document about kaylee slusher. even they police reported kaylee was beaten to death her mother arrested, napa county said any previous continue tact will be secret. often sim child deaths reflect problems with child protective offices. he helped write the law that requires release of information. >> the factor is the well-being of interest of another child. >> without any known siblings they question why they are keeping it secret. we're following the protocol. we've made no errors. >> despite that statement napa

county child welfare is improving ways to review the policies and procedures. we could learn more once the coroners report is complete. happening now repair crews are work, to reopen a busy intersection in san jose, right over stephens creek boulevard. crews expect to have this open any minute. it appears the intersection is blocked off. the interstate in the top left- hand corner, once this road reopens it will be a relief for the drivers, we'll look at a map that shows a busy intersection just north of 280. it was 6:30 this morning when a caravan of big rigs hit the power lines. that dragged the wires, lights

and the poles down. live wires were across the creek and near the 880 and the on and off-ramps. we have team coverage, more rain is on the way, how much of a difference will it make. how one of the hardest hit water districts is taking unprecedented action. >> we begin with bill martin, things are going to change. >> we have showers in santa rosa, in the cloverdale area. here's what's happening. the ridge of high pressure kept weather to the north of us and the jet stream was doing something like this. what's happening, the jet stream has undercut the ridge and grabbing tropical moisture and pushing it in our direction. it will impact the west coast of the united states in the next three, four days, maybe over five days. light showers showing up. a lot is not hitting the ground

yet. light showers showing up in places around vacaville and fairfield. it will start to rain, so when i come back, that's the north bay with a few light showers. we'll see the showers increasing, i'll give you a timeline. that comes in overnight and it will set up a morning commute that's less than desirable. the moisture will keep streaming in. in hard hit sown ohma -- sonoma county it's too letter too late. they are tapping into the water reserves. it's not just to get more water. this decision is about keeping prices down. >> it's that for sure, right on cue as bill was saying the rain started to fall. now there's a good news, bad news, win fall for many drought

stricken customers in the north bay. lake sonoma the primary water source for many, less than 2/3 full and dropping. some rain is on the way. >> i'm hoping for a phenomenal february and miracle mar. if we don't get that this is the water supply needed for future years. >> customers from marin north to willits. they are told to conserve. >> i don't bath as often, we buy bottled water. >> people are using 13% less water, because cost remain constant, conservation means a rate hike. kathleen calls it more than ironic. now to be punished by having our rates raised is odd. >> this is lake sonoma.

>> grant davis said the district will take $6 million in reserve and . this should not be a situation folks are saying they are using less water and paying more. we've managed to stabilize the rate. >> we're getting first word of a new superaccurate storm pro director. it's aimed at protecting the water resources, i'll have more on that at 6:00. continuing coverage of the drought, the federal government is pledging $14 million to help california, the help was announced today. the money will go to improve water management and conservation. the department of agriculture

pledged $20 million. the fish and game voted to ban fishing on the russian river and the mesh river through april -- american river through april 30th. this comes after the fish and wildlife department closed dozens of waterways along the central and northern coast. a major bust in oakland at a chop shop. 40 officers in the chp, oakland police and others served the warrant this morning at 39th avenue and east 9th street. rounded up 10 dogs and ceased stole -- seized stolen vehicles. seven people are arrested on outstanding warrants. the investigation began in december and is ongoing. a san francisco teacher is in custody in the south bay, he traveled there to have sex with

a minor. buts what arrested by an undercover detective instead. >> we're at the park where the arrest took place. >> the park is popular for families, people were startled to find out police arrested a possible child predator yesterday. harlanedelman who's a teacher in san francisco. >> crime happens everywhere, it's scary. edelman contacted a boy he thought, who was a police officer. a meeting was arranged. the meeting was for sex with a minor, a 17-year-old minor, and he was greeted by a number of our detectived and arrested.

