deputies. he pleaded not guilty to elder abuse, assault with a deadly weapon. in a statement the hospital said san francisco general hospital is sorry that mary perez was injured while in our care. we take patient safetily seriously and reviewing our procedures. san francisco general hospital made changes after the body of lynne spalding was found in a stair well last october. 17 days after she disappeared. her grandson hopes to fire the lynne spalding's family attorney to force more changes at the hospital. >> keep this guy locked, you know, chained to some -- to the bed. >> reporter: orin zebest is held in a jail ward on $225,000 bail. at 6:00 p.m. the action emergency room nurses took in response to the

attack. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. governor jerry brown issues a call to action to help california get through drought crisis. ktvu's julie haener is in the news room with more. >> reporter: governor jerry brown and democrats offered a plan that will not raise taxes or fees but will often immediate relief. >> providing money for drinking water, for housing, for food and water conserving technologies. >> reporter: in all the governor prosed spending $687 million on projects to hit hard hit communities, which could run out of drinking water in 100 days. >> we worked through a grant to put a pipeline in place to deliver water from where it was located to where it was needed and we will do that throughout

the state as the community comes up. >> reporter: $549 million will come from bonds. 25million from the general fund for food aid to struggling communities. other examples the money could be used for, recycled water and storm water capture projects. more technologicals for water agencies, funding -- technologies for wateragies and funding for clearing of brush -- water strategies and funding for clearing of brush. reporting live, julie haener, ktvu channel 2 news. as of now one most of the water districts only have voluntary water restrictions. at 6:00 p.m. how bad the water has to get before we see mandatory water

rationing and we dedicated a section on www.ktvu.com to california's drought, how you can see the levels of the reservoirs in real time and compare them to where they form normally are at. the government is warning people to look out for terrorists on flights to the u.s. from over seas but they don't believe there is a specific threat. ktvu's ann rubin is live at the airport after talking with passengers about today's developments. >> the department of homeland security issued the warning today out of caution. officials say there is no specific threat but according to government officials terror groups have been working on new designs. the warning mentions 25 to 30 cities over seas that have flights to the u.s. for carriers flying the routes there might be increased

scrutiny. it was december 2001 he attempted to deadinate explosives in his -- detonated explosives in his sneakers. travelers say it is an accepted part of travel. >> well, we wanted to be safe. that is great. i am not worried about it. >> doesn't bother me taking extra precautions. i think it is ridiculous in general. some of the extents people go to hurt others. i have no problem with taking a few extra minutes if it means arriving safely. >> i think you take it seriously because it is a serious issue. i think the way the security system works, it is a lot of flaws. >> reporter: so far airports have not been told to make any specific changes. the department of homeland security said in a statement

they continue to adjust security measures. live, ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. police are looking for a man who they say tried to solicit sex from a 15-year-old girl. this picture is from surveillance video at a nearby store. the girl identified the man as the one who came up behind her and asked her for sex. she refused and got away. both she and the store owner said the man appeared intoxicated. memorial service monday to honor the two chp officer whose were killed in a crash. bishop blanchet high brian law and juan gonzalez. their car veered off the road and hit a car. investigators say they swerved to avoid a crash site. the memorial will be held at the save mart center on fresno state. family members are trying trying to decide whether or not it be open to the public.

body found this morning appears that to be of a homeless man. someone spotted the body at 7:30 a.m. the police do not suspect foul play. they are trying to determine the cause of death but he may have suffered from a medical problem. the veteran who saved a woman's life during a raider's game will be honored. he was leaving the game last november when he saw a woman jump from the third deck of the coliseum. he tried to catch her and broke the woman's fall. she was injured but survived. but now this friday he will be honored for his quick thinking. pulmonary embolism made her

olympic debut this morning. she had a loud cheering section in the bay area. we won't reveal how she did till after this report that shows us the excitement of friends and family. >> reporter: moments before 15- year-old pulmonary embolism hit the ice, you could feel the tension and nervousness in san jose. 2-1/2 minutes later after a strong performance those nerves turned into this. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: standing ovation from friends and dance classmates. >> we are just proud. just proud to cheer on a local hero. i mean, it is not every day you have somebody that lives locally that goes to the olympics. >> reporter: along with skating it is where pulmonary embolism fell in love with ballet, tap and jazz. today the school set up a watch party to see her ice skate and dance. her coach gave her this advice. >> have a great time.

