. the officer slammed into a sign post. both officers were pronounced dead. >> reporter: officer brian law worked at the oakland office. kron4's justine tells us people there are hit very hard tonight. >> reporter: they pult the black mourning ribbon over their badges. >> they made sure others could survive. >> reporter: he worked there for 5 years. >> brian was a great guy and he'll be missed. it's hard when it's someone that worked out of your office. it hits home. >> reporter: officer shauntells

me officer law helped him. >> even though you're the rookie, he wouldn't let you drown yourself in paperwork. he helped you out. >> reporter: officer law is also remembered as a stand -up guy who loveded sports and fitness and is the type of officer you'd want responding to your call. as hard as this law is on the fellow officers, his family needs love and support. >> we want to make sure all of that is taken care of. >> reporter: he leaves behind a wife and 3 children. he was 34 years old. >> reporter: and officer wan is being remembered by his colleagues in the south bay. gonzalez was assigned to the san jose office for much of 2010

and part of 2011. his partner was officer ross lee who had just completed his training. lee says he was his mentor and the 2 worked side by side often working in the same patrol car. we asked officer lee to share what he remembers. >> he was a great worker. very knowledgeable and smart. i remember personally learning some of the things from him that i took from him, the ability to respond to a scene or any type of question that slow -- investigation. really took some time to develop the information instead of jumping to conclusions. he was very calm. never saw him lose his temper. just a good guy all around.

>> reporter: officer lee stayed on in san jose and work ed there today while his partner went to the central valley. governor jerry brown issued this statement: he and his wife extend their deepest condolences to the families, friends, and colleagues as they mourn the loss of this public servants. developing tonight, we're learning more about a shooting outside the westfield mall in san francisco. a gunman opened fire on the street last night. scott, police say this was a targeted shooting, but i'm imagining the shoppers are very scared about this. >> reporter: that shooter is still on the loose tonight. this happened at a very busy section of market street right in front of the mall and also

right in front of the powell street bart station. there were a lot of people here when it happened. let me show you last night around 7:00 in the evening. 2 men jumped out of the car, 1 man walked up to the victim shooting him multiple times. witnesses tell me everybody scattered once those gunshots went off. the man collapsed on the bart platform. people we talked to were very shaken up. >> i heard 2 gunshots just, boom, boom. and i literally just walked by there 30 seconds prior. and everyone just started running so i ran off. >> reporter: so a very busy area for something like this to happened. i have seen an increased police presence today just in the short time i've been out here. i can tell you that

the victim is expected to survive. at first it appeared to be a fatal hit and run accident. it's now being investigated as the 7th homicide so far this year in san jose. the suspect who is to blame remains at large. rob reports that the killing resulted from a brawl between 2 groups of young men in the middle of a busy street. >> he was a good guy. he was so young and had so much life still to live. >> reporter: she fought back heres as she added flowers to a memorial for her cousin. eric, the apparent victim of a hit and run here on snail avenue just south of capital expressway. >> they started stabbing and they ran him over. when the fire engines got here, they tried to resuscitate him. he

was gone. >> reporter: the killing resulted from a moving brawl that spilled onto the streets after 2 groups of people were evicted by security from a flee market about a block away. >> those 2 groups engaged in physical violence. some vehicles were contained, some individuals got out of the vehicles and a fight ensued. >> reporter: 2 other people were later treated at the hospital. 1 was stabbed. the other hit by a car. police say neither is considered a suspect at this time. his cousin says eric leaves behind a wife and a daughter. >> it's a tragedy. nobody deserves to die that way. we loved him and we hope that justice is served for him because this is not right. >> reporter: so far police say

there is nothing here to indicate this is gang related, but they have not ruled that out either. coming up tonight, a dangerous challenge. we'll show you the new drinking game taking over facebook. then at 5:30, it's similar to a real life version of dexter. what we know about the woman who says she killed dozens of bad men on craigslist. and are some of the ings you own having a negative impact on your health? we have a new study. >> reporter: and a live look outside at our camera at sfo. a hazy sunshine. we'll be right back. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek.

