. good evening, everyone. i'm heather. >> i'm frank somerville. that boat tonight is a multimillion dollar sailboat and it is still stuck in shallow water. authorities say that's as far as three people got after stealing it from the harbor in sausalito early this morning. ktvu's eric is live with some incredible video of the entire ordeal and also the effort to save that boat, eric, that's still going on tonight. >> it is, frank. in fact, the man in charge of getting this boat out of here says it could possibly take all night long. i'm going to step out of the way so you can see it. that is the 82-foot darling. just beyond it is a landing vessel. we're told it's the first boat that's going to try to pull it out of the sand here in this

shallow water, in just the last half hour or so we got the names of the three suspects in this case. they were the people on board. leslie gardner, dario mirror and lisa mode well. everything changed out here today when the owner saw his boat on tv this morning and reported it stolen. >> straight from a $2 million luxury yacht into police custody, authorities in pacifica pulled two men and a woman off of the sailboat darling around noon. run aground in shallow water about 20 yards off of linda mar beach, it all started with a call about a boat in distress early this morning. at one point a diver with the coast guard threw a radio on toth deck to communicate with the three people on board but one man later shouted back he wasn't going anywhere. >> they essentially do not want their coast guard's help at this point. >> police say the darling's rightful owner called them when he saw his boat ton morning news. missings from its slip at the sausalito harbor, all that was left were the steps toth boat

and a shredded shore power cable. >> this was sort of a dream boat. >> jerry tarpin says he's delivered boats for the darling's owner before and despite easy access to boats in this harbor he never expect add heist like this one. >> it rarely happens so this is kind of surprising. of course, that's a trophy boat. >> they're going to do a jept l pull. >> the man in charge of rescuing the darling told us getting it out of the sand is about $50,000 job. >> as nice as this boat is, which it is real nice, it's not designed to have to be towed like this. >> back out here live, you can see the orientation of the yacht has shifted a little bit here as they try to pull it out of the shallow water there. talk to authorities this afternoon who said they found a mess on board the boat, possibly even some beer and pizza on board that may have been brought on by the suspects. of course, we're still checking with authorities watch tg rescue effort here, and we'll have much

more tonight at 6:00. we're live in pacifica, eric rasz mussenk ktvu channel 2 news. san francisco police are investigating the shooting death of a 21-year-old man this morning. police respond today third street and blue avenue after several people called 911 to say they heard shots fired. they found the man lying near the corner with several gunshot wounds. two blocks away officer arrest add 22-year-old man running from the scene, and they also recovered a gun they believe might have been used in this homicide. they have not said what the motive might have been. the man accused of a fatal drive by shooting that ultimately killed three people on the las vegas strip made his first court appearance today in los angeles. 26-year-old amar harris did not speak or enter a plea. he was ordered to return to court next week so nevada officials could begin extradition hearings. he was arrested last weeks in la

after a week-long man hunt. it began with a shooting and crash that killed three people including aspiring oakland rapper kenneth cherry, jr. in las vegas. five others were injured: in less than two hours the los gatos city council is expect today hold a heated debate over the sale of guns in that city. the city council is set to discuss whether to adopt an urgency ordnance which would place a temporary moratorium ton sale of guns in stores. the issue was sparked after a store that sales guns opened shortly after the newtown school massacre in december. tem mrer sports has been the target of protests since then by resident who is don't want the store selg guns. we're learning more tonight about the man who died while competing in the annual escape from alcatraz try yat lon yesterday. 46-year-old ross ellen jer died about 7:30 in the morning during the swimming portion of the reyes. he was from texas. reyes officials say he apparently died of a heart attack after plunging into the cold bay water. the depth is believed to be the first in the 33-year history of that competition. this condominium complex was

evacuated this amp after a construction crew ruptured a gas pipe. the leak was reported about 20 minutes after 1:00 near main street in great mall parkway. authorities say a contractor puncture add two-inch gas pipe with a backhoe. this is a view of the scene now from news chopper 2. residents at the centria condo complex we are vak wait as a precaution. pg&e crews had the leak capped off in about an hour and residents were allowed back in. the damage from last week's massive water main break in san francisco led to more troubles for people in that area with several homes declared uninhabitable and red tagged. ktvu's david steven soften joins us now to tell us there's alts new worries. david. >> heather, that's right. behind me is one of those three red tag homes. there's no damagest mat yet for wednesday's flood and neighbors are now bracing for little wet weather even as they cope with more sink holes here. >> five days after a flood in this west portal neighborhood, 15th avenue remains closed at

