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 and lesbians couples

across the country. >> and everyone agrees it is a dangerous crossing in san francisco. >> take your life in your own hands when you cross the street. >> the conflict over how to make van ness avenue safer. complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. the death of three-year-old is sparking outrage tonight, there is now a push to change the way law enforcement respond to child abuse allegations. i am. i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. >> ktvu's allie rasmus spoke to a woman who is taking action by trying to change california law. >> reporter: there is a petition through www.change.org to create caylees law. they have 2400 signatures but

they are hoping for more. >> reporter: just thinking about her and how her short life ended brings her to tears. >> my heart bleeds for this little girl and i don't want this to happen anymore. >> reporter: her body was found in february 1 in the apartment she shared with her mother and mother's boyfriend. they were charged with the child's murder. authorities say the body showed evidence of physical and possibly sexual abuse. we know police cape to the apartment at least 9 times since may for welfare checks. >> that is too many calls. we feel there needs to be a law in place. >> the petition calls for a 3 strikes you are out law that requires authorities to intervene if police are called more than three times.

>> to have this kind of solution is not the way to go. >> reporter: he says anyone can call police to report a problem. he says what is to stop someone from using a law like this as a vendetta. >> it would put way too much power in the hands of somebody who wanted to take advantage of that situation. >> she is not a legal expert but they think something needs be done to strengthen the law. >> these children need a voice and they don't have one. >> reporter: child welfare services can only remove a child if there is evidence of abuse. live, allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> you can join the conversation on facebook. would you sign the petition? tell us what you think about the proposal and we will share

some responses on the air. today marks 10 years since the first gay couple was married at city hall touching off a political firestorm. long time couple were married on this day in 2004. pictures of the secrets ceremony graced the front page of the newspaper announcing given newsom directed them to start issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples. by march 11 the state supreme court issued a stay ordering san francisco to stop performing same-sex marriages spending a review on the legality. they abided by the order while the issue made its way through the court system and tonight city hall is filled again as

supporters all gathered to celebrate the sig competence of the day -- significance of the day and ktvu's tom vacar is there. tom. >> reporter: now more than 500 people are gathered inside, many who were here when the first of a title wave of same- sex marriages began. at san francisco city hall the city officially celebrated one decade since the first marriage took place. a marriage that was voided, later to be reinstated. a marriage now legal in 17 states coast to coast. >> 10 years ago today then mayor newsom and 4,000 couples took a stand against injustice and changed history right here in this hall.

>> had you all not shown your courage in 2004 we wouldn't be here and i don't think we would have celebrated all the success we have seen. had they not said i do. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: and for his efforts the mayor received the key to the city and city hall will be lit this way through the end of the 2014 olympics. ken pritchett will have more on the 10:00 p.m. news. reporting live, tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> 18 states have legalized same-sex marriage. here is a look at them highlighted on this map. new mexico, illinois, new york, massachusetts which was the first state to do so and just three days ago, u.s. attorney general eric holder announced the government will recognize

same-sex marriages even in states where they are not legal. the move includes bankruptcies cases, prison visitation rights and survivor benefits. and our coverage continues on www.ktvu.com. we created a section with sound and video about the path to legalize same-sex marriage in california and the fight ovproposition -- over proposition 8. look under hot topics. new developments tonight. a amber alert issued yesterday after a carjacking has been canceled. ktvu's john sasaki joins us from police headquarters with the turn in the investigation. john? >> reporter: this is a bizarre case and there is lot of questions to be answered. police spokes woman just wrapped up a press conference in which she said the amber alert has been canceled because

there was no carjacking. the driver of the car was found by police today after a tip from someone who was watching the news coverage and the driver mentioned this here in this video, this surveillance video, that person was acting suspiciously inside, aggressively, stealing food and threatening people with a knife. the driver said that individual and he and a third person a woman in the car all knew each other. now what happens is that the individual ran outside, got into the car, and witnesses told police they believe there was a carjacking and the person in the back seat was someone who was under 18, possibly the victim of a kidnapping and carjacking. that is why the amber alert was activated. it turns out police say that woman is over 18 years old so

there is no woman or no child in harm's way. that is why the amber alert has been lifted. still lots of questions. here is what she said. >> we know that the amber alert is a system that worked, unfortunately in this case we had information that led us in a different direction but it is in place for a reason and it did work. >> reporter: this right here, he is 54 years old, someone who has been in trouble with the law in the past, has a record of theft. this is the person they believe was in the safeway causing the problems, possibly stealing food. they are looking to find him still and they want to find that woman. they believe the car is no longer a factor. there was a lot of confusion, they say it is no longer a factor. they are trying to find him and

the woman and talk to them. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details on the amber alert. it was created in 1996 in the dearth area. broadcasters and police -- dallas fort worth area. broadcasters and police reacted it to find missing children. the amber alert became a nationwide alert system in 2003. reservations opened for berkeley's sierra summer camp program. this year it will be held at echo lake. the new site can accommodate only a thousand guests. residents are being given priority to sign up this week. covered california is moving closer to its goal for

enrollment. 728,000 californians selected plans now. according to new numbers released today. covered californiaset goal of 1.3 million. and we will be back with more after this.

