ruling today saying the good cause required to get a concealed weapon permit violates the second amendment. ktvu's david stevenson is live in san francisco with the impact of striking out the two words from state law. david? >> reporter: lawyers are analyzing the ruling to see what it means for san francisco but for now advocates are claiming a victory. >> reporter: in a decision a court of appeals in san francisco ruled california must allah citizen -- allow citizens to carry concealed weapons. a challenge the national restaurant association brought against san diego county. californians must show good cause to obtain a concealed weapons permit. >> we looked at san diego's policy and determined it was setting a barrier that was unconstitutionally high.

our position was understand the second amendment you can't require a special need. good cause is satisfied if you just if you want up a permit to defend yourself. >> it is disappointing. in california we will seek to appeal that decision. in san francisco where we have a objective process that takes the applicant into consideration it won't change our process. >> reporter: lawyers say it detours criminals from committing violence. >> when people have weapons most of the time as i said they intend to use them against other people, intentionally or not. a life is taken as a result. >> reporter: this ruling originated with a 2009 lawsuit filed by the national restaurant association on behalf of a -- national restaurant association national restaurant association on

behalf of a san diego man. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. developing news tonight involving an unknown number of b.a.r.t. riders who may have been exposed to the measles. this afternoon officials announced a university of california at berkeley student who road b.a.r.t. between el cerrito and downtown tested positive for the measles. the student was not acvuinated and it is believed he picked up the virus in asia. officials are not warning anyone who hasn't received the measles vaccine and who road b.a.r.t. to be aware they may have been exposed. >> measles is a serious illness and it is very contagious. other people could be exposed. we want to make sure if people have the systems they let their healthcare provider know.

>> officials say people who are vaccinatered unlikely to catch it. here are the systems that usually show up two or two weeks after a person is infected. high fever, cough, running those nose, red, itchy eyes. s metials caused by a virus that spreads through coughing and sneezing. a security guard interrupted a burglary and opened fire before noon as the guard was on patrol. he was making his rounds on water house road. ktvu's ann rubin is there where she spoke with residents about the shooting. >> reporter: this is where it started. the guard followed the burglar several blocks and residents say they are relieved he did. >> i am really glad that, you

know, we are getting our money's worth. >> reporter: residents started paying for private security in october and they have seen a drop in crime since but today a security guard spotted a thieve. he followed one for several blocks. first in his car and then on foot. that is when the burglar confronted him with a screwdriver. he tried using pepper spray first and then reached for the gun shooting him in the leg. >> at some point he made a motion towards the security officer and the officer fearing for his life fired one shot striking the subject. >> the security business is basically observe and report. unfortunately sometimes things escalate that are beyond our control and self-defense comes into play. >> reporter: h that was unrough -- >> that was ann rubin reporting

in oakland. antioch is adding new officers to its police force and ktvu's rob roth is live with the incentives the city is offering. rob? >> reporter: over the years budget cuts meant fewer officers on antioch streets but now antioch is adding to the department by making it more attractive for experienced officers to leave their current jobs and come here. >> reporter: fire arms training this afternoon. the 6 officers are not new law enforcement. he spent the past 13 years as a patrol officer for stockton police department but he sees more opportunity here. >> hopefully i will be promoted. >> he is one of two new

officers from stockton. the six recruits were sworn in as police officers today. among themm is a former -- them is a former deputy. he says he could have showsen another large department looking for experienced officer. >> sometimes always bigger is not better. >> reporter: they are highly sought after because they are already well trained. >> they are in a training program for a short amount of time and they are able to make a difference. >> reporter: to help lure experienced officers antioch improved benefits and pension packages. starting salary is $6,800 a month. >> the pay competitive and benefits is great. i have to look out for my family. i came over here. >> i went on a ride-along with a couple police officers and i fell in love with the fact it is a family and tight nit group

of officers. >> the officers bring the total number to 89. they still have 13 more open shots that they hope to fill -- spots that they hope to fill. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now. lee looked at -- we looked at crime in antioch. more crime has been reported in antioch but police made fewer arrests. the police department says motor vehicle theft doubled from 600 to more than 1200. and burglaries gone up from 900 to 1350 but at the same time the number of arrests has been cut in half. in 2008 the city reported 5700 adult arrests. in 2013 that number was 3100. for juveniles there were 1600 in 2008 and 2013 that number was down to 752. morgan hill teen sierra

