called authorities after it happened yesterday morning. weight people were in the apartment at the time. the piece of the nose was recovered but the only information on the baby is he -- the baby is in stable condition. >> skull fracture. >> reporter: neighbors describe the family as quiet. >> from what i have seen they are a decent family. everybody is quiet. keep to themselves. >> reporter: joshua cooper is scheduled to make his first appearance encourt monday afternoon. -- in court monday afternoon. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. a bizarre situation at the dmv in san jose. a driver crashed into the building. and what happened next forced authorities to tell everyone to evacuate. ktvu's robert handa is at the

dmv where we spoke to the driver about why she was so nervous while waiting in line. robert? >> reporter: she showed up at a busy dmv office but the office has been closed almost all day because of the driver's test that ended before it got started. >> reporter: the smashed up front end of this car indicates the driver didn't do to well today. the car was one of several vehicles in line at the dmv office to start the test at noon when the driver accelerated into a motorcycle rider and crashed into the building, hit a gas meter and severed a gas line. the motorcycle rider noticed the woman was jittery. >> didn't see much. came from behind. by the time i looked up gas was hissing and people came out of the car.

seemed to be okay. and i got off the ground. >> the san jose fire department evacuated the building and several others nearby. pg&e was able tocap the leak half hour -- to cap the leak half hour later. the woman said she was nervous about taking the test because it was her third try. she lurked forward when she hit it accelerator instead of the break. the office was shut down and people were redirected to other offices. >> shocked it was closed. i saw people and smelled the gas and i knew, there you go. >> reporter: he kept a sense of humor as his motorcycle was towed away. >> where something could take you oton a bike but you don't -- out on a bike but you don't expect it here. >> they expect to open next week. at 6:00 p.m. more details and why the

california highway patrol is investigating. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. two men suspected of manufacturing 600 explosives appeared in court today. sean gunther and marc ormando charged with 16 counts pertaining to the possession, sales or transportation of a destructive device. sean gunther was also charged with methamphetamine. marc ormando home they found explosives, fire arms and chemicals. and marc ormando has been charged with several counts related to explosives possessions as well as child endangerment. on www.ktvu.com we posted the full complaint for you. describes more about the explosives they are accused of having and where they had them. to the sexting scandal. police confiscated the phones of several students and will be

going through them. ktvu's cristina rendon tells us this is a serious reminder online activity can have real life consequences. >> reporter: blackmail by cell phone. a boy is accused of using inappropriate photos of a girl to coerce her. the case involves more than a dozen students sexting each other. parents are shocked. >> one thing you don't want in your community. you work hard, it is disturbing. >> reporter: 12 boys were sending and receiving inappropriate photos at middle schools. the students involved range from 12 to 14. >> i think as adults we all the responsibility to continue to remind children that they are online interactions have consequences. >> the superintendent says the count is handed out discipline

to the teens -- school handed out discipline to the teens. >> as we know in the cyberworld, once that information is out, it is impossible to get it back. >> reporter: that is why police and the school district are encouraging children to talk to their children -- parents tie talk to their children. >> it take as community to raise child. >> we are only as prepared as we educate ourselves. >> reporter: police will determine what was shared through text message and it is too early to determine whether or not the students will face charges. cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. one other school in the bay area is taking steps to make sure kids are responsible when it comes to social media, the question every child needs to ask before they post anything

online is coming up. police say dope snipping dog lead to the rest of a man on marijuana charges. a two-year-old narcotics sniffer alerted to the drugs last night. the deputy found 50 pounds of marijuana and $14,000 in cash. they arrested the driver after questions authorities released two passengers. the mayor has what some consider a disassic plan for -- drastic plan -- drastic plan for ecigarettes. ktvu's ann rubin is live with the plan and why some are calling it a knee-jerk reaction. the mayor does unt want these kinds of stores in daily city. she not sure if we could get rid of them but he plans to put

