told to lock their doors. university police searched their buildings, interviewed business and combed through surveillance video. they tracked him to this house just two blocks away from campus. >> i saw the cops chasing some guy. and they threw him on the ground. and then they were all yelling. and they took him, they arrest him. >> reporter: university officials say he will face sexual assault charges. students who live in the dorm were shaken up by the news. >> pretty creepy. we're pretty distraught over it. >> reporter: students were pleased that an arrest was made. >> it's good they found somebody. it sounded like they were making an effort to go through. >> reporter: they plan to have staff meet with students who live in the dorm to find out

what happened and if improvements need to be made. oakland police say a woman escaped a brazen attempted sexual assault that occurred in a busy area in broad daylight. it happened shortly after 11:00 on foothill boulevard. the attacker is described as an african american man in his 30s. about 6'5" tall and weighing 165 pounds. san jose police released a sketch of a hate crime suspect who allegedly beat up an east indian man. the suspect is one of at least three men who assaulted the victim in a grocery store parking lot on south white road on november 21st. the suspect is described as latino in his 20s, about 200 pounds and 5'8" tall. abdul lal had his jaw broken. the men attacked him with a tequila bottle and called him a terrorist. ktvu's jade hernandez is

live in berkeley outside the home that is riddled with bullet holes, jade -- >> reporter: that's right just hours ago police released the victim's name. kenneth warn, he's a father of five between the ages of eight and 15. he's also a barber here at his uncle's shop. he was a man gunned down just feet away as he walked out that front door. i just heard the pop, pop, pop, pop. sounded like maybe a gas power semi automatic, maybe full auto weapon. >> my first instinct, i just shoved my girlfriend to the ground. i didn't know where these shopts were coming from -- these shots were coming from. >> reporter: but the neighbor did see a car with his lights off speeding off. someone targeted the man and shot him. >> the guys who did this have no respect for life. >> reporter: warren's friends were inside the house when gunfire erupted. they showed us bullet holes in the front window, doors and

walls and told us they managed to crawl out safely through the back. today friends began building a memorial for the man gunned down not even 100 feet from the barber shop where he worked. >> he cut my son's hair, he was, he was just a good person in the community. >> reporter: others felt like they lost family. >> i'm four years older than him, i just got my haircut yesterday. he's like my big brother. because we've known each other for like 20 years. >> they took a good human being away from here. uncalled for. >> yeah the plan is going to miss -- yeah this planet is going to miss a good one. but his family is going to have a beautiful angel. >> reporter: we've been told they're working around the clock to find leads which is the first in the city this year. we're live in berkeley in front of the barber shop where kenneth warren worked. his family says they plan to hold a vigil in just about an

hour. reporting live, jade hernandez, ktvu channel 2 news. state utility regulators announced a multi million dollars fine against pg & e today in the wake of the san bruno pipeline disaster. the cpuc says it's fining pg & e $6.8 million for not properly conducting pipeline leak surveys. the finem posed is expected to be the first in several. the utility could face up to $25 -- $250,000 in fines or more. to receive a penalty this extreme for being open, transparent and accountable is disappointing stated pg & e. california air regulators today passed new, tougher car emission standards. they will require one in seven new cars sold in the states to be electric or zero emission vehicles by 2025. the tough new standards also

require a 75% reduction in fog forming pollutants and 34% cuts in greenhouse gas emissions by 2025. the supreme court upheld a redistricting map that could send more democrats to sacramento. state senate maps drawn up last year by a city commission could be used in an upcoming election. if more democrats are effected it could provide the 2/3 vote they need to approve tax increases. b.a.r.t.'s board of directors has approved a new plan to retrofit the transbay 2. the project includes strengthening the tunnel with steel plates to make sure it's safe during an earthquake. the project is set to begin in the spring. the work is part of a larger $1.310 $1.3 billion, 10 year

plan. wiley was found not guilty of battery and filing a false police report. the suspect and a fellow officer both testified rilley punched the suspect. the defense said rilley hit stewart with an open hand in accordance with police procedures. ed lee addressed questions today about the sheriff's ability to fulfill his duties while facing domestic abuse allegations. >> reporter: the district attorney's office won't sigh why it has subpoenaed the chronicle photos. this one was taken when mirkarimi filed to run for office. lee said today he has concerns

