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. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. police in east bay are following up on a crime victim's tip and are now searching a storage facility for evidence of a shocking theft. good evening, i'm ken wayne. >> hello everyone i'm heather holme. >> brazen burglars almost got away with their crime against two contra costa non-profit, but tonight they

are behind bar and stolen property recovered. ktvu a debora villalon live in martinez and debora you were with detective when they found a cache of stolen goods. >> reporter: heather, it happened within the last hour, stolen speaker, pictures, clothing, book, all items pulled from this garage. very promising for two organizations, wiped out by a burglary last month. contra costa county sheriff's deputies arrested and escarbohydrate martinez man from his home to a waiting patrol car. >> we're going to do a walk- through of the property and have a better idea of where things are at. >> reporter: thing stole drenfrom a 350-year- old charity that provides christmas gift and party for the poor and elderly. >> had was all present and clothe and it's gone. >> reporter: days ago they showed us the ransacked area. thieves cut a hole in the wall

and got away with some $60,000 in goods. some all right later surfacing at a flea market. tonight warrant were served. a house and outbuilding searched with mary perez on handed to identify her item. >> we're still missing christmas item, refrigerator and tables and chairs and somebody out there knows where they are and will return them. >> reporter: recovery would rhomas a big relief for alhambra volunteer who use it for the grad night party and lost thousand of dollars in tool and electronics. >> i can't say enough bad thing about these people. >> reporter: now victims have seen two arrest, one friday, the other tonight for felony burglary and vandalism. the non-profits will look for a more, new secure location. >> the thief know where we are and they know how to break into your building and we have been alarm system and everything

that we can and they still break in. so we have to find a new home, but this home has been free to us all of these years. so i don't know what we'll do. >> reporter: those ripped off would like to turn this trickle of recovered item into a torent and if anyone has brought anything with the initials "ffe," christmas for everyone to return those with no questions asked. debora villalon ktvu channel 2 news. alameda county deputies are hoping that surveillance video hike lead them to the killer or killer of a migrant worker. >> reporter: it's tucked hot topic a home on princeton street in unincorporated hayward and now the camper has become a is crime scene. this woman asked us not to show

her face, she is too afraid. >> he heard the shots and came for help, oh, they hit me. i got really scared. but then i calmed down because i have to call 911 for the for the tenant it was too late. he tie died at hospital. alameda county sheriff's deputies has not officially identified himself, but early homeowner say he moved here from mexico and was working two jobs at local restaurants. >> he had a problem, a fight with somebody at work, but we don't know who they are. >> reporter: authorities are trying to figure out if recent trouble might have factored into his death, but right now they have little to go on. >> there are no suspects right now. we're search the area and we have a lot of businesses around here that have video capabilities. >> right after he yelled there was three, four to five shots. >> reporter: then neighbors say they saw two cars, one dark, one light speed away. >> there were two car, like a

is subaru and other from this direction. >> reporter: they are rip current even sure to contact in mexico about their tenant's death. >> we don't know his family and there is no nobody to claim. >> reporter: they say that the man lived here a few months last year and just moved back eight day ago. ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. also in hayward authorities tonight are looking for the driver involved in a hit-and- run crash that left a child injured. happened before 12:30 near vallejo and sunset boulevard of the highway patrol says the suspect was driving a stolen lexus when he round a corner too fast and hit a parked car. authority say the driver, a passenger and a child, who appeared to be limping ran from the scene. a witness tells us that the driver had just picked up the child from a nearby birthday party. in american canyon a police chase ended with the suspect

crashing into a police cruiser. police say it started with a roby at 24-hour wal-mart this morning. authorities say 64-year-old robert craig of vallejo claimed to have a gun and took off with a television. the suspect crashed into a police car and was taken into custody. the officer were not hurt. friend of a richmond man who was shot and killed on monday held a car-wash today to raise money for funeral expense. police say 20-year-old lincoln plair was washing a car for a family he often helped when he was gunned down. relative say plair spent many hours volunteering at the pogo park in the iron triangle neighborhood. he would pick up trash including singers from the playground to make it safe for children. there have been no arrest in his death. we are getting word that a missing high school student from martinez is safe tonight. martinez police say they have credible information that 1- year-old ryan

