family of jahi mcmath who is on life support has now found a long term care facility for her here in the bay area. that ist the word from the family's attorney. several doctors concluded jahi mcmath is brain dead after suffering complications from a tonsillectomy. the hospital says there is no hope and wants to remove the life support. the family is hoping for a miracle and went to court to keep the hospital from doing that while they searched for a long term care facility. the attorney says the family hopes to work with children's hospital to coordinate the transfer to the facility. and their attorney is expected to speak about this live at any moment. these are cameras set up outside the hospital there in oakland. as soon as that attorney and the family come out we will bring you the statements live. ups scrambled to deliver

delayed packages amid complaints from customers. the delivery company issued an apology and promises most shipments would arrive today and the remaining by tomorrow. ups blamed the delays on high sume and bad weather. fedex was also late but the company said they were isolated incidents. experts say the problems will unlikely hurt the companies in the long run. >> the real story is that e- commerce is a booming trend. >> amazon is refunding shipping charges for delayed packages and offered customer as $20 gift card. the sounds of caroling were replaced with a cash register. ktvu's cristina rendon is at the mall with a look at how

shoppers are taking advantage. >> reporter: that's right. a new report says holiday sales rose slightly from last year and still stores are pulling out all the stops to attract customers. >> reporter: christmas is in the rear view. some of the best deals are being offered right now. >> 40% off everywhere. using my gift cards paid off. >> reporter: retailers are looking to finish the year strong, offering bargain buys on anything. he says it is considered their retail super bowl. >> retail super bowl. that's right. we are winning. >> reporter: they are scoring points off deep discounts. >> we had significant gains. the shoppers responded extremely well. >> reporter: a report from master card says holiday sales from november to christmas eve

rose 2.3% from last year. sales are up 3.5%. >> hasn't been too bad. we are in the positive right now which is awesome. >> reporter: brookstone is seeing plenty of returns. >> it is thursday. people had to go back to work and recover from yesterday so we are bracing for later. >> the days after christmas can make a year and customers know they have the upper hand. >> we will probably stop at other stores as long as it is on sale. has to be on sale. >> reporter: even though one day sales are almost over other sales will continue throughout the weekend. the final numbers won't be released till next year. live, cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. the san francisco department of public health provided details about possibly hepatitis a exposure to people who ate at a restaurant in

north beach. a food handler tested positive for hepatitis a. anyone who ate or drank there mave been exposed. officials tell us -- may have been exposed. officials say many are vaccinated against the disease but people who may have been exposed who are not acsinated could take protections. >> you can prevent the disease. even though we think the risk is low, it is worth knowing about it so they could make the decision. >> officials say the food handler is restricted from work till she recovered -- he is recovered. man accused of killing a woman on christmas day. ktvu's ann rubin tells us the suspect and the victim had a

history of violence. >> reporter: the victim was seriously injured in a previous incident but her relationship with ernesto rodriguez didn't end after that. ernesto rodriguez was arrested this morning for her murder. the body of alma roque ortega was found by his parents inside their apartment. documents so the two had a troubled past. in 2012 ernesto rodriguez was arrested for assaulting alma roque ortega. he was sentenced to jail time, ordered to take domestic violence classes. in august alma roque ortega asked the order be lifted so he could have peaceful contact. police say this information will be part of their case. >> this is absolutely part of the investigation, determining the current status of their relationship, the past status of their relationship, the past cases where law enforcement had contact. >> i was shocked because she

was the quiet girl, like, nice. i couldn't believe it. >> reporter: friends of alma roque ortega say they are working on a fund raiser to help the family. ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. we know that people celebrate on new years by firing their guns but ktvu's john sasaki was surprised to find out how common it is in richmond. last year there were 100 shootings in a 6 hour period. >> reporter: richmond was quiet but new year's eve is a different story. >> sounds like afghanistan. >> reporter: all the gunfire while residents celebrate the new year. this is the shot spotter system that records all the shooters in the city. >> concern for our safety and the people that is out there. >> reporter: 800 shootings over the last four months of last year but more than 100

