breaking news out in the east bay where police are searching for a 10-year-old boy who did not come home from school. i'm ken wayne. frank is off tonight. >> and i'm julie haener. we begin with that 10-year-old who never made it home from school this afternoon. sherry is a fourth grader on east 14th street. he is described as 5'3" inches

tall. he speaks mostly french he is haitian. the malatian jetliner took off and was headed to china. signals have been detected near a southwest coastal province. families of passengers were told to go to a near by hotel to wait for word. that's when the plane was already four hours late. the boeing 777 was carrying 237 passengers including two infants and 12 crew members. >> we're working to locate the airplane. there are passengers from 14 different countries on board

most of them are from china. our web team is following this developing story and we'll have the very latest details at ktvu.com. now information about an alleged sexual assault on an elementary school campus. we're now learning a 7-year-old girl was taken to the hospital to be checked. ktvu first brought you this story as breaking news at 5:00. the incident led to a school lock down on the campus. jana katsuyama comets our coverage including new details of the man who allegedly touched the girl unappropriately -- jana katsuyama continues our coverage. >> reporter: it seems they have been interviewing that 7-year- old girl and have a general description of the attacker. tonight police tell us that they are very upset because the school did not tell them about

the incident. there was confusion, concerning. pardons wait outside of the school. >> nobody can go in, nobody can go out. >> reporter: at 4:30 p.m., police had lined the street. officers told ktvu that a boy and girl encountered a stranger. the boys said he committed a sexual assault on at least one of the girls. officers searched the building, the grounds and surrounding neighborhood but did not find the man. about 5:00 the lock down ended a relief to parents picking up children who had been in darkened classrooms, some very scared. >> we were in the class classroom and we were not able to go to go to recess.

>> you know they just, police are inside the school and everything. >> reporter: police say the two girls were taken to children's hospital to be examined and interviewed. when a repeated request to speak to principal the staff refused to answer questions. >> parents are saying you didn't notify them. is in a reason. >> reporter: parents say they're upset the school never alerted them there was a problem. >> like me i'm thinking the worse. you know my two little ones i'm thinking somebody happened to them. it's their responsible to give us parents a -- responsibility to give us parents a call. >> reporter: police say they're looking for a hispanic or white male 6'tall, between 180 and 200 pounds.

he has black hair, mustache and is wearing a black shirt and jeans. robert guinto pled not guilty with 28 counts against him. those charges include kidnapping, lewd acts with a child and forcible sodomy. until a few days ago, he thought english and science. the alleged molestation incidents allegedly happened when he worked as a teacher at richland's making waves school. >> and fortunately this person was apprehended before they did any damage to our students. >> the west contra costa unified principal said he recently stole permission slips and sent them home to parents. the board president said the trip scheduled from april 9 through 11th was organized without the principal's

knowledge. ginto is being held on $17 million bail. the morgan hill ymca child worker accused of molesting children pled guilty to all charges. nicholas lerminae was arrested for assaulting 14 girls under his care. prosecutors say he faces a number of charges including lewd and lascivious acts with a child. the youngest alleged victim is just 3 years old. lhermine is expected back in court in may. a report of a kidnapping turned out to be false but it still delayed service. officers responded to the 16th street station after a woman said a man tried to take her son. police determined it was an argument between the boy's mother and father. the b.a.r.t. service was stopped at 5:30 p.m. while police searched the train's for a kidnapped boy. service resume at 6:00 p.m.

only on 2. city of san rafael is responding to a spike. ktvu's debora villalon takes us along those officers as they check in with known gang members. >> reporter: looking for weapons, drugs any violation of probation. turning up the heat because violence between latino gangs is escalating. >> put your hands behind your back. no you have a warrant for your arrest okay. >> reporter: three men pulled from a house and hidden under the trunk of that car a knife and two metal bats not for baseball these officers know. tonight their spanning out checking on known gang memberless. >> nothing is happening. >> reporter: at this unit a 17-

year-old girl who has been seen hanging out with surenos. and word spreads the cops are on a sweep. >> we have guys out here in undercover cars. we might put some guys in some bicycles down here. on foot. in plain clothes so that we can hopefully stay one step ahead of them. >> reporter: the effort takes on new urgency with five shootings in recent weeks including a point-blank hit at a downtown restaurant over the last weekend. >> next level of bad with brazen hit. >> reporter: the police chief says the escalating gang violence is top priority. >> when people are being stabbed and it's life and death