menjivar is in good shape. as we reported missing on february 25th. family and friends held a vigil for him on wednesday. friends told us that he had been bullied at school. the family of a missing oakland woman is planning a prayer vigil tomorrow in hope of bringing her home. 31-year-old erica maska-leris was seen in oakland on wednesday at a store on 34th street and telegraph avenue. that is where her friends and family plan poto hold a vigil and say maska-leris is in good physical and mental condition, but has had suicidal tendcies in past. new video that highlights those who stood by the side road to pay respect to two slain santa cruz officers. this was taken by a police officer who mounted a camera as he rode along the motorcade for

the offer. those who lined the path during thur's further procession and many held sign and other held flag and put their hand on their heart. they were shot and killed on february 26th when they were investigating a sexual assault case. the suspected gunman was killed in a shoot-out with police. hundreds of people received hundred dollar gift card at a begin buyback event in vallejo. organizers say 350 weapons and even a rocket launcher were turned in. father of fairfield city council member matt garcia shot to death in 2008 said event like this are effective in reducing gun violence. >> we're never going to get our son back, matt garcia back. but we can also -- we can try to help establish venue where people don't have to low their son. >> this is the first countywide gun buyback held in vallejo county. ktvu consumer editor take

onto the span to show us the major milestone achieved today. >> reporter: like giantelo elephant trunks cranes lay truck after truck of superstrong conceit on the new eastern bay bridge span. >> 136 truck are transporting 1220 cubic yards of concrete and the space that they are filling in today is roughly 80 feet wide by 107 feet long length, that is about three football field. >> reporter: as strong as all that concrete is what really gives the bridge its superstrength is steel bebar that can handle any earthquake that the faults can hand out. >> this bridge is designed to withstand the strongest ground motions within a 1500-year period. >> reporter: as strong as the section is, because it's so lock it will

have great flexibility to deal with everything from bearing traffic loads to changing temperatures to great earthquakes. >> the concrete needs to cure for about a week after then it will be strong enough for vehicles to travel over it. >> reporter: 5:00 a.m. september 3rd it will be open for at least 150 years of business, also opening in what will be the year of infrastructure, the slide and caldecott tunnels. tom vacar, chase utley charl. >> more detail awe take another live look at bay bridge. caltrans says crews still have a lot do before the new eastern span opens september 3rd including coating and painting the main cable, installing the light and utilities, finishing paving and installing expansion joints to allow the bridge to flex during an earthquake. for more on the new eastern span, including raw video from today's concrete pour, just go to our website, ktvu.com and clerk which are on "the bay bridge project" tab.

now to our continuing coverage on preparations to elect a successor to pope benedict. today crew set up a chimney on the roof of the sistine chapelle. the conclave is scheduled to begin tuesday the new pope is chosen by the college of cardinals and the chimney installed play an important role in the proceedion. after each round of voting bit cardinalled the ballots are burned. if black smoke is rising from the chimney, it means no pope has been selected. but if white smoke emerges it means that the cardinals have reached a majority vote on a new pope. a taxing debate in one bay area city. the proposal to charge people for every e-mail they send, and where all of that money would go. a very popular tourist attraction on the chop block and the reason that the people will not be allowed to tour the

white house as of today. the new secretary of state it's first trip is rock by violence and how close chuck hagel was to that blast. there's this island -- and it's got super-cute kangaroos. barrow island has got rare kangaroos. ♪ chevron has been developing energy here for decades. we need to protect their environment. we have a strict quarantine system to protect the integrity of the environment.

forty years on, it's still a class-a nature reserve. it's our job to look after them. ...it's my job to look after it. ♪ e-mail are free and postage stamps are not and that is one of the big problem facing the u.s. postal service. jade hernandez live in berkeley to use e-mails to save the local post office. >> well, ken it all starts with

the sale of the u.s. postal building behind me. and the end of saturday service. both of those things got a berkeley city councilman thinking how could the u.s. postal service make some fast cash? >> an idea he heard about a few years ago seemed to apply and all he had to do was look at his inbox. why not tax e-mail? if send an e-mail to pull the u.s. post office out of debt, but involved a small tax, would you pay it? >> i don't have a yes or no. >> reporter: berkeley city counsel man wozniak suggested looking at revenue ideas on a federal level. a 100th of a cent tax on sent e- mail. a bit tax. his city like many other face no saturday delivery and u.s. postal service has considered selling the downtown postal building. >> one of the reasons is the internet is taking business away from the post office and