shootings in 6 hours over last new year's eve. in those 117 incidents half involved multiple gun shots. 37 were more than 5 rounds and 16 were 10. the highest number 28. >> what goes up must come down. >> reporter: police want to convince you to stop firing into the air. >> people can be hurt. property could be damage. >> reporter: police say in 1999 a man was killed by a falling bullet. >> we had gun shots go off in one area and we have been able to locate houses or cars or people hit. >> reporter: that is why police will be out with the shot spotter able to pinpoint a gun shot within 25 meters. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. we want to go live to the

live press conference regarding jahi mcmath. >> yesterday was a day of thanksgiving and time with family and christmas and the family was praying praying for a a miracle -- for a miracle. >> we shared stories and lot of prayers and actually had smiles and laughter up there. but still hoping for a miracle and looks like we may have gotten one. we found a place that is willing to take jahi mcmath and to care for her and right now we are asking children's hospital to work with us on getting that to happen. as of right now looks like we may have found a miracle to keep jahi mcmath alive and give her a fighting chance to wake up. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> it is in the greater bay

area and it would be paid for by thuinsurance that is -- by the insurance that is already in place and it will cost less. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> insurance obtained through work like everyone has. >> reporter: what about those who say this has gone far enough? the time has come to let her go? >> what people are those? >> reporter: we heard from viewers and the hospital. >> have them have their kids change places and see if they feel the same way. always easy to talk about it when it is someone else's child. this family has done nothing but want the best for their child. when it has gone far enough is when god says it is far enough, not some viewer. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> there is a procedure that has to take place and that is something we have to discuss

with children's hospital. once that happens then we could move her. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> as soon as possible. as soon as possible. they gave us a ticking time bomb of december 30 at 5:00 p.m. so well before them if possible. we need them to work with us and get this done as soon as possible so we could move her before december 30 at 5:00 p.m. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> you should hear yourself. hard to believe insurance company would put someone on life support. i can't agree with you more. hard to believe. it is somebody doing the right thing. they have not put a time limit on this girl's life. as long as there is treatment available the insurance company will assist in providing it till they deem otherwise. she is covered and that is all

that is important. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> we are not going to get into the details just yet or give out the name of it because we don't want people hounding them but that time will come when we will release more information. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> they are more than willing to accept jahi mcmath in their facility. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> no. we have been burning up the phone linealize day today. -- lines all day today. interesting as a lawyer to play two roles, one fighting the courts and one fighting to get them somewhere else. we have been on the phone all day trying to find a facility. i will say a group of catholic doctors reached out and indicated they may have access to a facility and that led us here. a group of catholics inspired by the holiday to get together to make phone calls and

contacts. there was an opportunity but it was in new york, now this opportunity is within 50 miles. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> we have seen her blood pressure go to normal and be able to stay normal. there was a lot of times when her blood pressure was irregular but lately she was stable and she had more movement in her body. she is still showing signs of breathing on her own. we are still very hopeful. very hopeful. >> listening to jahi mcmath's uncle and the family attorney saying they prayed for a miracle and they have found a miracle, a spot that may take jahi mcmath for long term care while she is on life support. doctors declared her brain dead

after a tonsillectomy. they wanted to take her off life support, the hospital did, the family has been fighting to keep her on life support and they have found a facility to take her. >> we will have more news when we come right back.

there is a new on demand deliverly service open every day of the -- delivery service open every day of the year. it is a free app and ktvu's amber lee says it gets you want wherever you want it. >> click on the post mate app sends your request into this center in san francisco. a courier in a car or a bicycle

fulfills the order. they get a phone alert and she has anthur fulfill the order. this order is for take out. >> the best part would be that you get to find new places you might want to eat at, make customers happy when you bring them something. >> food is definitely the voloom driver -- volume driver for the platform. >> reporter: couriers are also able to make purchases at any store in san francisco and deliver them anywhere in the city. >> people are used to services. touch had button and go want. >> reporter: the minimum

delivery charge is $5. the maximum is $15. the charge is determined by how far the delivery is. for this ordter was $7 -- order it was $7. >> reporter: what do you think? >> awesome. it was easy. >> reporter: this is the first time they used the service. >> we will do it again. we are both busy and get home late. >> reporter: in addition to san francisco it is available in seattle, new york and washington, d.c. it has plans to expand to other cities next year. in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. we have been reporting on the unusual weather and today the rising temperature boosted out door activity. ktvu's robert handa with a look at the good and the bad results