mirkari, -- mirkarimi can continue to full fizz his job as sheriff while his proceedings continues. >> there are so many proceedings coming forth. you have to admit there has to be some level of distraction here. >> reporter: a judge has ordered mirkarimi to stay away from his wife and son. >> the thing that helps him the most is focusing on his job as he has been. to work as hard as he can so he doesn't think about the pain of being away from his family which he thinks about every night. >> reporter: mirkarimi faces several chargeless. agnos says he sees no reason why mirkarimi should step aside. >> he's working hard every day, 10 to 15 hours. he's continuing that habit on the job. >> reporter: mirkarimi's

attorney says the sheriff has undergone counseling since his arrest. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. a group of hepatitis c patients took to the streets of oakland today to get the word out on how to prevent the disease. the march was organized by oakland's oasis clinic. the group says hepatitis c has become an epidemic with 4 million people in the u.s. infected and half of them unaware they even have it. >> we're in a position to see people get sick and die of hepatitis and that shouldn't happen. there's a treatment that cures a majority of people and if people know they have it they can access treatment. >> reporter: the oasis clinic offers free anonymous hepatitis c testing tuesdays between noon and 1:00 p.m. a berkeley school board has filed anti bullying policy. the new policy requires principals to implement

policies that are quote age appropriate and equal to the severity of the violation. that could include suspension, expulsion and calling police. base -- facebook and the state of washington are suing ag media. when the victims click to a link, they are lured into die divulging personal informs and never receive anything from it. nine to five mac posted a link from cook. cook was reacting to an explosion an apple plant in

asian didn't care. cook says, we care about every worker, any accident is deeply troubling and any issue with working conditions is cause for concern. max is a new kind of police dog one that specializes in sniffing out cell phones. recently max and his officer searched fulsome prison and it didn't take long for him to find several mobile phones. authorities say the phones are used to orchestrate drug deals even murder. correction officials say the prison population has 14,000 fewer inmates since the state started complying with a state order to cut numbers. yosemite is set to reopen

tomorrow after a massive rock slide last week. that road should be cleared by 8:00 tomorrow morning. park officials say initially it'll be a gravel road and crews will close it again next week to pave it. talk of an emergency homeless shelter is pitting pittsburg city leaders against merchants. flash floods swept away their homes, the help now understood -- underway to homeowners in capitola. >> spring like weather today, will it continue for your saturday and sunday? i'll show you the warmest day of your weekend.

fire officials in reno say arching fire lines sparked a

wildfire last november. the reno fire department says the wind and blaze caused $15 million in property damage. another fire near reno last week burned 29 homes. investigators say fireplace ashes that were not properly disposed may have sparked that fire. venecia police are looking for an armed robber who held up a check cashing store. the robbery happened last thursday at the check cashing business on interstate 80. the robber showed two clerks a handgun. got the money and fled on foot. the suspect is described as an 18 to 25-year-old black man with a thin build and medium height. the city of pittsburg is running into community opposition as the city is looking for a site for a homeless shelter. many business owners are calling this a step back ward. >> reporter: people here say

for a long time this part of town was run down. but now it's on the upswing, that's why some business owners were worried when they got this letter that says this site may be the future for a homeless shelterment business owners along tenth street are saying don't put it here. >> the area is being cleaned up. the last thing we want to do is bring them back in. >> reporter: greg corcotis own it is saw and tool repair. he was outraged when he found out this area is one of three sites being considered for a homeless shelter. >> i don't want people walk out here and bother me or drive my customers away. >> reporter: state law requires them to choose a nonindustrial site of town where one could be

located. rico bland says he's worried if the facility is mismanaged. >> that would bring the stigma back here again. >> reporter: kim stanley and 4- year-old son julian are staying at the love it child mission at near by bay point. >> it made me be a lot more responsible in my choices. >> reporter: the director here hopes business owners in downtown pittsburg will think about how a shelter would benefit the community. >> we don't want to stereo type the facility. i think we have to realize that we have a rough economy right now. >> reporter: the city planning commission says they are considered input from people in this area and they will vote on a location for a shelter at their meeting in late february. we're live in pittsburg, alex savidge. the san ramon based oil