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. owning a car, a computer, and a television could all negatively impact your health. an article published reported that people who owned all of these 3 items sat more and moveded less. they took data from people in various countries. all of the people who owned these things had a 31% decrease in physical activity. 21% had an increase in waist size. the study's lead says this could foreshadow serious health problems. we'll take you to a neighborhood fed up with being

the constant target of crooks. and a warning from police. what to listen for to make sure you're not the next victim of a phone scan.

moved it is. happening now, a rash of burglaries in san francisco has people concerned in the richmond district. more than a dozen took place last week. residents say this is an old problem that needs attention. theresa reports police say they are planning to address the situation. >> reporter: police are telling residents to beware. here's why. take a look at this picture. you can see the window smashed in. police say as many as 20 cars were broken into last week alone. a resident sent this picture into kron4 news. thieves stole mostly personal items. police say that they're

reminding people to take everything of value out of a car after parking it. we spoke with one residents who says this crime is nothing new. >> it's been happening for many years. on the south side of fulton on the golden gate park, it's a regular occurrence during the summer and winter. and it's usually at nighttime. if you leave anything in your car that's visible, you're going to get broken into. i have in front of my own house. so to steal a dollar's worth of stuff it costs you $100 to change a window. and not really much police presence out here at all. >> reporter: it would be nice to see more foot patrols and a better police presence? >> it would be nice. i hardly ever see the motorcycle for the

park motorcycle detail. every once in a while, but that's about it. >> reporter: police say they're planning to increase patrols and they are having a meeting on tuesday night to talk with residents on their strategies to try and crack down on this crime. police in san mateo are warning residents ability a new -- about a new scam. call ers are saying they are police. they say they need to send wire through a money transfer. investigators say law enforcement agencies do not make calls of that nature. a drinking game turning deadly and social media sites are being blamed. people chug beer or liquor and nominate others to do the same and post

the videos on youtube and twitter. >> a pint, i do believe. i think i'm going to throw up. . >> reporter: the game is said to be most popular in western europe and australia. people get the nomination and do the drinking part. it's blamed for at least 4 deaths. politicians are calling on social media sites to put this to an end. facebook encourages people to report things they think break the rules saying they do not tolerate content like bullying or that people find offensive and controversial.

today's holiday, president's day, is a day to commemorate the past leaders. the current chatter is about current and future commanders in chief. >> reporter: every day is a president's day of sorts in the nation's capital. monday was a day to reflect upon admired leaders of the past like washington and lincoln. >> i think he demonstrated a kind of leadership we don't see. >> reporter: and those of more recent years. >> bill clinton. got to go with bill clinton. he's just brilliant. >> j fk. he did lot for the can untraein -- for the country. >> reporter: on the 6th president's day, his polls are near the low of his presidency. 42% of americans say he's doing a good job. 53% disapprove of how he's handling it.

his wife is faring better. in a survey of u.s. first ladies, they put her at no. 5. hilary clinton was no. 6, but she's on different polls lately for the 2016 white house nomination. they find the party more splintered on a front runner especially on the wake of chris christie's bridge gate. president's day is also a day for shopping with retailers enticing buyers with discounts. groupon gave people a $10 on

their website. the $10 bill features president alexander hamilton, one of the greatest presidents. problem is, he was never a president. they admitted their mistake was intentional and that it helps customers save money. all this might not matter anyway. there is no such thing as president's day officially. today is washington's birthday. they list the holidays, and just in case people don't believe it, there is an asterisk next to it and says the holiday was created under. mostly sunny skies. take a look at the temperatures this afternoon. we hit the low 60s in most locations. 61 down in san jose. 62 in freemont. 59 in hayward and san francisco

. 60 in san mateo. right now, you can see that we're seeing mostly clear skies. it's a little hazy out there in some places. visibility reduced in fairfield. temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. a little breezy near the coast line but a pretty nice day overall. satellite and radar showing some high cloud coverage. no rain in sight yet. tonight clouds are going to be increaseding. it will be mostly cloudy by tomorrow morning. the slight chance of rain moves in late tuesday into early wednesday. after that the dry and warm weather will be returning for quite some time. we'll talk more about it and time out the rain coming up. next we'll look at the possibility of the nfl's first

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. a teenager facing trial as the craigslist killer in pennsylvania is claiming responsibility for 20 additional murders. at least 1 was california. grant has more. >> reporter: a satanic cult and a trail of murders. the story broke in the local newspaper in rural pennsylvania. 19-year-old miranda barbour made her revelations in an interview. miranda barbour and her husband are charged with stabbing to death a 42-year-old man they lured to this spot. she said she did it just so they could kill someone together. she confessed to the murder and many more, so many that after 22, she stopped counting. >> i said, what's the number? she said under 100. >> reportere

joined a cult in alafka when she was 13. >> i said, no one will believe that. it's not possibility. >> reporter: she said i remember everything and i can pinpoint it on a map. the fbi and agencies in north carolina, texas, california, and others are taking her seriously. >> i said, do you have any remorse? she said, none. >> reporter: miranda barbour says she wants to spend the rest of her life in bars or she would keep killing. >> the more surprising thing is that she said she would do it again. >> reporter: that reporter said, you know when i print this, you'll have zero fans out there. she said, i could care less. a snake handling reality show preacher died this weekend from a snake bite. pastor jamie