from these conditions. [ screams ] >> reporter: the beach boardwalk opens during the winter holidays but in a limited way. today the park operated like a summer day because of the summer like weather. much to the relief of many bay area people who were glad to get away from the dirty air. >> all the spare the air day, noticed driving down sometimes it was smoggy. >> reporter: with weather like this we open more rides and attractions than usual. today we have 10 rides open, games, things like that and we expect to be like that throughout the week. >> reporter: even people enjoying the heat -- >> dry in the mountains. they have the big fire in big sur. we are concerned about something similar in the mountains. >> the water shortage. i live in a agricultural area

and they are ripping out orchards. >> reporter: local reservoirs are at a third of capacity but the underground basin has a good emergency supply. they will monitor conditions throughout january, a heavy storm month. >> we will look at water supply conditions in february and they will consider any potential actions that are needed. >> reporter: it is a long way from water conservation but it is tough to forecast when you are coming off the driest year on record. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. the bay area locked in the dry weather pattern. another day of record heat. oakland 68 degrees. gilroy 73. another round of low 70s across the bay area. 60s for santa rosa.

fremont, december 26. look at the warm temperatures. these numbers 7 to 10 degrees above the average. right now we have high clouds to the north and west and those will be moving into the bay area tomorrow afternoon. right now, temperatures are dropping off. showing you 50s towards shows 58. san francisco 58 degrees. that spare the air alert, towards san jose, a string all week long. one scheduled for tomorrow as well. air quality doesn't prove a bit into friday. we have a weak weather system from the north. lower the number the better the air quality. you can see where we were at. everybody coming down for the north bay, east bay and the valley for friday. still we have the spare the air alert for tomorrow and into the weekend as well because the weather pattern will be warming back up. over night lows tomorrow

morning, low 30s for santa rosa, napa. san francisco 43 and san jose upper 30s. tonight we have clear skies. tomorrow increasing clouds, especially in the north bay during the afternoon. san francisco 7:00 p.m., 43. 3:00 63 degrees and the weekend will be warmer. here is the weather for tomorrow. a cold front on the way and tomorrow a few extra clouds. partly cloudy skies, cooler. this moves out and our friend moves in, the area of high pressure. into the weekend we warm up for saturday, sunday will be the warmest day of the weekend. few neighborhoods flirting with 70 degrees again. here is our forecast, fair skies tomorrow morning and clouds march in throughout the afternoon but no rain expected. highs for tomorrow, these numbers down a few degrees from today. lots of 60ss. warm for this time of year. san jose 66. your five-day forecast into the

weekend, the end of 2013 and no big changes. cooler for tomorrow. weekend always in view. warmer. saturday and sunday. tough to say but some models hinting january 8 -- [ talking at the same time ] >> we will have an update tonight at 10:00 p.m. if they say the same thing, that is a good sign. >> can't get over the pictures. >> beautiful. >> thank you. a bay area football great is calling it quits. also wasn't a lot of holiday spirit last night at the warriors game and today we have learned the fall out from the shoving match that happened last night. back after this. aaçó@

mark is off, fred is here. and one of the warriors will have to write a check to the league. >> round three of the clippers and warriors shoving match, january 30. long enough for green to learn how to make a better exit. last night they had a situation in the final seconds. referees revealed greenswiing elbow on griffin and ejected.

he was fined $15,000. griffin said warriors played cowardly basketball but green didn't take the bait. >> it was a tough division game. you got two good teams playing. we came without with the win. made the necessary plays to win. >> also blake griffin was give an technical foul on that play and he received another technical foul when he got tangled up with bogut. two technical technical fouls draw as automatic ejection. today they said he should not have been whistled for that, he should have been whistled for a common foul. the clippers lost by two. one of the classiest football players is going back to his roots for one day. he signed with the 49ers, played three games, got hurt and released. now nnamdi asomugha will sign a one day contract with the team

that drafted him in 2003, the oakland raiders and then he will retire tomorrow. he had 15 interceptions, scored one touchdown in his career but he was an onfield presence and all pro classy guy. no playoffs but he did get to marry kerry washington. trade off. >> thank so. tonight at 10:00 p.m. union employees vote tomorrow on a third contract and why some say they are not ruling out a possible strike. see you at 10:00 p.m.

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