dance your heart out. listen to the music. and believe in yourself. right? that is the best she could do. and she very, very grifted. she has -- gifted. she has great sport -- support. >> reporter: it is the authority that contributed to -- it is the support that contributed to her performance today. >> i asked her if she wanted to go to the olympics. she said if she had a chance she would love the opportunity but she really humble and sweet. >> reporter: when we spoke with pulmonary embolism two weeks ago all she said she wanted to do was skate two clean programs. after today many fans said she showed the world she has nerves of steel. >> if you don't want to find

out how she did, turn the volume down. she was the 12th skater out of 30 in the short program. she stands in 7th place. the top 24 go on to the second round tomorrow. on www.ktvu.com we have a slide show of p-p's performance -- pulmonary embolism's performance today and wish her good luck on our facebook page. firefighters show us the hidden hazard that is putting them and some neighboring homes at risk. >> starting to feel like spring outside. how much temperatures trend up where you live. >> next, passengers flying out of their seats, the turbulence that rocked the flight out of sfo.

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the lawn may be torn up but the home was spare. a dump truck was driving this morning when the breaks went out. it hit a vehicle and a pole and stopped just feet from a home. pg&e says 73 people will be without power till tomorrow morning. they will replace that pole. we haven't heard any reports of injuries. continuing coverage on the violence that rocked kiev. protesters have been battle with police. 26 -- battling with police. 26 people died in independence square. the president of ukraine and leaders agreed to a truth and began talks aimed at resolving the issues. that came a few hours after the state security service

announced it was implementing a anti-terrorist campaign, giving the government limitless power to detain people. the united states threatened to take action for its response to the protests. >> we are talking about the possibility of sanctions or other steps with our friends in europe and elsewhere in order a try to create the environmentt for compromise. -- environment for compromise. >> they could vote on sanctions tomorrow. turbulence on a airport that took off from the bay area injured several passengers. it made a safe landing in hong kong but the people on board had a haroing story to tell. >> reporter: severe turbulence over japan. this one person passengers knew

something was wrong. >> we -- this one person knew something was wrong. >> flying objects, including suit cases. it seemed to go on forever. >> reporter: these pictures on facebook and twitter show the scene inside the plane. it lasted for 2 minutes. there are reports some passengers were thrown out of their heats. >> fortunately -- seats. >> fortunately i had my seatbelt on but a few passengers flew off their chairs. >> reporter: seatbelts is what made all the difference. those belted in faired better than those who were not. this is the second incidence this week alone. an apartment building in san jose was evacuated because of a gas leak.

a construction crew digging in front of a building ruptured a main at 1:00 p.m. and the wind blew gas into the underground parking structure. pg&e capped off the leak and residents were let back in. they say it is a good reminder for anyone digging to make sure you know where gas lines are. new at 5:00 p.m. the highest bridge official is demanding a list of problems related to the eastern span of the bay bridge saying he is frustrated over learning of defects from reporters. earlier ktvu's tom vacar took us on a tour deep inside the bridge that revealed leaks and puddling water. officials say he wasn't told about the problems. and only learned about them through the media. >> tom vacar is live with what needs to be brought to light here. >> reporter: very interesting. the once very solid ranks of

management are afraid right now. >> reporter: he heads the toll authority. he learned it was leaking from the media. one of several defects he learn from reporters. he sent this e-mail to the official. he is demanding a list of all the remaining defects when they learned of them, how they will be fixed and what it will cost. >> items that are major issues in the newspapers are catching him by surprise. >> reporter: he spoke. >> at this time the over sight committee want to see all the issues that still remain. >> reporter: he is one of three people in charge of the committee. another member is the head of caltrans, the agency that is not providing the over sight