>> edelman faces sliest it's a minor for a sex crime. edel man taught at the academy of art and sciences and howell high but left late last year. >> he is out of san francisco, he's not a mountain view resident himself, so we're hoping the coverage may reach off the peninsula and around to see if there's other victims. >> people are glad to see the police take a active approach. make you feel safer. >> i think so. >> police say edelman is in jail and could be in court by the end of the week. >> developing news, a new warning that terrorist targeting the sochi olympics

may be hiding explosive material in tootsed paste. >> tubes of toothpaste, that's the warning terrorist may be putting explosives on the tubes. the department of homeland security issued the alert. advising airlines with direct flights to be on the lookout. the warning is based on new intelligence information. peter king who's a member of the homeland security committee spoke about the threat and the concern. >> i can't go into details, the is the type of threat that we're concerned about. americans should take it seriously. obviously the people at the olympics should take it seriously. this is the type of threat that's concerning to us. >> russia has banned all

liquids in carry on luggage. a ring of steel is around the city. security measures were stepped up after twin suicide bombings. coming up, early morning fight leads police to an area of the city. what they found was not what they were expecting. >> new concerns about air traffic controllers falling asleep on the job. the investigation that's revealing why it's tough to make sure people in charge of air safety is staying away. they say they are risking billions to keep you healthy. the controversial move.

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be cbs will -- cvs will stop selling tobacco. it is moving to be a health care company. san francisco led the charge against tobacco sells. live with the major role the city played in tipping the scales here. >> it started here in the castro when small pharmacies selling prescription to aids patients stopped selling cigarettes. >> for those who smoke, san francisco has not been the most welcome place. >> oh, man. this is getting bad. >> since 2008, pharmacies have

been banned from selling tobacco products. the city is a petre dish for what cvs announced it will do. we're excited. researchers are elated. >> here we have a major widely known, widely respected business. we don't care how much it will cost, we don't want to be part of it any more. the center for tobacco control is a leader in smoking cessation research. the company estimates cutting sales could cost $2 billion, the impact will be less. i'm getting e-mails from froms all over the -- doctors who want to reward cvs. >> the tobacco center had their

eye on cvs. smoking stats show it's not a associate norm and shouldn't be in movies. >> that swings around to the vicious cvs decision. it's not socially acceptable. >> leafs smokers feeling burned. >> the drugstores don't sell cigarettes. it's hard for me. >> glen says the move could really put the pressure on walgreens and other pharmacies to follow suit and back away from big tobacco. cvs has gotten applause from the president and the first lady. thanks cvs, now we can breathe

easier. the american heart association said -- >> the parents of a healthy college student said birth control is to blame for her death. >> i held my head on her chest and held her. >> lauren alexander died after a blood clot that causeddard yak arrest. it happened after she started taking a generic form of birth control. are people being protected and how generic drugmakers are protected from how much they can be forced to pay out. a well fair check ended with a 62-year-old being shot and killed by police. this was on foothill boulevard.

the woman threatened two officers with a gun and one opened fire. the woman made several 911 calls to the police department. because of statements she made on the phone, she was concerned. >> a neighbor heard police yelling put the gun down, to woman died at the hospital. police have not released her name. the officer that fired the fatal shot has been with the department one year. prosecutors dropped murder charges with one man and charged his twin brother. duc tron was charged but now ahn will be charged. was there an attempt to mislead

investigators? >> no, they were both arrested and booked on murder charges, and the investigation has been on going, and the police detectives have been interviewing witnesses since then. >> duct tong -- duck tong is an accessory to the fact. the storm in pennsylvania, new york and boston and south to washington, d.c. a million people without electricity, the governor announced a state of emergency. the travel headaches are here at home. cancellations of flights. we saw john in sonoma and it's starting to rain. more rain on the way. it is good news.

december and january, record dry for san francisco and host -- san jose. in february a nice system coming up. we have storms coming in. two of them, storm number 1 on thursday, storm number 2 on the bay area weekend. as we move into saturday and sunday. as we get into sunday. the north bay, up to 7 inches of rain in the mendicino county area. and up area around marine county. rain will be for the next three, four days. showers, reports of showers, light sprinkles in san francisco and half moon bay. the story will be the wet roadways for the morning commute. it will be overnight the first one. 6:00 a.m., it's raining, and

all the roads are wet. it will be dicy. the commutes are ties a anyway. you add a half inch of water and it will be slow go. the systems have set up. two storms coming in. one tomorrow morning and another system that will lineup as we go into the weekend. this moisture is subtropical in origin. a warm air mass. we're going to get rain. that's what we need. thursday's morning showers, more rain for the bay area weekend. saturday and sunday. it will be wet boat days -- both days. here's the afternoon, 10:00 a.m. it breaks out. still wet, but the morning commute will see the most. there will be wind too. in the afternoon commute, more scattered showers, technically