then that's our main concern. >> reporter: police made four arrests and seized a dagger that was man was concealing on him. i'm told that in last weekend's shooting the victim survived but is paralyzed. reporting live in san rafael, debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. a break in the case of a quarter century old homicide. it was almost 25 years ago to the day that katie zimmer a mother of two was found slain in her car. >> reporter: zimmer was found stabbed to death. her body was found in her car parked in the san jose airplane. she was covereded in the this quilt. a quilt that prosecutors hoped would break the case. >> reporter: the passage of

time actually helped solve the case. according to court documents we obtained today, dna found on an intimate part of zimmer's party was tested two years ago. that dna belonged to her brother-in-law, robert zimmer. >> the forensic science technology we have today did not exist 10 years ago let alone 1989. >> reporter: the physical evidence was a motive in the case. money the other. >> the financial gain was realized shortly after katie zimmer's death. >> reporter: under 125 years of freedom it's possible they thought they had gotten away with murder. but tonight they're both behind bars and the das office is determined to keep them there. patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news.

benetia police are looking to find an at risk woman who went missing this morning. she is described as wearing gray sweat pants and gray sweatshirt. she could be driving a prius similar to this one. it has a license number 5xor544. she has severe memory issues and she is carrying no identification. uc schools making changes in the risk of school criticism. why some say it's not enough. >> the only thing it does is disciplinary risks. and the parts of the bay area that could see showers move in. coming up next a rare daytime robbery getting attention. >> kind of a shocker. >> the safety lesson for anyone

who uses an atm.

new at 10:00, an armed robber attacks a customer at an atm. but he leaves behind crucial evidence that could lead to his arrest. ktvu's amber lee is live in fremont at the scene of the crime to tell us how the victim was robbed three times, amber. >> reporter: ken, it was just off of fremont boulevard the

robbery take place behind me at that atm. bold and rare are words used by police to describe a robbery in this busy commercial area. >> i was surprised because the area is very safe and very crowded. >> reporter: but in all likelihood this area wasn't crowded at 6:45 thursday morning. busies in the area weren't open yet when a woman was robbed at a bank atm. the victim had just pulled out cash from the machine when she was approached by the suspect and she took the cash in her hand. and was forced to go to the atm and withdraw money two more times. images show what the suspect looks like. a man 20 to 30 years old. 5'11", in a newer model toyota was used to get away. the man shows the victim a silver handgun that he showed the victim and told her he

would shoot her if she took off. atm customers say it's a somber reminder to be alert. >> i'm always looking around. >> coming in like during business hours would be much safer than nonbusiness hours. >> reporter: here's another look at the robbery suspect. police are asking anyone with information to call them right away. live in fremont, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. the private information of home health patients was accidentally handed to a firm. it happened last month and employee with st. joseph health send the information to the firm through an excel file that was not incrypted.

st.joseph health says they received confirmation that the information was deleted and has not been used. rob roth spoke exclusively with a boy's grandfather who made a jump to save the boy. >> what happened last night buddy? >> a fire broke out in the apartment where he was sleeping with his grandparents last night. the boy's grandfather who's recovering from a broken ankle in eden medical center told us the heat from the fire was intense. >> the room was just unbearable heart. so it's coming in here. it's on his leg and you heard the fire. the rumble of the fire. and that told me to get out of there. >> reporter: the only way out was the bedroom window. the boy's grandmother jumped first. mccain broke her pelvis and

suffered a concussion after the 25-foot fall. >> i kept calling him, i kept calling him. i kept calling hill. no response. >> reporter: then sampson says he called out for people to come to the window to help him out. then he spoke to his grandson. >> i said i'm going to throw you out the window, are you ready. he said yeah dad let's go. >> reporter: sampson said he jumped. maurice was taken to the hospital but quickly released. >> was it scary? >> reporter: sampson says his ankle hurts but he will take that over what could have happened. >> reporter: what do you want to say to your grandson? >> we made it.