committee with enough information. >> i think there is frustration about this particular issue and the timing of it. >> reporter: the leaks are minor, expected and fixable problems not normally reported. >> the fact that it was a significant issue in the media, people were frustrated. >> reporter: what about the punch list? ktvu channel 2 news learned it will contain hundreds of items that must be corrected before the final check is written to the contractor. we will know by march 4 all of that and if there are anymore surprises. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. arson investigators in oakland are checking into a series of suspicious truck fires last night. the trucks were set on fire between 9:00 p.m. and 11:00 p.m. they were all older model trucks filled with cardboard.

most of what burned was the debris in the back of the trucks. firefighters say the arsonist used an open flame to start the fire. if we could put our water worries on hold for a minute we would be able to enjoy the warm weather but our chief meteorologist bill martin doesn't let us because it is very real. >> we are well behind average. half in 1976. rainfall right now well below where it should be. we had rain coming but not coming soon. these clouds are going to push in as we head into tomorrow. filtered sunshine. we had a beautiful day today. radars are spinning. nothing is happening. sprinkle or shower activityb this morning, popped out -- activity this morning, popped out. it was wet. mostly clear and breezy tonight. as you look outside you see the high clouds. those are the clouds i showed you. coming this way, by tomorrow, partly cloudy skies through the

day. high clouds. hazy sunshine. dry forecast into the bay area weekend. temperatures into the 60s and 70s. over night lows, 38 napa. 40 concord. 41 antioch. patchy valley fog. come in closer. the story tomorrow temperatures dropping -- warmer than today. a few low activities. a few high clouds filter inland. into the next few days temperatures come up on thursday and stabilize on friday and hang into the weekend. weekend will be nice. next week a chance for rain. that is a good sign. you see it winding up. wednesday, thursday, next week. tomorrow in the morning, some temperatures in the 30s. lunchtime you got temperatures in the low 60s. we could see 70s as we head into tomorrow. more specific where are the

70s? 70 antioch, fairfield, napa, santa rosa, 79 hayward. 70 fremont. warm side. no rain till next week. here we go with more night cool and warm days. temperatures spreads 40 degrees through the next couple mornings here. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, there is the high clouds thursday. 70s. friday too. morning fog on saturday and sunday. this is dry, warm. unseasonable. next few days, more of the same and then next week, maybe something will happen. we need something to happen. models are good at forecasting that far out wet or dry. how much is another story. but something will change next week. the way it looks right now, yeah, maybe an inch, two

inches. >> thank you. we have video to share with you that shows the moment fire sparks in a building, how it all began. one of the biggest threats to one of california's biggest crops isn't the weather. >> my best friend had a shotgun pulled on him. >> the product criminals are taking. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> a woman in her 90s who was attacked in a emergency room. at 6:00 p.m. why hospital staff members say this could happen again and the changes they are calling for. plus -- >> this town has more water than it needs. we ask why in this drought it is not sharing. >> these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

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turns out transients may be to flame for a fire. this video shows flames devouring the 4 plex. -- forplexes. firefighters say the building had been condemned but they found food, debris and other signs that people were living inside the building. california's nut industry are booming. nuts brought in a billion dollars in revenue last year and thieves are hitting big farms and small farms.

last year in the central valley, thieves drove off with a half million dollars. farms could be easy target because the large groves are tough to secure. >> they have a trailer waiting down the road and they may steal it and load it up and disappear. >> my best friended had a shotgun pulled on him. >> there is a new task force trying to raise awareness and come county are restricting cash transactions and that is cutting down on some of the crime. >> backers to the minimum wage stepped up pressure today. a number of groups are pushing for the increase and calling today a national day of action. >> we want to make sure anybody who works full time doesn't have to worry about living in

poverty. >> they held their demonstration. in a speech barbara boxer pushed for the minimum wage to be increased. >> raising the minimum wage is a win-win. it will increase our gross domestic product by 22 billion and create 84,000 jobs. >> however another study released this week says an increase in the minimum wage could lead to the elimination as half a million jobs. however that same report said the minnesota mij increase -- minimum wage increase could lift 900,000 people out of poverty. today governor jerry brown announced millions of dollars in drought aid. ahead how bay area counties are trying to save. >> ktvu channel 2 news showed you a new anti-game program, today it wrapped up, we will