cook was the star of snake salvation. you see him here. he was bitten during a service at his church on saturday. >> he was standing i seen him drop the snakes. >> reporter: that was the minister's son speaking. he says his father had been bitten before but never as severely. he refused medical treatment. 2 cousins are recovering after an explosion. it happened sunday at this home. they were working on a science project and may have used rocket fuel from the school work to start a fire in the fire place. it sent some debris even into the back yard. they found several home made bottle rockets and a sky rocket. police say they took all of the

items to be destroyed. it's certainly a joy whenever a new baby comes into the world, but 4 identical girls when you're expecting 3? we have the amazing story. >> reporter: kimberley of mississippi was all set to give birth to triplets. >> they decided they were coming. >> reporter: but there was a miscount. >> they had gotten the 3 out, and they said, more feet. and i said, more feet? and i said, no. >> reporter: 4 little girls born with no medical assistance. something doctors say is highly uncommon. >> these are identical and the chances of that is almost incalicleable. >> reporter: they're very excited about all their new daughters. >> i said, well, we'll deal with it. >> reporter: but one thing is

for sure. >> this is it. nascar driver danika patrick is responding to recent critsome. patty said that she can only win a sprint cup if everybody else stays home. patrick says the 7-time champion is entitled to his opinion. >> people are entitled to their own opinion. there will be some you convince and some that you never will. and that's what -- that's what makes sports exciting. there's an array of all of them. and the things that i focus on are the positive comments like when a kid says they want to be like you when they grow up. that's what i focus on. >> reporter: he also said patrick gets attention because she's a woman.

students at skyline high school didn't have to go to school today, and they will not have to go tomorrow either. late this afternoon, there was an emergency closure of the campus tomorrow so that repairs can be made to a natural gasline. no one was injured in the incident and they expect to have the work completed tomorrow. it will be back to school as normal on wednesday. police want to know who shot a 16-year-old girl to death over the weekend. she died early saturday morning. friends and families are remembering her with a memorial at the scene of the crime. investigators are trying to find witnesses and so far they have no detailss. we will have more tonight at 6:00. in santa rosa, demonstrates took to the streets demanding justice for andy lopez.

about 100 people participated organized by the group called andy's youth. they want the district attorney to bring criminal charges against the sheriff for the october fatal shooting of lopez. they also want the police department to release its report on the shooting. lopez was holding a replica ak47. the body found in the oakland hills was a white woman in her 40s, but she has not been identified. someone reported the discovery on saturday morning in redwood regional park. coming up, we have reaction from the golden gate bridge district after reports that the district has made millions in fines from the new electronic polling system. and then it's not too late this holiday to catch a film.

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look for jennie-o ground turkey in a store near you. . now for a look at the box office. robo cop topped the list. it's a remake and came out last week. it brought in $21.5 million. the film, about last night, came in at no. 2. kevin hart stores in -- stars in the movie. and the lego movie took place. -- first place. it's the second weekend at number 1. and we're looking at downtown san francisco. pretty clear skies but that will be changing. rain is in the forecast. i'll tell you more coming up. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek.

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the only bay area bridge which is now all electronic, and tonight bridge officials are denying reports of a financial windfall from all of the fines it collects. >> reporter: every day about 58,000 cars pass through the toll plaza. those without fast track get a bill in the mail. if they don't pay, they are fined. mary curry says those fines add about a million dollars to the bridge toll revenue. >> at the end of the year we're expecting to see about 1 or 2% to be from toll violations. the program for toll violations is set up to cover the real violators. oit oitsz not set up to make money. it's set up to cover those that truly violate. >> reporter: drivers without fast track have 21 days to pay the $6 toll, then you get a fine of $25 plus the toll.

another 30 days, and the fine dpoes up -- goes up to $70. the dmv will not renew your registration until it is paid. the company 1800 flowers is in the dog house. >> reporter: valentine's day was friday, but the company is still apologizing to customers who flowers and candy did not show up. 1800 flowers is say, we are committed to our guarantee. our team is working hard to resolve every concern. the company says due to weather issues, wait times are longer than we liked. the east coast was slammed with ice and snow. customers complain that the phone lines were jammed and dletened to -- threatened to

take their business else where. they say that they promised them a refund and a discount voucher. it kept several shelves from being stocked and businesses unable to take orders because of the snowstorm. once the weather starts to moderate, economists say gross will bounce back quickly as customers thaw out and businesses recover. american women are now the top bread winners in almost half of all households with children. a 2013 study says in 4 out of 10 families with children, the woman is the primary person for bringing home the bacon. only 29% of the mothers wanted that role. 71% of woman say they fell into the by circumstance.