one it's more convenient, but it's being subsidized. it's essentially providing service for free. it's like the case of amazon versus local small business. >> reporter: keep in mind this is not endorsed by the u.s. post office. spokesperson austine ruiz ironically e-mailed me a statement, "it's important to note that people care enough to even consider ideas and options to help the post office. but makes it clear," our plan which is currently being updated including legislative reform proposals and actions to reduce costs and grow revenue." under a federal act right now you can't tax e-mails. that may change when the tax expires in 2014. >> the post office is such a valuable service. >> reporter: councilman wozniak brought up the e-mail tax at last

wednesday's meeting and says it would lessen spam. chez panisse announced its canceling all reservation for the next two week following yesterday's fire. that early morning blaze damaged the building's exterior and dining room. officials say it appears that the fire started under the building in an area with electrical equipment. restaurant owner alice water says they plan to paint and will take new reservations on monday. whole food official say within five year all product within their north american stores will have labels detailing their genetically modified or gmo. the president of the supermarket chain says they are seeing demand for gmo. >> free product. however many sciee safe. last year california voters shot down an initiative that would have required gmo labeling. it was a big day for some

bay area youngsters who learn how'd to handle a bully and got to meet an oakland raiders player. yossef azim helped kid at tend loin boy and giggles club with tactics on how to deal with bullies. they headed out for drills with linebacker william. >> officer azim says program was started by his bronco to build youngsters with strength and confidence. some are encouraging same- sex couples to apply for other benefit of being married. if the infrastructure strikes down the defense of marriage act, couple may be eligiblor retro activity payment. tax expert say filing now is important, because there is a three-year statute of limitations for refund. oral argument on the federal law and california's proposition 8 begin march 26th

with a decision expanded by the end of genuine. >> in his weekly address president obama hailed the drop many unemployment rate and says washington should ensure that the economy keeps improving. >> our businesses have created jobs every month for three years straight. nearly 6.4 million new job in all. our manufacturers are bringing jobs back to america, our stock market as rebound. new homes are being built and sold at a faster pace and we need to do everything that we can to keep that momentum going. >> the jobless rate of 7.7% is the lowest in five years. next week the senate will take up the budget bill just passed by the house. it funds the government through september, and keeps the sequester cut in place. tourists in washington and would-be tourist across the country are angry they can no longer tour the white house. >> the white house is our house! >> 6th gradered in iowa posted a protest on facebook receiving thousand of "likes." in spite of e-mail and a phone

message on the white house line, tourists in d.c. were surprised and disappointed. >> for him to just turn 8 and he had it on his bucket list and on that bucket list was d.c. and the white house and so it was a little bit upseting. >> . my mother was looking forward to the visit at white house, because this with a her birthday gift from her kid. >> the white house admitted the choice between pay cuts pronatoris was not a easy one. s. >> chuck message's first visit to afghanistan as defense secretary coincided with two suicide bomb attacks that killed at least 19 people. a bowler at a checkpoint in eastern afghanistan killed several children and policewoman. minute before a bomber struck the capital city of

the kabul where secretary hagel had just arrived. as christina mutchler tells us that the taliban took responsibility for that attack. >> reporter: hours after check hagel touched down on his first overseas trip as defense secretary, a suicide bomber struck outside of the afghan ministry of defense in kabul. according to police the blast killed at least nine people and injured 14 others. hagel was a safe distance away and said he was in a briefing when he heard the boom. >> we're in a car zone. i have been in war. so you shouldn't be surprised when a bomb goes off, or there is an explosion. >> reporter: hagel, who is a vietnam vet says is he in afghanistan to thank the troops. >> thank you for your service, guys. >> reporter: he met with the 101 airborne division in jalalabad and awarded two purple heart and answered soldiers questions, some of which focused on budget cuts. >> i will do everything within my power to assure that the funding is there and the commitments that we have made to you are fulfilled. >> reporter:

on this trip, hagel says he wants to get a better cms understanding of the progress that the u.s. is making in the war. >> we're going to continue to work with the afghans and our coalition partners to fight that war and to assure that the afghan people have every ability and right to develop their own country, their own way, in a democracy. >> reporter: a taliban spokesman claimed responsible for saturday's attack in kabul, saying, "they can strike when and where they ple." but official say the defense secretary was not a direct target of the bowling. christina mutchler, ktvu channel 2 news. a scare at jfk airport in new york. what happened on the tarmac that has prompted a federal investigation? and when the runway into a house, what witnesses heard before a small plane went down. coming up in news of the world, why these monks are gathered in