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hundreds of millions of dollars oo fight california's drought. we told you about governor jerry brown's plan, the governor pledged $687 million in bond money to help. $15million for communities with dangerously low drinking water supplies. most of the money goes to water conservation and recycling efforts. ktvu's allie rasmus is live with more. >> we asked the largest water agencies whether they plan to impose mandatory water restrictions and so far the only one is the marin water

district. they sent out a flier warning customers if their water levels drop below 40,000 feet they will enact a 25% mandatory reduction for customers. we talked to other utilities. san francisco says they set no set date for mandatory restrictions yet but they are real responsibility in the future. by april 2 they will have a better idea of whether they need to impose mandatory restrictions. representatives from contra costa county they said it could be on the table but the earliest they would go in effect eis may and -- is may and east bay will have a better idea when they get their report on april 8. >> we need to see how much

water our customers will conserve these next couple months, how much is in the reservoirs, how much snow and rain we may or may not get in the next couple months. >> reporter: they serve 1.3 million customers. last time they had restrictions was in 2008 and it lasted for a year. during the severe drought in 1970s they imposed a 35% mandatory reduction on customers. for now we will have to wait and see if it will be a reality. we will have to wait till april 8. allie rasmus, ktvu channel 2 news. >> there is one city in california that has a surplus of water and now there is a call for themp to share. -- them to share. at 6 ktvu's john fowler shows us why they have so much water. and our drought coverage continues online, go to

www.ktvu.com. hot tops for complete coverage. after a surge in gang violence last year the san jose police have been working on ways to stop the violence. ktvu's robert handa takes a look at how it is making a difference. >> name me one element of the definition of a gang? >> reporter: the classroom in san jose is gratifying to the instructor, aimed at steering elementary school kids away from gangs. interaction is a far cry from when ktvu channel 2 news showed the first day of the program six weeks ago. >> we are trying to get into them to be leaders, mentors, role models, good older teammates to the other kids. >> reporter: today was the last day of team kids and another

mark of progress was how they took part in drills. including one to help a friend. >> they are getting the skills to help each other. >> reporter: one student acknowledged gang influence won't disappear from one program but some lessons stick. >> once you get in you can't get out. it is like a membership for life. >> did you think about that? >> not really. >> reporter: there are already long term positive impacts. the program will be expanded to other classes and other school  districts. in san jose, robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. two bay area boys are among a larger group of families accusing a teacher of molesting students on campus. >> getting way too friendly. i thought it was creepy and weird. >> tonight at 10:00 p.m.

something rarely seen on television, young boys speaking out. 2 investigates uncovers what school officials knew about the teacher and didn't tell police. the documents, notes and the teacher's side of the story. a ktvu channel 2 news exclusive at 10:00 p.m. the debate over a congestion toll is back in play, this time to make streets safer for pedestrians. they are calling to prevent pedestrian accidents and some want pricing to be part of the discussion. the idea is to charge $3 fee for people driving into the downtown area during peak hours. supporters say it would reduce traffic and lower the risk of accidents with pedestrians. >> wrong way to approach the problem. there is a better solution. we need to bring the people to the table. >> i think people need to watch what they are doing.

watch lights. >> they have discussed this idea before but the original proposal was designed as a way to raise money. police say 21 pedestrians were killed by vehicles last year. the city has take an step towards raising the age to buying tobacco to 21. they asked the city attorney to write up an ordiance. officials say it will help protect young people's health. the city says it would be the first in california to make cigarettes and other tobacco products available to only to people over 21. facebook announced it suquiring a service -- acquired a service. it has 450 million users and gaining a million every day. the ceo will be joining facebook's board of director. gas employees are getting a pay bump. they are raising their rate to

$9 this year and $10 next year. 65,000 employees bill be effected. gap says the decision is not political. time magazine names the most influential candy bar of all time and from team manager to center of attention, the incredible shot that disguy made during a basketball -- this guy made during a basketball game. >> growing concern for bay area firefighters. why certain house fires pose a greater risk to first responders. >> and a ransom note from your computer, the malwave that holds your computer hostage and the warning from the federal government.

