information and bring that to you on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. live, john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. a major source of confusion in the case was the license plate of the car police were searching for. when police tracked it it lead to an suv across the country. we have a crew looking into how that plate could have made its way tocalifornia -- to california, that is coming up. prosecutors want college student kept in custody in pennsylvania while he awaits charges on bomb charges. he was arrested after police looking for marijuana found explosives in his apartment. prosecutor he is a flight risk if he is released on bail. the teen is on probation for burglary related charges in california. the attorney said the explosives were for kicks. not meant to harm anyone. another water agency is asking people to conserve

today. ktvu's john fowler is in contra costa county and tells us the problem is all the wet weather have some folks thinking the drought is over. john? >> reporter: this is the contra costa county water district. half a million customers are using water from the delta. they are not under mandatory conservation orders yet. >> how long? >> reporter: lawns were plenty wet. and we discovered a developing drought disconnect. >> i feel less concerned than i was before. i think we had a significant amount of rain. >> she had put in more drought tolerant plants, installed efficient sprinklers and stopped watering when the weather turned wet. >> i am less likely to think there is a concern for drought right now. >> the contra costa county water district said not so fast. >> we are still in a drought.

there is a big hole to fill. >> reporter: after it rained last weekend people cut water use 16% off the high but the district said it is facing a few problem today. to the reservoir, these pictures from news chopper 2 today, the water from the delta is too salty. >> we have to release more water in order to blend with that water to maintain the high water quality delivered to our customers. >> reporter: half goes for landscaping and half of that just for lawns. the district had three words today about your automatic sprinkler. >> turn it off. if you feel you need to water manually run the system or hand water. >> reporter: this animation is near real time wind and moisture from the pacific, you can see a blue plume of moisture from the islands to

northern california. the pineapple express we heard so much about, if it doesn't flop south you could expect mandatory conservation across the bay area. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >> new video tonight that shows despite all the rain some reservoirs in northern california are still visibly low. this is video from fulsome lake. you can see muddy river banks that are usually covered by water. this past weekend we knot a lot of -- got a lot of rain and the reservoir is still only 22% of capacity. we created a tab on www.ktvu.com to keep track of the drought. there is lots of useful information, including where water restrictions are in place and we are tracking more rain moving into the bay area and we will have more. police made an arrest after

a driver hit and killed a man in san francisco. mageb hussain was booked on fillany hit and run and manslaughter charges. he hit a 57-year-old man. the force was so great the crash smashed the car's hood and windshield. >> appears the pedestrian was outside the crosswalk, mid- block. struck by the vehicle. however the vehicle was also traveling at excessive speeds. speed appears to be a factor in the collision. >> this is the 4th time a pedestrian has been killed in san francisco this year. and three of the deaths were on van nesavenue. -- van nes avenue. ktvu's rob roth will have more coming up at 6:00 p.m. fight in a park led to the first killing this year in gilroy. police say after the fight started two other men joined in and at that point someone fired

shots. a 68-year-old man was killed, a 34-year-old man suffered life threatening wounds. authorities say the suspects took off in a white car. a diesel spill closed down anomerism on 580 today while -- an off ramp on 580 today while hazmat crews went to work at 7:30 a.m. this morning. one of the tanks started leaking. the off ramp was closed for several hours while hazmat crews cleaned up the fuel. 10 years ago today the first gay couple to get married in california took their oath in san francisco. then mayor ordered marriage licenses. today san francisco is celebrating the winter of love.

ktvu's tom vacar is live where there is a large crowd gathered. there are more people walking inside city than walking out. it is going to be a big celebration we will bring you at 6:00 p.m. for them this is a milestone which is also a bittersweet remnants. >> reporter: they were first to take same-sex marriage marriage vows 10 years ago. 10 four years later they renude their vows. -- renewed their vows. she talked about that day a decade ago when a majority of nation opposed what she was doing. >> some people still feel that way. the majority of people, i

think, couldn't care less. >> the majority of my party was opposed, democrats, in 2004. it was quiet for 5 or 6 years and then the last 3 things tipped. >> they had spent 60 years fighting for rights. founding the first lesbian social clubs. >> fun to have people to get together with and we began to think about laws and other things. at the beginning it was so we could meet others. >> the supreme court will one day have to rule on constitutionality. >> this will be settled. >> reporter: what will her spouse feel about having a 10 10th wedding anniversary? >> she would love it. >> reporter: the focal point of the celebration is underway right now. we will bring that to you at