wawona street and some residents are drawing increasingly frustrated. >> lack of communication, lack of cohesive message from the city, from the insurance companies. what's going to happen when. >> 23 homes were affected after a 16-inch san francisco public utilities water pipe rupture and had flood third-degree block. cleanup crews today stripped walls. three homes here are red tagged because of sirng hole that is developed soon after wednesday's flood. >> much of the soils have moved due toth water and due toth creek bed type of soil there and so they are structurally basically unsound. >> aerial footage from chopper 2 today shows one hole that spans the backyard of two red-tagged homes. >> it measures 20 feet in diameter, as i said, probably 4 to 5 feet deep. >> cynthia coin is one of the red-tagged residents force today move her dog and family of five to a hotel while dealing with her insurance company. >> he told us what our coverage was and that included the structure and water damage. he just came out a couple hours

ago or not even an hour ago and he's flip-flopping. >> city officials say it's tierly to tell whether some homes will have to be demolished. adding to some homeowners' worries, tomorrow's rainy forecast. >> that's not going to help at all. it's not dry yet. >> now, just under an hur ago, public ewe till is officials met with residents and made them a specific promise. we'll tell you about that coming up at 6:00 and also have an up-close look at a sink hole one man here says opened up in his house just after wednesday's flood. for now reporting live in san francisco, david stephenson, ktvu channel 2 news. arson investigators are looking into how a suspicious fire started at a high school in san jose. it broke out about 12. 30 yesterday afternoon at independence high school on educational park drive. the flames damage add lunchroom and about 15 school offices. there have been at least four suspicious fires at that school in just the past eight months. >> it's very frustrating. we do have cameras, and we have

turned it over to san jose pd and they're going to see if they can help us. >> the fire appears to have started outside at an area where vending machines are located. congress is preparing for what could be another financial crisis. house leaders just released a short-term proposal to avoid a government shutdown on march 27th. this plan would give the pentagon more flexibility in deciding how to administer the automatic -- automatic budget cut that is took effect last friday. it would keep funding at other ajenisis at last year's levels. all sides say a government shutdown is not the answer. >> our goal when we put together a budget is not just to make the numbers add up. our goal is also to reignite the true engine of economic growth in this country, and that is a strong and growing middle sdmrasz the house is expected to vote on the resolution some time this week. members of congress themselves face cuts toth money they use to pay staff salarys and run their offices and it

could mean furloughs for congressional staffers but as ktvu scott macfarland reports it won't mean salary cuts for member of the house or senate. >> congressional staffers, the once who help you with your social security check, va benefit, irs, their sal ris poised to be cut $71 million by year's end but members of congress themselves facing zero dollars in pay cuts [ crowd chanting ] . >> we've known for months federal workers would take a beating because of washington's budget stalemate but now we've learned even the staffers for congress itself will take a punch. a memo sent by house administrators says furloughs are possible for u.s. house and senate staffers. our reporting revealed each local member of the u.s. house could chop about $50,000 from his or her budget within just nine months. brad fich says behind closed doors congressional aids are talking about pay cuts, furloughs and reductions in the popular telephone and in-person

town hal meetings. >> it's not only possible you're going to get a lower level of service from congress if you do have problems dealing with the federal government. it's almost inevitable at this point. you just can't make cuts on budgets that are already very lean. >> senator diane fine stien's office tells ktvu ordered a hiring freeze and travel restrishgss for her staff and one member says he's not buying new office equipment either but members of congress themselves won't lose a penny. the constitution requires congress stage a separate vote to raise or lower its pay. despite months of contingency planning for this budget cry circumstances no pay cut bill was approved. >> there are several proposals to cut congressional pay because of the standoff but none has been passed into law just yet. the average house member and senator now irning $174,000 a year but collectively their staffers poised to lose tens of millions in pay in just the coming months. ktvu channel 2 news. the superintendent of yellow stone national park has decided