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a growing concern when crews respond to house fires. firefighters are taking a new stance on how they battle fires in marijuana grow houses. they are posing a bigger threat when they catch fire. ktvu's rob roth is live from pittsburg with why the situation is so dangerous. rob? >> reporter: this house is only about a-year-old and as you can see there is practically nothing left. firefighters want the public to see the dangers from the homes that grow marijuana. >> here are the charred marijuana plants. in excess of a thousand plants. >> reporter: fire investigator -- >> you can see some of the equipment being used. >> reporter: showed us the inside of a marijuana grow us. for the contra costa county

fire protection district the fire inside this house was the last straw. officials say in the past two years they fought 30 fires at grow houses. if they see it is a grow house they won't go in till pg&e turns off the power. >> when they need to escape, everything goes to -- they need out, they need windows. they are trapped. >> reporter: now they will focus on protecting the neighborhood and firefighters want neighbors to look for warning signs that a house could be an indoor pot farm. covered windows and no landscaping. >> they will stay for a few hours and leave. >> reporter: investigators say pot growers by-pass electric meters that start fires. in san francisco two years ago

a explosion inside a home sent two people to the hospital, including a 12-year-old boy. the house was used to distill marijuana into hash oil. >> we would like to see more of these grow houses identified before they catch fire and indanger neighborhood -- endanger the neighborhood. >> reporter: if neighbors are concerned about a suspicious house, they say just call authorities so they can check it out. reporting live, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. backers are gathering signatures to raise the state's medical malpractice award. the 250,000 limit denies victims their compensation. doctors say the limit helps control costs. backers have a month to submit enough signatures to get it on the negative ballot.

plan to bottle water is striking opposition. local residents, environmentests and tribes say the plan could deplete well. the company says the concerns are over blown. crystal geyser says it will use a plant previously used by coca- cola. the most influential candy bar of all time, kit kat. they determined which bar had the biggest impact. it was the first candy to be marketed around the concept of sharing and there is global following. here are the rest of the top 5. all right. the weather now. because it feels like we are

back to january where we were before the last storm. >> dry and warm. we had temperatures today, 60 degrees today in napa. i mean, temperatures were above the average again and that is how we stay into the bay area weekend. look at the numbers. 67 in antioch. clouds this morning. 67 livermore. 59 in san francisco. tomorrow 62 degrees. these clouds coming in off shore here, clouds are going to filter in tomorrow. we will be warmer but we will have cloud cover. hazy sunshine tomorrow. radars on, sweep them around. not going to see anything. no rain. not for a few days. 61 napa. 64 concord. 63 antioch. temperatures drop tonight into the upper 30s. patchy valley fog. we had a little bit in places this morning. not a big, big deal. the story today was a nice day. as we go into tomorrow, the clouds will move in. so we will have hazy sunshine. as we go forward into your bay

area weekend, temperatures on thursday,s tomorrow they come up. friday they level off. on the bay area weekend upper 60s and low 70s. nice bay area weekend. rain in the forecast. fingers crossed for that. that was a computer model. i ran it through. i wanted you to see all the rain staying to the north. that is saturday. jet stream stays up here. not a chance for rain this weekend. 70 in concord. above average. i don't know if you noticed, we are getting close to march. you are seeing a lot of blooms on trees, right, rain, sunny days,ms. 70 in san jose. allergies, especially inland. next few days, 70s, right? bay area weekend, not wet at all. thing that changes is beyond.

