exit alarm that went unheeded. >> it's a trap. it set excitement, you can't get back in. >> harris expects to sue rather that settle with the city. the city attorney has 45 days to approve or deny the claim. >> we'll let know you know what we've learned. for now, reporting live in san francisco.

the hospital apologized to perez. the commute could be a wet one. you can see the activity on storm tracker two. bill, what are we looking at? >> there's rain in the north bay, on the afternoon commute,is not a heavy rain. reports of drizzle in ocean beach. let's take a peek, the real rain will get in tonight, as you look toward the bridge, mill valley, you are getting light rainfall. what's going to happen through the next few hours the showers will work south, the light showers, then overnight we get rain in here that could have an impact on the morning commute. the real story will be the

morning commute, we'll get a quarter inch of rain, when i come back i'll have a timeline. >> for realtime updates we're off the air download or weather app on your mobile device. a teacher at mira vista school has been arrested on sex abuse charges. it is not connected to mira vista. we're working to confirm the teachers name and where he worked in the past. noah walker is talking to the school board president about the information. we have new information about a man burned to death in oakland over the weekend. it was a suicide. the body of richard was found. he set himself on fire. he was the nephew of susan fong

who was killed in a home inevacuation robbery -- invasion robbery. the former executive director of the peninsula symphony is accused of stealing hundreds of thousands. steven carlson was arrested last week. he's facing several charges. the symphony was left on the brink of financial ruin. here's video from a free summer concert last june. three months leaderboard members received an alert. two symphony ebb do youments -- endowments had dwindled down to $770. how schools districted handle children who identify as

transgender, an alleged attack was a false report. only one school district in the state asks the students if they identifies atrack genter. that district is in the bay area -- asp trance gender. >> mom we found that the students that are transgender are at a higher risk for depression. >> the district started asking about five years ago. how do the numbers compare with other districts. we don't know, san francisco is the only district in the fate be maybe in the country that asks the question. >> i think what it shows is that san francisco is willing to ask the question to find out

who they are. >> our students, we're talking about a reality and we needed to catch up. >> the survey is anonymous, the students know how to identify themselves and what problems they may face. the district is putting together a record about the survey. we got a look at the numbers and it appears progress has been made. in 2011 40% of high school students heard other students making harassing statements. in 2013 the middle school number crops. seniors at lincoln high said acceptance is critical. we have a lot of clubs for it. >> our data drives our

programming, it makes a difference. what we find is what our students need to know. >> the district has gotten a head start making it a valuable resource. what officials say are looking to san francisco for guidance. in san francisco, ktvu. the 2011 report also had interesting insight about the risks and dangers facing transgender youth, we've provided a link on ktvu.com. happening now police are investigating reports of a drive-by shooting in oakland. they learned about what happened this afternoon after a man walked into the hospital with a gunshot wound. police tell us the victim is not being cooperative and his

injuries are not life- threatening. there's a bullet hole in his car. the sound of gunfire in oakland prompted a school lockdown. the principal said he heard the shots. police investigated the situation but didn't find the source of the gunfire. three students in california were busted for smoking marijuana in a school bat room, they are in the third grade. police were called but the students were released to their parents. parents of other students at that school were stunned. >> shocked. to be in third grade have their own pipe. >> the school follows the california education code the students may be suspended. >> an amtrak hit and killed a

person in oakry this afternoon. deputies have not released details about the person that was killed. the train has been stopped during the investigation. a major new development on a plan to make it easier to get around the bay area. the transportation commission will have one card working for all transit systems in the bay area. this is a big deal for commuters. >> it is. the clipper card will cast it's eclipse overall transit systems. >> she waited at the bart station for her bus to take her home. the reverse strip she took this morning. she paid with her clipper card and paid cash for a clipper ticket.

>> right now i take a bus. >> all systems have had clipper card for a long time. over the next year clipper will be rolled out to small systems making it seamless. >> this will be able to do the entire trip using clipper. >> to be added delta breeze, vacaville city coach. that's beautiful. they make it easier on the elderly person. you can do what you have to do.

>> yes. that's a lot of people take transportation. everybody. >> that's not all. >> you can get off the bus. go to bart. don't worry about missing trains because you're waiting to get a ticket. >> what the clipper card will not solve is something that riders complain about. having to wait for the sparse service that is offered. target will give a charge card a security update. in a letter to customers it will issue smart cards. it is looking for a new chief information officer.

the former chief resigned in the aftermath of the data breach. target is looking for an interim chief to guide the company. when police open fire on pets. the training to help officers handle aggressive dogs without deadly force. >> a welcome sight marine county has not seen all winter. >> and next a warning about global warming and back mole -- guacamole.