to delay the park's spring opening because of those federal budget cuts that went into effect on friday. the usual openings of park entrance in april and mae will be put off one to two weeks. that's so the government can save money on snow clearing from the park's roads. nearby communities such as wyoming and west yellow stone montana anticipate they will lose money because of the late openings. the budget cuts are reportedly already causing delays at some airports. we went to find out if the bay area is feeling the effects. what we found in just 14 minutes. today vice president joe biden took a strong stand against iran's development of nuclear weapons. the vice president told a powerful pro-iz rail lobbying group that the president is not bluffing when he mentions military action and possibility in efts to stop iran. he was speaking toth american izraeli public affairs committee. >> we have a shared strategic commitment. let me make cheer what that

commitment is. it is to prevent rye ran from acquiring a nuclear weapon period. period. end of discussion. period [ applause ] prevent, not contain, prevent. >> those remarks came in advance of president obama's scheduled first trip to israel as president. >> dozens of catholic cardinals from all over the world are now in vatican city. the first group arrived for pre-conclave meetings. it will at least another few days before they pick a date to vote on selecting a new pope. the cardinals first want to be briefed about what they call the true state of vatican dysfunction. scandals over leaked documents and child abuse by priests are casting shadows over plans to elect a new pope. they hope to select a new pope before easter at the end of the month. loose fencing may be responsible for two horses escaping. i'm bryan flores. we'll tell you how this incident

shut down a major freeway. a few clouds out there now, but rain back into the bay area forecast. it's been awhile. i'll let you know when it gets here, how much we're going to get, how long it's going to stick around. right now we are following breaking news. news chopper 2 on the way to a homicide happening at sixth street and pennsylvania in richmond. this is not far from the richmond parkway or from the lucas park and playground. more details on this breaking news coming upright after the break. hmm, it says here that cheerios helps lower cholesterol as part of a heart healthy diet. that's true. ...but you still have to go to the gym.

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. drivers in continue cost county may be use today seeing horses roaming the hills but certainly not wander tg lane of a busy highway. ktvu's brian flores tells u officials were call today roundup two of the animals after they broke free from the ranch. >> two horses are back at their refrj in central martinez doing just fine but not before they were seen walking along a busy freeway off ramp early this morning. >> we were finally able to figure out where the horses came from and citizen helped walk one

of the horses back, and we trailered one of the horses back to their pasture. >> contra cost around 2:40 this morning. when they arrived they saw a group of good samaritans tending toth lost horses. the group had pulled over their car, approach it had horses and led them to a grassy area off the busy road. >> those are big animals. if they hit a car, bad news. >> the chp say it is horses are lucky. had they been loose on a busier time of day, the outcome probably wouldn't have been good. >> these horses accepted a lead rope so there's no problem with actually handling the horses. one horse was very skiddish about the trailer, and that took us quite some time and, actually, we never got the horse toth trailer. we had to walk the horse back to the property. >> animal control officials say this isn't the only time here in martinez where animals have escaped. say they in this case loose fencing was the issue. >> it's not uncommon for

livestock in contra cost county. >> ktvu tried talking to a possible owner at a ranch in shen tral martinez, but they declined to comment. it's unclear whether these horses are the ones that escaped. as for the owners, animal service say they will continue to investigate. >> at this point, no one is in trouble although once we locate the owner we'll decide whether they'll receive an at-large criation. >> the incident did shut down the freeway off ramp for a short time, but it was oeched a short time later. ktvu channel 2 news. we have breaking news right now out of richmond where police are on the scene of a fatal shooting that happened late this afternoon. these are live pictures here from news chopper 2. you can see the street there taped off. this is happening at 6th street and pennsylvania avenue. police say the call came in about 3:40 this afternoon. officer found a 21-year-old man dead. they say that he was shot several times. witnesses say they saw two men running from the scene.

