>> reporter: this was the scene november 15, a car collided with the officer's motorcycle. >> absolutely happy that this is all that happened. >> reporter: this is a photo of him wearing his helmet. that day he switched to a new one. >> yeah, i mean -- >> reporter: he is facing a long road to coverry and without the 5% extra -- recovery and without the 5% extra hazard pay. the san jose police officers association has been fighting against the change that was implemented in june. >> this is going too far, especially we are losing 7 plus officers a year to other agents. >> reporter: officials say it is a budget necessity. >> if we have dozens of

employees who are receiving premium pay that they are not earning that is a problem for us. half million dollars a year is a lot of money. >> reporter: while he says his focus is on rehabbing this change feels like a slice. >> do they even care about the way they treat us? >> reporter: he doesn't know how much longer the injuries will keep him away from work but officials say the disability checks she receiving may -- he is receiving may mean he is taking home more than before. ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. an arrest now for the fire at chinese consulate in san francisco is prompting new discussions about safety there. ktvu's david stevenson is here with why they are still concerned at the chinese consulate. david? >> reporter: you can see some of the repairs that have been done here but even with an arrest officials say things are

not as safe as they should be. >> the fbi says it took three days for him to turn himself in after setting this fire at the chinese consulate in san francisco. >> he self-surrendered to officers at which time the fbi and san francisco police department took him into custody. >> reporter: investigators say he called 911 friday and told police that he made the fire. >> not going to comment on motive at this point in time. can't do it. >> the fbi says it was a criminal, not terrorist act. he told investigators he had been hearing voices and the chinese consulate had to have been involved. >> it will remain for a while till we know for sure this was just an isolated incident.

>> reporter: officials met this afternoon with a security service today to discuss the building. >> learn lessons from this incident. >> reporter: the fbi did not provide a booking photo. he is scheduled to appear in court tomorrow morning. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. leland yee said i am relieved to hear an arrest has been made in the arson at the chinese consulate in san francisco. such acts of violence cannot and will not be tolerated in our community. a san jose state university student pleaded not guilty to hate crimes today. logan beaschler he is one of four charged with milt battery battery -- misdemeanor battery

and hate crimes. prosecutors claim the victim was injured when they locked a bike lock around his neck. all four white students have been suspended. we know the name of a man found stabbed in a building on market street this morning. they identified the man as a 21- year-old. they found the victim stabbed to death inside the lobby of a building on market just before 3:30 a.m. this morning. police seeled off every exit and fire escape in the building. so far no arrests have been made. as we reported at 5:00 p.m. the brain dead 13-year-old from tonsillectomy is no longer at children's hospital. she has been moved to undisclosed catholic

organization for continuing care. legal experts disagree, ktvu's john fowlers had more on -- has more on how this case could impact other families. >> reporter: one expert said a deeper tragedy might be if this case persuades other families that patients can recover from death. >> the family claims the hospital violated jahi mcmath's constitutional protections including freedom of religion and they said getting a judge to extend time on a ventilator extends precedent. >> what we heard was something that stopped the medical industry in its tracks. >> this revolutionized the law. not yet. >> reporter: he points out jahi mcmath is legally and actually dead. and as such has no

constitutional rights. the family moved her to a undisclosed catholic organization last night. >> i think it will resonate back into cases. >> reporter: one concern is that organ donations may decline if this case encourages families to cling to the hope of a miracle. the family is due in court tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. at city college of san francisco -- as city college of san francisco continues to fight for accreditation, house minority leader nancy pelosi delivered a message of support today. she said efforts to cut back on spending will cost the nation more in the long run. nancy pelosi urged the students

to sign up for classes and stay focused on studies. >> never beena complaint about the education -- never been a complaint about the education. >> last july the commission found the school failed to improve financial and over sight problems. the judge granted a injunction allowing city college of san francisco to keep its accreditation till a trial can be held. police arrested a employee on embezzlement charges. the 21-year-old worked at dick's sporting goods and he would let friends take merchandise without paying. they say he stole $300 at a time and there were 45 incidences of theft. yahoo users may have been

targeted in a malware attack. thousands of users who go to yahoo.com were infected with malware through the advertising service. it could leave your computer vulnerable to hackers. they are blocking the infected advertisements. most of the attacks were limited to europe. target is hosting job fairs this week as it looks to hire hundreds of people for a store in south san jose. the store opens in march. the goal is to hire 300 people. job fairs will be held on thursday and friday. and then on saturday, at the work to future building in san jose. on wall street today the dow, s&p and nasdaq all closed lower. the dow is down 44 to 16,425., the s&p is down 4 to 1,826. the nasdaq is down 18 at 4,113.

