ktvu's eric rasmussen is in the news room, he has been reviewing the video with a former fire investigator and you learned about possible punishment for the firefighter who shot that video. >> reporter: this afternoon sources confirmed the fire chief filed disciplinary charges against the chief for wearing a camera on his helmet. he said that violates policy but leaders dispute that, now the video could play a role in the claim by the victim's family that first responders were negligent. >> there is a body right there. >> firefighter's helmet cam video captured the first warning about a victim on the ground near the crash of asiana airlines flight at san francisco international airport.

a second recorder shows a firefighter directing a truck around the victim. 13 minutes later attorneys say the same truck ran over the girl after she was covered in fire fighting foam. she died from blunt injuries consistent with being run over. today an attorney for the family told ktvu the video answers the questions the family has waited months to hear. the 16-year-old's parents know five firefighters saw her before she was covered with the foam and run over and that none of them checked her pulse or checked if she was breathing, none of them protecting her, she was left alone and alive and two trucks ran over her. >> it is a terrible accident. >> reporter: he reviewed the video with us. he says it is possible firefighters may not have felt a pulse on her even though her

heart was still beating. firefighters choice of words indicate they believe the victim was dead. >> you don't call a victim alive a body. the first thing we do is move the people that can walk away from the scene. they get moved away from the area so you can triage what you have left. >> reporter: two other people died in the crash. they are reserving comment till they see the full ntsb report this summer. eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. >> our coverage continues on www.ktvu.com. we posted the video there so you can watch it for yourself. look under hot topics. the very dry conditions around the bay area. water officials told us the conditions are so bad rationing may come in six weeks. one county is taking emergency

actions beginning tomorrow. ktvu's john fowler shows us the change that is happening for the first time in two decades. >> reporter: this is phoenix lake. emergency reserve that officials will begin pumping out tomorrow for the first time in 20 years. >> what we want to do is maximize the available water we have in our system now while we can do that. >> reporter: he told me levels today are 71% of normal, so low without rain water rationing including fines may be six weeks away. >> i think it is a good idea. we use too much water as it is. >> i think they should impose it -- should have at the beginning the of year. >> reporter: rations 37 years ago required building a water pipeline. >> that will help retain the

water. >> reporter: he lived through those days and says it scares him. >> now i am afraid the people will stop calling and wanting panting and they will postpone it. >> reporter: he says this garden is a good investment, cutting water use by half. >> i am thinking of a water collection system. >> reporter: officials say conservation won't be enough, it has to rain and doesn't look good. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. the defense for a man accused of raping and murdering a 13-year-old girl wants the case thrown out. attorneys say the prosecution did not provide them with an e- mail from the coroner. he said it suggests no evidence she was raped and that her

death was accidental. the prosecutor refused to comment. two attorneys not involved in the case say it is unlikely the judge will dismiss the case. a warning for people tonight about a series of day time break ins. one woman found her door kicked in when she arrived home monday afternoon, jewelry are missing. her home is one of four targeted. >> that is not what we expect to have happen here. this is a busy street. that was the surprising thing. >> police say they suspect a group of two men and a woman is responsible and they are analyzing surveillance video. a man who was charged with kidnapping a 7-year-old girl entered a not guilty plea

today. he agreed to delay his hearing date. he kidnapped a 7-year-old girl after following her home from a walmart store. the girl was found hours later inside his car. he is due back in 40 in february. police -- court in february. police are trying to track down a hit-and-run driver who hit and killed a pedestrian about 7:30 p.m. last night. the victim's name hasn't been released. people in san francisco have questions about the handing of suspicious device -- handling of a suspicious device at 6:00 p.m. last night. someone found the device while clearing out the home of a man who died. the bomb squad blew up the device that sparked a fire. no one was hurt but a neighbor

want to know why his family wasn't asked to evacuate. >> they have told us they found a suspicious package. >> investigators say they determined it was cipher detonate the device where it -- safer to detonate the device where it was. playoff fever is alive and well and san francisco is showing its 9ers pride. this is city hall. the 49ers play seattle in the nfc championship game on sunday. the winner will then go on to the super bowl. mayor ed lee made a wager with seattle mayor and at steak, chalkilous, ice cream ask -- chocolate, ice cream and bloody mary mix. been to 600 home games in a row and one of many 49ers fans

with playoff fever and he is headed to a house party. ktvu's mike mibach is live to show us the party preparations. >> reporter: so many 49er fans getting ready for the game on sunday and tonight we introduce you to one who is already in the record books. >> reporter: a quaint house decorated with 49er gears. inside a husband with a story to tell. >> i am dedicated to the team. >> reporter: one great 49er fans. >> i haven't missed a home game since 1951. 631 or something like that right now. >> reporter: he has been a season ticket holder for seasons and he is headed to a house party. >> our son-in-law, we are going down there to watch it on the big screen.