police have not made any arrests but, again, you see a lot of police on hand right now investigating, and that intersection looks like is closed as a result of this investigation. we are working to get more information from you from this as we do, we will bring it to you. the owner of a south bay restaurant is considering rebuilding after his well-noeven restaurant went up in flames. the happy hound has been on los gatos boulevard for more than 40 years. someone driving by just before 50k this morning saw flames and called 911. it took firefighters about 40 minutes to put the fire out. most of the damage was on the outside of the building. the owner says he intends to have the happy hound repair and had back open for business in a couple of months. >> i worked here all my life so it's pretty -- pretty tough, but it'll -- it'll be -- it'll be back and be better than ever. >> fire officials say the fire started at a storage area where there was a freezer plugged in. the cause of the fire is under

investigation, however, authorities are looking into the possibility that it was an electrical fire. first lady michelle obama turned toth internet today to raise awareness about childhood obesity. the first lady took part in a google plus hangout. spread her message across the country about her let's move campaign. she invited children and parents to share their thoughts and questions about living a healthier lifestyle. the first lady says it's important for your kids to make healthy choices and for participants to help them. >> my goal is to make sure that the parents out there understand the impact of the choices that they make. information is really the key to power. >> the first lady also announced several new programs to help naems make healthier choices and to help kids be more physically active. they include a new my plate partnership that identifies recipes that meet usda nutrition standard and laufrnl of let's

move active schools. sales of one's popular personal computer are expected to continue to slide. global sales of pcs will continue to shrink as increasing number of consumers toward tablets. idc expects a decline of 1.23% in pc sales this year after a drop of more than 3% last year. analysts say a shaky global economy is contributeing to those weak sales. there are some new rumors tonight about a plan by apple to produce an iphone-liefk wrist watch. this time bloom berg news is citing unnamed source who say the company has dedicated 100 product designers to this project. the i watch would be able to make calls, show caller id, check map cord gnats, monitor health-related data and serve as a pe come ter. apple has reportedly filed for 79 patents, all of which include the word wrist. the white house today issued a statement supporting the ability of people to unlock their cell phones. unlocking it is a practice that lets people remove the software

restrictions that would keep them from using phones on other networks. the statement came in response to an online petition signed by more than 1114,000. it said unlocking should be legal for anyone not bound by a service contract. would you like a chance to see the giants two world series trophies up close? the 2010 and 2012 world championship hardware will be in san jose tonight from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. tat health trust family resource center on ray street. now, tomorrow noith, they will be at the so cal high school in santa cruz county. they travel to stockton on wednesday and come back to san jose between 4:00 and 8:00 p.m. thursday night at the san jose municipal stadium on oma street. >> boy, those are some good-looking trophies. >> yeah. all right. let's talk about our weather now. finally it looks like some rain. >> yeah. we're into march, now, and it's going to start feeling a little like winter. we've got snow warnings in the morning. we get some rain.

a ton of rain? not a lot, but it's rain, and that's good. we go outside. i want to show you what's happened across the country. got one system here. got one system here and then our system right here. this one is kind of going to wrap in. it looks like it's going this way, but what's going to happen, the models want to press the main low center kind of moving through like this so as it does tomorrow we're going to increase the clouds and then as we get into the evening hours in the north bay we should start to see showers showing up by tomorrow evening. temperatures outside right now are on the mild side. you've got lots of 50s. temperatures have been a little cooler obviously than they were last week when we had 50s and even 70s. today our temperature just in the 60s so tomorrow more clouds and slightly cooler still. >> it's what you expect this time of year and, boy, we need the rain. we can get quarter inch. we can get a half inch of raven out of this system as it moves in late tomorrow afternoon into tomorrow evening and in the overnight hours on tuesday and

wednesday morning. partly cloudy rain late tomorrow. we're sort of not there yet. this thing really is about tomorrow or late afternoon/early evening but we'll notice increasing clouds. an extended forecast kind of keeps the cool air mass or unstable air mass around so the scattered showers and sprinkles keep going for awhile. in the mountain that is means pretty much continuous snowfall. maybe a foot of snow, 15, 16 inches of snow above 5,000 feet. snow levels will be lower than that. so overnight lows tonight will be mild. that's because the clouds moving in. basically get ready for a change. we've had a heck of a run of weather for winter, right. february, january dry. we're going to get a little wet around here. that mean it is morning commutes going to start to get a little slower. when i come back weal give you the detailed time line of the rain because it will impact commutes, and it will impact your day as we go into tuesday, wednesday, and even into thursday. we'll see you back here. >> all right. thank you, bill. well, those automatic

federal budget cuts, will they throw the economy in reverse? we have a prediction from one of the richest men in the world. and jamba juice says something today that could put more money in the pockets of bay area residents. secretary of homeland security says two big airports had delays today related toth sequester, but what did passengers say?