ben stone has a new start-up with an odd name. it's called jelly. it is designed to apply the biologist of a jelly fish to search social media. >> i was getting used to the idea of maybe just relaxing for a little while. >> reporter: that's the sound of a new idea hatching from biz stone. you'd think he'd want a breather after scrappy start-up to public company. when a good idea strikes, it's back to the trenches. his latest venture? an app called jelly. >> it's a new way to search using pictures and friends from your social networks. >> reporter: you take a picture and you can ask any question you'd like. friends can answer that. >> people are saying, what is this bug? is it -- is this spider going to kill me. >> reporter: this tech founder

wants to add a human touch to search. >> the oracles of aeroday -- our day, the web search engine, we ask them everything. there has to be some percentage of our queries that are better answers than a person. maybe the true promise of a connected society is for people to help each other. >> how does that community and network relate to the name jelly? they have a unique nervous system. they don't have a brain. they float around. all of a sudden a predator comes by. a few neurons fire. and then its neighbors fire . within the second, a brain is formed on the fly. the visualization of that is like the way we want jelly to work. >> reporter: years ago i asked him about for name of a game different company. >> they were words like,

jitter. we know -- >> so we would be jiting? >> we knew we wanted this mobile sms tech space thing. one of them was twitter. >> reporter: fast forward 4 years. that site has more than 215 million users. >> so going forward, what are your challenges? you're now in the trenches again. >> you have to be -- basically constantly uncomfortable and afraid. >> reporter: his family helps with that. >> how do you have a family and be a good start-up person? it sounds ridiculous. you put in your calendar, place with your son from 2:00 to 4:00. niek is planning to make self-tying shuz. the sneaker

magazine reports that nike designers confirmed the use in new orleans last week. the real life self-tying shoes are expected to come out in 2015. the shoes did not have the lace-up technology when they released a limited edition in 2011. clouds will be rolling in tomorrow morning it will be cloudy. that will help keep temperatures more mild. we're looking at 40s. inland valleys in the low 40s. by 3:00, mainly dry. temperatures largely in the low to mid-60s. by the evening we have a slight chance of rain moving in the north bay. here's some pictures. high cloud coverage out there now. we have rain well to the north of us. a

pacific northwest. we'll see the tail end of it as we head to late tomorrow and early wednesday. here's future cast 5:00 tomorrow morning. the rain to the north of us. we've seen this over the past couple of weeks. 3:00, the rain still stays to the north of us. we're cloudy through the sierra. early wednesday morning, the rain is approaching the north bay and snow starting in the sierra. the rain sweeps into the overnight hours. very light showers expected. you see the light green on your screen. snow in the it sierra through the morning hours. we'll get more snow there than rain here. still seeing a little bit of snow in the sierra. as for our totals, we're still well below where we should be for this time of year. in san francisco, over

5 inches of rain. in hayward, a little over 2. in livermoore, 4 inches of rain. 3 inches in san jose. take a look at the deficit. we need 10 inches plus in san francisco. almost 10 inches in hayward. a little over 7 in mountain view and san jose. that would bring us back to normal. we really need the rainfall and the snow. only 40% of where we should be in the sierra. first rain tuesday evening and then turning the snow overnight. more than 2 inches in the morning. at lake level, up to 66 in the higher elevations for wednesday. here's your extended forecast. chance of rain overnight tuesday into wednesday. very brief and light. then dry weather will return and temperatures nearing

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. tonight at 6:00, the bay area mourning the loss of 2 officers both killed in a crash in fresno this morning. they are identified as juan gonzalez and brian law.