new developments tonight. tips from the public are credited for the arrest of a man who posed as a police officer and sexual assaulted a woman. the sheriff's office says the 25-year-old was taken into custody last night. investigators say earlier this months he posed as an officer and stopped a woman and salted her. last week -- sexually assaulted her. last week we showed you a

sketch in the case. >> a suspect and we went out and that was the person. we are very happy. >> investigators say they found a badge in his vehicle and a jacket and other equipment in this apartment. the chp reopened an off ramp after cleaning up a diesel spill. a truck hit a tanker truck this morning. 1400 gallons leaked out and that forced the closure of the harbor boulevard off ramp from eastbound 580. it took most of the days for crews to reopen the off ramp. 2 dozen san francisco firefighters are being subpoenas to testify related to a hit-and-run crash on this surveillance video. it involved a fire truck that

hit and injured a motorcycle rider. the operator was arrested for dui. a source familiar with the investigation says 25 testifies will be subpoenas -- testifies will be subpoenaed -- firefighters will be subpoenaed. two chiefs are among those to be served. a man is under arrest suspected of driving a car that hit and killed a pedestrian on van ness avenue this morning. mageb hussain has been booked on hit and run and voluntary manslaughter. the crash hap -- vehicular manslaughter. witnesses pointed him out. the victim was a 57-year-old man. police say the victim was not in a crosswalk but the driver was also speeding. today's crash renewed calls to

make the roadway safer. ktvu's rob roth tells us solutions may be years away. >> reporter: van ness avenue. >> take your life in your own hands when you cross the street. >> the city agrees, the city identified it as a high injury corridor. 83 accidents between 2008 and 2013. that doesn't include the three people killed here this year. the elderly and disabled complain the lights are too short. some blame drivers. >> most often i see people running the red light. till that is not happening anymore then people will still get hit by cars. >> reporter: some say those on foot are looking at their smart phones and not paying

attention. >> reporter: you are wearing your ear buds, do you think that is a good idea? >> no. bad habit. >> reporter: they said the city can make improvements. >> if you stripe like this, you can see that from further away and you know that is a crosswalk. that is not here. it could be. >> reporter: why hasn't more been done? >> the process takes too long. everything takes too long. the system is broken. >> reporter: as we reported the city is planning a bus line down the center of van ness. many predict it will make it easier for pedestrians. the project won't be ready for another four years and there doesn't appear to be short term fixes on the horizon. in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. french president visited

san francisco today. mayor ed lee and gavin newsom give him a warm welcome at city hall. he arrived from washington, d.c. to meet with top tech leaders. he said that california and france have the same vision. [ speaking foreign language ] >> france wanted to change the world and together we can change the world. we can change the way we consume, produce, the way we deal with health and technology in order to make the world a better place. >> he helped launch the site of a new french tech hub in san francisco. he says right now there are 300 french tech companies in operation throughout california. moisture streaming towards the west coast of the united

states but not in our area. we are getting the cloud cover. that is an atmospheric river. the focus northern california. north you are getting rain. coming down up there. portland, seattle. for us a few showers north. just slight sprinkles. they will work their way south as we go into the evening hours and we could see showers in santa rosa, right now it hasn't happened but over night it is a possibility. right now partly cloudy skies. looking at temperatures tonight that will be in the 40s. we will see the valley fog return again tonight. it is partly cloudy skies now. there is fog along the coast. can't see that. coastal fog and we will see valley fog. reason for the valley fog is the rains we had set us up.

dew points are high. temperatures are cool. temperature meets the dew point you get fog. over night lows upper 50s. upper40s and low 50s. that is perfect temperature for fog. here is how it goes. the weather system focused on the north. showers in the north bay tomorrow morning, tonight. and sunday, saturday night, sunday, saturday night, sunday morning a chance of showers in the bay area. mainly north. chinese new year parade saturday night, might see showers towards the tail end of that. lot of people on the streets. take a jacket. thursday morning, thursday afternoon and everything goes back up here. rain, rain, rain. friday, saturday. stops there. saturday you saw the system. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view is going to show you temperatures

like this. we will see partly cloudy skies. over night thursday and friday showers and saturday night into sunday morning showers as well. we will see how it goes. lots can change. it would be nice to get real rain. saturday night thing might give us a quarter inch. [ talking at the same time ] >> thank you. gasia mikaelian has a look at what we are working on for bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >> still a lot of confusion over an amber alert issued yesterday. the blurt indicated a -- the alert indicated a girl was abducted but police updated us on why they believe it was a different situation. we will have an update at 7:00 p.m -- join us for these stories and more on bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36.

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last night lebron james 37 points. david lee battles back from injury. green's playing time increased. he doesn't expect fatigue from the heat. >> they will come in here with a focus level of, you know, these guys got us on our home court and we have to take care of business. that is the attitude they came out last year. >> doing testing in sonoma. sanction testing event. 9 teams and 13 drivers were on the course today. will power was the winner last august and after years he sees an open wheel sear as that

increased. >> competitive. you can't pick a driver that you wouldn't say couldn't win a race. you are right, whoever wins the championship is one of the best drivers in the world. >> and with baseball camps already or about to open the yankees derek jeter announced today 2014 will be his 20th and final year in the major leagues. one of the most memorable plays came in oakland in 2001. he made the relay that retires the a's in game three, the a's led the series 2-0 before the yank as won three in a row. they won game three 1-0. you can still hear a's fans, slide. >> thank you. another look at the five- day forecast. >> rain tonight in the north bay and tomorrow morning. the real opportunity is saturday into sunday morning. showers in the forecast.

>> and maybe on the -- [ talking at the same time ] >> saturday night and sunday morning. >> thank you. tonight at 10:00 p.m. secrets on your smart phone, 2 investigates why free apps come with a cost, that is all tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com, facebook and twitter. thank you so much for joining us. have a great evening everyone and see you later. bye-bye. >> good night. my parents say to me?

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