a stop to new ones. >> reporter: he thinks it is social exercise. >> like i never smoke cigarettes but vaping got to me. it is different. >> the practice of using ecigarettes is growing in popularity, especially among young people. but he says no one under 18 is allowed inside his store. >> we don't want to attract children and show them it is okay. this is for adults. the mayor doesn't think it is okay at all. he formed a commit a that hopes to regulate the smoking of elizabeth smart and he wants a moratorium on vape stores. >> we will watch this issue, monitor the issue and make sure we stop the proliferation of the stores. >> reporter: advocates for the ecigarettes industry believe some cities are over reacting and over reaching. >> i understand cities wanting to get a handle on the

technology. a city does not have the authority to ban a legal product. >> he is now kicked his habit. his message, don't crack down on vape stores. >> better for me. >> reporter: the mayor's committee is already in place. he says they hope to have new ordinances in 2 to 4 months. ann rubin, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now on the research around ecigarettes. last week researchers said ecigarettes actually increase the use of cigarettes among young people and teens are more likely to start smoking and less likely toquit. -- to quit. . >> our findings contradict the idea that estrest effective --

that ecigarettes are effective. >> the researchers tracted 40,000 to reach the findings. a scapegoat is what his attorney called him today. she the man from san francisco -- he is is the man from san francisco trying to run down two police officers saturday. his arraignment was delayed. officers opened fire because he tried to back over them. one officer was wounded but at this point it is not clear if it was his partner that fired the shot. >> he is made the fall guy for the officer shooting the other officer. the evidence will show he clearly didn't assault anyone, didn't shoot anyone. >> the attorney said he is still waiting for the evidence against his client. he is scheduled to return to court next tuesday. we are learning more about a suspect in a stand off with

police. officers say the 54-year-old carl nelson faces several charges. investigators say yesterday morning he barricaded himself inside an rv after a man who was shot in the leg told police he did. s.w.a.t. teams surrounded the rv for 5 hours till he surrendered. the california health department released new numbers of flu deaths of people under 65. the total rose to 14 -- by 14 coming to 332. in the bay area, santa clara went from 16 to 18. the numbers from the state do not include deaths among those who are 65 and older. just a little loss but

multiple that over thousands of homes and a leak become as lake. >> the strategy that has an organization fighting the drought. >> cooler today but temperatures rebound this week. the parts of the bay area that could stop 80 degrees. >> coming up next the search for a missing plane. >> the likelihood is very low. >> why the flight's disappearance has the experts giving different theories.

more mystery surrounding malaysia airlines flight 370 as the search expands west into the indian ocean. more questions and more theories are emerging. tonight marks one week since the plane disappeared and now the times report it made

changes in attitude after losing contact with ground control. also new concerns that the plane veered off course for hours at the hands of a hijacker. it is just one of many theories about what happened. >> the location of the plane and what happened to it remain as mystery. >> this is baffling and the consequences are extraordinary. we have never seen anything like this. >> reporter: reports indicate it sent signals for 4 hours after last making contact with flight controllers on the ground. authorities say they are working with american investigators to determine the information. >> the investigation team will not publicly release information till it has been verified. >> reporter: signs the plane flew thousands of miles off course raising concerns it might not have crashed but was

hijacked. >> i believe it was hijacked. i believe it landed someplace. >> the search effort expanding into the south china sea and indian oceans. malaysia airlines not confident the plane traveled so far west. >> the likelihood is very, very low. >> reporter: mean time many are offering prayers for the 239 people on board the jet as the search moves into a second week. the navy moved into help in the search. the second u.s. ship to participate in the effort. fox news. >> that missing plane is also raising concerns about passport security after authorities confirmed two men boarded the plane with stolen passports. they did expose a major security flaw. >> united states we tract every passport in and out of our

county but our -- countries. >> he says the u.s. is vulnerable to terrorist whose can fly into canada and mexico. they are now asking homeland security to pressure more countries to use interpol. breaking news in san francisco. a major police and fire department presence in san francisco's union square. san francisco police confirm a bomb squad is on its way to investigate a suspicious package. it is said to be a backpack that has wires coming out of it. the first report came in at 3:50 p.m. this afternoon, the east side of the square, the streets that line up, at this point no evacuations have been ordered but police set up a perimeter. the bomb squad is headed that

way. police are warning people to expect heavy traffic and this live picture from news chopper 2 shows one street blocked off by a police department vehicle in the center and then an ambulance and fire department units on the side. at this point we are waiting to find out what that suspicious package is. we have covered similar stories in the past. if they are able to give us the all clear it takes a while to find the package and give the all clear. we are hoping for that to happen. we will keep an eye on this and bring you more throughout the newscast. cal fire is sending two strike teams to the south part of the state ahead of the increase fire danger. one engine will be joining engines from other districts to make up the two strike teams. they are making sure not to take too many from one area as northern california is still facing its own dry conditions.