. it took hours to upright a truck that flip on the side in

fremont. the truck blocked all but one southbound lane. the chp says one person was injured from debris. the backup stretched for miles and may have contributed to this crash on 880. news chopper 2 caught this accident. so far no word on the extent of the injuries. following the headlines that the restaurant chain chipotle may have a guacamole shortage. >> a few sentences in the quarterly report triggered a panic about a future of a favorite condiment. it said changes with global

climate change may force them to stop serving quack mole and salsa. >> when a blog highlighted that report the post went viral. today the word chipotle and guacamole was trending. chipotle said rumors of the guacamole demise was exaggerated. they have no plan to stop serving it soon. >> something that will impact the business in one way or another. >> st. mary's college business professor said it's not unheard have to list play mat change -- climate change has a risk. >> mcdonald's filings mentioned

changes as a risk for business and taco bell mentioned avian flu as a threat. but chipotle was more detailed. some customers said it's a good thing. >> gave us pause, what a glass of water is doing to the agriculture. >> getting people to appreciate the food more. >> we contacted chipotle in denver, we did not hear back from them. the vice president of marketing told us there's no immediate concern of a shortage and we're optimistic about the future of avocados. new sugar guidelines aiming to get people to cut down. the world health organization

recommends people get 5% of calories from sugar, the average american consumes three times that much. the new guidelines would limit most team to 25 grams per day. less than one can of coca-cola. some san francisco supervisors propose a tax on sugary drinks. >> jason collins signed a second contract with the nets. they signed colins to another 10 day contract. the first active openly gay male athlete to play in a pro sport. he signed his first 10 day pro contract last month. park rangers in california are closing a famous road.

the alternative to highway 101 and a 10-mile stretch is lined with redwoods. poachers have been stealing slaps of the trees. let's talk about the weather. we're seeing a lot of green on storm tracker two. >> it's deceptive, a lot is not hitting the ground. there's drizzle, but for the most part it's dry. you can see this system coming onshore. come in closer. it's not well organized. you see it by redding, that's rain. that activity will head our way as we head into the late evening hours. we can look over here toward the east bay. this is out by as you work

between oakland and walnut creek, there's rain out there. the showers will be light all night, it's enough to slow the afternoon commute. that's the problem this time of day. and the thing to note, look at the temperature, 68 in livermore, it's warm, cloudy, it's warm. the snow levels are high. morning clouds tomorrow, partly cloudy in the afternoon, may be a sprinkle in the early morning hour. sunday looks like a little bit of rain activity there. overnight lows because it's so mild. they are in the 50s. weather system main impact northern california. we can see something around here. a slight chance.

this slides through late tonight early tomorrow morning. quarter inch to half inch in the north bay. coastal hills 3/4 inch of rain. the bulk of this after midnight. the commuter model will show us that. at midnight the front slides through. by 6:00 a.m. most is through. see the system models showing a drizzle. tonight 1 to 2 in the morning rain drops on the roof. by lunch there's something by antioch, but it's minimal. lots of upper 60s, mid-60's, 68 in morgan hill. could be a 70. the five-day forcast, it would

be nice if this system like the last one would deposit typical rain, a good winter weather storm i expect a half inch to- inch of rain. we need a lot of rain, this is nuisance stuff on the commute and could have an impact in the morning. the mystery is growing around the gold coins worth millions of dollars. why coin experts say one of the current theories where they came from doesn't make sense. what we're working on for 6:00. >> strong words from a bay area police officer facing federal charges. illegal weapons for sale on social media. the new redirections to prevent -- restrictions to prevent

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. israeli prime minister visit to silicon valley. the governor said it's parent for california and israel to work together. >> there's a lot we can do, a lot we can learn a lot we can share, israel is dynamic, california is dynamic. they signed a agreement in

cooperation in water conservation. the prime minister said the key is invasion. >> california and israel are the most powerful hubs of invasion on the planet. let's connect them together. we'll do that with this agreement today. >> during the past 24 hours israel intercepted a shipment of weapons from iran to quaysa. it contain -- gaza. there's no connection between a nino 1-- 1901 gold heist and the coins found in the sierra. the cones face value is $27,000 and that's close to value stolen from the mint in 1901. the dates on the coins indicate

they were too old to be part of the stolen money and likely buried by someone who can't trust banks. san francisco celebrating 10 years of the homeless connect program. connecting homeless with medical, social and housing. >> have we kuhn enough, more to do. we always have more to do, as the greatest city in the world we invite the challenges and we create new partnership. >> homeless connect began in 2004. water rationing, fines were on the horizon. one water district is singing a different tune and who's credited with changing the

situation. how a park is tossing the portapottyies and bringing in the open air urinals. a late night vote, why residents fear they will be watched.

