. now at noon, some say it is putting lives at risk, why it could cost the city more than $800,000 in funding. and they are trying to arrest the couple after their three-year-old dies. and the latest massive data breach and what is being done

to protect consumer protection. this is ktvu channel 2 news. a south bay fire department is violating a major part of its contract that could put drives in danger. response times need to be improved. janine de la vega joins us live where a news conference joins us. >> reporter: they held a conference here at the senior willow globe and they don't feel safe and he wants the city to take actions. he is coming on -- calling on them in breach of his 911 medical services and he responded to his calls within eight minutes. they are only meeting that goal

8% after a team and they said the supervisor said the county paid the money they owed as the fire department meets the required response times by june. >> penalizing the city of san jose the full amount, that we could penalize them under our pitch approximately but it may do more harm than good at this team, and they have those fans shall -- funds immediately ready. >> we had a stabbing and three days later we had a car broken into on the same street and

just last second robbery. >> reporter: he partially blames fiscal management leading to the cut backs of south management and here is what the city has to say about this. >> carley is, woulding on this story and he will have more on it coming up with the news at knife. 'autopsy is scheduled for today on of the body of three-year- old kale lee -- caylee caylee slusher. they say the mother and mother's boyfriend went on the run and when they found the girl's body it shows signs of blunt force trauma and sexual

abuse. they created a large memorial. >> you can't imagine what i am going through. the proud effort moment of my life gone forever. >> reporter: they are recommending humor large thes. they have visited the callp in the past but they never saw anything indicating the toddler was in trouble. a boy accused of shooting and killing his older sister, the teen killed his sister on january and he is being charged as a juvenile. police are offering a

reward leading to an a regardest lead -- an arrest. a family friend was shot and killed as they took outside the oaklands boys and girl clubs. a mother struggles to deal with the loss of her son. >> my baby didn't deserve this. my heart is hurting sow bad. >> it's still not clear what led to the deadly gunfire as the such of speculators begins. two police officers were killed in the line of duty. donors were given more than half a a million dollars to the families of sergeant loran butch baker and none of the money has been distributed.

baker's daughter from a previous marriage has declined to share the money because it was originally promoted as a scholarship. and stab being along the embark -- stabbings along the embarcadero, here is more showing them leave and he provided that surveillance video and he rehabilitately saw a and police continue to look for whoever it responsible. >> reporter: this grainy any know getting them. moments later they began fighting and they are looking two people kicked and punched

two people to the ground and then the suspects were walking away. moments after that, a good samaritan comes to the aid of a stabbing victim. >> if it was one person and that's under and according to san francisco police, the man was stabbed in the chest and walked to the intersection of sacramento and and both were taken to san francisco general hospital where the male had life-threatening injuries and a punctured lung and the female has non-life threatening injuries. they are asking if the suspects were known to them.

>> this morning we spoke to a group of crab fishermen and he was wielding a life and it is unclear if this person is the same person responsibility for the stabbing and in any case they are looking for that person to come forward. ktvu channel 2 news brian flores. at. >> a san francisco attorney filed a lawsuit against a popular working lawsuits they danherrera filed a lawsuit alleging the site violates california law. a reported attempted kidnapping turned out to be made up. the 15-year-old told police a

man tried to kidnap him on friday but they are saying now the whole thing was a lie, five broke out around 2:00 a.m. at one or two homes on 34th street by the time firefighters arrived, two people had escaped safely our things place was badly damaged. the red cross is now helping the displaced residents fine housing. and they will consider a new measure designed to help slow evictions in rent controlled units. david calm pose will introduce legislations of the ellis act. it is a state law that allows

property owners to kick out tenantss and it is the city's latest to make sure they can stay in san francisco. it happened again, another major data breach at hotels, and we will tell you where and what congress is hoping to do about the problem. and after a rainy sunday, rose mary dmitry orlov. plus we are learning more about the items recovered from actor phillip see more hoffman and the clues they found in this case.