we made it. he understands. in san jose two people are recovering tonight after being critically burned in a house fire there. firefighters say it started around 3:35 this morning on a patio area of the home then spread. a man and woman who were inside managed to escape through the garage. fire officials say metal security guards made getting out of the home more difficult. a light rain saw the return of the first friday's events. people who went out enjoyed a five week stretch of vendors.

overnight lows tonight will be in the 40s. temperatures tomorrow like today they're going to be in the 70s. watch what happens as you go through lunchtime. it's hazy sunshine now still a nice day. as we get late in the day, mostly cloudty toward the end of your day. then you see over my shoulder, that's the weather system albeit weak that we're tracking for sunday. we'll have an impact on the bay area weekend. sunday has a chance for this stuff. when we come back, we'll have 48 hours to grab that chance of rain on sunday and we'll time it out for you. >> thank you, bill. don't forget this sunday is daylight savings time. so you have to set your clock

back an hour. benjamin franklin proposed the idea way back in 1974 but was not used until world war i. and a uniform system was not established until 1966. hawaii and most of arizona does not take part. about 70 countries across the world participate in daylight savings time. an update on a breaking news. a 10-year-old boy reported missing has been found. our patti lee brings us a live report. and a new controversial program in the east bay. it is moving day for a group of san francisco firefighters and mold is the reason why. how long it's been there and how bad it is depend on who you ask. one hundred seventy-two dollars for a chemistry book, what is it, made of gold? just use citi popmoney. boom. ah, she's feeling lucky. hey sweetie...cancun, yeah no, you'll be spending spring break with your new chemistry book.

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health risk. that meant firefighters from station 48 had to pack up their belongings and head to another fire house. there's questions surrounding about when that mold was discovered. >> reporter: this san francisco fire station is no longer safe for firefighters. >> we're closing fire station 48 and moving it about a mile away. we have a construction report that we have some mold in the building. and so they don't know what the extend -- extent in until they open up the walls. >> reporter: when people from the fire department differ is when this became a problem. >> we just got the report yesterday and the department acted immediately. it's been 24 hours that we got the report. >> reporter: some members have been complaining about mold for years. >> over the years there have been statements and comments

and you can call it rumor s if you want to for that matter that there have been mold issues in that building. >> reporter: the department would not let us see the damage but i obtained these photos taken by firefighters that show the problem including mold under a cabinet and over carpet. >> the maintenance bell is coming due and it's pretty large. >> reporter: the conditions have caused them such health issues as nausea, short term memory loss. >> extremely important to us. especial little with the recent spike in cancer cases. >> reporter: station 48 will operate out of this near by training facility. how long will depend on how extensive that mold damage turns out to be. on treasure island, i'm john sasaki, ktvu news. a santa rosa man has been arrested many times for driving

under the influence was arrested again today. william beal. we told you about him in the past. he's had 19 arrests for dui. today he was picked up for driving with a suspended license. officers had been looking for repeat offenders when they found beall behind the wheel. airline cracks have appeared on the wings apparently because of a problem during the manufacturing process by the maker mitsubishi. a ruling by a administrative judge could open the door for drones. the drone was a model airplane and the faa has no regulations

governing model airplane flights. federal officials today gave approval to california's new computer based standardized tests. the new tests are set to be given this spring. they're called the smarter balanced test. and will replace a so called s.t.a.a.r. test used since 1989. the new tests are designed to be taken on computers rather than pencils and paper. there's a new policy that students say is long overdue. >> it's an update to the university of california's sexual violence policy. we'll te -- tell you why some student victims say that it's not going far enough. so what's happening to safeway now that it's been sold. you can get ktvu news to go just download the ktvu app, click the live icon and you can watch all of our newscasts live right on your mobile device.