>> reporter: already a number of businesses are prepping for the 49er watch parties. >> they have been getting a lot of requests. we had cases of wings and platters out and they are all gone. >> mark: bakeries and restaurants -- >> reporter: bakeries and restaurants also getting set. stocking beer, cakes or cookies. >> we are cutting sugar cookies. >> reporter: he expects quiet watch party. he says he already booked his next vacation. >> we are going to the super bowl. we have already made arrangements. >> reporter: you got to like the confidence there. he says that she not going to miss his next home game because he already purchased his season

tickets. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >> watch the nfc championship game right here on ktvu channel 2 news. kickoff at 3:30 p.m. on sunday and stay with us for point after immediately following the game with mark ibanez. mark ibanez and julie haener will be in seattle, they kickoff our coverage friday night, joined by joe fonzi on saturday. we are learning the deadly cases of the flu have been reported in all 9 bay area counties. officials say an 84-year-old man with medical issues has died. contra costa county said the death of a 48-year-old man was flu related and officials say 61-year-old woman with health issues died today. >> reporter: one. >> one death was also reported in humboldt county. more than 100 nurses picketed outside alta bates

summit medical center today accusing operators of mishandling their money. many nurses don't know if they will be keeping their jobs. a week ago the parent company sutter health announced they will cut 358 nursing positions. they claim patient care is suffering while top executives are taking home hefty pay checks. >> we have short staffing every night, every day. we are short 3, 4, 5 nurses to cover the mandated number of nurses required for patient by the state. and this is an ongoing problem. >> the hospital said the cuts are in response to a decline in the number of patients. the california highway patrol said a group of people jumping from a hot air balloon interrupted a burglary investigation. a officer was looking into a burglary this morning when he

spotted four coming down. a hot air balloon was floating nearby. no one was arrested. the chp said it is legal to parachute from a hot air balloon. >> reporter: the coast for deputies have gone up. the city counsel is considering proposals to create its own police force or contract with another city. at what age do kids start thinking about gangs? a new program designed to camp them before that happens. >> how witnesses say it was an organ that protected people inside a church from getting hurt. >> back here after the break, temperatures 10 to 15 above the average. lots of records. more records on the way tomorrow. i will show you where. [uncle]this is hopscotch,okay?

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a church suffered major damage after a woman drove her car into the church. it looked like the woman hit the gas instead of the breaks. she rammed into the church on patrick street yesterday afternoon. it was a close call for folks who were in line it receive food donations. >> people were crying and in shock. they thought the car was going to hit them. >> the driver swerved and missed the line of people. no one was hurt. witnesses say the church's organ may have saved lives because it kept the car from going further. police ramped up enforcement against gangs to cut down on the number of gang related crimes and homicides. ktvu's robert handa shows us a

approach by police to tackle the problem at its roots. >> reporter: san jose police added a twist in their fight against gangs. he helped launch a pilot program called teen kids at an elementary school to steer kids away from gang life. >> it is a time when they haven't necessarily developed hardened thoughts about these things. >> reporter: they will address issues like understanding consequences, bullying and building self asteep to four classes -- esteem to four classes. >> i want to impart to them i am a human being, i am a dad, i am a father and a police officer. >> reporter: one student we talked to acknowledges kids grow up too fast in this neighborhood, often without seeing a police officer as anything more than a person who

arrests people. >> our neighborhood -- has a lot of gangs. helps us to understand why we shouldn't join them. i think someone influenced them. >> a lot of the students here have seen a lot of violence and a lot of trouble. they are having issues with it and they needed to know the community was going to pull together for them. >> reporter: that is why he hopes the program takes off. in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. we are learning three homes were destroyed by a fire on the delta. we brought you live coverage of the fire last night. firefighters say 40 to 50 acres burned with a number of outbuildings. we are also told transients may have started the fire that began yesterday afternoon around 2:30 p.m.