6:00 p.m. reporting live, tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now. massachusetts was the first state to legalize same-sex marriage in 2003 and then colorado and california legalized it -- connecticut and california legalized it. in 2009 four states joined on and 2012 the president said he supported gay marriage. the legislation that will allow the federal government to increase its borrowing limit is headed to president president obama's desk. the senate approved the measure 55-43 after it cleared a filibuster hurdle. the senate's top two republicans provided crucial momentum and several others switched their votes. snow and ice are crippling the southeast. a quarter million people across several states are in the dark.

drivers are dealing with slick roads. in tens one report -- tennessee one reporter captured a drive spinning out. tonight all eyes on atlanta. live with whether or not they are expected to fair better than the last storm. >> reporter: i can tell you it is fairing better already. we are on hour 20 of steady rain, sleet and snow. but this time like two weeks ago, this time the issue is power. hundreds of thousands of people are without power throughout the southeast at this time. >> reporter: the roads around atlanta coat in ice, but far from two weeks ago. >> georgiaens are cooperating. staying at home. avoid getting on the roadways and that is been a big help. >> reporter: that is not the case around north carolina

where ice brought traffic to a stand still. the storm caught many by surprise. >> about noon time, 12:15 p.m. the snow started and snowed hard for the first hour. everybody who was at work decided they would go home so they all ended up on the roads at the same time. >> reporter: some drivers left their cars behind something officials urged them not to do. >> stay in your car immediately you are in immediate danger. don't abandon their car unless there are certain elements. >> people are getting ready for the snowy mess as the storm heads that way. 6 to 8-inches for washington and 6 to 10 inches in new york. with the combination of snow, sleet and rain continuing till friday morning. >> this is serious. we need you to be on alert and when it does start snowing and we say stay home, this is the

one, stay home. >> the reason they want you to stay home is this reason, this is snow as it falls. this is what it is looking like at the moment. a couple hours ago that is what this was and now it is solid ice. especially in north carolina. roads are freezing over. in atlanta two weeks ago we went through it and the roads now are clear. there was presentee of preparation, plenty -- plenty of preparation, plenty of heads up. unfortunately north carolina, that storm hit them early and so they are in a situation atlanta was in a couple weeks ago. back to you guys. sid caesar died today at his home in los angeles. he is known for his hit television series in the 1950s. your show of shows and seizer's

hour -- caesar hour. [ laughter ] >> he was gifted with the ability to sense memory. >> he also appeared on broadway and including a number of films. a spokesperson said he died after a illness. sid caesar was 91 years old. giving away access to your text, camera and personal accounts. >> when you see the things you are giving up, each one is scary. >> the privacy fatigue leaving you vulnerable. >> moving closer to a trial in the sierra lamar murder case. what the sheriff says will be the key it a conviction. >> and next a braise move, how police say a 13-year-old boy helped them break up a burglary ring. the great american novel.

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police say 13-year-old boy helped them nab burglary suspects. he was home from school yesterday when someone began pound thong door. -- on the door. he called his dad and he told him to call 911 and then hid in his backyard. >> hopefully i get somewhere safe, hoping the police department get the guys breaking in my house. >> when police showed up the men were robbing them. police searched the suspect's car and found items stolen from other homes. we told you about the amber alert in oakland being called off but there are still a lot of questions about what happened and one of the biggest

questions involves the license plate on the car. ktvu's christien kafton is live, police call switching license plate cold plating a car. >> reporter: or swapping the plates, it could make it difficult for officers to figure out who is behind the wheel of the car. police acknowledged that was part of the difficulty in the amber alert. the number lead to a dead end. >> the registered owner at the time provided information to us that the license plates are not on the car with the vehicle in another state and the owner isn't aware of where they are. >> reporter: we talked with a task force here and they say there are two reasons people switch plate. they will switch the plates with a car of a similar make