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the university of california is taking new steps against sexual violence on campus in a new policy unveiled today. this as it faces a pair of lawsuits from dozens of current and former students who say they were victims. ktvu's ken pritchett is live with how one victim says the policy is part of an investigation but victims say it does not go far enough. >> reporter: victims say that this policy change does answer some of their concerns but is not enough for victims. >> they told me it was nothing they could do. because it did not happen

physically on their campus. >> reporter: butler is one of 21 students who two weeks ago filed a pair of criminal lawsuits saying their sexual assault complaints were ignored by the university. today they announced a new policy that offers more protection for victims and education for students and staff. uc president napolitano said in a statement we have no toll tolerance for these crimes. >> i also found that it was very good that they changed their policy around consent. no longer did you say no but did you say yes. >> reporter: but butler says the policy still does not give victims the right to appeal when the suspect is given a slap in the wrist. she says more than a written policy it's what the university does to enforce that policy that concerns her and her fellow students in the lawsuit. >> i have a stake to make sure

that the university handles this correctly because as a survivor, it always works in the assault itself. >> reporter: butler says this policy change does not do anything to change the momentum of a policy going forward. she says it's too early in the process to know when these two lawsuits can be resolved. in berkeley, ken pritchett, ktvu news. the mother of a 15-year-old girl from the south bay who killed hearse announced she is pushing for a new law. she is hoping to change the way young people -- the names of the three teenage boys punished in connection with the case have never been made public. >> we believe that if the identity of the sexual offenders and their sentence is exposed, it would deter future incidents and put the community

on alert. >> the bill is named audrey's law and would also stiffen penalties for cyber bullying. the legislation is being sponsored by state senator jim beal. continuing coverage now of a major merger between safeway. the city will have to part way with the giant supermarket chain. bill martin takes a look at how the merger could impact the local economy and shoppers. >> within our conversations with safeway it's just far too early to tell. >> reporter: if safeway departs the state of california would lose the corporate income tax of a major fortune 500 company.

pleasanton would take a significant hit to its tax base. though the vibrant town hopes safeway will stay it knows it can attract other employers. >> pleasanton has an extraordinarily robust business community and will be able to weather whatever happens in the long run. >> reporter: maria nandorf of high school of business knowns how these things usually go. >> it appears that boise will be where the corporate headquarters will be located. >> reporter: and that could signal mass lay offs here in pleasanton. >> from the corporate headquarters perspective, now there will be two of every executive and corporate position and so that just can't continue in a cost efficient way with the combined company. but says mondorf a combined safeway and albertsons can be a good thing for shoppers.

>> the ability to negotiation with suppliers because you're competing with the wal-marts of the world. >> reporter: and they need to maximize its profits and ultimately sell it off. tom vacar, ktvu news. more details on the $9 million safeway merger. the deal between safe way and the owner of albertson means that that now makes 2,400 stores. the capital does not have any plans to close stores but a business expert says she expects lay offs to avoid duplicating jobs. as you can see from these pictures in news chopper 2, much of the upper deck has been removed. caltrans says it has replaced much of the heavy concrete and steel base of the lower base to lighten the weight of the

bridge. this is in preparation for the mid-span separation that is set to begin in the next three to four weeks. >> only on 2, cameras painted pink in protest. who's behind these attacks and the flashy statement they're trying to make. >> i'm tracking changes that will impact your weekends but it's time to get outside before the clouds move in perhaps some sprinkles. >> a high rise waterfall, trouble that caused this unusual sight in the middle of the city.

we have new developments on that breaking news now out of san leandro. >> we go to patti lee, where we learned that a missing 10-year- old has been found, patti. >> reporter: while we were getting an update on this missing boy from san leandro police. police got word that the missing 10-year-old had been found. he had been missing since 4:15 but it turns out he was at a friend's house playing video games and police tell us the only reason he was located was because the school, mckinley elementary had started calling all of his classmates.

an amber alert had gone out but this family had not signed up to the alert. they've had a very long afternoon. very concerned since 4:15 afternoon. sure he may be ground at this point but he's no longer missing. patti lee, ktvu news. now to the crisis in ukraine. tensions have escalated. russian troops are entrenched in crimea and have no plans on leaving. crimea is looking to break away from ukraine in two weeks. but the new ukrainian leadership is denouncing that idea. >> i want to be very clear, crimea is and will be a

integral part of ukraine. no concessions. >> two tv stations have been shut down but is broadcasting russian programming. the dow gained 30 points, nasdaq fell 15. the latest jobs report was better than many economists expected. the labor departmented the áf reported 185,000 people got new jobs despite of the severe winter weather in much of the country. the national unemployment rate rosed a fraction. that's because some people now back looking for work did not find jobs. here in california, more than 31,000 people lost their jobs. the bay area saw a slight up tick in the number of people without jobs. in solano county the unemployment rate jumped from 7.2% to 8.1%. san francisco, marin and san