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plans to hire 3500 people ie cross the country with 500 of those jobs right here in the bay area. most will be part-time summer jobs. this is the second year of the company's national hiring day. last year jamba juice pledged to hire 2500 new employees from ages 18 to 30 and ended up adding 6,000. here we are day three of the sequester. the mandatory across the board spending cuts. now, the obama administration warned the cuts would make wait times at the airport even longer. ktvu consumer editor went to san francisco airport to gauge the impact. tom. >> some people are saying that the obama administration really is overstating these aviation cuts. >> the secretary of homeland security says she heard reports of warnings screaming delays at lax and chicago o'hare, but that was news to passengers who we met who came into sfo from chicago just after non.

>> i travel almost every week for work and there really wasn't a big issue this morning. >> here at southwest's always busy oakland terminal, no one from southern california told us they had any tsa delays at all from any airport, but it's fare to expect problems as soon as budget cuts. >> we will see these effects cascade over the next week. >> we've been in conversations with all three of the federal agencies, faa, tsa and customs and border protection. >> sfo expects not just federal employee layoffs but reduced overtime for remaining workers and hiring freeze that would prevent replacement of those who quit or resglier going to make it tough for some of these ajenisis to increase their staff to meet peak volume periods. >> so not only will there be fuer security screeners but fewer air thafk controllers and customs agents, as well, all increasing delays. >> i would say 150 to 200% as

long as we would normally expect. >> we're just being held hostage as my friend over there said by -- by a group of people who are trying to make political advantage out of -- out of our needs. >> airports are busy all the time anyway. backups are, you know, something you -- you don't look forward to, obvious i. >> i just think it would be a terrible idea just to take them out. >> the best advice, simply come at least a half hour earlier than you normally would, and if it ends up being a little bit of a witt, so what. reporting live, tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. billionaire investor warren buffet is giving out business advice. he says stocks are a good investment but note that is they'll likely get hit when interest rates riechltz still buffet says he would rather own stocks than other options such as long-term government bonds. buffet is also weighing in on the frol government's automatic spending cuts. he calls them a quote meat ax approach to deficit reductions. he says those cuts need to be

made one way or the other given all the government's spendings and cash infrugs the federal reserve. a candle light vigil will be starting soon for popular south bay teenager shot and killed this weekend. we'll tell you about the mistierous circumstances that has family and police asking for the public's help. research here at san francisco general hospital's aids ward has led to a cure for hiv. i'll tell you who can benefit. well, well, well.

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rethink possible. . complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. campbell police are doing something tonight that they have not done in almost six years. investigate a homicide. a family as well as police in that south bay city are

searching for answers to this rare and brutal homicide in their community. ktvu's robert honda joins us now live from the high school that is also preparing to mourn this teenaged victim. robert. >> right now we are at santa clara high school where the victim graduated just last year as a popular student and member of the football team. some students and friends are planning a candle light vigil here tonight even as family and police try to make sense of what happened. >> nancy bagel loves her brother and now she misses him. police say 18-year-old richard vega was shot multiple times last night while out on a walk near his home in campbell. he underwent emergency surgery but died early this morning. >> he did the best he could to be the best person he could possibly be, you know, with everybody around him, he had a huge heart. >> some neighbors say they heard the shooting. we heard two gun shots. i heard a guy say, "help me."

