but they were both happening. >> reporter: police only said that the person responsibility is among the dead. >> we believe the person involved at this point in the investigation is in the residence. >> reporter: the owners of the house are listed as howel and ying. neighbors say an extended family of adults lived in the house and nothing seemed out of the ordinary. >> i always take a walk over there, nothing happens. >> reporter: they have not released the names of any of the victims and they told me just about an hour ago it may be sunday before they can release any names. reporting live in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. and stay with ktvu.com on updates as this story develops. you can also see more videos of the investigator at work. the husband and wife who died on a murder suicide have now been identified. they are 47-year-old christopher lowell and joyce lowell. authorities say christopher

lowell shot his wife before turning the gun on himself at their home on fin way. the couples 13-year-old daughter found the bodies. the chronicle says joyce lowell had filed for divorce on february 22nd and that christopher lowell had filed his response just the day before that shooting. antioch police have identified the man who was killed in yesterday's officer involved shooting. the man was 26-year-old david lopez, a wanted parolee. police tell ktvu two detectives were on patrol near hill crest when they spotted lopez driving then followed him. when lopez pulled into a driveway police say he refused orders to exit the vehicle and started ramming his car into the detectives car. police say the detectives who were outside their vehicle fired at lopez to avoid getting hit. fbi agents today combed the neighborhood where 15-year-old sierra lamar was last seen one week ago today. robert handa is here now near morgan hill with the extense

sieve search efforts involving federal agents, robert. >> reporter: we're in the area where the missing teenager catches the school bus to get to school and it's a focal point for investigators as well as community members who consider the bus stop an isolated even dangerous space for children. sierra lamar left home to catch the school bus around 7:00 a.m. last friday. so investigators set up a roadblock to talk to regular commuters who might have seen something unusual or suspicious one week ago when the 15-year- old disappeared. >> i know that everybody is on the look out for her. i pray that everybody continues the effort. >> reporter: today fbi agents interviewed local workers and one told the agent he used to see a middle-aged white male in dark clothing hanging around the bus area and hasn't seen him since last friday. >> i can't say that he is suspicious. because maybe he can be like any other person. but it's just, they can ask him. >> reporter: even though this is still a missing person's

case, the fbi's involvement has changed the atmosphere in the case to a possible abduction. even for sierra's mother. >> she's a tough kid and i have to go with that. i know she loves us and she's going to do everything she can to get back to us. and we're here honey, we're ready to embrace you. we have faith that you're going to get through this and you're going to be strong. >> reporter: sierra lamar's disappearance has started a yellow ribbon campaign. >> we keep an eye on our kids, down here how, look at the greenhouses are right across the street. i can't see out there on palm. so let's have them where they're in a situation where they can be seen. >> reporter: investigators plan another search. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. president obama's health care law which was signed two years ago today is coming under fire from religious groups nationwide. in san francisco, protesters gathered outside the federal

building to speak out against a provision requiring employers or their insurers to pay for contraception from their workers. critics say the mandate violates the mandate protection of religious freedoms. now to a state capital where a group called catholics for provision organized this rally. other rallies took place in los angeles, and redding. it was two years ago today that president obama signed the federal health care reform legislation into law. the battle is about to head to the nation's highest court the supreme court is set to review it during three days of oral arguments next week. pelosi held a ribbon káuting this morning at web fusion. the company says it serves 30 million patients, has 115 employees and expects to hire

an addition 130 people by the end of the week. facebook had a warning today for business who want access to the accounts of employees or job applicants. the social networking site says asking someone for their facebook password violates the users privacy and that of their facebook friends and may also violate employment laws. lelang yee today said he's introduced a bill to bar employees from asking to access to workers social media accounts. >> employers cannot ask what what your age is, what is your religion or sexual preference. if they ask that information they will be violating law right now. >> lee calls the practice an

absolute violation of privacy. new at 6:00 ktvu christien kafton joins us now he's live in san francisco with the new push to stop these thieves in their tracks. >> reporter: police say this is what thieves are looking for, iphones just like mine. if you look down the street you will probably see someone talking on one or texting. nationwide police say stolen mobile phones are a multi million dollars business. a recent report from nummi shows crime rate dropping all across the board expect for mobile crime thefts which are on the rise. san francisco police tracked down one thief who had an explanation why she stole the phone on nummi. >> the suspect said we'll someone stole my phone so i had to get one. >> reporter: today, wireless