a dozen people had to evacuate but no one was hurt. if you are out and about today you noticed a lot of people enjoying our record warm weather. in pacifica the water was warm. surfs took -- suffers took advantage of this day. >> i have family in boston, they don't want to hear about it. [ laughter ] >> i send pictures of myself at the beach. [ laughter ] >> look at that. santa cruz hit 82 degrees today. that was enough to fill the beach with sun bathers and treasure hunters. it is not unusual to get warm days in january but what is unusual is the number of one days. records in napa, san francisco, gilroy, high of 75. santa cruz record high of 82 degrees today. second day straight of record

warmth. more temperatures, these numbers will be similar to tomorrow. tomorrow's temperatures right here. 70s, 60s. mid-70s. tomorrow will be cooler than it was today. no fog, that is why you have the red flag warning. check it out. southern california. supposed to have winter storm warnings. you don't see red flag warning. outside right now, dark. beautiful conditions. temperatures dropping into the 40s. over night lows tonight will get into the 30s and 20s in the coldest spots. the rest of us, hayward 44. 42 redwood city. a repeat of last night and the night before that. tomorrow afternoon a repeat of last couple days. summer pattern, jet stream is going over -- into the gulf of alaska. not supposed to happen this time of year. next couple days we stay dry.

end of the month, continued dry. that is what the models say. things can change. highs tomorrow 69 fairfield. going out tomorrow, wake up in the morning, it is chilly. you have a jacket. coming home it is 74 degrees. very warm afternoon in the north bay. air quality is good. surf is coming up. down now but starting on saturday and sunday, really going to jack up a lot. that is dangerous because when the weather is nice everybody goes to the beach. be prepared for that. f you are going to the coast. -- if you are going to the coast. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, a big game on channel 2 on sunday. you know what i am talking about. outstanding weather for the game. mark e, julie haener, joe -- mark ibanez, julie haener, mark

f -- joe fonzi will be there. >> i can't get over those pictures from santa cruz, 82 degrees. thank you. coming up next in sports, maybe, just maybe you had enough of what the 49ers are doing. coming up, how the seattle seahawks are preparing for the nfc championship game and show your 9ers pride. we are having a competition with our sister station in seattle, go to ktvu's facebook page and "like" or share this badge to support the 9ers in their quest for six.

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we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco made with jennie-o ground turkey cooked thoroughly to 165. i feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. i think they are light and they are just fresh tasting. yeah. when i eat well, i feel well. anncr: it's time for a better taco. the tacos tonight were pretty much perfect. make the switch. look for jennie-o ground turkey in a store near you.

it is a big score for the 49ers. they secured another 10,000 parking spaces within walking distance. that will bring the total number of spaces to 31,000. the original plan called for 21,000. more than half of the spaces will allow tailgating and because of this week day cames are back on. the cost of parking is going up from $30 at candlestick park to $40. mark ibanez is packing for seattle because you are getting

on a plane tomorrow. >> it will be fun. we are not up there to talk about weather, football. and the, you know, interesting to get the seattle perpective on things -- perspective on things. pete carroll's crew. they have actually had a whisper or two the seahawks' offense has been sluggish. russell wilson has looked a little more tentative of late. he came out firing today when asked about that aspect of his game tonight. >> great passing game. can do things on time. on the money. explosive, have been all year. we are in a great situation. we are looking fordward to et-- forward to getting back out on the field again. lot of it is on me and that is the exciting part of it. always looking for a challenge.

>> the golden state warriors back at it, they had four days off but the front office busy. crawford is the new guard in a three team trade and they give up toney douglas . in action in denver. steph curry has been off for four days. has not lost his shooting touch. in any way, shape or form. that wasn't messed with video. >> i would never pay a pitcher $215 million. i am not the owner of the dodgers. that is what they have done, they have given clayton kershaw $250 million for 7 years. a pitcher, your arm could go bad at any time.

>> that is guaranteed money? >> yeah. 25 years old. >> thank you. coming up on the 10:00 p.m. news, a year after san francisco started charging for parking on sundays the mayor is calling for it to come to an end, the reason for the push, despite the $6 million it brought in. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and facebook and twitter. thank you for joining us. see you at 10:00 p.m. good night.

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