it sound really bad. "please help me. ". >> police went door to door today trying to gather information. investigators emphasized they have no evidence vega himself was involved in gang activity. he was a good student athlete at santa clara high school and was attending college while working in a microsoft store. >> he was a good kid and i don't want nobody to misconstrue things thinking that he was involved in anything because he wasn't. he was a good kid. >> for campbell a rare murder case, the first in more than five years. >> we're a smaller city and we get the same crimes every other city gets, just on a lesser scale so pretty rare for us to have a homicide. our last one was in 2007. >> the police and family are asking for the public's help. >> please, like, come forward just so that, you know, you could help us get some peace and just get some answers because right now it's just pure questions. >> at this point, police say their only lead is that a dark-colored sedan was seen

leaving lat mer avenue just after the shooting. the vigil by family and friends here at santa clara high was scheduled for tonight at 7:30. live in santa clara, robert honda ktvu channel 2 news. more now on the developing news from richmond where one person was shot and killed this afternoon. the call came in about 3:40 this afternoon. what you're looking at is the intersection here after 6th and pennsylvania. you can see a lot of police evidence markers there. those are the little yellow dots you see on the screen. this is not far from the richmond parkway and lucas park and playground. it is likely this area is going to be closed down for some time while police investigate. generally it takes a long time to investigate when someone has been killed. they have to go through all the evidence, looking where the bullets were and, again, a lot of evidence markers here. two people were seen runing from the scene. we are working to get more information. we have not heard of any arrests as yet, but, again, the headline of the hour here, one person shot and killed this afternoon in richmond.

as we get more information, weal bring it to you. the alameda county coroner identified a man whouz body was found floating in oakland a week ago yesterday but they still haven't determined a cause of death for 33-year-old bobby e. wilson. investigators say they're waiting for toxicology tests and that could take a few weeks. wilson was a tran sent whose body was found pinned under a dock. will be the title sponsor for the nascar sprint cup reyes next month. the reyes is to be known as the nra 500 and scheduled for april 13th in fort forth texas. the teal was announced today and comes as nra is involved in a national debate on gun violence. following the december school shooting masker in new jun town, connecticut. has sponsored nascar reyeses before. as the trial over the gulf oil spill disaster enters its second week one expert witness says bp knew the area was prone to earthquakes but drilled the

well anyway. the geoscience provided testimony who were suing bp over the 2010 deadly oil rig explosion. he said today that a 6.0 quake back in 2006 probably weakened rock formations on the sea floor and that he had seen evidence that bp knew about that quake before it began to drill the well three years later. in bakersfield police are investigating the death of a woman who was denied cpr at an independent living facility. authorities are look into possible criminal wrong doing. a dispatcher tried to convince a nurse calling 911 from glenwood gardens to provide cpr, but the nurse insisted it was against company policy. she said they were only supposed to wait with the person until help arrived. an 86-year-old woman had collapsed on the dining hal flooshgs and here is one small part of that 911 call. >> is there anybody that work there is that's willing to do it. >> we can't --. >> are we just going to wait -- we're going to let this lady

die. >> well, that's why we're calling 911. i'm sorry. >> we can't wait. she can't wait right now. she is stopping breathing. she can't wait for them to get there. >> paramedics arrived in five minutes and began cpr but unfortunately by that time it was too late. management defended the nurse's actions saying residents must sign an agreement that employees will only call 911 in the event of a medical emergency. the facility does, however, plan to review its policy in light of what happened. a baby cured of hiv. those reports have health experts and people with hiv very hopeful tonight. our health and science editor john fowler is in san francisco now with who may be helped by this the most. john. >> doctors here at san francisco generals aids ward helped perfect the antiretroviral drug therapy that cured this baby. right now many thousands of adults and some children use a three-dlug regimen if taken every day that make it is virus

disappear. >> it happened to me so i'm on. i have since 94. >> which you continue to take the drugs. >> of course. like clockwork. >> at this mississippi hospital, a doctor administered large doses to a child born with hiv, and two years later, without anymore doses, she's been cured. >> they don't really know yet why the drugs worked so much more effectively this time, but it wasn't actually anything new, possibly using more of the drugs, sooner. >> at san francisco's mission neighborhood health center, hofman directs hiv services. because of community clinics, health officials tell me it's been nine years since the last hiv-positive baby was born in san francisco. about a hun a year nationwide but in developing countries, 2 million children have hiv. >> this may be something that we can cure. this might be applicable only to this population, but it really is a great optimistic boost to our efforts to find a cure for

hiv. >> doctors say this advance offered little for adults with hiv. if they stop the drugs, the virus rebounds worse than before. reporting live, health and science editor john fowler ktvu channel 2 news. well, living longer? maybe not. the life expectancy rate among women is suddenly going down, especially among one particular group. and a natural show, the volcano erupted and spewing law have a right now after being dormant for decades.