and model so if police spot them it won't show up at stolen and it will make months before the person knows what happened and the other reason is to avoid playing for -- paying for registration. that could add together step in trying to figure out who is connected with a vehicle. >> stolen vehicles are approached as felony vehicles. officers will take all precautions, guns drawn, and you will take those people out carefully. >> reporter: switching plates could be a misdemeanor if somebody is trying to avoid paying registration fees but if they are stolen it could raise to felony theft. live in oakland, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. a stained glass window stolen from church has been recovered. we reported last night. the window was taken monday from the church. this afternoon as you can see here it was returned to the

church in perfect condition. after police got a tip from a local pawnshop. >> emotion tool get it back. especially -- emotional to get it back. we are grateful to the san francisco police. >> the church says it is looking into ways to better protect them. >> fantastic getting it back. our weather now. our chief meteorologist bill martin. drizzle tonight? and rain in the 5 day? >> yeah. slight chance of rain tonight in the north bay and more rain in the five-day forecast. look at where the moisture is coming from. that atmospheric river that visited us last week. brought us all that rain. focused on the northern california area. about 2,000 miles of moisture streaming in. you see the showers showing up. those showers hang on into the

evening hours and they will work their way south. look for a chance of showers in this area. south of point arena and santa rosa area tonight. you see trying to show up there. mostly cloudy right now. temperatures throughout the area on the mild side. lots of low 60s today. cloudy outside. we arepathsing some valley -- we are expecting valley fog tonight. dense fog advisory this morning and then a dense fog advisory in place into parts -- tomorrow morning, especially in the central valley. not in the bay area. over night lows, 50 napa. dew points in the low 50s. fog a possibility. be ready for that. wet weather goes through. ground still wet. temperature drops and fog forms. likes the areas by davis, vacaville, fairfield. wednesday night, 11:00 p.m.

see what is happening. rain is north. the areas showing up. tomorrow morning, 5:00 a.m., drizzle showing up. it is minor. it could provide you with glaze on the roadways tomorrow and you might see wet tonight too. watching it. the main fire hose on northern california. if it drifts south we would get real wet. looks like it will drift south saturday and sunday. that will bring rain. highs tomorrow, 66 san jose. 67 pleasanton. 69 morgan hill. warm tomorrow. the five-day forecast, like this, mostly cloudy, sprinkle tonight, tomorrow morning. friday increasing clouds and saturday evening say 5:00 p.m. on, into sunday morning. right now -- yesterday looked like sunday would be real wet but it will be over night into

sunday morning. when i come back chinese new year provide saturday. we have a shot at showers. special forecast for that. >> not a rain out. it happens rain or sunshine -- [ talking at the same time ] >> we will be there. thank you. 2 dozen san francisco firefighters called to testify. the surveillance video that is bringing them into court and the president of france make as trip to california. the group he came to meet with and the students who were given a special opportunity to greet him. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> move to action by the killing of a little girl in napa. >> i just needed to take a stand. >> the three strike rule she is pushing to protect children and how her idea has gone viral. plus. >> three pedestrians killed, why are improvements still

years ago. >> these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

sphraen offered -- san francisco offered a warm welcome to franch president. mayor ed lee was joined by gavin newm in the -- newsom. two of the students had the honor of delivering the

official welcome. one was in french and the other in english translation. [ speaking foreign language ] >> we are excited with other students in welcoming you. >> after the hello the president turned his attention to a meeting with executives from google, facebook and twitter. and members of his gabinate. those two -- cabinet. mayor ed lee told the president he came to the right place. >> i think your stay in our city will make it clear that while washington, d.c. is the united states national capital, san francisco is the innovation capital of the world. >> the president said the world of tomorrow is being invented

right here in california. that he hopes to accelerate the growth of high tech in his own country with a larger network of mentors and inventors. this friday california will host another high level guest, president obama is coming to fresno to assess the impact of the drought and discuss any federal assistance. two dozen san francisco firefighters are subpoenaed to testify related to a hit-and- run crash seen here on surveillance video involving a fire truck that hit and injured a motor psychoest. the driver was sited for dui. 25 firefighters will be on be -- subpoenas. . moving closer to trial.