grant beguns our team coverage tonight. what led to the deadly crash. >> reporter: the officers were responding to this scene in the central valley along highway 99 20 miles south of fresno. this was just before 6:00 a.m. at least 1 of the people in the accidents was on the roadway. the cruiser swerved off the road. >> they took action to avoid striking the parties from the collision. they lost control of the vehicle, struck the guard rail and crashed. both officers received fatal injuries. >> reporter: it's not clear how fast the chp cruiser was traveling when it lost control. >> reporter: and officers in oakland are also remembering the other officer who lost his life today. brian law got his start

at the oakland office. he was 34-year-old. he leaves behind a wife and young children. he transferred to the fresno office a year ago to be closer to his family. he's being remembered as a stand-up guy who loved sports and fitness. >> it has indeed been a dark day for the chp across california where officer juan gonzalez spent his career. i spoke with officer ross lee who was the partner here including 6 months the 2 of them spent sharing the same vehicle at times. officer lee calling him a true professional. >> i would consider him to be an officer that i looked up to. i found him very knowledgeable. really approachable. really nice guy. i remember he always came to work with a smile on his

face. he was happy to do the job. he was always taking care of his responsibilities. never seemed to have any type of bad attitude about any aspect of the job. he was very calm. never saw him lose his temper. just a good guy all around. >> reporter: officer lee stayed on here in san jose, continues here to this day. he said juan gonzalez moved to the central valley to be closer to his home. and now more on officer brian law. . >> this is where he was trained. >> reporter: okay. we're having some trouble with the information on officer law. let me say the chp officers are all wearing the black mourning ribbon in rumembrance of the 2 officers today. governor jerry

brown says: we extend our deepest condolences to the family and friends as they mourn the tragic loss of these dedicated public servants. we honor these officers for their courage, commitment, and service. a memorial continues for a man killed after he was hit by a car following an argument on sunday. what first appeared to be a hit and run is now being ruled a murder investigation. it started out as a dispute at the san jose flea market. jeff is live tonight where the event is planned this evening. >> reporter: we're here on snail avenue near capital expressway where this accident happened yesterday. it all started over at the flea market not too far away. you can see that friends and family have placed flowers and balloons and other items on the median here

to remember their friend eric who was runover by a car. san jose police take the rest of the story. >> those 2 groups engaged in physical violence. we have some vehicles that were contained. some individuals -- people got out of the vehicles and a fight ensued. >> reporter: friends and family are expected to show up here for a candle light vigil. we'll have more at 8:00. tonight police in fairfield are searching for a gunman in the murder of a 16-year-old girl. authorities have identified her at naomi roha. she was killed behind a housing complex near a railroad track.

no arrests have been made. >> reporter: these tracks behind me, this is where the body was discovered saturday morning. they know there were people there at the time she was killed. several people in fact. no one has come for ward. they're asking for the public's help. family and friends came to the area along the tracks where her body was discovered saturday morning. she was the baby of 4 kids and her father was distraught beyond words. >> they took my daughter. >> reporter: her family says she never made it home from school friday afternoon. police say they received a call about gunshots at 1:20 saturday morning, but police were unable to locate a victim. >> we got multiple calls. they came within a half mile radius of the area. officers went to the area, checked the area, but it's such a large and very

densely populated area that officers didn't find anything. >> reporter: 3 hours later, police got a call with the exact location of the body. that's where this memorial stands today. police are certain there are people in the community who know what happened. >> we need the people to come forward and let us know what happened. >> reporter: her father says he spoke with someone who was at the scene. he hopes the shooter who is now in hiding will step forward to explain what could cause someone to shoot his daughter. >> i'm never going to see her walk through my house. so -- why you do that is -- that's my question. >> reporter: back live along the railroad tracks, her father says that his daughter was a very good student but she was with a bad crowd.

she was considering transferring to a relative's home in arizona to continue her senior year next year. that is the latest. a little girl walking across the street with her mother was hit by a car in san francisco this afternoon. the child and the mother were in the crosswalk at the time though her injuries were minor, she was taken to the hospital. it driver did remain at the scene and is cooperating with police. this is just the latest in san francisco. coming up, a rash of car break-ins in san frawhat the th. plus, george zimmerman opening up about the night he killed trayvon martin. plus, the latest on the investigation of a sunday night shooting outside the westfield mall in san francisco. >> and we're taking a live look

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westfield mall. investigators say 2 men jumped out of a car. 1 man walked up to the victim shooting him multiple times in the midst of a crowd of people and then police say the man who was shot stumbled down the steps of the bart station where he collapsed. san francisco police have a vague description of the shooter. it all unfolded so quickly, witnesses could not believe what happened. >> we ran inside somewhere. then they blocked off the -- the police came quickly. >> i've never been that close to a shooting. it was scary. >> reporter: police are still searching for the shooter. they believe the victim was targeted. coming up, tearing up the road. leaked photographs of the stylesh 650s. >> i think about that night, and my life would be