wet on the road. forecast highs tomorrow, in this 50s. a week ago 60s and 70s. not any more. good rain event for wednesday night into thursday morning. that's starting now. friday scattered showers, this looks good. when i come back i will detail timeline the weekend and we'll talk about the rainfall totals possible in your area. it's what we need. it's the right time. not a drought breaker. this rain will be helpful. >> talking to people around the east bay. people are canceling the outdoor plans they are listening to you. >> this could be our biggest series of storms all year. a string of the accidents in san francisco and now police are ramping up efforts to catch

dangerous drivers. >> big name celebrities take the course at pebble beach and we're live with all the fun. >> now what we're working on for 6:00. >> the perfect target for terrorist? >> it's a constant battle. bad guys get smarter every day. information kept classify for years, how vulnerable our power sources are. private security works when it comes to keeping neighborhoods safe. >> police and others say it's more complicated. >> these and more coming up new at 6:00.

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close to someone you only seen in the movie or tv. this was started by bing crosby keeps the celebrities coming back as well as the fans. >> you get to play with the pros, that's special, hopefully we can continue to legacy in a respectful way and not take down any fans. if they do you're in play. >> it may look like we're kidding around, i speak for all the amateurs, this is serious stuff. we want to make the cut. the quality of golf or lack thereof is recurring, but some can play and there's always room for a ringer like aaron rodgers, roger has seen his notoriety transcend football. it's a responsibility to conduct yourself that reflects back on the team. i try to do that as much as i can. the big money was earned at 18.

it was word $60,000. kenny g is one of the guys that can play. this putt for par at 18. >> that left it up to lucas black to make a high pressure birdie. >> i tell myself i practiced this a million times. trust your road and get it over with. >> another $100,000 was given to charity. >> i guess if you want rain in northern california, hold the at&t. they will start the first round tomorrow weather permitting. using decoys to catch drivers who endanger pedestrians. the special effort that's targeting crosswalks. >> serving alcohol. had a vip room. sophisticated and illegal nightclub and neighbors didn't know it was there.

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. >> eight locked vip rooms, an illegal nightclub is busted in the south bay and neighbors had no idea. police uncovered the illegal operation after a large fight broke out. it's in an industrial area of san jose. more on what officers found inside. >> it's an industrial pocket of san jose and in this one complex on 800 block of commercial street, businesses of flooring and party goods. >> i have been here 21 years. >> and never a problem, until early friday. >> we received a report there

was a fight involving several individuals. >> behind the bars on the other side of the wall, there were eight locked vip rooms, 30 waitresses and more. the person that was renting the space used it as a nightclub. serving alcohol. vip rooms. >> inside a makeshift kitchen and liquor. >> never happened around here. so it's something surprising. >> police said no minors were located. >> there were waitresses serving alcohol, the person who was responsible for collecting the money and providing the alcohol was the person that was determined to be the one responsible and he was arrested. he had no entertainment license, he was booked for violating the state and local business code. the property manner -- manager said two people signed for a

car rack business. a published report suggests an attack on ty pg&e substation may have been a dress rehearsal for a terrorist attack. the fiber optic cables were cut and 17 transformers were destroyed. we have been asking about the seriousness about the threat and you may be surprised what we learned. that's coming up at 6:00. a string of the accidents in san francisco in 24 hours. now police are getting more creative. this morning a driver hit a person on van ness and took off. david stevenson spoke with police and shows how they are

ramping up theerts. >> police stepped uptickets and traffic controls after three pedestrian collisions. >> we want to educate peak and correct people who are not behaving. >> behavior on the streets is life and death. a 78-year-old man was killed yesterday crossing the sunset boulevard intersection. an suv driver struck and injured a boy in san francisco's tenderloin district. >> everyone needs to slow down, cars can do the most damage. we give 95 plus% of the tickets to vehicles. >> he failed to yield to the pedestrian. >> officers gave outs amany as five tickets in 40 minutes to jaywalkers and drivers who

