of the two officer whose were killed in the crash near fresno. officers brian law and juan gonzalez were responding to a traffic collision on highway 99 just before 6:00 a.m. as they approached the scene the california highway patrol said juan gonzalez swerved to avoid one of the people involved in the initial crash on the road. the officer's cruisers slammed into a guard rail killing both men on impact. >> they were classmates together. attended 27 weeks of training together. became good friends. >> officer juan gonzalez was just 33 years old and was not married. officer brian law was 34. he is survived by his wife and three children. and both men had ties to the bay area. ktvu's claudine wong is live where officer brian law began his law enforcement career. >> reporter: there are 90 officers here in this office

and most of them did know officer brian law, even though he was based in fresno he started his career at this office. he was an officer, husband and father and to the chp family he was their brother. >> reporter: he remembers beating brian law. he was out of the academy, the new guy and brian law welcomed him. >> he was one of the first people i met. he was on the same shift i was on. he was a great guy. always there to help you out. even as the new guy. he would help you out. >> reporter: he says brian law was just that kind of guy. warm and easy going. brian law graduated in 2008 and worked that office for 5 years before transferring to fresno. >> family man and he wanted to be closer to his family. that was why he left.

>> reporter: law was working with juan gonzalez a classmate on the grave yard shift when the accident happened. and while it may have happened miles away this hits home in oakland. >> loss to lose an officer. harder when it is someone you know, someone who is your friend. really hard. this is a wake up call and you have to remember every day we go to work we don't know if we will make it home. >> reporter: they want thupublic to -- the public to remember their service and they are asking the public to remember their loved ones and the families of the two officer whose are now forced to face the future without them. live, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> officer juan gonzalez got his start with the chp in the south bay. there are many officers at that office who knew him personally. many came into the office and put a black band across their

badges. he graduated in 2008. juan gonzalez wanted to go home to the fresno area so he jumped at the chance to transfer. officer ross lee worked with juan gonzalez in the south bay and says he looked up to him as a mentor. >> remember him walking around, you know, smile, funny guy. you know, seemed to be always smiling and jovial. it is sad. tragic. >> others described officer juan gonzalez as helpful, knowledgeable and they say he always hepthis composure in any situation he was in. governor jerry brown released a statement on the passing saying we extend our deepest condolences to the families, friends and call leagues as they mourn -- colleagues as they mourn their losses. we join all californians in honoring these officers for

their courage, their commitment and service. and you can share your condolences with the families on our facebook page. also share this badge to honor their service and their sacrifice. we are following developing news where police are blocking off traffic as they respond to reports of a man barricaded inside a home. news chopper 2 is over the scene a short time ago. we could see officers drawn their weapons. police are telling residents to stay in their home. police responded to a report of a intoxicated man making threats to his wife. the wife got out safely. the man came to the door but refused to surrender. police are concerned because the man has one gun registered in his name. new at 6:00 p.m.

contra costa county has a storage of water supply banked in bakersfield. ktvu's robert handa explains why it can't get the water it owns. >> reporter: we are at the water treatment plant, it will get a lot of attention during this because banked water relates to drinking water. >> reporter: they stopped releasing water to creeks in with conservation move that impacts wildlife and people. what scares her is if the drought impacts the drinking water supply. >> our every day life. that is how we survive. >> that concerns the water district as well. why they said they have reserves options to supplement the supply are drying up as reservoirs dwindle they acknowledge they have 263,000-

acre feet banked in concern county -- cencounty -- kern can'ty but they can't get the -- county but they can't get the water they own, they said it is too costly. so they need to find an agency to exchange water with but the drought and cut backs made that almost impossible. >> when the water product -- project is at zero there is less water. >> reporter: the water is needed for the water treatment plans to keep from drowning the reserves. >> we are making sure if there are reductions in treated water we can still meet the drinking water needs. >> it is strange and scary statement. not to have water -- at the same time not to have water.

