the golden gate bridge. you can see it moving pretty well and we will get a check of that on wet interstate 80 in the east bay, usually as you know moves very slow, headed toward emoryville from berkeley and toward this evening drive things are jammed up pretty much as usual. however, the highway patrol reminding drivers to slow down, use your best judgement, be more caution on the wet roadways. >> and john fowler has been chasing the storm and is live from pittsburgh with the impact. >> reporter: the rain is coming down now light as bill saidw. are on the on-ramp from railroad avenue to eastbound highway 4. you can see the rain and construction delays have made for a mess. the drive relatively light so far. some we talked to said when it rains they stay off the roads. >> i don't like it. people act like they don't know how to drive.

>> reporter: construction made it worse late this afternoon the bay area weathered this storm with few problems. the rain barely slowed this berkeley spring break soccer camp. >> slippery. you know they all train in the rain regardless. rain or shine. >> reporter: the camp scheduled to continue all week. at this hardware store well stocked with rain gear, not many rain related sale, not yet. >> it'll happen if the rain comes as predicted. >> reporter: armed umbrellas many seemed to welcome or tolerate the storm. >> that's all right. we have the rest of the year to catch up with the sun. >> reporter: i checked with the chp and there are 17 traffic collisions reported around the bay area with in the last hour . none of them have resulted in serious injuries, it's continuing to be light rain and

drizzle here and we are expecting a lot more of it. i can tell you looking at the clouds here it'll probably come down a lot harder soon. reporting live in pittsburgh, john fowler, ktvu channel 2news. >> the rainy weather has cause problems at the san francisco airport. leaders said some 49 out bound flights have been canceled, 54 inbound were canceled. many others were delayed by one to two hours, sfo suggests you check with the airline before heading to the airport. >> today marks the six month anniversary of the occupy movement and protesters planning to sill celebrate it and that's where we have started to check in with us and the occupiers have started their day by visiting the 1%. >> reporter: yeah. it's just started to get underway. if you look over here across the plaza you can see people setting up a tarp and setting up what looks to be notices right now. i went over and talked to them

and they said while it's a handful they said there is a bigger protest in stockton right now. they say it's a day to dance, party and celebrate the 99%. protests started earlier in the day with occupiers taking a complaint straight to the homes of those the movement has identified as the top paid 1% of society. demonstrators marched to the home of the chevron ceo. >> the man responsible for chevron. >> reporter: he didn't come out where protesters asked him to sign a petition show sympathy for their cause. >> we demand they be fair and just and equal just like we are. we don't want any special favors, we want justice. >> reporter: in oakland it was president so much about economics as race relations and criminal justice. they gathered at 71st avenue and international boulevard to demonstrate their anger over the shooting death of martin.

organizers here say they want the volunteer neighborhood watch man george zimmerman to face justice. >> supposed to be illegal to take justice into your own hands. >> reporter: the protest just getting started at the plaza. we can tell you they also demonstrated at the home of meg whittman and another one is scheduled in the home of wells fargo's chief executive officer. we will stay out here and continue to monitor the occupy protest as it develops here and we will bring you the latest at six. for now live in oakland. ktvu channel 2. >> attorneys for the man who admitted to killing martin said they have lost contact with him and are withdrawing as his lawyers. >> it's not so much we are resigning, we are announcing we can't represent him until such time as he may come forward and ask for that help more

formally. >> reporter: the two represented the volunteer who said he shot martin in self- defense. they said they haven't seen or heard from him since sunday and said he contacted the special prosecutor to discuss the case, something his attorneys told him not to do. >> a rally underway in michigan for a teacher who lost her job over the martin case. brook harris helped organize a student fundraiser for his family. her students wanted to donate a dollar each and wear a hoodie for a day but the school didn't approve it and fired her. the superintendent said teachers should focus on learning and not activism. >> the primary race took a turn today. santorum is stepping aside. >> this presidential race for us is over, for me, and we will suspend our campaign effective

today. we are not fighting. >> with his family santorum said the recent illness of his 3-year-old daughter led him to reconsider his run for the white house. also he thanked his supporters. >> it was a love affair for me going from state to state and seeing the differences, seeing the wonderful, wonderful people of this country who cared deeply about where this country is going. >> now because he suspended the campaign and not dropped out he can continue to race funds and stay in control of the delegates he won. >> romney made note of the decision during a stop in delaware. >> this has been a good day for me. >> he said he and santorum spoke today and discussed ways to move the nation forward but so far santorum has not said if