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. another demonstration for supporters of andy lopez. he was the teen shot by a deputy last october. as john reports, demonstrators are calling for more transparency from law enforcement. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> no justice. >> no peace. >> reporter: demonstrators matched chanting for justice for andy lopez. about 100 people participated in the demonstration organized by the group andy's youth. >> we want him to be charged if the deaths of andy lopez and for the identified sheriff's deputy who was there driving the vehicle when the execution happened, we would like him to

be named and identified. >> reporter: demonstrators want the police department to release their report. they believe he acted without restraint. at the time, lopez was carrying a toy gun that police say resembled the real thing. >> what does justice look like for you? >> in a perfect world, he'll turn over all papers and it the positions, testimony, reports to us. we feel the situation with andy lopez in particular due to the effects -- or the forensic facts that we have now, we feel that alone merits an investigation from a third party. >> what do we want? >> justice. san francisco residents on high alert after a rash of car break-ins. this car parked in the richmond neighborhood had

the windows smashed in. as many as 20 cars were broken into last week. a resident sent this picture. >> when you got broken into, did you have anything of value stolen? >> yeah. a dollar's worth of change. that's depressing because it's like, it cost me 100 or $200 to replace the window. i hardly ever see the horseman or the motorcycle patroller for the park -- motorcycle detail. every once in a while but that's it. >> reporter: police are planning to hold a community meeting to talk about the rash of car break-ins. it will be at the richmond police station at 6:00 p.m.. students and staff members at oakland skyline high school will get another day off tomorrow. a gas line ruptured.

nobody was hurt but the crews expect the repair work will take all day tomorrow. . health officials are warning people not to eat imported cactus in several stores in california. a recent study found traces of apesticide. eating that can lead to permanent nerve damage. several stores sold the cactus in woodland and pittsburgh. officials are urging anybody to bought the product to return the product or get rid of it. george zimmerman is opening up about the death of trayvon martin near ly 2 years after it happened. last year he was cleared of murdering the teenager. now he's talking to cnn saying he's sorry for the loss. >> if you could do it again,

you would have stayed home. >> yes. >> so both of you would be alive. >> i don't know what would have happened. i could have gotten into a car accident. he probably wouldn't have ended up attacking me. >> reporter: at one time, he said he wanted to be a police officer, but now he wants to be an attorney to stop the miscarriage of justice. looking live at our camera. it's pretty nice out there . mostly clear skies and a little bit of cloud cover. we are going to see more cloud cover tonight. they'll be rolling in through the night. as we walk out the door tomorrow morning, we'll be seeing temperatures in the 40s and mild skies. it will be dry tomorrow. temperatures in the low 60s. by 8:00, a slight chance of showers in the

north bay. here's a look at satellite and radar picture. mostly clear sky. to the north, a storm moving in. the tail end is what could clip us early wednesday. we see all the rain to the north of us tuesday morning. the afternoon, the rain is starting to stag down to the south slightly, but we're still dry here and in the sierra. midnight, chances pick up. you see the rain approaching the north bay. snow starting in the sierra. and some slight shores will move through wednesday morning. we'll see a lot of snow in the sierra. by 8:00 wednesday morning, drier conditions. as for snow in the sierra, it's going to start as rain and then turn to snow later on.

1 to 2 inches at lake level and the higher elevations could see up to 6 inches wednesday morning. we have this one storm, the tail end brushing through late tomorrow into early wednesday. after that, our dry and warmer weather will resume. temperatures back up to nearly 70 as we head into the weekend. it does look like we will stay dry through much of february with a possibility of rain back at the end of the month. coming up, it's not a bird or a plane. it's a super car. a look at leaked photo graphs. and why this coat is turning heads. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek.

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aerodynamic. the price, more than $200,000. they say it was a view at the geneva motor show next month. the body of a famous fashion designer has been found floating in the hudson river. he was reported missing a week ago and was discovered near the boat he had docked. not clear how he ended up in the river. he was last seen alive leaving a night club early thursday morning. he designed suits for celebrities sniecht kim kardashian's sister got out of the car, and this is all by design. khloe kardashian has been an anti fur activist. shehrough the streets in a fake fur coat with the words:

fxck fur. she posted a video today. sister kim was infamously flour bombed back in 2012 by peta. still ahead at 6:30, 2 officers killed in a crash after police say they lost control of their car. we'll tell you about the connections the officers had to the bay area. coming up, let's take a tour of oakland. people behaving badly style. i'll explain in the next edition. . plus, a passion for piano. a woman who lives true to the a woman who lives true to the we love this kitchen! what's next? great! do you have measurements? yeah, i paced it off. it's about twenty by twelve of these.