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complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. >> moving towards trial without a body. the concern now in the minds of many after the man under arrest in the case of missing sierra lamar is indicted for her murder. antolin garcia-torres is due in court tomorrow, he is facing murder and kidnapping charges. ktvu's robert handa joins us live from the sierra lamar search center to tell us how volunteers and the sheriff plan to address the fact sierra lamar has never been found. >> reporter: since the teen disappeared two years ago there have been thousands overshirts that have come to -- of volunteers that have come to the search center and the new charges are providing a boost to the volunteer spirit and

numbers. >> the sierra lamar center coordinates weekly searches. he says searchers gather every saturday near the sierra lamar tribute display. it has been difficult watching the proceedings against antolin garcia-torres move so slowly. >> it has been frustrating. >> reporter: he says the grand jury charges against antolin garcia-torres had a jolting effect. >> picked up a lot of us. we are looking forward to the trial. >> she agrees. she acknowledges the hitsing body is a concern -- missing body is a concern. >> we believe we have enough evidence to successfully prosecute. >> reporter: dna evidence in august pga car and on -- on antolin garcia-torres' car and on sierra lamar's body is strong. >> lack of cooperation. he is smug.

not disclosing anything to us. >> reporter: do you need him to find the body do you think? >> we are not going to stop looking. >> reporter: the sheriff hopes volunteers keep looking as well. he says the court case make volunteers want to work harder. >> if there is any way to support the law enforcement in their efforts, by our searches, we are more than happy to do it. >> reporter: the search center is getting more interest, especially on social media and they plan a support rally tomorrow. live, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now on the time line of the sierra lamar case. sierra lamar disappeared march 16, 2012. two days later searchers found her bag. deputies arrested antolin garcia-torres may 21, 2012. he was indicted yesterday on kidnapping and murder. two workers from the tesoro

refinery are referring after suffering acid burns. they were splashed with acid at 2:30 a.m. this morning. the tesoro refinery employees were working in a unit that was shut down for the day. they are investigating the cause of the accident. we know more tonight about a man who was stabbed to death outside a san jose bar this morning. the victim was an off duty bouncer. the victim and the suspect were inside the johnny v's bar. the owner said there was no argument between the two inside. the suspect was unruly and told to leave and the security guard followed him outside. we are told there were several witnesses. >> we got a call of a disturbance that somebody was hurt, somebody was down.

at the same time we also had one of our officers driving by, got flagged down by a witness. >> police haven't released names yet. a non-profit that is geared at empowering kids made an announcement today that will draw thousands of children to oracle arena next month. in san francisco with the meaning behind we day. >> you can all work together to make the world a better place for everybody. >> reporter: ktvu and tv 36 are proud broadcast sponsors of we day, an event making its first california appearance in oracle arena. it was started by two brothers, it rewards kids for volunteers and serving their communities by holding a big ehent with stars and -- event with stars and celebrities. >> extraordinary history. we want to continue to nurture

that with young people as a city that cares and state that cares. >> reporter: they held the official kickoff ceremony. the thing is kids have to earn their way by committing to take action on one initiative of their choice for a year. 5then schools -- 500 schools have done just that. >> i feel excited to know that youth can make a change. >> feel goods to help other people out and to be able to reach out to places like internationally and also in our community just to better everything. >> free the children announced a celebrity line up, selena gomez, magic johnson and seth roguen to name a few. the kids got a surprise by taiwan jones. >> we got kids looking up to us. every single age. to do right, to see, you know,

to have them seeing doing things the right way, that will make it better. >> reporter: as well as from gavin newsom. >> they are doers and passionate. they believe. and that is an awesome thing in a world with cynicism. >> and once again that was brian flores reporting. ktvu will treme the event live -- stream the event live on march 26. for more information visit www.ktvu.com. leaders in berkeley consider attacks on soda to help fight obesity. a 1 cent per ounce tax on soda. last week san francisco introduced a 2-cent per ounce soda tax. a similar proposal was defeated in richmond two years ago. california attorney general

kamala harris announced today she is running for reelection. she tweeted this picture from san francisco city hall where she filed pictures. she is running unopposed. she is the first woman to hold the office before winning her current seat she served as the attorney general. the vicious cycle causing a rise in teen stress and paying with private information, what you are sharing with a download. >> and going, going, gone. surveillance video shows 8 corvettes being swallowed up inside a giant sink hole at a museum and one of the cars was worth a million dollars. >> one nation under god. >> pride as hundreds become american citizens. the valentine's day twist to this ceremony. mom...

