scattered showers at 9:00 a.m. scattered showers at noon and scattered showers lingering until 4:00. see how it breaks up. mountain travel will be

treacherous most likely you will have issues up there with chain requirements. forecast highs tomorrow, mid- 50s upper 50s at best. the five day forecast with your bay area view in view. shapes out like this. the showers taper off. maybe see a little bit of sunshine tomorrow afternoon. this is all about the morning commute. it's just going to be dicey because the winds come out of the southeast. the bridges, main bridges go east to west. so it hits the bridge perpendicular. san mateo bay bridge. >> and it's hitting every part of the bay area. >> you know how the commute is. they'll be going hard tomorrow morning. squirrel monkey will return to its exhibit at the san francisco zoo this weekend. remember banana sam he went sv%

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he was down there where all dreams come true. tomorrow it'll be the ticker road parade in new york city. today taking a deep breath and maybe a ride on space mountain or something. >> i'm going to enjoy this victory with my teammates, with my coaches, looking forward to tkpwáeting back to new york. we'll get to enjoy being world champions for six months. then we have another season, we're going to have to try to compete, get better, improve on some things. >> so there's the new york giants and everyone else. if you saw raider football over the final weeks of the regular season you know how badly they needed defensive tune up and the man who will try to pull it off, northern oregon native tarver. he spent last season with --

and spent some time with the raiders organization. a much quieter offseason for the giants as you might imagine. when they won the world series like in 2001. you play a month longer then you have the various parties and victory laps and it gets downright exhausting as tim lincecum found out. mentally taxing too. >> physically i don't feel like i had any ill effects or anything like that. just mentally you start to think about it and became aware of that and you know, i don't know the season is long in itself. and you know, the excitement that went around the world series and you know just kind of letting that decompress then moving on to another season it was like, to us almost as players it felt like we played one huge long season. >> i guess it makes sense. it's supposed to rain tomorrow so the at&t gets started this week. although they are practicing and tiger says he's going to bless everybody with his presence and talk to the press tomorrow. >> hopefully the rain gets out of the way early.

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