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. we're following developing news right now in daly city, that is where an investigation is underway tonight of a car crash killed three people. firefighter tell us that the accident happened around 8:1 and two car were involved. three fem were pronounced dead at scene and a fourth person was taken to the hospital with unknown injury. man chooen by venlaw's late president hugo chavez to take over hi death was sworn into office. chavez died of casper last tuesday at the age of 58.

former south african president nelson mandela is in hospital undergoing what the government called a scheduled checkup. official say there is no need for alarm over mandela's hospitalization. in egypt deadly protests in cairo and port said, seven police officer were acquitted. 4 people were killed in the soccer riot and another thousand were injured. in palestine a christian neighborhood was set on fire after a christian man was arrested yesterday accused of making blasphemous remarks about the muslim prophet muhammad. they say they wanted officer to hand over the accused man to the mob of the at least 100 home were destroyed in the fire

police say many christian have fled the area, fearing for their lives. and in thailand buddhist monks played for african elephants who are being killed for their husks. in a report released at the conference this week scientists say 60% of the forest elephants in africa were killed by poachers. in seattle, a plane crashed into a home. the plane flipped over, hit the street and skidded into the home's garage. two people inside the house were not hurt and while the plane spilled fuel no fire started. >> the faa is investigating a mishap at new york jfk' art. earlier this morning the wind tipping of an air india jet clipped the tail of a jetblue

airplane as it sat near the gate. passengers aboard jetblue scribe described the impact a hard bump. no one was hurt and parker had to wait a few hours before boarding another plane. a sailboat race ends in tragedy and we'll have a look at daring rescue to save several boaters. giving the gift of life. a blood drive in the east bay was more about donating blood and the inspiration behind today's event. hello. hello? the words g this way-there's no way. oh, the lights came on. isn't technology supposed to make life easier? at chase we're pioneering innovations that make banking simple. deposit a check with a photo. pay someone with an email. and bank seamlessly with our award-winning mobile app. take a step forward... and chase what matters.

. more details are emerging about an accident that killed a 36-year-old man from san diego. during a sailing race near is an clemente island, the sailboat lost its steering, but the crew refused offers of help. the coast guard sent a helicopter to rescue the six

sailor. after reaching land one man was pronounced dead and the owner five hospitalized. today dozens headed to fremont to give the gift of the life in honor of a police officer. this is the 3rd annual blood drive held in for todd young. after undergoing ten surgeries young is now back on s.w.a.t. team. told us by phone he took part in the multiagency sweep in oakland that we reported on yesterday. >> there are hero everyday in and out and they come here to save other people's lives on top of it. it's just a miracle. >> michael lause came to the drive to raise abasin an organ donor of he received a lung tran plant from a fallen richmond police officer in 2008. >> another person got a heart and a kidney and somebody else got a kidney.

someone got a pancreas and someone got hi liver. plus he was a tissue donor and someone gotstriction it. >> it was held at saddle rack country western club and officer young told us more than a hundred unit of blood were connected. a contra costa man is behind bars suspected of killing his father. richard wester was found dead in his home. his song, matthew wester was in the home and questioned and then arrested. investigators are not saying how the elder wester died. back in march of 2010 richard wester had taken out a restraining order against his son. it had expired in june of 2011. hundreds attend a fort worth in sacramento today for a 9-year-old boy who police say was killed by his father. matthew hernandez of natomas was remembered a fearless kid who loved animal and spider- man. police say last week the boy's father used a hatchet to kill

matthew as he slept. the boy's older bother witnessed that attack. today matthew's grandmother delivered his eulogy. >> he was very loving thoughtful and considerate. >> fillip hernandez was arrested oe boy' mother feared hernandez and feared there protection from family court official. police arrested ownerert park man for allegedly using a machete to attack his roommate just before 4:00 a.m. officers say they found a 22- year-old man suffering from severe cut to his face and leg. he was hospitalized, but officials have not railingsed his condition. 21-year-old kyle sorenson was arrested on suspicion of assault with a deadly weapon and mayhem. cat haven near fresno has

been closed since wednesday when a 4-year-old male lion named cous cous natally mauled 24 dianna hanson. investigator believe that the lion somehow escaped his cage and then attacked hanson when she was in the lion's cleaning enclosure. a medical condition prompted singer morseey to postpone his san francisco concert tonight. ♪[ music ] morsi was supposed to sing earlier this evening. a message posted on-line this afternoon said the show had been called. canceled. well, tonight is the tonight to set those clocks forward to daylight saving time. the time change actually started 95 years ago to get more daylight in the evening hours and to save electricity. some people say it is time to do away way with the switch and argue that the loss of sleep

confuse our biological clock. fire official say this is a good time to put new batteries in your smoke detector. looks like a princess. effort today to make dreams come true for hundreds of bay area high school girls ahead of this year's rhom. also weather, boy it keeps warming up and our meteorologist mark tamayo is coming up which we see 70-degree temperatures. download the ktvu app and watch all you have our newscasts live. be connected anytime, anywhere. ♪ roundup ♪ i want a weed free season, that's how i roll ♪ ♪ so i reach for roundup extended control ♪