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. alameda will now be home based to a second sailing team competing in this summer's america cup on san francisco bay. based out of alameda point at the former naval air station. now, city officials say the italian sailing team lew na row sa challenge 2013 will also operate from alameda. city officials say the two teams will boost the local economy, which has strong sailing community and a lot of maritime-related businesses. queen elizabeth the second is back home at windsor castle after a brief hospital stay. the queen was refleesd a london hospital today where she was treated overnight for a truck ailment. if 86 yoerld monarch fell sick friday and hospitalized adds a precaution.

he she's cancelled her engagement thts week. life expectancy appears to be going down for american women. researchers say nearly half of the counties in the united states, women aged 75 and younger are dying at higher rates than in previous years. it seems to be marly true. expert says they don't know why but suggested it might be due to hire rates of smoefking and obesity. a russian volcano has become a huge tourist attraction as it spews hot law have an across the snow. woke from a 30-year slumber in novato and it is showing no signs of slowing down. scientists at the base of the volcano are monitoring the eruption 24 hours a di. rescue crews are also on duty to ensure the af sichlt it's one of 239 active volcanos in russia's far eastern pe flans. we'll tell you what san francisco police are doing tonight to try to find a rifle stolen out of one of their

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now, tonight san francisco police are scouring these streets. they're looking for the right person with the right piece of information they say to help them find that weapon. >> san francisco investigators aren't offering a lot of details about the burglary of an unmarked police car but say the ar-#1r5 similar to this one was stolen out of the vehicle when the two officers got out of the car. >> they secured their ar-145 in the vehicle and locked the vehicle and they were out on foot conducting surveillance in the area and at that time unnoin suspect broke into that vehicle and stole the rifle from the car. >> police don't want to release details about where the rifle was stored in the car or how it was secured but do say it was not visible to passers-by. investigators say getting it back is a high priority for the department. >> we are sparing no expense and working very hard to reach out, see if anybody has any investigation, follow any vthive leads. >> on market street this afternoon, some worried that a gun like that in this

neighborhood spells trouble. >> it's very trouble some because this particular area is very known for drugs. i mean, literally right across the street, they sell crack so hopefully they do find it. >> i wish that would have never happen, you know, but since it did, i hope they find whoever took it and got it. >> that's real, man, because that's dangerous. >> this afternoon police told me there are a host of felonies involved here. the auto burglary alone is a burglary as is stealing the firearm and they say anyone caught in possession of the gun will face possession of stolen property charges. again, police tonight say that they are looking for the right person with the right piece of information to come forward to help them find that weapon. ''re live in san francisco, christian captain, ktvu channel 2 news. also in san francisco if you're parking near at&t park tonight be prepare today feed the meter even more money. that's because in just a few minutes at 6:00, meter hours are being extended until 10:00 p.m.. the meert rates will be 25 cents per hour, but once the baseball season begins, it's going to

cost you even more. for example, if you go toth giants home opener against the cardinals on april 5th and park close to at ut park it'll cost you $7 an hour but park farther away from the ballpark and the price drops to $5 an hour. well, infamous florida mom casey anthony came out of hiding today for an appearance in bankruptcy court. she fought her way through photographers in tampa with the help from her attorney. anthony filed for bankruptcy back in january and today she met with creditors claiming no employment and no recent income. she said she is basically living off the kindness of others. anthony was acquitted of the murder of her two-year-old daughter caylee back in 2011. the fbi has released its files on three different investigations the agency conducted at the request of the late singer whitney houston. the records public today show the fbi conducted one investigation into an alleged extortion attempt against

houston back in 1992, but agents and prosecutors determined no crime had occurred. also, agents found no evidence of criminal threats in fan mail to houston that was forwarded toth fbi in 1988 and 1999. houston, you may remember, drowned in a hotel bathtub in february of last year. new figures show federal taxes on america's wealthiest have hit a near 30-year high. the analysis also shows that while wealthy families are paying more in taxes, middle and low-nfk families aren't paying as much as they used to. according to the tax policy center the top 20% of wage earns will pay more than 20% of their income to federal taxes this year. that's compared to an average of 13.8%, a tax rate of that for middle income families. the average family in the bottom 20% won't pay any federal taxes at all. instead, many will receive tax credit payments actually giving them a negative tax rate of 2.7%. all right.