here is a visual reminder of how dry the conditions are in southern california. this is a wildfire that broke out this afternoon in los angeles county. there are 200 firefighters on the front lines here with help coming from the air. planes dropping water on the flames. this afternoon the fire was 38 acres in size, it is growing in the dry, windy conditions. we will keep an eye on that and we want to bring in mark tamayo now. what can you say? beautiful. >> cooler today but yeah we will warm up into the weekend. more low 80s by saturday. we could use the rain but unfortunately we are not -- we have the opposite. lots of sunshine and temperatures warming up. it will be nice out there but no major storms yet. a look at the satellite. clear skies. some clouds this morning in addition to patchy fog and current temperatures, half moon

bay 57. san francisco 62. san jose 71. lots of 70s towards fairfield, concord, walnut creek, livermore. santa rosa 74 degrees. san francisco low 60s. across the bay. the golden gate bridge and forecast tomorrow in san francisco, 7:00 a.m. fog out there. 50 degrees. by lunchtime, 68. by 3:00 p.m., lower 70s. san jose right now checking in 71 degrees. haze out there but still lots of sunshine in the forecast for tomorrow. saturday morning in the upper 40s. reaching the upper 70s. flirting with 80 degrees by 3:00 p.m. or 4:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. tomorrow will be warmer than today. first thing saturday morning, partly cloudy skies. temperatures off to a cool start. lower 40s. san francisco and pacifica 50. and san jose saturday in the

upper 40s, 48 degrees. keeping the clouds off shore. lots of sunshine. the grooenlinks up with the upper -- green links up with the upper 60s. oranges, a few spots approaching 80s. a nice weekend out there. high pressure strengthens. warming mechanism, as a result temperatures tomorrow 4 to 8 degrees warmer than today. inland 80. coast upper 60s to 70 with the winds. winds back off by sunday and as a result cooling by sunday for the coast and around the bay. still over all nice weekend. looking for the rain. next week could be dry as well. although a few clouds by monday. here is the forecast for tomorrow. 7:00, 52 degrees. lunchtime we should have more sunshine out there.

70. afternoon highs on track to reach 68 to 80 degrees. as i mentioned you will notice the change with temperatures tomorrow. warmest locations 80. your five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, a sunny and warm weekend. little cooling by monday and tuesday. no rain clouds in the five-day forecast and temperatures tomorrow you will feel the change. it is warm out here. the st. patrick's day forecast coming up in san francisco for tomorrow, coming up. >> thank you. a protest after math teachers are fired, the policy parents think cost the teachers their jobs and the response from the district. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> pictures of middle school concern, the hard lesson parents and students are forced to learn after a sexting scandal. also -- >> we will take a look at what their chances are surviving the buy out. >> these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

left, right, left. company, halt. >> the newest class of chp recutes became -- recruits became officers. now the california highway patrol has 95 new members.

[ singing national anthem ] >> that little girl with a big voice hopethened graduation -- opened the graduation ceremony. 142 started in september, 95 made it all the way. >> a blessing to be a part of this department. it has been a long 27 weeks for us. challenging. as a family. there is our kids crying in the background. just a blessing to be a part of this law enforcement agency. >> this takes sixpences to get through, during that period -- six months to get through during that period we lose officers. as people retire we can bring them on board. >> there was a moment of

silence for two chp officers killed last month. both worked in the bay area before transferring. dozens of students and parents held a protest today. in a show of support for three math teachers who were fired. the demonstration was held before the start of school. the rally follow as decision by the school board to approve the firing of three math teachers. parents say the teachers were let go after they refused to adopt a new teaching program being implemented. >> the district tells us it is voluntary, but why is it these teachers are gone? >> i think it is unfair. these are phenomenal teachers. you can see that by the amount of support they are getting. >> the district denies a link

between the firings and the teaching methods and the superintendent -- method and the superintendent said they can't share the reasons behind the firing. rule is changing for a ride sharing company. >> more insurance for uber drivers. why some are calling it a shame. >> 100-foot long gates trucked very slowly hundreds of miles. the effort to install them and how they will be protecting a crucial resource. >> students in san francisco protesting and demanding change. the specific administrator they want out of their school and why. [son] she has no idea.