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. tonight the law enforcement family is mourning the loss of brian law and juan gonzalez. the chp officers were responding to a crash scene around 6:00 a.m. today near frezny when they -- fresno when they crashed and were killed. this is 20 miles south of fresno. a person involved in the crash was in the roadway and the officers swerved to avoid the person and crashed themselves. both officers have bay area ties. this is kron4 news. >> one of the officers killed in the line of duty today started here at the oakland office. brian law is being remembered as a great guy who would do anything to help

another person. officer law leaves behind a wife and 3 children. he was 34 years old. continuing our coverage now of that accident in the central valley involving 2 chp officers. one spent some time working here in the san jose office. juan gonzalez worked here in san jose in 2010 and 2011. for 6 months, his part ner was ross lee. >> he was a great officer. i remember he always came to wok with a smile on his face. he was happy to be here. if you're along these railroad tracks, the body of a 16-year-old was discovered early saturday morning. she had been shot to death. police believe she was with other people at the time of the shooting, but no one

has come forward. her father is devastating saying she was a great student but running with a bad crowd. tonight police are searching for the shooter who they say opened fire on a man right here along market street in front of the very busy westfield mall. this was last night at 7:00. police say that 2 men got out of a car that was driving down market street. 1 man shot another man multiple times. the man stumdled down of the steps of a bart station when he then collapsed. tonight i can tell you that the person who was shot is in the hospital in critical condition. he is expected to survive. in another big story here in san francisco's richmond district, police are telling residents to beware. here's why. take a look. you can see how this

car's window has been smashed in. there is glass all over. as many as 20 cars were broken in to last week alone. a resident sent this picture. police say they're increasing patrols and they're going to have a community meeting on tuesday night to talk about their strategy to crack down on this crime. investigators spent the day inside this house collecting evidence. an elderly woman was found dead on sunday afternoon. her daughter is behind bars in connection with the crime. she confessed to killing her mother. here in san pablo, almost 3 years since a landslide damages this community. this is video from back in march 2011.

here's today. exactly who is responsible for fixing this problem remains a bit of an open question. there is a lot of wrangling between the resident and the city of san pablo. they are keeping this problem from getting any worse. our big weather story, a slight chance of rain as we head into late tomorrow. we'll be seeing an increase in clouds tonight. mild temperatures as well. tomorrow it will be low 60s, but we'll have a slight chance of rain early wednesday. after that, we'll have dry weather returning through the weekend. satellite showing some high cloud coverage over the bay area. a storm moving in to the north of us. you see some snow. the tail end is going to be brushing us into early wednesday. so future cast showing the rain still well to the north of us. starting to push down closer to the bay area

by early wednesday morning. we could see a few light sprinkles during the morning commute and the sierra getting a few inches of snow. here's a look at the forecast. we have this very quick moving storm and it's very weak. we're only going to catch the tail end of it. after that, drier and warmer weather with temperatures up to 70 degrees. here's stanley roberts. >> reporter: okay. today we're going to take a tour of oakland via youtube and dirt bikes. you can bring your atv if you can actually prove you know how to ride it. for this guy, that's a no. sorry. liability issues. this will be a tour, after all. just go straight. shirts

and helmets are required at all times. especially you, bro. the tour will use sidewalk s whenever drivers are in the way. and remember, red lights and stop signs are always optional. we will roll by lake merit. after all, it's a beautiful, sunny day. oh, if you ever get a ticket, this court house no longer has traffic court. you have to go to freemont now. stay onto these streets. don't ever take the freeway. it's always clogged with people doing wheelies. oh, i almost forgot. if you see the police , always, and i mean always have an escape route with a lockable gate. back to the tour. this is downtown oakland.

as we cross over interstate 980, we're heading towards west oakland. thank you for taking the tour. coming up, piano is the keys to a texas woman's heart. how her passion keeps her playing to the beat of our own instrument. and the next kron4 special is all about dogs. it airs february 28 at 9:00 p.m. we'll take you behind the scenes of the 2014 dog show. that's friday night, february 28 right here on kron4. [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf... is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever.

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. age is just a number to one teacher who has been teaching almost her entire lifetime. she is a piano teacher in austin,

texas, and she's been teaching for 81 years. she worked through the depression and world war ii. she got her start teaching through her instructor, a russian pianist. >> i was probably playing at a collegiate level at 12 years old. so she said, you can be my assistant teacher. here i was, i was 12 years old. that was 81 years ago. >> reporter: this week she turns 93 and she doesn't plan on retiring any time soon. coming up, super bowl champion and oakland native marshawn lynch goes beast mode at a participant at a football camp. and the hall of game awards. gary has that next. in other news, i'm giving away kindle fire hdx tablets.