mateo all have relatively low rates. the lowest in california. the stuff dreams are made of. comicon is filling the convention center's main exhibit hall. there are seminars and lectures. movie screenings and celebrities including william shatner and sam lee. >> seeing the celebrities i think that really surprised me. >> the costume and the fervor of the crowd. the people are into it. >> reporter: comicon runs through sunday. although some tickets for this weekend's event are sold out. east bay residents using paint to protest. >> people you know being all types of way. a new controversial program they call an invasion of privacy. also, sunshine and rain for the weekend. chief meteorologist bill martin will have the complete bay area forecast. the gold postof the levy

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a broken pipe from the sprinkler system created a high rise waterfall today in san francisco. that was the view inside here's the view outside. it happened on the 12th floor of an office building on market street. the building is home to a number of different businesses many of them remained open during the water everyone though it was shut off. the flooding created a spectacle that stopped passers by in their tracks. assemblyman richard bloom a democrat from santa monica introduced a measure after watching black fish a documentary about captive killer whales. the ban could stop the imports of whales. it would also mean keeping them

in captivity against the law. only on 2. vandals target red light cameras in oakland splashing them with bright pink paint. the protest comes hours after the city built a surveillance center in oakland. the center will be deseened to pull in surveillance cameras at -- will be designed to pull in surveillance cameras. the people spraying the cameras want to send a message about privacy rights. >> reporter: it's an attempt to make a statement about privacy. >> people being all type of ways. >> reporter: the paint job is courtesy of a nonmainstream group that calls themselves the action team. the group claims responsibility for vandalizing three red light traffic cams. the attacks come hours after oakland city council gave a

green light to build a controversial surveillance center at the port of oakland to improve security. >> i don't have a problem with it. it's -- if it's an invasion of my privacy i have an issue with it. >> reporter: opponents fear the city will tap into other cameras like traffic cams in the future. >> you would never know when information is being gathered. you never know how it's going to be used in the future and what the reprocautions are of letting things be gathered now and how it'll be used years from now. >> when you look at history and when a government is looking at the people a little too closely bad things tend to happen. >> reporter: we reach out to the mayor's office to find out how much this cost the city but no one returned our calls. we also tried searching for the

group taking responsibility for the vandalism. youngsters earned their fins today graduating from their winter swimming courses. children are from the boys and girls club. olympian heather petry was pool side along with the four gold medals she won as part of the women's water polo team. she obviously made quite an impression. >> pretty hard the changes for earning four medals and it's amazing. incredible. >> the lessons are sponsored by the sustainable sports foundation. plenty of sunshine.

look at the temperatures we achieved. we're in the 70s, mid-70s. highs tomorrow just like these. i think we'll see lots of low 70s tomorrow. here's what's going on now in the pacific. this is amazing stuff. it's just not lining up the right way for us. that will be big rain for the pacific northwest. for us this area moves in on sunday. cuts across and brings us rain on sunday. high clouds out there right now. you see them offshore. might see a little coastal fog tonight. as we look at the forecast for tomorrow there's your morning. see it's kind of hazy sunshine throughout the day on saturday. temperatures come in the yellows are 70s. there's going to be lots of upper 60s and low 70s tomorrow. mostly sunny partly sunny skies. here's the system i'm tracking out here. it's going to set us up tomorrow. it's going to stay offshore.so

-- offshore. so we're back in the 60s. as we head into sunday, this system just clips us to the north. it's going to turn cloudy. i think sunday is all about cloudy all day. a chance of sprinkles late in the day. here we are friday night. here we go into saturday morning. good day. there's sunday not bad. our saturday afternoon pardon me. but kind of clouds up in the evening and the rain stays north. sunday still cloudy. sunday morning is very cloudy. rain tries to drop down by sunday night but stays warm. there's your sunday. it's just cloudy. doesn't look like it's going to be wet. but overnight that rolls through sunday night into monday morning and that brings brings you a chance of showers. and as we head into monday it clears out even more. there you got them. maybe .1 of an inch in some places. similar to what we've been seeing. very light rain. not a lot like ben lomond.