failed to yield to pedestrian. for the drivers frustration about the rules and a city increasingly crowded. i can't predict when someone will walk in the crosswalk, if they are not blocking the crosswalk does that mean no carrs drive. >> the police chief said citations jumped 43% in january after the city ended 2013 with 21 facilities. more details, san francisco municipal transportation outlined safety goals for the next two years, 24 intersections they want to improve safety. they are looking toed amore bike lanes and parking spots and replace old light rail cars. new information on a huge fire last night at an abandoned store in oakland. it went to 3 alarms and took

hours to bring it under control. firefighters were not surprised they got the call. it not the first time they had a fire there. it on international boulevard. what investigators are saying about the cause and what's going to happen to that building. >> the long abandoned supermark it was so badly burned it most probable fate, demolition. that's because it was previously heavily damaged in another fire in november, one in a long string of incidents. >> i was not shocked we were going back to this location, it been a nusance address since the market closed the doors. it was a hang out for many, including street artists. >> old paintings, new art. a place people figure out you

can paint. >> the problem with the abandoned buildings is two- fold. squatters move in and have open flames that get out of control, arsonist say burn baby burn. it would be safe to assume some of the fires started by squatters. >> i heard it probably insurance, you're saying a homeless guy. i don't think anyone would live in here, it's pretty dirty. >> fire investigators have a lot to ponder including arson. >> the fire was in multiple points of origin. >> but arson is difficult to prove. >> number of the folks are buying squatter fire. top retailers go before congress. how to keep customer data safe from hackers. >> a bay area politician plans

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. >> annaud or the -- an auditor says the faa does not do enough to make sure traffic control does not fall asleep on the job. >> the faa changed the regulations after highly publicized incidents of controllers falling asleep in the middle of the night. now there are new concerns from the government's only auditors that they could be falling asleep to job. the faa has not delled the tools to measure if the changes are working. >> you really need human beings to look at the controllers if the person too tired to work today or not. >> the auditor's report came during the house hearing on the

future of the faa. the auditor will review the structure. executives of two retailers said that hackers stealing customer data are getting more and more sophisticated. heard from target and neiman- marcus. target apol jives. >>ed -- apologized for the data breach. stolen tools piled 4-feet high. an alert neighbor led police to thousands of dollars of stolen property in the south bay. a girl you stand out. >> how this woman is making history and hoping to set a positive example for firefighters. i'm back after the break. we're tracking showers in the bay area. it is going to be wet out there.

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. a search warrant leads to the recovery of hundreds of stolen tools. they were in a single house in the south bay. the house was packed with stolen goods. one room had stools stacked 4 feet high. how an alert neighbor led to the discovery. >> thousands of dollars worth of tools police say they were stolen from construction sites

like this one and out of trucks. two brothers are in custody thanks to an alert citizen. >> it was pretty disturbing. >> these are some of the more than 500 tools police recovered from a home in san jose. they belong to 10 different victims. >> from the smaller hand tools to thousand dollars saws. >> this property manager came to see if the tools are here. they're not. that's how i live day-to-day, how i get by. when somebody does this that you know they are specifically only doing it to make money for themselves rather than make an honest dollar. it's frustrating. >> an alert citizen led them to this. he suspected his neighbor's home was being burglarized and wrote down the license plate of the car and that led police to

these men. they were arrested for possessing stolen property. they found tools throughout the house. there was a room piled three, 4- feet high with tools. the tools were in the backyard, we noted names and business phone numbers. >> the national insurance crime bureau reports a billion dollars worth of tools and construction equipment are stolen each year in the united states. police say the majority are sold at flea markets while contractors are left high and try. there -- dry. there's hundreds of people that have this kind of stuff and there's people getting hit every day. police advice putting an identifying mark so if they are stolen that does make it easier to get them back. reporting live in campbell.

ktvu. >> an autopsy report found that toxicology reports are needed to find out how phillip seymour hoffman died. last night police arrested four people who may be involved with the distributions of that heroin. a public memorial service is planned for later this month. supervisors extended the ban on smart meters. they cited a threat to public health. safety and welfare. they first imposed the ban in 2011. pg&e allows customers to opt out if they don't want a smart meter. cal fire just hired the first female pilot.

she's worked her way up through the ranks with the forest service and news helicopter reporting jobs. now she works with seven men who treat her like one of the gang. >> as a girl in this business you stand out. everyone is like a big brother to me. >> she does airdrops as the guys cut lines around the fire. she hopes to set an example for other firefighterring women. >> i tell my daughters girls can do anything boys can do. >> we're getting rain out there. we're getting rain, i'm getting reports light scattered showers, it's great news. look at the note first storm. the morning commute could see up to an inch of rain in the wettest spots. that's your morning commute time. and the pig picture, that storm door is opening up.