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who didn't have a fair at the time of the accident. ktvu's david stevenson looked in to what it means and why critics say this doesn't go far enough. david? the policy is meant for uber drivers and it will provide peace of mind but a family gave it a hostile reception today. >> reporter: uber announced it will offer insurance for drivers who haven't picked up passengers. a shift in the strategy. >> we want to make sure the drivers could feel confident getting in the car, working with uber and the time between trips knowing that they have coverage. >> coverage of $50,000 for bodily injury if there is no passenger inside. the change comes after the collision in san francisco. the company claimed uber driver was not covered by their insurance because he did not have a passenger. >> the personal insurance of the driver has already offered

to pay up to the limit on that personal insurance policy. >> just a sham. uber is trying a pr move. >> they are sewering and the attorney says it helps them skirt a state law requiring companies to have a million dollars liability policy per incident. >> to say someone's life is worth $50,000 when they are 10 feet away from being picked up but a million when somebody is in the car taking a ride is ridiculous. >> the change comes as uber is struggling to appease regulators. >> it is a lot of different cars competing for business. it is dangerous as you have a competitive environment out there. >> reporter: the uber plan did get praise from california insurance's commissioner who called it a step in the right

direction. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. san francisco city -- city college of san francisco students and faculty are turning up the heat. >> they rallied today outside san francisco city hall joined by city and state leaders. they say a new payment policy enacted by a trustee is unfair. it requires students to pay fees in full or sign up for a payment plan before registering for classes. >> we are here, community members, students, union members, people who care about this city, people who care about this institution, people who want a better future for young people, that is why we are here. >> a special session by a

committee was held following had rally. several students and faculty testified how it is impacting them. this is the second day of protests. >> we showed you this clash yesterday on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. when police tried to keep protesters from entering the administration building. two students were arrested. a group of students returned and spent the night there. 15 were inside and others stayed outside. >> the california health department says measles is on the rise. officials received reports of 32 cases. in the bay area, contra costa county had four. alameda and sclera had -- santa clara county had one. los angeles county had the largest with 10. what a difference a year

can make. >> that was scene may 1, 2013. applause and leaders there as virgin airlines so-called bird mineta international airport. now a year later virgin airlines is getting out of the game when it comes to san jose. ktvu's janine de la vega shows us what is behind the decision. >> reporter: virgin airlines flights are numbered at san jose airport. may 14 they will shut down and stop offering daily flights to los angeles. >> it is sad. it takes out one extra airline to pick from. hopefully others make up for the routes and stuff. >> reporter: virgin airlines launched service out of san jose a year ago. there was a lot of excitement then. the first plane was dubbed the

nerd bird. richard branson was there. saying he hoped to expand here but the numbers weren't adding up. >> ridership was going up but it is a highly competitive route. we had a lot of service between here and los angeles. >> reporter: virgin airlines released a statement saying despite our improving performance demand hasn't met expectations and we made the decision to focus on more long haul flying options. >> we fly virgin airlines all the time. it is disappointing for sure. between them and southwest. may give southwest the edge to up their prices. >> reporter: flight attendants said they are stood see san jose drop -- they are sad to see san jose drop. employeesemployees are being offered a job out of san francisco international airport. janine de la vega, ktvu channel

2 news. >> one of the reasons was competition. you see here all the airlines that fly that route. millions of customers information stolen. now new revelations the breach at target could have been prevented. the warning that went ignored. >> it is just a little loss but multiple ply that and a leak become as lake. >> a massive 300,000-pound gate finally arrives at fulsome dam and how it got there is really something.

the first section of a massive new spillway gate made it to fulsome lake. you see that. 300,000-pound gate was trucked from washington state and it was so big there were rolling closures of two lanes along i-5 during the trip. it is one of 12 that will be put in place by the u.s. army corps of engineers as part of a spillway project. it will provide a better way to release water during heavy rain and reduce the flood risk to areas near sacramento. >> gives us more ability to be wise managers of the water that does come.