lamar was last seen heading to a school bus two years ago and today the man suspected of killing her entered a plea. ktvu's robert handa was in court where supporters made a visual statement. robert? >> reporter: it was a day when many people following the sierra lamar disappearance waited to see, the suspect came into the courtroom, only this time important legal steps were taken. >> reporter: wearing sierra lamar's red shoes, volunteers is spent two years searching for the teen, gathered today. the group came to watch antolin garcia-torres charged with sierra lamar's murder after the grand jury indictment. >> he always gives osglance. we are -- us a glance. we are happy he sees we are always there for the family. >> antolin garcia-torres pleads not guilty. >> reporter: the judge set a trial for march 10 but canceled

it after the defense requested transcripts be sealed. he will decide on a new trial date on april 16. transcripts reveal what the prosecution showed showed the grand jury, somethingp the defense hasn't seen -- something the defense hasn't seen. >> they need to know that. >> reporter: investigators said dna evidence was found in antolin garcia-torres' car and sierra lamar's belongings and it must be solid evidence to proceed in a murder case without a body. he expressed confidence in his case. sierra lamar's father did not attend and said he had enough of antolin garcia-torres and his silence. >> maybe that speaks louder than him talking. >> reporter: antolin garcia- torres gave up his right to a speedy trial and now being held

without bail. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >> robert was live tweet- tweeting today for -- live tweeting today for the court hearing on antolin garcia- torres. we are tweeting updates 24 hours a day. three of california's former governors want the state to speed up the death penalty process. today they announced a ballot initiative. it calls calls for limiting appeals for death row inmates because right now they are on death row for more than 20 years and it requires inmates to work at prison jobs to pay restitution. some say the proposal won't work. >> the reason for all the delay in -- from conviction to potential execution is that people make mistakes and courts do not want to ever have to up

hold a death penalty on someone who might be innocent. >> the proposal still needs the signatures to qualify for the november ballot. right now there are 750 people on death row in california but the state has a moratorium on execution because of lawsuits challenging the leth injection method use. the last time anyone was execute in california was 2006. a new lawsuit against facebook over how it tailors advertising. >> is the drought giving your insurance company doubt? could that effect your insurance? >> after the break we will talk about the fog for tomorrow morning, friday morning and we will talk about rain in the bay area weekend forecast. we will see you back here. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek.

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new at 6:00 p.m. a conviction in a san francisco assault case caught on video. it happened last summer during pride weekend. a woman was kicked in the head. today a jury convicted the 23- year-old. he was found gate of assault, battery and robbery. the jury was dead liked on a misdemeanor count. the district attorney tells us he faces 8 years in prison. demonstration in oakland calling on california attorney general kamala harris to prosecute law enforcement officer whose kill civilians. the protesters rallied on clay street. they called on the attorney general oo ensure the -- to

ensure the laws enforced when dealing with officer whose kill civilians. her son was shot and killed by a police officer in 2012. . >> we demand she hold the officers accountable in the death of our children but there are families from all over the state of california, we all get the same answer that is justified homicide. it is not justified homicide. >> ktvu channel 2 news call to kamala harris' office was not immediately returned. new at 6:00 p.m. a hassle in the bay area as the california drought create as risk. parts of the bay -- creates a risk. parts of the bay area is prone to fire. tom vacar explains how that risk with the drought could impact how you pay for

insurance. >> the firestorm shocked insurance companies into the realization having too many policies in one place means disaster. today mapping systems influence whether one or another will protect your investment. last fall he learned that the hard way when he got dropped. >> yeah. i was surprised and angry because i had been with them for 15 years. >> reporter: they put on the cancellation form due to the drought they could cancel you for that reason. >> reporter: he found another insurer. >> if they have too many policies in the same area, saying we have too much exposure. >> they will evaluate the risk. >> reporter: drought increases fire risk. but is it enough to cause non-