companies are being asked to put up measures to block phones. >> robberies also. you know not just the theft of a cell phone but people getting hurt or that property forcibly taken from them. i think it would, you know the cell phone doesn't drop 90%. >> reporter: on nummi today some say they are not worried. >> i guess i just hold on to it. i don't know, i don't really pay much attention. >> reporter: while others say they are on guard. >> i use my cell phone but not out in public because i don't want somebody to come and grab it. >> reporter: today we received an e-mail from the mobile phone association, it reads in part, cta are in active discussions with fcc regarding possible solutions. at the same time we want to make sure that whatever solutions are adopted to address this problem do not have unintented consequences. we're live in san francisco,

christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. the state's unemployment rate remained unchanged in february hovering just below 11%. california's jobless rate last month was 10.9%. that's higher than the nation's unemployment rate of 8.3%. january was the first time in three years that the state's unemployment rate dipped below 11%. >> our peak was 12.4% so we're down significantly from that during the course of the recession. now we want to see better momentum starting to gain in this recovery. >> california added 6,000 farming jobs. here in the bay area all but one county beat the state's unemployment rate. marin county had the lowest jobless rate with 6.6%. solano county had the highest. the american soldier

charged in the shooting rampage of afghan civilians was charged today with 17 counts. premeditated murder is a capital offense and he could be sentenced to death if convicted. the 38-year-old father of two from washington state is accused of killing nine afghan children and eight adults on march 11th. a former california lawmakers who says the state needs to do more to help soldiers returning home. for example army staff sergeant robert bales charged for the afghan killings was on his fourth deployment. >> you do one deployment, you come back. you turn around you do a second deployment. in some cases you do a third, fourth, fifth. in some cases six deployments. >> 11 bills were recently introduced to help veterans transition when you return

home. cook serves on the assemblies veterans affairs committee. the principal and two teachers try to track him down but police say a man taking videos of young girls in a school bathroom got away. how you can help catch him. and palo alto police taking new steps to catch criminals breaking into local homes. the new line of defense that they are enlisting to try to catch the burglars. and back with the computer models that show rain on your bay area weekend.

sunny vale police have arrested a youth soccer coach on charges that he sexually

assaulted a 13-year-old girl. 36-year-old emmanuel fabrizio is charged. he currently remains in jail on a $1.5 million bond. parents and teachers in daley city are on alert after a man was found taking pictures of nine -year-olds in the bathroom. >> he hid from her for a while until she was able to look over the stall and look at him. >> reporter: police say the man bolted. the principal and two teachers chased him but that man got away. that man is described as latino. he has dark hair and a noticeable bald spot. police are taking action to try to stop a string of home

burglaries where a criminal had no trouble getting inside. ktvu's jade hernandez is live where police say neighborhoods are a key to stopping this type of crime. >> that's right, the idea is simple, lock it or lose it. near clara and lewis road, a burglary used an open side gate to access a home. police say the burglar ran away from the house with a big screen tv and electronic items. officers canvassing the neighborhood alerted neighbor jean quinones. >> they said the neighbors across the street had been broken into and the neighbor had called 911. >> reporter: a few days ago the department kicked off a new campaign, lock it or lose it. emphasizing burglars entered through unlocked doors in 26%

of burglaries last year. in 28% of the others an open window or gate. so 65% of burglaries -- burglars didn't have to break their way into homes they burglarized. >> they spoke to postoffices reminding them if they see anything they should report it. >> reporter: the department says they've moved two day shift officers to handle those investigations. police staff indicate three years ago burglars broke into 110 homes. in 2011, 149. this year in march alone 26. all total 68 since january. >> it's a shame that you have to lock anything. what's yours should be yours. but again respect what you have and lock your doors. >> reporter: the department is holding a community meeting for neighbors like tomas next wednesday right here in palo alto.

jade hernandez. in richmond two mothers were in court today, they are the first parents in the state to face charges to their children being truant. both pled not guilty. both of their children attend rodeo hills elementary school. under the law parents can be charged if their children miss more than 10% of the school year. a sweeping study on data breeches shows anonymous was responsible for the majority of breeches last year. that's according to v erizon's data. 100million were taken by hacktavists. it appears stockholders of san francisco based zynga will begin selling their shares.