. new details now about the death of 46-year-old actor phillip seymour hoffman. sources say there were more than 50 bags of heroin when they found his body yesterday. preliminary had a long history of addiction. they are looking apt a surveillance video where they saw hoffman buying drugs the

night before he died. 6,000 people are arriving in sochi for the oh limb him and andedingit olympic park it is still under construction. a spokesperson said anybody who cannot check in will be spans furred to the another her kill. the protection is your front and center on capitol hill and. -- this time, we have kyla campbell live to explain what lawmakers are honing in on. kyla. >> reporter: they want to find better ways to protect consumer's information and right now reps and the bureau from consumer association said

hotel customers nationwide form said yesterday anybody whoms may help with the western franchises. they have locationels in 21 states including the hilton garden by ns o -- fso. this data breach exposed debit cards and credit cards last year and it will provide meaningful information earl early as they can without preventing data breaches. more than 1 million had their data stolen apt the height of the christmas season. put they have credit card information from target and neimanmarcus, and now they are looking into the underground

market where stolen information is slowed and they will up loathe that to you, now you don't want to get caught. >> they are taking them shopping for stolen i will it. we will reveal just how much sensitive information is out there and we will shut them down and that's all ahead on the ktvu channel 2 morning news at 5:00. they are trying to keep its students after they were threatened with losing their association along with xbox ads but they are estimating there is are more than 21,000

students left each year. people are being forced to pay for parking. beginning today, they are charging $2 a day for parking and many commuters are not happy about the change and they are wondering how it will offset other costs. >> they are going around with their machines upping license place place and the district expect iss them to bring in 1 40,000 a year. ferry service was launched this morning from the harbor bay terminal in alameda and it is similar to the private ferry service from san francisco which launched last month,

however google employees are not allowed to park at the harbor parking lot. they are now calling for vol loon tare -- vol loon tare water restrictions. they are trying to have gallons of water within two counties just this year. and they are pushing a bill to help communities deal with the drought and his proposal will redirect private durations and for deadline they will approve water recycling projects and in the central valley, some of their fields will be left unplanted this year because there is not enough water for irrigation and that creates a ripple affect on

farm workers, food processing plants and those who sell to the farmers and we will impact all of the stuff we pay at the store. and we saw a good amount of rain in parts of bay area and snow in our hills and today we are dry with partly cloudy skies and cold conditions there. we have sunshine out there and most of us will struggle in the 50s so step outside with a jacket just incase. 53 in napa novato, half-moon bay mid-50s, 53 in san jose giving you a look at the satellite, i have turned on the water vapor because it is easier to see what is going on, and we will continue to see

just a few clouds in place and as we wednesday, showers are and coming our way. we are partly cloudy nor today and the rain has moved sought and -- south and out of our way. take a look at the sierra, there is only one to two inches and it would be a good eye tee and we do remain dry for tuesday, dry today and tomorrow and as we get into the afternoon, notice showers are pumping up into wednesday and wednesday night, the they say they they will be completely dry on this and that will be our next shot, wednesday afternoon into thursday morning and partly cloudy skies on the

cool side. 56 on the cool side, 158 for oakland and 57 in san francisco, in the east bay, more of the upper 50s for you 57 antioch, how about, san jose you are going to 57 and 59 is expected this afternoon and santa cruz is leaving in the possibility it will be dry on friday and it will be more rain on the horizon turning -- on the horizon and we may see some rain moving in on sunday. temperatures will have the forecast and we need all firefighter help we can get. california drivers could benefit if it takes step to

benefit for crude oil and they were all set from the countries. but it could be cheaper to get oil from texas and production from california, alaska has dropped sharply since the 1980s and they could cut gas prices here. a meaning sellout as the dow jones industrial average dropped hundred of points and some are calling yesterday's game one of the most boring super bowl ever.

. another session of big losses on wall street after a private survey showed u.s. manufacturing barely expanded last month as cold weather delayed shipment of raw material. and they are having gains from monthly manufacturers and taking a live look at the big bored, over 300 and the nasdaq is down 111 and the s&p 500 is down 39 5% below its peak high. apple proposed a a new plan for its flag ship store. it is 44 feet tall and 23 feet wide and it allow is the building to be opened up to the

street. they were criticizeed for building a new plan and they will discuss the plan on wednesday. and facebook is now the company's largest social met work with about 1.2 billion users. mark zuckerberg will be available with the contents being shared and they will have more public conversations about news sports and celebrities. with the outcome yesterday with the super bowl was a mixed bag when it comes to television ratings. seahawks and broncos arounded 11 million fewer than last year and that's when they took them for the victory. we have a new report about a patient who went missing from

san francisco general hospital and was found missing. two weeks later. tonight at 5:00, the new phonings and we reach out to the spaulding family for their response. thank you for making ktvu channel 2 news your choice for news and we'll see you the next time news breaks and you can follow us on by twitter and facebook. thanks for joining us. [ malannouncer ] pillsbury grands biscuits.

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