he will endorse romney. romney is the clear leader in the primary race and has twice as many delegates as santorum. >> republican rival gingrich called santorum's campaign efforts courageous, he said he would love to get santorum's support in the primariy race. he said i would be thrilled to get his endorsement but he has to do what he think social security best for his family. >> oakland's oikos university held a memorial for the victims of the mass shooting a week ago. a quiet crowd gathered in the rain to remember the seven people who died, the south korean consult general and others offered words of comfort. the loved ones of the victim spoke of their loss. >> we never expect this would happen to her.

she was -- such a good heart. >> i think that's to much gun. we don't want anymore sisters, brothers, fathers or mothers to see it. >> reporter: former student has been charged with killing seven people and wounding three. he hasn't given a plea. he is due back in court in three backs. coverage continues on ktvu.com. just click on the mass shoot tab. a confessed gang member insisted he was not the one who killed a father and his two grown sons, at 5:30 the act he said could have saved those three lives. >> late today richmond's police chief was cleared of racial discrimination ; filed by seven black officers, a jury threw out all claims in the lawsuit filed against the police chief. they also cleared a retired police chief. the case started in 2007 when the plaintiffs accused the two of promoting officers on the

basis of race. we will have reaction to the verdict on bay area news at seven on 36. just ability a half hour ago authority its released a 17- year-old driver accused of hitting killing a father and daughter saturday. we are live at juvenile hall where the teen just left. >> reporter: in fact his parents walked in here about 4:30, about a half hour ago to get him. while officials here had told us that everybody released comes out that front door, in fact this teen's parents were able to -- allowed to drive around the side of the building here and drive him out of the back gate so we weren't able to ask him about the terrible crash when he hit a family of three over the weekend. we could barely make out the 17-year-old suspect. we aren't identitying him

because of his age. turday arrested on manslaughter morning that killed a 41-year- old and his 9-year-old daughter but it could still be weeks before is he formerly charged with anything. authorities had to let him go. reacting to the driver's release today the familye mailed us a statement that read in part, we know this country has a justice system put in place and we respect is. that's why are you families moved here 27 years ago. they said at this time we are focused on being a family and laying our loved ones to rest and letting the police do their jobs. despite some of the outrage and questions about whether this 17- year-old driver was distracted at the time police are analyzing the evidence before they can make a recommendation to prosecutors. steps they are taking include redoing the crash to understand the ask event that led up to it, doing a review of witness

statements, doing a mechanical review of the suv to check for problems and they say they still fled to get cell phone records to determine whether the driver was using his phone at the time of the crash. concord police say those steps we just outlined could take two weeks to complete. this afternoon before they picked him up i was able to is the teen's parent itself they would talk to us, if they had anything to say about picking up their son and they shook their head. we are live. >> santa clara has identified a man killed when he was hit by a truck walking in mountain view. he was struck just before 9:00 last night on shoreline boulevard and wright avenue. the intersection was closed for hours as police tried to put together what happened. people nearby say the intersection is very dangerous. >> you are going downhill right there and you are just going into a blind curve. people shooting down and trying to make the turn.

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complaint involved foreclosed properties . they are accused of failing to maintain foreclosed properties in black and latino neighborhoods while treating those in white communities better. it follows an investigation of bank owned homes in cities including oakland, wells fargo said it has not seen the complaint plain. people in east san jose saw a lot of pg&e, because of pipeline pressure testing. natural gas was vented from pipes and replaced with water. there was no danger to the public. they are designed to prevent a repeat of the 2010 san bruno disaster. >> the first public hydlogen fueling station opened today. stomp is live from emoryville with the indication that the electric cars may be just around the corner. >> reporter: just think about it. whether it's water, whether

it's natural gas, whether it's oil or a billion other things hydrogen is a ready source of fuel. ac transit showed off it's hydrogen station in the latest in fuel cell buses. it also showed off four different cars that have fuel cells, many electric ones to power their drives. >> i think what we learn is the that it's important to have options and this provides options, hydrogen vehicle, electric, several of the automakers committing to small fleet production of fuel cell vehicles starting in 2015. that's only three years. >> reporter: the beauty, once the energy is transformed in to transportation, the exhaust is water vapor, no more month pollute. >> it's environmently sound. helps us be independent and creates jobs. >> reporter: barbara lee said it'll help keep oil producers