>> fulsome dam will become a new dam once they are installed. the project is aimed at making the lake safer. >> the existing damage didn't have the ability to release enough water when needed to avoid being over topped in the event of a mega storm. >> the remaining 11 gates will be delivered over the next few months. the installation of the gates begin over the summer. the spillway will be completed by october 2017. a popular car maker under fire after a major recall. hundreds of people may have died because of a defect, the action they are demanding and the response from gm. >> almost the weekend but for students the learning continues tomorrow with super science saturday. >> clouds moving out of the bay area right now. temperatures trending up this weekend. coming up, the neighborhoods that will hit the low 80s

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[ indiscernible ] >> last year did the same thing. >> the dmv says the problems are unusual. the weekending is almost here. that means no school tomorrow or sand or does -- sunday or does it? for 100 students in berkeley a special program has them learning on saturdays. ktvu's john sasaki tells us it may not feel like they are learning. >> reporter: few things are more sponge like than a child's mind but many kids don't want to go to school on the weekends, not so in berkeley. >> math and science. >> reporter: you are happy? >> yeah. >> reporter: 100 kids are taking part in a new program, super science saturday. >> not asking them to sit behind a desk. >> they are struggling with math and science. >> i am a little bit behind but i still love math and i am a

great guy. >> they spent four hours every other saturday engaged in interactive learning. that is randall teaching the kids about combustion. >> a different way for kids to see cool can be any day of the week. >> it will help you by doing a lot of chemistry and maybe you go to cal and do science. >> at 7 she is already talking about college. she hit on the point of the program without realizing it. >> this is like learning but it is not. it is not real a learning but it is learning. >> in this way they are learning things but it is also fun for them. more interesting than sitting down with a book. and it teaches them to problem solve. they have to build something. >> reporter: 97 of 105 kids showed up on day one.

tomorrow the kids will come to lawrence hall of science for the bugs exhibit. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. more trouble for general motors over aeral of cars due to a defective ignition switch. a report says more than 300 people were killed in crashes involving the recalled vehicles when the air bags did not deploy. >> gm already linked 13 depths to the faulty switches. the report indicates the u.s. needs a more aggressive recall system. general admission tickets on sale for the first sporting vent at the 49ers new stadium. tickets to see the san jose

earthquakes take on the sounders went on sale this morning. sales to season ticket holders started last week. it will give fancs their first -- fans their first chance to go inside. target admits it ignored early signs of the data breach. the company said the breach hurt its image and business and the finance tab is unknown. yesterday they broke the news that target security software defected the malware on november 30 but target security teams did not act on it. our chief meteorologist is off, mark filling in. what can you say, great weather? >> yeah. temperatures trending up. this weekend will be the last weekend of winter because spring begins on thursday and weekend temperatures, you will notice the warm up tomorrow.

temperatures today we cooled off with more clouds. santa rosa 76. san jose 71. oakland 70. san francisco warmed up to 66 degrees. on live storm tracker 2, clouds moving across the bay area. right now we are in the clear. we could have a patch or two of fog near the immediate coast line over night but we are expecting clear skies. 73 degrees in fairfield. hayward 65. san jose lower 70s. a chill towards half moon bay, upper 50s. 57 degrees. tonight we have clear skies out there. a breeze with winds around teen 15 miles per hour. looking towards alcatraz, golden gate bridge, sunny and warm. next week sun and clouds. temperatures trending down. st. patrick's day fraid in san francisco -- parade in sphraen. -- parade in san francisco.