>> reporter: they put a 12% limit on how much water they could get. they will assess what to do next week. live in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now on the conditions. lake shasta is at 37% capacity. our coverage of the drought continues on www.ktvu.com. you will find the latest about the water supply and idea how you can concern. new developments in the case of a woman from martinez who was arrested when a body was found inside her home. ktvu's allie rasmus is in martinez where the woman has confessed to killing her own mother. >> reporter: the victim is 74 years old and martinez police say yesterday her daughter

called them and conexcessed to murdering fer-- confessed to murdering her. >> reporter: they gathered more evidence for a murder investigation. >> i haven't processed it all the way. it is like okay. you don't expect that. >> reporter: police say the 53- year-old called them yesterday afternoon and told them over the phone she killed her mother and wanted to turn herself in. detectives would not say how or when the mother was killed but neighbors say they had been living here for three to four years, they noticed the home had fallen into disrepair. neighbors said they weren't surprised. >> yelling. you hear the noise. you know, i didn't witness violence but you would hear,

you know, yelling. usually see her in a wheelchair. >> reporter: neighbors called police in the past to report disturbances at the home and the daughter was known to act strangely from time to time. >> used to be a -- used to be a deck over there. one time in the morning she was tearing it apart. bizarre. >> reporter: she was arrested and booked on suspicion of murder. the contra costa county curerner's office is closed today so we don't know when a autopsy will be performed but she is held in contra costa county jail on $1 million bail. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. new information about a burning body that was discovered near the entrance to a park over the weekend. flowers marked the spot where the body was found burning. police tell us personal items helped investigators identify

the victim. they believe that she was a white woman in her late 40s and she was from the bay area. >> family haven't seen or heard from her so it is kind of matching up. >> they have to confirm the body's identity and the cause of death. it is being investigated as a homicide although police haven't ruled out suicide. a fire went to two alarms before firefighters brought it under control. it started before 11:00 a.m. this morning in an apartment. it took firefighters 30 minutes to get it under control. no one was hurt and no word on the cause. alameda county can hire few firefighters. a federal grant will pay for the hiring and training of 12 new firefighters. all part of the safer grant program that stands for

staffing for adequate fire and emergency response run by the department of homeland security and fema. fistry surrounds -- mystery surrounds the death of a 16- year-old girl, the crowd of people who may know something about her death. >> police say a kill switch is the most important thing to have on a smart phone, the move in washington to make a kill switch mandatory. >> i am back after the break, clouds increasing and a chance of showers in the five-day forecast. i will give you the time lime for when -- time line for when you can expect them. you used to sleep like a champ.

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run. it started a as a fight yesterday between two groups of people. police say the victim was stabbed and then hit by a car that left the scene. two other men were also injured. no arrests have been made. child was hit by a car in san francisco today. the girl was crossing the street when she was struck. the driver stayed that scene. 19-year-old man who was shot outside the powell street station is expected to recover. he is improving. the shooting happened after 7:00 p.m. last night outside the westfield mall. investigators hope surveillance video will help lead theme the shooter. no -- them to the shooter. police are wearing body cameras to enhance body safety

and accountability. more than 100 are now in use by officers. it will help resolve discrepancy. last year there were 91,000 incidents and made 4400 arrests and seized 233 weapons. police were also assaulted 23 times. an emergency rally in san francisco today against u.s. interference in venezuela. protesters gathered to oppose violence by anti-government groups in wednesday wednesday. three students in wednesday wednesday were shot ask killed last week. -- and killed killed last week. the u.s. state department says allegations about the u.s. undermine the venezuela president are false. new information about a 16- year-old girl whose body was found near train tracks

saturday night. investigators say it looks like 3 hours past before anybody called to report the death and now investigators are running into wall of silence. >> reporter: loud horns blew but the young people who came to the scene today were keeping quiet. >> what do you think about what happened toher -- to her? >> i don't know. >> naomy rojas was found shot and killed. her father said his daughter was a straight a student who started hanging out with bad friends. when she didn't come home from school friday her family started to get worried. >> the morning they tell us she was killed. >> reporter: police received calls about gun shots around

1:20 a.m. saturday. they checked nearby apartment complexes and found nothing. then three hours later at 4:16 a.m. someone called to report a body lying along the tracks. >> we believe there were several other people with her at the time at 1:20 a.m. and we have not heard from them and we would like them to come forward. >> reporter: the family who gathered and wept at the scene say it is time for those friends to come forward and their father had this to say. >> i like to know what she make to you to put a bullet in her head at 16 years old, little girl. >> reporter: police are waiting for a autopsy to determine exactly how many times she was shot and to determine if she might have been saved if help was called earlier.