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. nasa is he a large asteroid

whizzed past earth. scientist just discovered the space rock six days ago. these images come from a space telescope in the canary island. researches say the asteroid is about the size of a football field and at its closest was about 600,000 mile away, more than twice as far asp moon. there was no danger of it striking earth like the one that landed in russia last month. if you look outside, you probably see a lot of stars, because it's been clear and warm. >> temperatures are back up in the 70s. a few spot would be approaching the 80-degree mark. so get ready for that. we have been advertising a warm- up. can you see the temperatures from this afternoon rake from the upper 50s in pacifica to the 60s to lower 70s out toward santa rosa, fairfield and antioch. right now you can see the clear sky on live stormtracker it with basically a few high clouds moving into parts of the bay area. with the clearing skies temperatures have been dropping off this even.

we'll look at some of the current readings for the 10:00 hour. downtown san francisco 51 degrees. and hayward currently checking in, 50. we're tacking about the time change and look at this. with the sunrise tomorrow with the spring forward tomorrow, sunrise is at 7:28 and sunset, lots of light out there for the evening hour, 7:13. we will have lots of clear sky for cower sunday. first thing tomorrow morning, temperatures will be in the 30s to the 40s. santa rosa, 35. downtown san francisco 45 degrees and san josi right about 40. this was the area of low pressure that produced the rain showers we had back on thursday. that is well out -- that is moving way out of picture. a day weather pattern developing offshore as high pressure continues to strengthen and push the stormtrack to our north. we started to warm up today and warming trend continues sunday into monday. primarily away from the coastline. we're still going to have patchy fog near parts immediate coast, but key headline a dry

week ahead with no rain clouds showing up on the five-day forecast. for tomorrow morning. we could have patchy fog developing especially south of pillar point, but basically closer to monterey bay. this forecast model increases fog coverage coastside by tomorrow night and this would be a factor first thing monday morning with locally dense fog near the immediate shoreline. temperature tomorrow, most neighbor on average 2-4 degree warmer than today, oakland 69 degrees and livermore, 71. san josi 70. sunnyvale, 6 degree and a great day in san francisco, temperatures approaching the mid-60s. 65 degree by 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. here is a look ahead, your five- day forecast, with your weekend always in view. and temperatures continue to warm up a little bit for monday and tuesday. notice that i painted in a little patchy fog near part of coastline for the morning hours. that could impact some of the visibilities, but wednesday, that could be the day, heather

and ken, temperatures a few spots will approach the 80- degree mark, morgan hill and gilroy. >> so hit the beach, you say there might be some fog? >> especially for the morning hours there could be some fog u- i will give it a go. you are not going to stop me. latest. >> we'll see you at the beach. >> okay. >> thank you, mark. tomorrow marks the kickoff of the street season in san francisco of the sunday street fair rups from 11 a.m. to 4 am and the car-free event will close the embarcadero to fisherman's wharf. and it does look like is there is going to be nice weather in city for that tomorrow. high school girs from over the bay area were in san francisco today to pick out that all important prom dress. thousand of dresses in every size and color were on display

today, courtesy of the princess project. that group collects nearly-new and gives them away to any high school student who want one. the girl just had to show a valid high school id to get in. >> i was looking at dress on- line and they were, like the ones that i liked, a lot were close to $100 and i found one i love that is free. >> the girl were able to choose one accessory to go with their gown and the dress giveaway continue tomorrow and on sunday, march 16th. >> if only getting a date with a that easy. true. coming up next, the shark sincing the blue after they host st. louis. sportswrap with joe fonzi is next. get the speed to make ] a great first impression. call today get the speed to make ] to get u-verse high speed internet for as little as $14.95 a month for 12 months with a one-year price guarantee. this is delicious. ♪ [ male announcer ] save the day in an instant. at&t.

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