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. this is a holiday and many camps, so light sports day. so we do some of this business. 51 players or on a team that's 89%, they say they'd be fine for having a gay teammate. collin kaepernick weighed in. >> i think when he steps into the locker room, everyone will

know he's there to help us win games. that's why you're in the nfl. to help us win games. don't care if you're black , white, straight, gay, jewish, whatever it may be. you're a member of the 49ers. >> reporter: kaepernick keeping busy in the off-season. he cohosted the hall of fame game awards show with panther quarterback cam newton on the cartoon network. >> i have the eye of the tiger dancing through the fire. i am a champion. you're going to hear me roar. ♪ . >> reporter: i don't care how good of a quarterback you are. that takes guts. they sang roar and a number of unscripted gags.

best one when he pretended to glue his hand to his mouth. stefen up for the award, but lost out to richard sherman. so if you're entertaining kids, good for them. marshawn lynch. the super bowl champion and oakland native laid out a camper during a drill at a football camp in brazil. he looks excited to knock someone down, but can't say he's not showing the fundamentals of the sport. marshawn lynch getting physical. terrell sucks, a few years ago, he gets a 4-year ex10s worth $21 million. the big deal there is always in profootball, how much

is guaranteed? $16 million. he signed a contract in 2009 which made him the highest paid linebacker at the time. so the owner comes out on occasion and says, if we had 54 guys like sugs, we'd be all right. give him the money. he's a good player. stefen curry in his first all-star game. only 2-11, but he ended up with 12 points and dished out 11 assists. curry, the main thing you look at is first appearance, and he belonged. >> i've been to all-star weekend before, but your whole perspective changes and i enjoy from start to finish every event

i went to and the games. >> reporter: once again, i don't know how many people -- you guys catch a game? >> a little bit. >> very little. >> you were out and about probably giving back to charity somewhere. she does. every night. >> no, i don't . >> okay. 5 nights a week. but curry went between the legs and did a couple of little tricks. nobody guarded anybody. that's the thing. these guys don't want to get hurt. >> they're jumping around all crazy. they could land funny. >> so you have some concerns. the whole thing was dunk s. who were you helping last night? >> i didn't say i was helping. >> we always say charity begins at home, right?

>> sure. giants in spring training. scottsdale, arizona. he'll help some of the younger pitchers. and a struggling second half of 2013. he says he'll be back to his old form. they're hoping he can bounce back. he says, take it slow with the pitchers. >> i don't want these guys overdoing it. there's no radar guns. we want these guys to work themselves into shape and we're trying to stay away from any setbacks. we need to build strength and work on your location. >> reporter: i will say this every day until somebody says stop. first game is march 31. nothing but this stuff until the games start. when i pick up a paper ask there's a spring

training story, i won't read it. when i'm putting up pictures and i see a story, no. by the way, i went to the mission today with my 4th grader. my 4th grader is doing a thing on missions. so i went to the san jose mission. but you know where it is? so no. . >> not san jose? >> no. i walk up and say, this is a funny place to be. she said, you're in freemont. i said, okay. nice. how much? it's in freemont. so there you go. >> we all learn something today. to a kid who thought he would make 10 grand. this is at westchester university. jack is a freshman. made a half court shot. everything goes viral. he had 25 seconds to do it.

but here's the deal. he missed the first attempt. he thought, okay. 25 seconds. there's some fine print in the contract that says, you don't get a $10,000 unless you make the shots on the first try. so there it is. his parents promised to match the 10,000 if he won. at this point in time he has a big goose egg. we'll be right back. we'll give you a something of miller breaking down in tears today after some nbc questions. anncr: at jennie-o we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride 10 miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting.

yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey in a store near you. . coming up later -- okay. coming up, collin kaepernick sings. you want to hear him sing coming later. marshawn lynch, the champ gets physical on a man in brazil. and a young college student gypped out of $10,000. these are the hands a pediatrician. these are pioneering advances in heart surgery. and these are developing groundbreaking treatments for cancer. they're the hands of the nation's top doctors. kaiser permanente doctors. and though they are all different, they work together on a single mission: saving lives.

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he's healed so he can anchor the broadcast. bode miller at 36-year-old became the oldest alpine skier to win a medal. he took bronze yesterday. the real story was his breakdown as he remembered his brother who died laest year. a young interviewer just doing her thing. that's bode and his wife. and he broke down and this interviewer is getting all types of heat for bringing up the brother. but miller says, it was an emotional moment. she did nothing wrong. rob dierdek set a guinness book of world record. he's best known for rob and big. drove a car backwards and jumped 89 feet

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