returning to storm tracker two, light showers moving into parts of the bay area. >> a live picture of interstate 80. doesn't look like the rain has hit this area just yet. traffic has packed up. let's bring in bill martin. >> the north bay is getting sprinkle activity. showers are going to fall on the afternoon commute and that will cause problems. there's the weather system. the next couple systems are impacting northern california, north of santa rosa. the heaviest rains will be up here. we'll see showers, pulling into your neighborhood, all these areas i'm not seeing this hitting the ground yet.

this is light stuff almost getting there. i have showers in santa rosa. right now the showers have stayed north. the real rain is behind this and gets in late tonight and early tomorrow morning. it could have an impact on the morning commute on thursday. we'll look for more rain in the 50 -- five-day forcast. marine water district expects to make it through the drought this year. >> at phoenix lake one of marine county seven reservoirs what a different a month makes. this was in january. a hungry coyote came by. the reservoir was 70% full.

by february it was half full. that was then, this is now after 21 inches of rain in four weeks. the reservoir is at full capacity and then some. they were anticipating mandatory water restrictions. now the water agency said mandatory water limits are not necessary. >> the reservoirs are enough above the threshold we feel confident we don't need to go there. residents are relieved. >> not having a mandatory but people should take it popp themselves and try to save water. the water agency credits the customers. in january the water agency asked them to voluntary reduce the water use by 25%, to date they are using 24% less water. between the reduction and

consumption and the increase and supply the reservoirs are in better shape. >> despite all the water voluntary water measures are in place. the drought is still with us there should be enough water to get through it. >> even with the rain california's reservoirs are still below where they should be. back in january when the governor declared a drought emergency, folsom lake was 17% of capacity. normally it would be 60%. lake shasta was 36%. on 11 -- ktvu.com.

you can see the reservoirs. it's under hot topics on our home page. a bay area family is talking about the way they were treats after the death of their daughter. >> we experienced the wrong way to the highest degree. >> 21-month-old morgan died from complications following a heart procedure. their grief was made worse by a barage of mail from the hospital including requests for donations. we ask the hospital what's being done about it. >> heartbreaking vote by the

mayor of oakland is dividing oakland. a new surveillance center is moving ahead. some people are worried their privacy will be violated. paul chambers with what they decided. >> the cameras being used at the port have been there for an extended period of time. that's not new. >> the domain awareness center will be used to watch over surveillance of the port. it will be used to bring in all information in emergency situations. it will not include the cameras running in oakland and will not pinpoint areas where shots are fired. there's people who believe a

center is needed but beyond the port of oakland and include the city. >> the police chief and the fire chief stated that's what they need to do their job to protect the citizen. >> one thing people worried about was data sharing. oakland city council said that's only allowed at the dak if they give first. a new police training video issued by the federal government. officers need to be better educated on how to deal with man's best friend. the three products that are dangerous but being marketed to children and ads in the stores are making it easier for minors

to purchase them.

tobacco products, alcohol and junk food are aggressively marketed to youth. that's the finding of a survey. >> those are water melon flavors cigarillos, we bought these across the street from the pittsburgh high school. at the same store across the

street, that same dollar will get you two litters of a sugary beverage. according to the report half of the county stores sell flavors tobacco. 85% of stores sell sweetened alcoholic drinks. >> a lot of stores are selling slushies like these and they look like over sized capri suns. >> ads are aproblem, some say the florida sealing coverings make it easy to conceal the sales. unhealthy promotions are a big problem. supersupervisors are limiting the cars that ride

sharing services operate. the service received the permit back in september. under new rules the company must hold a policy. uber, lift and sidecar have applications pending. tomorrow a hearing on how the city should regulate the new company. bold new statements by pope francis, what he's saying about gay marriage. a new design gets down to basic. how officials want you to use it. tracking showers moving into the area. light rain in the mill valley area. what you can expect. [dad] [laughs]

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. a new place to go is coming son to a park. no seat, no flush just a self foot -- 7-foot screen and lots of open space. a 17,000-foot urnal. >> the mission district delore as park. >> a couple toilets and port

apotis. >> this on the way in the -- >> going on the ground. >> it's a screen with plants on it and an area drain. the high end open urinal is part of the rennovation that starts next week. there's an issue with people unrinating on the track. >> this is where it will come to life. >> you think it should be more private. >> a stand and go facility. >> i don't feel comfortable with adults and children, you never know, there's predators out there. it's a hit for others. >> that's more cleaner than what goes on in most portapottyies. >> it will be more attractive. >> the drain will be connected to the sewer, there will be one open air urinal, 31 bathroom

stalls will be contracted -- constructed as part of the rennovation. >> the face lift will include tennis and basketball courts and improved off leash pet areas. people are taking a pledge not to use a hurtful word for people with disabilities. not to use the word retarded. more than 459,000 people have taken the pledge online. the campaign is in the 6th year, it is backed by the special olympics. best buddies and other groups. >> it was a close fly by, the