and companies from dominating energy supplies and choices. >> we have to fight to make sure priorities are addressed in terms of energy independence. >> we think advancing technology will be able to make car that look good and have the hydrogen fuel cells . >> already there is so much pollution and with these fuel cells we will be able t everybody can have a hydrogen fuel cell car. >> with electric cars and hughes the fuel cells it's just a lot better reduces pollution which is good for the environment. >> reporter: as many as 50 such stations are scheduled to come online in just the next couple years and all of the major manufacturers already have test vehicles out there on the road. reporting live. ktvu channel 2news. >> coming up at 6:45 it's illegal but a new report says it's still happening.

the toxic ingredients in nail polish. >> a new report finds preschoolers are felling the pinch of state budget cuts. . funding cuts are eroding the quality of state helped programs. the last one cut it by $70 million. currently california's state preschools are under preforming. they meet just three of the required bench marks. with the april tax deadline less than a week away teacher's unions say they want to see corporations pay their fair share to help students. according to the national education association at least seven corporate tax loopholes need to be closed. if they are they say that money could berrien put into pell grants and that would let more than a million low income students here in california to get enough federal help to cover half the cost of college.

>> our kids are paying the price for those loopholes, it's wrong. i think it should be a fair share and we all need to pay. >> some groups say if the loopholes are closed the money should go to paying down the deficit and not being sent into big government educational programs. >> back to weather. bill martin is tracking today's storm. what are we see something. >> just lots of rain. we have baseball tonight. >> that's right. a's. >> they are playing, opening day with the giants as we head into friday. a lot of baseball coming up. the game with the a's should be fine. there will be drizzle out there. we have had showers all day, heaviest early this morning and afternoon. showers through the south bay. that's a live radar sweep you are seeing of course these yellows represent some of that more significant rainfall. moderate. that's down toward morgan hill and gilroy. we have been seeing in the tri valley area. more heavy rain out here. this was the big deal. you know it was but it was

enough to get the roadways wet for the morning and the afternoon. we aren't done. this is the first in a couple of system that moves in. this system moves in, moves out, the front slides through. some of the unstable air behind it and that means unsettled weather. not a bad day. lue see sun. chance for scattered showers, also a chance, outside chance for a slight thunderstorm or something toward venecia. overnight in the 40s. scattered showers in the forecast tonight. wednesday very different day. showers in the forecast you will see sun and there will be -- rain -- here is another satellite look. you can see that moisture going through the area. its going like this. it's working up the coast. it's lingering, stalled just slightly. that's why rainfall accumulations have gotten up. this this is a week weather system. the computer model starts us. here we are at eight.

widely scattered showers, cloudly. tonight at eight. you get into tomorrow, tonight 11:00. more scattered showers mainly in the east bay. that starts to taper off after midnight. the morning drive tomorrow morning looks dry. wet oned roadways, should be a dry morning drive, you see those pop up. that will be some instability in the area, cooler air to look for a chance of scattered showers, when i come back, in about 15 minutes the long range forecast and there is more rain. >> thank you bill. apple can't go anywhere but up. the new milestone for the hottest technology company. >> the gun fire was supposed to stop today but syrian troops are pressing on. the hope diplomats are now offering. sweetheart. we need to talk.

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u. today the deadline for the government of syria to start withdrawing troops and stop the violence. while there is still hope for peace there are signs the violence continues. the crease fire brokered was supposed to start today. activists inside the country say government forces continue to attack. they said while the situation seems bad the peace deal is not dead. >> i believe it's a bit to early to say that the plan has

failed. >> reporter: he visited a refugee camp in turkey today. the same camp where troops fired across the border yesterday killing two people. today senators mccain and lieberman toured that camp. they say the peace process has failed and it's time to remove the president of syria by force. >> this is a war. diplom acy failed. >> he will only respond to power, the same power he is using against his own people. >> reporter: they called for both sides to pull back troops and end the violence by tomorrow morning's final dead line. >> a team has said the man accused of killing dozens of people in norway was sane. that finding rejects an earlier report that found him -- that

he was insay sane. he is a ceus of a bomb and shooting spree that left 73 people dead. many were teens attending a camp. he claimed he was raging war against islam in europe. his trial is to be set again next week. charges filed today against a san jose man accused of seven million dollars worth of investment fraud. the securities and exchange commission has charged him with collecting the money from people for two tech companies that he founded. prosecutors allege that he took the money while knowing he would shut the companies down in 2008. apple reached a new milestone with its value hitting the 6 hup billion dollar mark for the first time. only one other american company has reached that mark, that was microsoft back in 1999. apple stock gave up some early gains and ending the day down more than a percent closing at