experts say the mood among investors could continue till friday. several groups gathered today calling for better labeling of foods that contain genetically modified organizisms. -- organisms. opponents of gmo products say they are not natural. in 2012 proposition 37s was the first attempt to label -- 37 was the first attempt to label foods and lost, now they are working to push the idea again. 1.3million americans reached out to the department of agriculture to label food. >> we have a right to know what we are buying. we have a right to buy our food in a transparent way.

>> studies reveal 100% of ge groups have been engineered -- robs have been -- crops have been engineered. it took firefighters an hour to control a fire in a apartment building this afternoon. that fire started about 3:45 p.m. in the basement level. firefighters called a second alarm because it was a multiple unit building. smoke alerted everyone of the fire, no one was hurt. man who was struck and killed friday morning has been identified. the 32-year-old died around 5:30 a.m. on north bound highway 2atey. investigators say -- 280. investigators say he was

driving a stolen gmc. he was struck by several cars. the prompted the closure of lanes on highway 280 for 5 hours. the driver involved in a collision on interstate 580 last month was in court today. the 53-year-old was arraigned today on felony dui and voluntary manslaughter charges. he was behind the wheel of his hummer when traffic slowed and he slammed into the back of a jeep. the jeep burse into flames. the 29-year-old died in the collision. he was arrested after the crash. he was killed 7 years ago but the case is still unsolved. the way a bay area mother is trying to find her son's killer. >> winter but you wouldn't know it, what firefighters are on fire lines. >> a look at the rain chances as we move into the five-day

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it was on the block of 13 13th and folsom in san francisco where he was shot and killed in his suv, 7 years later it is still unsolved. ktvu's allie rasmus reports. >> reporter: every few hours she post as new picture. >> he was like 2 months or something. >> very good all star goalie. >> reporter: memorializing her

son's life. hosting an online vigil. >> for my own comfort, satisfaction, grieving, peace. >> reporter: she hopes it will humanize her son to show the world this was someone's child. not just a murder victim. january 7, 2007, he and a friend were driving home from a nightclub, a car pulled up, someone shot and killed him and drove off. >> i need the person that did this to be responsible and do his time and be put away. >> reporter: police think the suspect may have gots into an argument with -- got into an argument with him and followed him. investigators helped create this sketch. 7 years later, all leads have dried up. >> we are hoping someone might know something, witness something, heard something to

police contact the san francisco police department. generating publicities on social media could help the investigation. >> sometimes, you know, i get very disappointed and -- that it is taking so long. i keep the hope and the faith that someday will come. >> reporter: in san francisco, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. the east contra costa county fire district will discuss a parcel tax tonight to keep 5 fire stations open. they are expected to recommend placing the proposal on the june ballot. it would start at $98 a year and increase 3% every year. the district says it is getting ready for november and a grant is set to expire. there will be community meetings this months to answer questions about the tax.

firefighters are battling with winter wildfire. 358 acres burned since two days ago. containment is 40%. 16 members of a strike team are helping battle the flames. no word on how the fire started but the leader says dry conditions are partially to blame. major disruptions for air travelers. 3800 flights were canceled across the country today. hundreds of people are stuck, including ktvu's noelle walker, she sent this picture in chicago where she has been stranded since yesterday. temperatures in chicago hit 14 degrees below zero this afternoon. a lot of clouds out here but no rain. there are showers in the bay area forecast but they are minimal at best. you see green north of here. up here. this area, north of us, they

are getting rain. we are going to continue to see high clouds. temperatures took a hit because of the cloud cover. getting cool out there. santa rosa 49 degrees. cloud cover keeps temperature -- it will be cool. clouds keep things warmer. as you know. temperatures today in national weather service official highs. highs tomorrow, tuesday, will be like these. no big changes from the low 60s and upper 50s. it will be cooler tomorrow. i don't think we will see 66 in napa. cloudy and cool out there tonight. really a beautiful run of weather. looking at the bay bridge. good air quality. not looking at spare the air nights. record warmth days in a row and now we are not going going to see spare the air night and a return to cloud cover and perhaps a chance of sprinkles. the high-pressure system living here. set up camp.