60s at 11:30 p.m., 1:00 p.m -- 11:30 a.m., 1:00 p.m., 70 degrees. nice weekend. high pressure still in command of the weather. the sinking air, that is warming air. you will notice the change tomorrow. temperatures up 4 to 8 degrees. that will translate to low 80s inland. 70s around the bay, san francisco, oakland, san jose upper 70s. here is the forecast tomorrow, fog off shore and same deal into sunday. probably sunday we will have more of a breeze that cools off the coast bay side. all the rain remains off shore and no rain clouds in the five- day forecast but the fog comes back monday morning and we are expecting cooler temperatures. highs tomorrow, everybody goes back up. santa rosa 79.

mid-70s fairfield and vacaville. oakland 75. temperatures check in 3:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon. san jose 78. sunnyvale mid-70s. san francisco 72 degrees. here is the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view sunday cool off a little bit but still nice and patchy fog monday. no rain clouds in the five-day forecast but later in the month we could track storms. time is running out. end of march and april, that is it. we will watch out. much needed rain. >> okay. thank you. a $1.88 million has been raised raised for the oakland museum of california. the wide elephant sales organized by the women's board was held at the begin of the month. it is the largest funds razer for the museum. organizers can't get over how successful it was and say they are already gearing up for next year, march 7 and 8.

a major bay area water agency estimates there are thousands of leaks and now they are getting their hands dirty to fix them. how much water we could be losing to leaks. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> planned grocery stores in danger of going unfinished. this was supposed to be a safeway store, we asked if the buyer will continue to build. >> reading, writing and sexting in middle school. >> these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

if u.s. and russia failed to reach -- the u.s. and russia failed to reach talks today. secretary of state john kerry met with russia to discuss the crisis in ukraine. it centered on the talks in crimea where they will decide if they want to join russia. after the meeting john kerry said if russia ratified the action it will be like a annexation of crimea. >> we believe it is contrary to thecantitution of ukraine, to international law, and we believe it is illegitimate. >> moscow would respect the results but john kerry said the

u.s. and the international community would not recognize such a vote. on wall street investors braced for the vote in crimea with stocks closing lower today. the dow is down 46 to 16,065. the nasdaq is down 15 at 4,245. now to california's drought. one of the bay area's largest water agencies launched a program to help customers save water. ktvu's tom vacar joins us from headquarters to show us how much is at stake here. >> reporter: finding customer leaks has become a top priority. why? because they say customers cut use to the level of the three year drought that began in 1987. >> reporter: she had a huge leak. it turned out to be her irrigation system. >> various places it was coming out. it wasn't obvious.

>> reporter: a thousand gallons a day leak. >> i was shocked. she found a leaky faucet that will need attention and using a pill she found the most common leak. a leaking toilet. >> they don't make a sound. you can't see it. >> reporter: they also got notice they had big leaks. >> we tried to conserve the water we use in the house and yard. we have our own well dug to cover most of the irrigation but it has gone dry. >> reporter: he pond to 40 gallons -- found a 40 gallons an hour leak. these homes are testing smart water meters they can monitor online. >> we find it exciting. we got something, we can make your bills lower. >> i love that.

i am excited about it. >> reporter: they estimate an average leak loss of 10 gallons a day per customer. in a year that is a billion gallons. >> when you see the patterns, it allows us to say there is a potential leak. >> reporter: smart water meters remain in the testing phase but they will get popular. reporting live, tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now on how to find leaks in your home. officials say the first thing to do is shut off your water and then check your water meter. if the meter is moving it likely means you have a leak. officials also say the most common leaks are in faucets or toilets that can be checked by using die tablets. learning more about a sexting scandal involving a

dozen students at four schools and why investigators are trying obtain search warrants. >> collision course at the dmv. a woman trying to get her license crashes into a motorcycle and hits the building. >> you look around for what happens in traffic, but you don't expect at the dmv. >> the reason the driver was upset afterwards. >> the shot somewhatter system is a pricy way to tell police a gun has gone off, the value the police chief says is worth the cost. ktvu channel 2 news starts right now with breaking news. >> that breaking news comes from castro valley, police and deputies are investigating the discovery of a body inside a home. news chopper 2 over head right now. you can see police activity there. the crime scene is on stanton

avenue at carlton avenue. we are getting few details from investigators who say the investigation is in the very early stages. at this point no word on whether the victim is male or female or what the cause of death may be. we will continue a garth information on this breaking story and bring you any updates as they come in. good evening,. hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am julie haener. >> police are interviewing a dozen middle school students about sixing and allegations the images -- sexting and allegations the images were forced a girl to perform sex acts. police were -- sex acts. police were notified monday. ktvu's john fowler spoke with police and administrators today about coping with the phenomenon of growing up too fast with social media. >> reporter: this is what can happen when