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new at 5:00 p.m. oakland's theater was filled today as hundreds of people were sworn in as new citizens. a lucky few got to take the oath along side their spouse. >> one nation under god. >> one nation under god.

>> they have been married for 23 years. the couple is from tonga and say they have been waiting 20 years to become citizens. >> to tell you the truth i am overwhelmed. i am happy we are both citizens. i am really proud and happy that i have the choice to vote. >> they dime the united states from israel. they have been waiting 7 years to become american citizens. they say taking the oath is a commitment to this country they are proud and excited to make. it is a feeling that is shared by all 844 new citizens from 94 countries who were sworn in today. if you have a cell phone a senator is filing a lawsuit to protect you. the republican said he is suing president obama and the nsa over the program that collects

telephone data. he says the issue is whether they can get one warrant to cover the phone records of all americans. >> this we believe will be a historic lawsuit. we think it may be the largest class action lawsuit ever filed on behalf of the bill of rights. >> he says his suit could includes millions of americans. when a free app isn't completely free. >> you have been trained to give all your privacy away. >> tonight 2 investigates privacy fatigue and the information that you are giving away. >> swallowed by a sink hole. surveillance cameras capture the moment when the cars disappear. >> after the break, the fog that could be there tomorrow morning and the chance of rain as we head towards the chinese new year parade saturday night.

ride 10 miles for tacos. 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.

if you have a smart phone chances are it holds your personal information but tonight 2 investigates new concerns about the privacy you are asked to give up every time you download a new app. ktvu's eric rasmussen is here with what users are happing over and -- handing over and how that information is being used. >> reporter: you are paying with information about you that

is valuable to advertisers and users are agreeing to it without knowing what they are giving up. >> reporter: games, music and more. there are more than 1 million apps for your smart phone and just about all of them want a piece of you. >> a lot of information they are asking for. >> reporter: before he could download google translate he had it give them permission to access his accounts. >> i don't know why they would need my information to translate something. i am not sure. >> reporter: even the bible wants to know your location, your phone calls and your contacts. >> when you see that list of things, each one of those is scary. >> reporter: he says many users suffer from privacy fatigue making it off to know the difference between good apps and bad ones. >> how are you supposed to know? you have been trained to say

yes to everything, to share with facebook, to give all of your privacy away. >> reporter: some criticized android phones for offering less control, he says any smart phone is only a secure as the person using it. >> we are the ones that are giving away access. >> reporter: some app makers come under fire for how they use the personal information. we will look at that plus how applic google and facebook are responding. tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news. eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 news. >> if you have a tip for 2 investigates we want it hear from you. e-mail 2 investigates @ktvu.com. a judge in boston set a trial date for the man charged with the boston marathon bombings. the judge ordered the trial for the 20-year-old. he is charged with setting off the explosions last april that killed three people and wounded

260 others. the november 3 trial date is a year earlier than defense attorneys requested. one of the people hurt in the bombs say it can't begin soon enough. >> sooner the better. cut and dry case. you see him with the back pack. we should send a message to anybody that if you do this, this is what happens to you. >> prosecutors expect the trial to last 12 years and sentencing to take another 6 weeks. it appears teen stress levels during the school year rival adults. the study looked at a thousand teens and 2,000 adults and they found teen stress comes from striving to achieve many different things at the same time. it reveals teens did not realize the impact stress has

on their health. now to our chief meteorologist bill martin who is tracking rain. immediately fog and clouds. >> and maybe sprinkles tonight and tomorrow morning. moisture plume, impressive. off the southern pacific. you can see it is massive. focused opnorthern california -- on northern california. 8, 9, 10 inches of rain. it has been wet. rain will continue up there for the next few days. right now, cloudy, partly cloudy skies, temperatures today into the 60s. upper 50s. low 60s. beautiful. you have the coastal fog. coastal fog tonight and valley fog late tonight as well. i don't think we will see a dense fog advisory. 60 concord. 60 fairfield. roit now temperatures -- right now temperatures. mild air mass.