space rock was 100 feet wide and flew closer to the earth than the moon. >> there was no reason to fear a collision. a new video showing situations involving dogs and police officer and demonstrates how officers can handle an aggressive dog without using the weapons. >> our animals are a huge part of society and family members. >> police work. >> the justice department is suggesting law enforcement agencies make the video a training requirement. it is a slow going evening commute. the east shore freeway, that's

the university avenue overpass. slow going east and west. the roads are try -- dry. >> you saw how slow it was with no rain on it. in the next hour or sew it will stay slow. the temperature outside, pretty impressive despite the cloud cover. mountain view 71. 70 in livermore. it's a warm one and we're getting closer to spring. there's the rain moving into northern california, the timing has moved up. it is coming through earlier. we're seeing scattered showers. drive in real close, you can see it on the east bay hills. drizzle on skyline boulevard.

the moisture gets pushed toward the hills. the slight showers on grizzly peak. the overnight lows on the mild side, it is warm outside right now. this weather system starts to push in. as it does we get what we're getting. a slight chance as this slides through for a morning shower. after that look at the warmup. thursday, friday and warms back up. we had 70s today. back in the upper 60s and low 70s. after saturday, sunday looks like showers want to move in. system moves in and between 5:00 and 7:00 you want showers, normally, the last model had it stalled up here until 10:00. it is two hours early. this looks like a quarter inch.

the late afternoon commute looks like it will be wet. by midnight, scattered showers, by the morning commute, wet roadways. as you get into lunch time there's stuff lingering. it will continue that way. then the sun comes out late in the day. there's the friday afternoon forecast highs. 66 in san jose. five-day forcast, the bay area weekend in view. looks like it will be out of here by thursday morning. here's the chance of showers on sunday. which will be great. that's when the time changes. wellspring forward. the five-day forcast with the bay area weekend in view is right there. looks like the rain is sped up. it was supposed to come through at 10:00. >> back at the beginning of the

week you were telling me the rain totals not impressive. >> we need an inch from each storm to move the meter. we have new plans from the faa, a new system will let pilots know when there's danger at san francisco international airport and who's fitting the bill. from -- profile pictures, status updates and illegal guns. >> the pressure that triggered a social media crack down on gun sales. >> these and more coming up in less than 10 minutes, at 6:00.

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is important to try to reserve these issues through dialogue. >> also today armed men blocked the understand another -- united nations special envoy after blocking him into a cafe they ordered him to leave the region. pope francis gave hope to gay couples that the church may support civil unions. >> the pope celebrated around wednesday. the pope -- ash said same-sex union are up to discussions. bart is investigating the death of a man on the tracks in

hayward. police had to gather more evidence. the fremont, union city and south hayward stations were closed. bart were focused on two holes found in the fence line. it looks like someone opened that fence. the man who died has not been identified. bart said he was trespassing. bart expects equipment problems in that incident. a grand jury found two men guilty of stealing equipment from dupont. now they could face 15 years in

prison. they stole the material. new upgrades to the airport. a system of traffic lights will warn pilots when the runway is blocked. >> in this animation a pilot is getting a red light on the runway. much like regular street traffic lights. it's an added safety level that will let pilots and drivers know it's unsafe. the airline pilots association worked with the faa to develop these safety lightings. they will be very visible to aircraft and ground vehicles. >> the president's budget includes $42 million for runway status lights and the faa wants them at san francisco international airport by 2017. >> these red alert lights would

be complimentary to other systems. >> it adds another layer of safety. i've obtained a diagram showing where federal regulators want these lights installed telling people to stop. a review of faa reports show there have been 448 runway incursions where an unauthorized vehicle, plane or person was on the runway creating a risk of collision. >> tracking rain moving into the bay area right now. for the first time we're hearing from a police officer indicted on corruption charges. why he said it will be hard to prove the charges against him. >> facebook is executing new

rules. the post the web site will pull. one of six former police officer indicted by a grand jury is speaking out and says he's confident his name will be cleared. good evening. new at 6:00, john talked with that officer on the same day he appeared before a federal judge. >> these are sure to be long and high profile legal procedurings, two police officer and a former officer had a status hearing and one made his first public statement. >> five police officer and one former officer faced an uncertain future. >> this will be a mess. this prosecution trial will not be clean. three had a status hearing

yesterday, there others today. one is a long time officer, someone i've known as friends since junior high. today he made his first public statement off camera he said it sounds horrible but it's an accusation. he said i current made meants. >> nobody wants to believe that police officer are corrupt. >> allegations that the officers were violating low income residents by doing illegal searches. >> we downloaded a year and a half of video and compared that with the reports and you compare the two the officers we