$628 a share. >> a professed gang member on trial for killing a father and his two sons, the simple act that he said could have saved their lives. >> one and three robberies now involving a cell phone. the new agreement to make surey information is kept safe if robbers target you. bay area !

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. >> complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu channel 2news at five. >> tough questions today for a confessed gang member on trial for the deaths of a san francisco man and his two sons. edwin ramos was on the stand for a second day, rob roth live in san francisco where prosecutors grilled him about

the truth behind his story. >> reporter: ramo s appeared evasive. at this triple murder trial the case will come down it if the jury believes ramos. he said he didn't shoot and kill the three family members, that it was a passenger in his car. today the prosecution tried to paint him as a liar. , you will lie if you think lying will work. ramos i won't. prosecutor, you told lies to police officers investigating the case didn't you? ramos i know i lied in the beginning. former san francisco prosecutor jim hammer said putting him on the stand is a big risk for the defense. >> my guess is that the defense attorney has watched the trial go down and said this is leading to a guilty verdict, we only have one shot left for him to take the stand. >> reporter: he frequently told the prosecutor he didn't understand the questions and

often gave rambling answers that the prosecute said were inconsistent. he is charged with killing three people almost four years ago. mistaking them for another gang. ramos said that the man he claims killed the family had threatened ramos's family if he gave him up to police and he said if driving the car during the shooting, i feel like -- i turned down the right street they wouldn't have died. >> the danger is if jurors watch him and say i think he is lying, lying probably means he is guilty. >> reporter: he is expected to return to the witness stand tomorrow to finish the cross. if convicted he could face life. >> a quiet gathering set for tonight at the bayview police station to mark the death of an

officer. on this day eight years ago the 29-year-old was working in plain clothes in the bayview district when he was shot and killed by a suspect with an aassault rifle. he was a decorated eight year veteran of the force at the time of his death. >> in los angeles the dodgers home opener wrapped up late this afternoon without any major incidents of violence. police were out in force, to try to stop a repeat of last year when giant's fan brian stow was attacked in the parking rot. the police said they worked for months on a security plan. brian stow continues advertise recovery at a undisclosed rehabilitation center. he is still dealing the effects of the brain injury. two suspects face charges in the attack on their website, those family members say it's so painful to think about what happened a year ago but say they are thankful brian survived. >> a fire has left five people homeless tonight but they are

safe. firefighters say flames spread from the kitchen of a downtown haywood restaurant to upstairs apartments, alarms woke up the resident around 6:30 this morning, everybody got out, vehiclors say the fire appears to be accidental. damage to the two story building on mission boulevard near a street is estimated at $80,000. in san lorenzo investigators say a electrical fire was probably caused by thieves, trying to steal copper wire. flames were reported on the roof of a store shortly before two. firefighters found wire cutting tools on the roof, more than a dozen buildings had to go without power until pg&e could repair the wiring. and police are investigating a armed robbery involving a craigslist posting. they say two men agreed to meet the victim along san pablo avenue where they robbed him at

gun point taking a power sander and $60. police were later able to identity one of the suspects and arrested him on charges of armed robbery. they say the other suspect is still at large. >> the federal government today revealed a plan to crack down on a problem that -- the theft of personal information from phones. allison has details on the protection plan. >> reporter: while you are staring at the smart phone thieves could be watching you, eyeing your phone and the personal information like banking log in and credit card numbers you may have stored in it. >> it's like my right hand. it would be a -- devastating. >> reporter: now under a new plan announced by federal officials, you will be able to protect that information almost pleadly if the phone is stolen. >> it will make a stone cell phone about ace worthless as a empty wallet. >> reporter: wireless carriers would create a national smart phone database and be able to

deactivate the device when is reported stolen and more phones taken every day. it's so big that nationwide last year one out of three robberies involved the theft of a cell phone and train stations are especially popular places for cell phone thieves. police especially in big cities have been leading the charge to crack down on the problem. >> it's like draining the stamp to fight malaria. we are drying up the market for stolen cell phones. >> reporter: the change takes effect in six months. >> barbara boxer of california said she is encouraged by the plan announced by the fcc, she issued a statement saying if we can produce a financial incentive for them to steal the devices we can prevent the crimes and better protect the safety of the american people. >> wall street suffered it's biggest drop of the year today.