clouds monday, tuesday and wednesday. we could see rain wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday of the following week which is what i have been talking about. a ways off. in the mean time enjoy the weather. >> it sounds exactly like what we said in january. >> last big rain was exciting. okay. winter is here. -- [ talking at the same time ] >> thank you. it was the chance he never thought he would get, one basketball team manager became a star player. >> like an opportunity you may not get ever again. make the most of it. i went out there and played. >> the story on how one student did more than make a shot. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> a neighborhood plappinged by a rise in robbery -- plagued by a rise in robbys. >> we are learning -- robberies.

>> we are learning why 911 isn't the only number people are being told to call. and suffering the internet faster than you can right now. when the service could reach your home. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. ♪

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the image was taken by nasa. it is the first to map radioactive material in a super nova. it produced this. it is located 11,000 light years away from earth. tonight's powerball jackpot will be the 6th largest in u.s. lottery history and that means one ticket could be worth $230 million and after taxes that is $100 million. however as always the odds of winning are long. 1-175million. the drawing is 7:59 p.m. tonight. >> the chancellor of san francisco city college was honored today in a ceremony on campus this afternoon.

>> we are really value the contributions our veterans made and we value what we know they have to offer in the future. >> the chancellor said the program is meaningful to him because he is a military veteran. >> that was no ordinary shot and it is why people can't stop talking about his last home game and all the attention is focused on that one player. ktvu's claudine wong has more on the single best moment in their history. >> reporter: if life is made up of moments, this high school just had one for the record books. >> if he had gone unnoticed for

four years he is definitely noticed now. >> the 17-year-old is focused in class. >> you need anything? >> reporter: on the court it is all about the other guys. he was born with an under developed heart. >> i never seen it get in his way. ever. ever. there is this little guy that is really big. >> reporter: he contributes by getting everything ready as director of basketball operations. >> making sure everybody is doing what they need to do to succeed. >> reporter: on the hard wood last friday night at the last varsity home game of the season this school experienced a moment of magic. when he put on a uniform and went in. >> i looked over and saw him. i got a huge smile on my face. >> reporter: just getting in might have been enough. >> life is about moments and

lucas didn't take this for granted. >> like igthe opportunity you might not get every -- like the opportunity you might never get every again. >> reporter: the third one -- >> you could hear a pin drop. ball goes through the net. [ cheers and applause ] >> look closely at the celebration. you need help to find lucas. as the crowd goes wild, there she getting back on d. >> i wentz back on defense -- went back on defense. >> reporter: it was one shot that didn't effect the game but if life is about moments -- >> one of those moments. >> reporter: the season isn't over yet and they have their sight set on a championship. the coach admits it will be tough to top what he calls one of the best moments of his life. in oakland, claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> i don't knowp about you -- i don't know about you but i got

chills. wonderful story. lucas got a opportunity go to university of california at berkeley but he hasn't made a decision just yet. now at 6:00 p.m. a rise in robberies. calling 911 may not be enough. >> criminals know it isooniesy target -- it is an easy target. >> a woman beaten in the emergency room and now this attack has hospital staff asking for more safety measures. >> created right here in the bay area but it is not here just yet. the steps needed to bring google's internet. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. woman beaten in the marriage and the attacker was another -- in the emergency room and the attacker another patient. hello.

i am frank somerville. >> and i am julie haener. >> at san francisco general hospital. ktvu's david stevenson is there and says even the nurses are worried. david? >> reporter: the attack is prompting nurses to speak out about work conditions as they enter contract talks with the city. >> the family of mary perez says she is recovering after being assaulted friday night at san francisco general hospital. >> doing well. getting better. you know, she is having trouble swallow because -- swallowing because of injuries. >> reporter: orin zebest was being transferred to a psychiatric unit. orin zebest ran away after restraints were removed and attacked mary perez in a room. >> closed the curtains. and he starting doing what he did. >> reporter: the hospital appalls id and said --