a lot of moisture sliding in. that's the first in a series of storms, moisture plumes will move through the bay area. widely scattered showers. it's light. we'll see the showers pick up in intensity overnight into the morning hours. you come back at the 10:00 news and i'll show you areas of rain. the storm series tonight, tomorrow morning and the weekend, that's the real one. this weekend has legs. we'll get a couple inches of rain. in the mountains they need the snow. sugar bowl, they will get snow, a winter weather advisory in fact. that turns into a winter storm warning friday and saturday. snow level 3500 feet. they will be measuring the snow in feet by monday morning. the computer model does this.

every morning commute is a drag, thursday morning will be sketchy, dicey morning commute. and it breaks off by 5:00. wet roadways and slight showers, and as we go into friday afternoon, right, there's the afternoon, friday is a transition day. and moore showers, you see the moisture coming in. tomorrow will be right, when you get into friday and saturday, that timing will change between now and then. lots of moisture heading our way. tomorrow morn's commute will be wet. the forecast will be lots of clouds, tomorrow it is wet, overnight into the morning hours. friday transition day. saturday and sunday wet. >> just what we needed. this is sort of an atmospheric river on event. a lot of moisture off the pacific that will allow us and

the coastal hills, we could see a half foot of rain in the north bay. cannot believe, cookie costs on the rise, why the price of girl scout cookies will cost more, but only in the bay area. the fight to save the berkeley post office. more on what we're working on for 6:00. >> a look at private security patrols hired to protect neighborhoods. how well they are working and some residents don't want them. an attack that cut power, shut down phone lines. even 911. the concern that an attack on a bay subtation was a rehershal for something bigger. ♪

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. a huge celebration for the seahawks, the team rolled through downtown seattle and it is estimated 700,000 attended. the seahawks blew out the broncos 43-8 to win their first super bowl championship. >> the prices for girl scout cookies are going up. the favorites go on sale, one

box will cost $5. that's a dollar more than last year. the price increase is only in the northern california chapter. that includes the bay area. the cost of doing business has gone up. instead of cutting programs they decided to raise cookie prices. clay aiken is running for congress. for most americans there's no golden tickets. >> he's running as a democrat for a house seat in north carolina. he criticizes the incumbent for voting for the government shut down. gavin newsom is celebrating a state milestone. a week from today it will be 10 years since the fist same-sex couple got married in san

francisco. california and 16 other states have legalized same-sex marriage. there's new hope they can keep the century old bidding -- building from being sold. in washington, d.c., today representative barbara lee talked about here efforts to save the building. >> the future of the berkeley post office is unknown, but barbara lee is making it her mission to keep the building intact. >> it's the center of community activity and no historic fight be sold off to private sector. >> when congress passed a spending plan, the bill included a nonbinding provision

suspending the sale of historic post office. shows introduced a bill urging the halt of all sales. >> we fight, we fight hard and work hard. >> the post master general said the postal service doesn't need that much space and is looking for a buyer that will protect the building. this building was costing taxpayers, we took those concerns to lee. it's not always the financial aspect. i'm not sure those numbers are accurate. a spokesman said the usps is moving forward with the sale, but there's no potential buyer at this time. the rain is here, we're

tracking a storm front and how much rain we're going to get tonight. >> a well coordinated attack on a pg&e stubtation. was the attack a rehearsal or something bigger. >> are private security patrols keeping neighborhoods safe. >> there's a level of deters and. >> the new numbers we've obtained that prove it. >> and the doubt that others are casting on that data. market treat is shut down right next to interstate 580. the news crew is to scene. here's what we saw earlier.

it appears there's a s.w.a.t. situation going on, we don't have too many details. we know streets are shut down around that area. we're working to get more information as soon as we get new information we'll bring it to you. breaking news from oakland. good evening, two investigates two months after an attack on a pg&e substation the people behind it remain on large. people worry it was a rehearsal for something bigger. the attack is gaining national attention. 17 transformers were destroyed. it's a story we have been looking into for two months. tonight two investigates how serious the threat is. >> day in and day out we depend on it. the power grid. >> if it's not there