ktvu channel 2 news. the administrator of the silk road website said everyone is going to get paid back after a $2.6 million theft. they are a underground market place for drugs and illegal drugs. someone emptied their account. they said they won't get commissions till it is repaid and they will add a surcharge to recover costs. a health advisory earlier today. a refinery says steams went down this afternoon and fixed within 10 minutes. contra costa county officials issued an alert however that advisory is no longer in effect. another warm day today. we had temperatures today in the mid-60s again.

some areas warmer than that. antioch, 65 degrees for day time high. 65 fairfield. 65 napa. temperatures very warm. usually warm for this time of year. clouds moving in but the systems are super disorganized right now. we are not expecting major rain as we go into the next week but we have a chance of showers tomorrow night into wednesday morning and showers could bring sprinkles. i will show you that. winds are 13 miles per hour aat oakland. napa 27 -- at oakland. napa 12 miles per hour. valley fog inland. tomorrow morning, here comes the afternoon. cloudy all day. late afternoon, late afternoon we will see the showers push down. those are the over night lows. low 40s. this high pressure weakens tomorrow. this slips out. late tomorrow afternoon and

evening you will notice the clouds, but in the evening early morning hours on wednesday, look for showers. here we go. tuesday night. tomorrow night. there it is. there it goes. that is a front. you see it sliding through. whenever you get something like that, it is not hard to get sprinkles and drizzle along the coast. we will track that. wish it was more but right now the jet stream goes to the north. 63 fairfield. highs tomorrow despite mostly to partly cloudy skies e. back into the -- partly cloudy skies back into the low 60s. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, tuesday night, wednesday morning. non-event. sad to say. friday, saturday and sunday. you have got lots of sunshine and temperatures back up to the low 70s. starts to warm up again. there is your five-day forecast. shaking your head --

>> like back in january -- [ talking at the same time ] >> what the drag is,ish the long range models, early march don't show anything significant till march three. >> that is a while. [ talking at the same time ] >> i was thinking man. lawmakers in the senate introduced a bill requiring a kill switch for all smart phones sold in the u.s. a similar bill was prosed last month for california. a kill switch enables you to delete your personal data from your phone if it is stolen. some phones always use the technology -- already use the technology. >> i can kill it or erase it. >> opponents say installing it on all phones may make phones more vulnerable to hackers.

google may be acquiring space in the mission district on alabama street. google has purchased or plans to lease a 35,000 square foot former print works facility. it is said to be zoned for manufacturing and has room for 200 employees. spoiler alert coming up in sports, how the women's hockey team did and the giants have two days to report to spring training but almost the entire team has already arrived. sports is next.

okay. mark here now. spring training, good sign when all the veterans are there early. >> we know how it went last year. veterans don't have to be there. the regulars till wednesday, all but one there as the giants work it out in scottsdale. that includes michael morris. new comer. missed much of last year with a wrist injury. he said he is 100% now and talked with fred inglis about it. >> don't have to have therapy

or anything. there is no repair. one of those things, as a player you want to play. you want to play no matter what. you want to help the team win. sometimes you got to suck it up. especially if you take mris and nothing shows up, like, you know, what are you going to say i don't wantt to play? no. -- i don't want to play? no. >> mean time if you are planning to watch the women tonight in hockey, u.s.a. and sweden, turn your eyes. whatever you need to do. here is the score that set up the final. team u.s.a. taking care of sweden and they will face team canada thursday. gold medal at stake. i don't know care who you are, tiger woods, arnie palmer, this guy, they have nothing on. take a look at this over the weekend. >> 95-foot putt to win a car.

greens are fast here in auburn. [ laughter ] >> look at this. 95 feet for a car. try putting on a basketball court. [ talking at the same time ] >> fantastic shot. >> thank you. coming up tonight at 10:00 p.m. a care taker is behind bars, that story and more tonight at 10:00 p.m. good night. >> night.

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can people change? well, that's a -- that is a tough one, but i would say yes, people can change. that's what i believe, anyway, and i will till the day i die. you do realize you're proving the exact opposite of your point. see? she's changed. she used to be very supportive of me. [ beep ] claire: come on. [ beep ] [ television plays loudly ] aah. phil! ow, ow! why is it so loud?! my ears are bleeding. i don't know! make it stop! i just installed a sweet home-theater system in the family room. the, um... the trouble is, claire struggles with technology of any kind. i mean, remotes, cellphones, computers... haley, have you seen my blue --