today's declines resulted in a five session losing streak. stocks fell amid anxiety and low expectations leading up to the release of earning reports. the dow fell 214 points, the nasdaq ended the day at 56 points. stay with the website for the latest financial news. right now we have a information center to help you file your returns, just look under the business tab. >> political pressure being put on bart to ensure their new train cars are made here in america. over the next few months the board of directors will decide who will build them. it's a $3.2 billion project. they are interesting bids door people in canada, france and south korea. contra kosta congressman is among a group of local leaders

insisting bart use an american train builder. they say doing so will help create american jobs. >> warren buffet poised to be part of the tax code. the president's push to put the so-called buffet rule to tax the rich into practice. >> and the labels lying. the new finding showing those toxic free nail polishes aren't so safe.

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. >> new information now in a story we reported for you on the 10:00 news. the city council has denied a permit to a popular nightclub to expand it's current facility. the carlos club wanted to build a back patio and new kitchen but the council voted against granting the permit despite previous approve alabi the planning commission. some expressed concern it could attract larger crowds making ongoing problems even worse. >> the president peak maybing a push for the buffet rule renewing his call to raise taxes on wealthy investors. he outlined his support for it today named after warren buffet. the president said wealthy investors shouldn't pay a lower tax rate than middle class americans. republicans argue racing taxes even on the very rich will hurt

economic growth. here is a look at -- a minimum tax rate of 30% for those who earn a million dollars a year whether in salary orrin vestments. republicans say it would collect $47 billion through 2022 noting that's a small amount compared the seven trillon dollar federal budget deficit projected for that period period. a scandal involving a lavish conference in vegas. the 2010 conference involved several employees of the general services administration and led the gsa's chief to resign. among other charges, employees accused of violating gift limits with rewards of i-pods, digital cameras and dvd players. election season picking up steam with the 15th district candidates set to faceoff in a debate in about two and a half hours, the league of women

voter voters is sponsoring it. the hourlong forum is set to start at eight. >> the label on this nail polish says it's free of toxic chemicals but state regulators say that's not true. how thousands of women could potentially be at risk. >> and the rain as we turn to the bay area for some spring break is a wet one and there is more rain headed your way. ly have live storm tracker 2 and the five-day forecast with the weekend in view.

. >> the bay bridge project is marking a major milestone. work crews pulling the final steel wire strand of what will be the single main cable for the span. since december crews have been working on placing the 137 strands for the nearly mile long cable. caltrans said once it's done it'll act like a giant sling supporting the weight of the deck of that new bridge. coming up, two bicyclists struck and killed pedestrians in san francisco in recent months. the safety concertifies leaders taking up today. >> san jose state university police used a ta section r and pepper spray to arrest a student who allegedly was acting erractic. he was seen wander around a common's area in a residence hall around 9:00 last night. he appeared to be under the influence of drugs and resisted officers who tried to arrest

him. >> the suspect was tasered and was pepper sprayed, it took all six officers to subdue him. >> the student lives off campus and -- has not yet been arrested. >> the teen birth rate in the united states is at its lowest level since 1946. the federal data reflects beneficiary rates in 2010. the numbers were down to 9% from 13% the last year. . strong prevention and educational promise programs credited. >> california officials think it's also at a historic low here. its been dropping since 1991. they are labeled nontoxic but some of the nail polishes contain a toxic trio. we have the health risks you could unknowingly be exposed to. >> reporter: we are here at a

beauty supply store that sells some of the nail polish in question. now on the back of the bottle. this nail polish says it doesn't contain the toxic three chemicals but state regulators say that's not correct. him has a purple sparkle. >> reporter: andy has been getting her nails done for the past 35 years. >> they are safe. >> reporter: the department of toxic substance control released a report saying miss labeled nail products could hurt thousands of people. investigators randomly picked 25 brands claiming to be free of the toxic chemicals. the report found many of the nail products actually contained dangerous levels of toxins. >> reproductive problems, harm to women who may be pregnant and they are just bad for you. >> reporter: it's not illegal to have them in nail products if it's properly labeled. at loss gatos they don't use any of the nail products in