then on sunday it stays warm. just clouds and then by sunday night and into monday they know you have that chance of a shower there. this isn't a real aggressive system so we're not expecting, it's not going to add to the reservoirs very sadly enough. not enough to make a difference. it's going to be one of those things that we will hear the rain drops overnight. >> it's a little bit and it helps. >> better than nothing. >> thank you bill. >> thanks bill. children in san jose have a new place to play. the kaboom playground opened today. it's the result of a lot of help including the san jose sharks. the design was based on actual drawings from children who took part on a special design of it. the new home of the 49ers is looking a lot more like a

football field. levy stadium says they are the nfl's first automatically collapsible goal posts. >> we're all going to be out there the first time they do that with the cameras rolling. because that's cool. >> yeah, but you can't storm the goal posts anymore. that's what we used to do in high school right. >> right. let's talk about the warriors. they're healthy. back home and the warriors are currently in sixth place. but figure they can make a move in the standings. they have one more road game this month. and it doesn't hurt to have some slumping teams like atlanta visit the oracle. but they didn't start out well tonight. and he was kickedded out of action near -- merely as a

precaution. curry is the one man team. and the warriors back up. 11 players score. and harrison, barnes, warriors scored 66 points on the paint. here comes jordan crawford with a no look alley oop to iggy. iguodala. ace starting pitcher kesmer made his first appearance of the exhibition season. and the eighth the arizona 2-0. the giants also got three scoreless innings from their starting pitcher tim lincecum in surprise. third baseman. makes a nice hustle play there. batting just 250 but hey pounces this hit. giants beat the warriors by six. coming up the women's

conference basketball tournament. only one team comes back a winner. that's up next. [ sports announcer ] here's another one, alyson dudek. hales corners, wisconsin. nice pass by alyson dudek. can she hang on to that spot? and she does! [ male announcer ] with the u-verse wireless receiver, your tv goes where you take it, allowing inspiration to follow. ♪ [ dad ] looks pretty good, right? [ girl ] yeah.

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stanford women are 34-2 all time in the pac12 conference tournament but tonight it's

seattle colorado. remind the cardinal they just can't cruise their way to the finals. stanford takes the lead for good. it's her third three pointer of the year. there's freshman lily thompson adding 15 points against hart. stanford wins. they face usc in a pac12 conference. and foya was upset by washington state. the cardinals led by as much as 15 in the second half. with 85 second left, 91-83, cal 21-9 and they should still make the ncaa tournament. the gusty winds in the redesigned blue monster at dural sent more than 100 golf balls into the water today. mickelson was left six shots back of the leaders.

tiger drills this 95-foot birdie on the hole. proving that anything can still happen. just three players shot under par today. just four players are under par after 54 holes. one that guy. cutcher here he is. that lands within a foot for the birdie. cutcher, dustin johnson, reed are coleaders at 1-under par. tough tough tournament. that is sports as we see it this friday night julie. >> that almost went into the hole. >> i can feel it but i just can't accomplish it. >> thank you. >> and thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you the morning's team will have the very latest news and weather. in case you missed part of tonight's newscast. you can catch the rebroadcast now over on tv 36. have a good night and a great weekend. >> good night.

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okay, hold still, honey. i'm afraid you're going to hit me again. don't worry. i'm just putting this time. i'm not the strongest golfer, and i think it's holding me back in business. too bad deals aren't closed in a trampoline park. i'd just lazy-back into a rudolph into a quadriffus right up the corporate ladder. hey, dad, you coming to my play tonight? "your" play? you only painted the sets. yeah, and michelangelo "only" painted the sixteenth chapel. maybe don't keep your face so close to the paint cans. sorry, buddy, i'm getting a golf lesson and then i'm playing with a client, but i'll try to make your next performance. (doorbell rings, thud) phil! little busy. oh, you always do this. you cram stuff in the freezer without thinking about it. i opened the door, and a frozen turkey almost fell on my foot. i keep pulling it to the left. are we sure the house is level? are you not the least bit sorry? i could have broken a toe. honey, i'm sorry for dozens of things every day