this is when it pays to be friends with the meteorologist. ask bill right now, i need my personal forecast. going to be in napa tomorrow for mothers against drunk driving event. will i need the umbrella. >> what time are you going to be there. >> 11:00. >> fine. >> okay. >> yeah. you're fine. but after act 5:00 the showers start so you will need umbrellas but much out of the day tomorrow is marked by increasing clouds. those showers show up late in the day and then they go overnight. here's the system i'm tracking. i showed it to you earlier. its momentum or trajectory is going to be something like this. it's a nice-looking system but notice not a lot of water down here. cold air, speckled cloud stuff but not a lot of moisture with this system or not a lot of well-organized moisture so we're anticipating rain. winds are bloeg about 13 miles an hour out at the san francisco airport. 10 miles an hour out of the west at oakland airport. winds are kind of light today. the winds will start coming out of the south as we get into

tomorrow afternoon. rain fall accumulations maybe an inch of rain. cool temperatures 50s. down 3500 feet somewhere around there. as this system comes in, gets close tomorrow when heather is up in napa, we're looking at increase in clouds and showers start in the north later in the day and by the evening the system moves through. that's when we'll get the bulk of the rain. what that means, though, is your afternoon commute for most of us, fine. your morning commute on wednesday, wet. i suspect much of the bay area will be wet with wednesday morning commute. this is the computer model and time line. take a look here. 8:00 on tuesday, right, there's showers showing up around napa, santa rosa. then go into the overnight about 11:00 come back for #10shg news live storm tracker 2 will be laid up. there's your wednesday morning commute. so scattered showers. down the mountains there will be a winter storm warning easily a foot of snow up there. this is the kind of system with the low snow levels in stability that i think it could keep snoeg up there for a couple days.

a foot of snow easy, i would suggest, maybe more than that, maybe a foot and a half. so as we go into wednesday amp, still some light scattered showers. mountains keep going. then as you go into thursday, look what happens, more scattered thousanders and mountains are still going. forecast highs tomorrow upper 50s, low 60s. five-day forecast with bay area weekend in view then. i got a little bit of sun in there because there are going to be some braeks, but we are looking at kind of a wet period as we go into the next 48 hours. i wish there was more behind it. as we head toward it is weekend. maybe an ifrmg of rain if all goes well. >> thanks bill. lighting up the night the big bay bridge project that officially launches tomorrow night and could more have been done? there are new questions tonight about the massive sink hole that's believed to have swallowed up a man as he slept in his florida home. 97

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. it's almost time to flip the switch on the new lights on the bay bridge. want to show you some animation here of what the 25,000 l ed lights will look like on the western span. boy, that's beautiful. they're set to be turned on at 9:00 tomorrow night. the lights are part of an art installation to mark the bridge's 75th anniversary. they are expected to shine from dusk until 2:00 a.m.

for two years at least. a second sink hole opened up today in a tampa, florida area only a few miles where a man disappeared when the ground suddenly gave way under his house. demolition crews were on the scene of the first sink hole tearing down that house and exposing the depression that is 50 feet deep in the earth. jeffrey bush was sleeping in the house when the ground began to give way thursday night. rescuers today said it was just too dangerous to go after him. his brother, though, says he believes more could have been done to save bush. >> my two-year-old daughter keeps asking where's jeff. let's go get jeff. let's dig jeff out of the hole. mommy, daddy, let's go home. i have no home to go to. >> the family placed mementos into the scoop of the heavy machinery and the operator lowered it into the hole where jeff bush will remain buried. well, the pipe that burst has now been repaired but the problems in this bay area

neighborhood only getting worse. coming up in just two minutes, we go inside one home where a sink hole has actually opened up inside one man's living room. thousands march on the state capitol. the list of demands these college students have and the to find some common ground.