question, they use opi a higher priced product. >> if i see them in beauty supply store that are two dollars and are one dollar and you think why is that so cheap? what are they making out of if this is that cheap? >> reporter: this beauty supply store sold it would have the brands allegedly miss labeled, which sell for about 150 . >> i feel every product should be correctly labeled so consumers get like us are protected. >> reporter: for a list of nail products that the state said are miss labeled you can go to the website and click on the bay area news tab. reporting live from san jose, ktvu channel 2news. >> today marks the beginning of the titanic's tragic voyage one hundred years ago. it left on april 10th. 1912 on its trip to new york.

on april 15th it hit a iceberg and sank. more than 1500 of the 2200 passengers died in the disaster. regular relatives are on a cruise to remember the ill fated trip that set sail on sunday but today it ran into a something when the ship was forced to return to its port in ireland after one of its passengers became ill and had to be airlifted to the hospital. the cruise is back on course now and is expected to make a stop in the spot where the ship sank a century ago. about 400 miles up the north american coast. >> this is a once in a lifetime opportunity to go. i i'm not going to be around for the 200th. >> saturday passengers will hold a memorial service at 2:00 tow in the morning to mark the anniversary of the disaster before they return to new york.

>> we have been seeing rain all day today just as bill martin said we would yesterday here at five. let's go back to bill and see where we are rain rice. >> more rain as you head around the bay area, showers on the roadways, not a big deal but the bay area has a heavy drive morning and evening and we put rain on the roadway it's a problem or you can create a lot of problems. toward livermore, the focus of the activity toward antioch, livermore. you see the yellows n is more moderate rain and the wipers going. you have the wipers spinning out. showers are going to be on and off off night as they have been all day. the forecast then for tonight increasing clouds or -- with scattered showers, tomorrow we will see some breaks in the weather. that means a little bit of sun but maybe a sprinkle, you can see the activity is basically moving through the bay area right now. as we head into wednesday the front will have passed. it'll be a little cooler, widely scattered showers behind the front.

that means sun breaks and you have to put a slight chance of a thunderstorm in there when you get cooler air, especially north and east of the area. out towards redding maybe, toward -- -- the model, 5:00, act where we are now and then at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. the morning drive is dry. roads will be damp and maybe a patchy fog. then tomorrow afternoon, dry but will are scattered showers in the area. tomorrow much nicer day than we saw today despite the forecast and the slight sprinkle. 5:00 a.m. thursday morning the next shot of rain. the morning drive little wet thursday, thursday afternoon. some in the air. not bad so it's kind of winding down. friday morning showers, friday giant's opening day. friday afternoon starts to clear out. 1:00 for the game they should be in good shape. that's the hope. temperatures at the ballpark in the 50s. lot of people talking about it because opening day for the giants level watch it for you. scattered showers, early game should be fine.

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we are learning more about the three who will split a share of the record 656 million-dollar mega million jackpot. officials back in maryland reveal something the information about the winners who call them the three am," gos. >> one of them is an elementary schoolteacher, another is a special education teacher, and the third winner provides administrative support all in the public school system of maryland. >> two women are remaining anonymous and don't plan to leave their jobs. they picked the cash option and will take about $35 million home with them. winning tickets were sold in kansas and illinois. the kansas winner also wants to stay private u doesn't want to hear from new relatives. nobody has stepped forward in illinois. >> new at six for you a standoff between two dogs and a wild animal in the city.

the coyote get around it. we have the pictures and video to prove it. and in just seven minutes san francisco being called the worst city for pedestrians and there is plenty of blame to go around. what's being done to try fix the problem.

. >> we are on storm watch tonight, pretty much everybody saw some rain today and we are in for a soggy week. we have live team coverage. when will one of the chowchilla kidnappers walk free? a decision made. complete bay area news coverage starts now. this is ktvu channel 2news at six. >> good evening. we are on storm watch tonight and we are going to be on it it for quite a while it looks like. when you look at the five-day forecast you will see it most of the days have rain drops scheduled so to speak. we have live team coverage starting with bill martin. >> eye. rain out there all day. messing the morning and afternoon drive. let's look at video. we start off first on the east bay and martinez and you can