giant chevron blames a global drop in production for the lowest profits in two years. chevron stocks fell about 2.5% today. the worse single loss among the blue chips. the dow dropped 74 points while nasdaq rose 11 points. floods last march badly damaged the pacific cover mobile home park. city officials say the park must be closed down. yesterday the capitola city council narrowly approved a plan to compensate residents who must relocate. california water officials unveiled a new central valley flood management plan today. they say it's the most comprehensive flood plan the state has ever seen. the details were released today in sacramento. the plan connects a series of unrelated floodplains to create a flood protection network. officials say it will help the

environment too. >> getting ecosystems out there. that's where the ground water benefit comes through. by doing this this relieves some of the pressure on the water supply system. the system will strengthen levies and allows storage of water underground. a dose of fog this morning slowed down some at the airport. slowed some on the highways as well. it was a coastal fog. it cleared up by mid-morning and early afternoon. we got this, a beautiful sunny day. temperatures in the north bay in the 70s. most of us in the mid-50s. what's tomorrow going to be like? like it was today. more sunshine, no fog in the morning or very little if there's any valley fog and it'll be sunny right when you wake up in santa rosa, napa. there might be some patchy fog. these are the highs from today. highs tomorrow will be about

the same. these are significant. hayward 67, vallejo 67. concord, that looks like march. looks like april it doesn't look like late january, early february. no rain in the forecast this weekend. we are dry. maybe a little frost when we wake up tomorrow morning. you see frost in the north bay and inland bay valleys. then lots of sunshine and plenty of warmth. that's chilly, and that's seasonal. i expect that for this time of year. what we don't expect from these daytime highs they're going to go up into the 60s and low 70s as high pressure sets up. gives us a nice weekend. saturday the nicest day on the weekend. why? no clouds, mostly sunny. sunday a weak system sweeps down late in the day increases the clouds, drops temperatures a little bit because it filters sunshine. point rays, could trigger a little bit of sprinkle. a drizzle not a big deal. that's your sunday. but a little cooler because of the cloud cover: bottom line

your bay area weekend is going to be really, really nice for late january coming up on february. the forecast for clouds tomorrow, you see a few clouds coming through. here comes that drizzle event coming through. there we are 10:00 p.m. sunday night. it's not really affecting us. having dinner, maybe a bar-b- que. not enough to cause you any problemless. forecast for tomorrow really nice. five day forecast coming up with your weekend in view. dry, i guess embrace it, enjoy it because this is unusual. >> it is so warm today. >> it was so warm. and tomorrow, it's going to be a warm spring like day. sunday a little cooler because of the clouds. >> we have to bottle it for a little bit and then rain. >> just enjoy it while it lasts. new york yankee pitcher cc sabathia was at his alma mater vallejo high school to help rededicate a new baseball

field. sabathia's foundation helped pay for the the -- pay for the baseball field. and the county decided to rename it c.c. sabathia field. we're going to show you video of a big weekend brawl outside a walnut creek bar. city council is threatening to shut it down and patrons are now responding. join us for these stories and more at 7:00 on tv 36. a palo alto police officer is having to take some time off his job. he is heading for summers olympic. what makes him a good choice to lead the battmitton team. sweetheart. we need to talk.

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a palo alto police officer is going to lead the u.s. battmiton team at the summer olympics. lee was captain of the 1992 u.s. team in barcelona. that was the first time battmiton became a category. lee is more than ready to be an olympic coach. >> he is a very, very high

level, or top level athlete for award championship. this year he went to the london for all england championship. and leading the american players. >> go lee. lee's team will compete from july 8. >> and we're almost to baseball season. anybody who has any idea what to do with a baseball bat in their hands a welcomed addition to the giants. they go out and get a tough out today. ryan theriot will agree to a one year deal. giants did win the game any

way. it's a rough life if you're a progolfers. tiger woods is going to be teeing it up in dubai. the wood man is in contention on the 12th floor. par three about 1-79d yards and watch that thing closely. he will stick it on the greens. and the ensuing birdie put him at 5-under. another birdie half way through this thing now. he is just two back, 5-under par all told. moving on to the australian open. men's semi final activity. andy murray against djokovic. he will end uptaking a 2-set to one lead. djokovic is a champion and responds just like one. eventually bucking down and taking the net. at 10:00 we'll have highlights

of the warriors hosting oklahoma city at 10:00. we'll have it for you. that's the sporting life for right now. >> looking forward to it mark. stay with ktvu.com and mobile ktvu 24 hours a day. right now on the facebook page you will get a look at our new set. >> check it out on our profile. tell us what you think and join us tomorrow for its debut.

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