not going anywhere. well, it is. moves south. this low comes in and drops temperatures and this low would be the mechanism for perhaps showers. 9:00 a.m., tomorrow, partly cloudy skies. few more clouds tomorrow afternoon. and then boom, there it goes. fog comes back to the coast wednesday morning. and then you see this system drop down, slides through. that is a weak system, wednesday night it is through. and thursday. opened the door for this. drop as few showers around santa rosa and that is it. we will watch it. things could change. maybe more rain but that type of system is not typically going to produce much in the way of rainfall. five-day forecast. we need rain. not getting rain. real rain. the weather headline is clouds and towards the bay area weekend, low 60s.

it does not feel right at all. unusual weather. >> early december, i think we got the last rain. >> back in december. 10:00 p.m. tonight i will show you the days it rained. nice to see you guys. been a while. >> thank you. the 49ers are on the road to carolina and next in sports, what jif is saying about one -- jim harbaugh is saying about one of his top players. >> gasia mikaelian for what we are working on for bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >> an attack on a residential street. what happened before the attack and what police are saying about the man who carried outthe crime and a community -- out the crime and a community starting voluntary water restrictions, how low the water levels are. join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36.

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9ers fans are already making plans for sunday's game against the panthers and there are whispers about the possibility of one more game at candlestick park. game tickets are $140 and flights are more than a thousand dollars. other fans are planning to

watch in the bay area. he increased his order for chicken wings in anticipation of a packed bar. >> we got a lot of calls, people looking for reservations. >> if the 9ers beat the panthers and the saints beat the seahawks a playoff game would be scheduled at candlestick park and crews are getting ready just in case by fixing the 140 seats that were broken during the last game. watch the 49ers on sunday on ktvu channel 2, pre-game 8:30 a.m., followed by the fox pregame and the match-up begins at 10:00 a.m. >> great game yesterday. no sleeves for colin kaepernick. >> the cold made so many implications on the game and one thing the 49ers general manager said prior, catching

the football would be like catching a brick drop from the 10th -- drop from the 10th floor of a building. this guy has the great hands, 8 catches, 125 yards in the freezing cold and jim harbaugh speaks the world of the man who came back from the ruptured achilles to make such an impression on the team. >> lot of people talk about different things for receivers, 40 times, how fast they run around the cones. important to catch the ball. for receivers. i just never seen anybody catch the ball better than michael grabtry does. >> -- crabtree does. >> carolina has a good wide receiver themselves but he has been out for a couple weeks with a knee injury. steve smith. he could make it happen himself when he has a football thrown his way but he will be back, or

that is the sounds of it when he spoke to the media today. >> every day get better, build up the muscle memory. i had the fluid, the injury, caused a trauma, working through that. i think i should be fine for sunday, though. i give it a 60-40 shot. >> tell you what, that guy at 60% is not too bad. dodger hat, he is from compton from los angeles. that explains his colors. not a big fan favorite in northern california but a great player. that ist the sporting life for -- that is the sporting life for right now. at 10:00 there is another college football going on. >> vintage colin kaepernick, boy, is he fast. >> ice water in the veins would be appropriate to say about him when you consider this is his second full season as

quarterback, responding to the pressure and the conditions, he was sensational. all were. >> thank you. >> another week. >> thank you. protesters block buses in san francisco and oakland delaying the community. at 10:00 p.m. why the buses are causing such a controversy. >> and we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com, facebook and twitter. thank you so much for joining us. we will see you at 10:00 p.m. >> good night. when it's time to talk business security, talk to the leader. tyco integrated security. we'll create a solution customized just for you. and you can manage it all right from the palm of your hand.

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