renewals. >> this conversation has never come up before. >> reporter: after 30 years an insurer can cancel your policy upon 45 days written notice. >> reporter: the insurance companies have their opinions and the power to enforce them. he asked people where the fire was, it is one of the safest places around. >> look around. green everywhere. no more fire prone than any other place. there are plenty of california places where insurers don't see it that way. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. facebook has settled a lawsuit over privacy issues but for one group it is not enough. they said facebook should not use any child's image or information in advertising and so today they asked a court to

void the settlement. facebook can use a child's information for advertising if they get parent's permission. advocates say that shouldn't be an option. a law maker introduced a will aimed at making california the first state to require warning labels on sodas. the bill has the support of several medical groups. it would require any drink with more than 75-calories per 12- ounces to display a warning that is contributes to obesity and diabetes and dental decay. >> screenings today for thousands of preschool children. 88 dentists are giving kids check ups. the project calls give kids a

smile is organized by the dental society. the director expects to screen 8 to 9,000 children. >> we are doing oral dental screenings because many kids don't see a dentist, have cavities, have gum disease. >> assistants also help get them scheduled and teach them about brushing and caring for their teeth. a woman from the east bay introduced legislation that will boost the amount of federal child support for disadvantaged families. families with one child gets $100 a month instead of $50. two more -- 2 or more children would get $200 a month. temperatures on the warm side. 70s. mid-70s in antioch. 74 degrees. it is not going it to be

similar tomorrow. clouds and temperatures warming up. drought information. look at the areas, this was two weeks ago. we will get a moderate drought into the north bay. or severe drought. rain in the north bay helped but still a drought. we have water issues. that is the big story for the next year. the fire hose, the atmospheric river is focused on northern california. a lot of rain north. if it was south we would be getting hit good. stays north. tonight sprinkles up north. tomorrow morning valley fog. here is the situation. look outside. you will see the fog showing up in the valleys over night. low visibility. half mile and possible drizzle tomorrow morning. you get the picture. fog in the morning hour.

saturday, or tomorrow, everything stays north. saturday the jet stream shifts south. a chance for late night showers saturday night, sunday morning. south throughout the bay area. all staying north. there it is. there it is. friday afternoon. staying up there. here, on saturday afternoon. swings down. by saturday, 7:00, 8:00, raining in san francisco, raining in the east bay. then it moves through and there is your sunday. get the picture. five-day forecasting after the temperature. 68 brentwood. highs cooler than today. still warm. 70 gilroy. 68 san jose. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, there you go. over night saturday into sunday morning, wet. and then by monday clouds and next week we get into a moist flow there. looks like -- chinese new year -- [ talking at the same time ]

>> starts out dry. when we get out of there it will start to sprinkle. 8:00. if you are going take a jacket, umbrella. it should be dry. >> thank you. golden state warriors lost a heart breaker last night. hear from the players about the best player in the nba and his last second shot. [ male announcer ] start engine. accelerate.

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>> mark is here now with sport. why lebron james is the best player in the nba. >> people still talking about that game. it did not turn out so positively for the warriors. but you know what, you got to put it in perspective. you are looking at the greatest player of our time. there is the shot that won it with .2 seconds left and a 1 point win it was with the three- pointer right there. second guesser out there today, keep the ball away from him. he was up on him and face it, the guy hate sensational shot. here is the reaction after the game to the greatest player we

know today. >> he didn't try to get him off balance. he kind of just rhythm, dribble, melt the knock down and made the shot. >> pick your poison. live with defense one-on-one. >> i thought we won the game but, you know, big time player. big time shot. >> he made a great shot. a great shot. >> look forward to the challenge of playing the best in the league and tonight was demonstrated that to the fullest. >> you want to be the best you got to beat the best and the warriors not there yet. memo to brian wilson, former san francisco giant, take a look at what the kid johnny gomes did yesterday. yeah. the tired look, the beard is gone. and for his effort there $10,000 donated to folks with

spinal cord injuries. shaving the beard. brian wilson might want tower consider that. >> looks totally different. >> just a suggestion suggestion. -- just a suggestion. >> many nuser grads kept from their license, that story tonight at 10:00 p.m. and we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com, facebook and twitter. thank you so much for joining us. we will see you tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> good night.

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