tropical moisture is over us. warm air. that is where the rain is now. it will try to shift south thursday morning and then on saturday night, sunday, here is what happens, this high ducks down and focuses -- takes the hose and pushes it south a little bit and puts rain into the forecast saturday night and sunday morning. right now the weekend doesn't look bad. wet period is over night. thursday morning. thursday afternoon. evening. look -- all hangs up there. saturday. starts to come down. saturday lunchtime. this area wants to swing through the bay area into saturday evening and sunday morning. these are the highs. 65 fairfield. 66 antioch. 63 oakland. 63 berkeley. mild and warm. san jose 66. 69 morgan hill.

69 gilroy. nice looking day tomorrow. despite the cloud cover. five-day forecast, cloudy, sprinkle. friday transition day. saturday afternoon clouds really thicken up. saturday night and sunday morning. the way the jet stream is set up, this could change quickly. steve will be here in the morning. the chinese new year parade, giant parade. a chance of rain on that. not enough to wash it out. certainly. i would go. rain comes probably at the end of the parade. forecast. mild night. bring a jacket. not cold. but bring a jacket. five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. >> year of the horse. thank you. toyota is recalling more than 2 million vehicles. the problem that is causing some cars to stop. >> plus -- >> a national shortage of organic eggs. while farmers are trying to

keep up with demands. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> taking a stand to protect children after the murder of a three-year-old girl. >> it was just a feeling inside me that i needed to do it. >> the petition for change that gained thousands of supporters plus a popular roadway developing a deadly reputation. >> take your life in your own hands when you cross the street. period. >> the dangerous combination putting drivers and pedestrians at risk. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

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8 rare and historic corvettes were swallowed by sink hole in kentucky. the ground giving way right under the national corvette museum. no one was hurt but there is

now a gaping hole, 30 feet deep and 40-foot wide. the museum owns six of the cars and the others are on loan from general motors. one was a concept vet worth a million dollars. toyota is recalling preus cars after faulty software was discovered. it could cause the car to lose power and stop. it effects 713,000 in north america from 2000 teen 2014 -- 2010 to 2014 and toyota is also recalling 2012 rav 4, tacoma pick up trucks from 2012 and 2013 and the lexus rs from 2012 to 2013. president obama signed a order raising the i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and

to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. all -- minimum wage for all new federal contract workers. the amount goes up to $10.10 an hour. currently the minimum wage is $7.25. democrats want to use the prove to pressure and divide congress oo imcrease the mij miming -- to increase the minimum wage for everyone. >> republicans say raising the minimum wage kills job creation and hurts entry level workers. they said the order effect as tiny percentage of federal contract workers. a hearing is scheduled for tomorrow but it has been postponed because of a storm. new at 5:00 p.m. a run on organic eggs. empty shelves is what some shoppers are finding. it is not just in the bay area.

it is nationwide. ktvu's ann rubin went to find out what is behind the shorten and what is being done about it -- the shortage and what is being done about it. >> two weeks, 10 days we were not getting eggs. >> reporter: stores like this in oakland had problems in january. bigger chains still have signs up, referencing a national shortage that is caused by an increase in demand. >> different sizes and colors. >> reporter: farmers are now increasing production. at red hill farms they are qua dropping in size. >> we can't keep up. >> reporter: they say several

factors contradicting. feed prices -- are contributing to the prices. feed prices. for red hill which has only pasture raised chickens the privary driver is demand. -- primary driver is demand. in this case consumers are calling the shots. >> good problem to have. it is neat when they do e-mail you or call you say you are on top of the world. >> the goal for red hill farms to add more producers. they doubt they will be able to keep pace for demand in the coming year. ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. now at 6:00 p.m. this three-year-old's death has aneningry community taking action -- angry community taking action, the push. >> their wedding was held in secret but it rocked the nation. the impact this love story had on gays