according to the country's regulatory filing, stockholders will sell 123 million shares. the online game maker went public back in december. the city of richmond just scored almost $2.5 million in federal money to reduce the hazards of lead. the money will go toward the program richmond effort to abate lead other known as r.i. o. the group looks toinvest in local infrastructure -- to invest in local infrastructure. it appears lead is not the only concern. san pablo bay has the highest toxic discharge in the state. sassoon bay ranked third, the san francisco bay came in 12th. well after a really nice friday, the clouds are starting

to roll in. >> it didn't look like it was going to rain. >> rain is coming in, it's going to impact your saturday first. it's a big one isn't it. it has a lot of moisture. a lot of cold air behind it and it's going to last for a couple of days so it lingers into sunday. this morning when you got up there was a lot of frost. temperature will be slightly warmer tomorrow in the morning hours. but it'll be wet as well. when it rains, it's interesting when it rains it warms the atmosphere because condensation occurs and the atmosphere warming a little bit. temperatures will be on the mild side. wet for the bay area weekend. long rage forecast unsettled. as we look for a forecast for this system that comes in tonight, hits us saturday and then kind of heads south on sunday. but the scattered showers remain. the computer model looks like

this. saturday at 6:00 a.m. it's wet. saturday lunchtime, it's wet. but widely scattered showers. looks like the front has kind of progressed through. saturday 5:00, santa clara valley down toward the santa cruz mountains you have some activity. here comes sunday morning. right now it's just everywhere. it's an air mass thing at this point. you're going to have scattered shower, scattered showers on sunday. might be some sunshine in the peninsula. sunday afternoon at 5:00 it's moving off into the mountains. if you have mountain travel plans, the winter weather watch is in effect could easily -- probably will turn into winter weather as we head into tomorrow morning for the most part. as we go through time we're looking at the models to show us more rain right into the bay area weekend. that means a half inch most of us. this is accumulative now to two inches in the coastal hills. so not like the last one that dumped, nine, 10, 12-inches in the coastal hills. we may see 2. 2.5-inches in the coastal hill.

that impacts your travel plans to the lake tahoe area. the forecast highs, not 50s or 70s. we dropped off yesterday into the 60s and tomorrow we drop further into the 50s. it's kind of a cool day tomorrow, a showery day. it's going to feel a lot like february instead of spring. >> it's very nice out. thank you, bill. coming up on bay area news at 7:00. touting affordable health care. critics explain why they think the program is a dud. an agreement today that could provide a big spark to california's electric car apartment and more jobs in -- car jobs in california. the new facility that will make a difference for some children in the south bay. ♪

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roundup extended control spray once. stop weeds for months. a new pediatric clinic in the south bay could have some young hockey fans actually get

excited about going to the doctor. sj sharky was on hand at a pediatric center. the location is in santa cruz. the clinic has a hockey theme play area, shark theme decor and examination room including the loving mascot. we've had so much quarterback talk over the last couple of weeks. you know what they say. you can't always have good ones going around. and the niners have made it clear that they will do everything they can to have a few on their hand. a local product josh johnson from oakland tech high school. signed a two year deal in san francisco. johnson and harbaugh are familiar with each other. harbaugh liked what he saw when coaching johnson at san diego

when johnson played in college. he also worked briefly with tampa bay as a back up and a starter. niners also announced they've reup to a 10 jr. as a special team's player. good returner and receiver. always a good story and at bay hill invitation he knows what he's doing with the club. we're talking about tiger. just like the good old days as he's won this event six times. opens up with a birdie at number seven here. and a seven-under 65 for tiger woods. more of his activity he's tied for the lead with wi. and japari bird look at this kid, 23 points. they take care of price of l.a. and then germane edmonds has himself a nice play too as they

go the other way with it after the turnover. and you will see him just go coast to coast with it. edmond scoring and look at that. the girls are having a rougher time with it. still a couple of weeks off from opening day, ryan vogolsan shaky in his first week start. remember prior to training camp, he injured his wrist. will wind up pitching into middle april. that's the sports life for friday night. >> tiger woods in the league. >> let's hope we're still saying that on sunday. >> it's a long time between now and sunday. >> that's right. >> we want to check in with bill one more time. >> take a look at the friday day forecast. we're looking at showers as you go into saturday morning, gets real wet in the morning. it's wet nonetheless. umbrellas will be noticed both days. and you will notice it's cool,

temperatures in the 50s. san francisco police are still on the scene where five bodies were found in a home near city college. >> the new details we're discovers about the victims and details surrounding the deaths. as always, thank you for joining us.