it has happened again a person walking, hit while trying to cross the street in san francisco. this time, a tour bus struck and critically injured a man. good evening, i'm ken wayne. >> hello, everyone, i'm heather holmes. tonight, the man is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries police say he was in a cross walk when he was hit by the sight seeing tour bus just after 8:00 this morning. kristina is live at the intersection with more on what the company is saying about the dent. >> >> no doubt a scary experience for everyone involved. this is a very busy intersection, even on a sunday, there are a lot of people driving through and walking through the intersections earlier today and this street is back open even though it was shut down for the majority of the morning and early afternoon. another pedestrian hit on the streets of san francisco is making crime scenes at an

intersection an all too familiar sight. police say a man in his 60s was crossing the street when he was hit. his legs were badly hurt and his belongings, including a cane were scattered on the street. >> i didn't see this happen. i can imagine what happened. >> reporter: trying to be careful walking around the city, but said it is not easy. >> there are times when people don't see you. aren't looking. i have had some close calls police say the bus driver had a green light anded pedestrian was in the middle of the cross walk. they are still trying to figure out what caused the accident. they are using for cameras nearby to gather clues. >> we have never had an issue like this. >> reporter: the vice president of grayline bus tours. the first pedestrian accident in the company's 26 year history. three people onboard were transferred to another bus our safety record is impeckcally clean. we are proud of that.

>> reporter: so far, 2014 has been a deadly year for pedestrians in san francisco. five people have been killed. most recently a -9d 0-year-old woman who was hit by a cement truck. allen welcomes any change because she said tragic accidents like these need to stop. >> it's kind of beyond word says. you can't really kind of put that into words. >> no one has been cited in this accident. that will of course change if this man passes away. at last check at general hospital, he was in critical condition. >> >> a high surself advisory in effect for bay area beaches. kid -- waves are expected to

strong rip currents are a possibility. despite the advisory, we found many surfers hitting the waves in pacificka. >> >> the advisory will remain in effect until tomorrow. >> >> this is the view from a roof camera here at ktv-u many people were out there water sailing, today. >> definitely a warm weekend even though it is still winter. >> >> let's check in with mark and see what is goes on with the temperatures. >> you would think it was the middle of summer. we had readings into the upper 70s to lower 80s, as far as the fog right now, a comeback, the fog coming back to the immediate shoreline, but a few breaks, a solid dose of overcast from half moon bay to pacificka and out toward ocean beach. high surf advisory in effect until monday. with the fog in place, the beaches on the cool side, away

from the coast, look at these very warm numbers, liver p more,le 2, santa rosa 79. a few more temperatures to report, no records so far. san jose, 78, san francisco with the marine layer close by only in the 60s at 64 degrees. >> >> coming up, we'll breakdown the time when gusty winds will return to our forecast. that's all coming up at 5:20. >> >> stay up-to-date with the new ktvu weather app. >> >> prorussia supporters have taken to the streets celebrating today's controversial vote for crimea to join russia. most of the west looks at that

vote with grim weariness. 95% of voters support breaking in ukraine. the leader of crimea, said come tomorrow, he intends to apply to join russia. the u.s. and other western countries have denounced today's vet as illegal and a violation of international law. pointing to the russian military activity in crimea as influencinged referendum's outcome. the white house said the u.s. and the world will not recognize the results of a vote held under what it called threats of violence and intimidation of the russian military. we'll have more on this coming up at 5:30. >> >> to our continuing coverage of the missing malaysia airline jets. families of passengers waiting grew more impatient with the airline and lack of information. some say they are hoping it was

a hijacking and somehow the plan landed safely on a remote run way. as the scope of the search widened. the malaysian country asked for additional help to try to find the missing plane. there is heavy security around the house of the pilot after officials seized his personal flight simulator. >> reporter: as the search expands to two separate corners -- police are investigating both of the men in the cockpit. the captain and his copilot. they went to both of their homes searched inside and in the case of the captain, actually, removed a homemade flight similar later that he made himself looking for clues to see if there is any indication of why this change in flight paths may have been taken. now, we did have more details about the pilots and the rest of the passengers onboard that

investigators are now looking at. take a listen. >> yesterday, officers from the royal malaysian police visited the home of the pilot. they spoke to family members of the pilot and experts are examining the pilot flight similar later. the police also visited the home of the copilot. >> meanwhile, indian vessels searching at the end of an island have suspended their search for now because malaysia, coordinating this effort is reconsidering how to best use the resources. remember, the area expanded dramatically. it used to be 14 countries involved in the effort. now, it's more than 20. malaysia is asking all of the countries to provide satellite information or radar information

the pilot that saved his passenger when he made a forced landing on the hudson river said solving the mystery of flight 370 will take a long time. >> the aviation industry never willingly tolerates this level of ambiguity. you can be assured that great efforts, huge sums will be expanded to solve this mystery even though it's likely to take months or years. >> he predicts black box recorders will likely be found because the gulf of thailand is shallower than most ocean waters. he is now retired. as he greeted the faithful in vatican city, the pope prayed for the missing passenger and crew from the flight and urgessed world to pray for them as well. he expressed sympathy for their families saying "we are close to then at this time." >> the husband of a castro

valley woman -- named a prime suspect. he has not been seen since his wife's body was discovered. deputies say he should be considered armed and dangerous. he had two registered weapons, but only one is accounted for. the couple's two children are in protective custody. it is believed he is driving a silver rav4 with paper plates. >> >> flames block out on the 1700 block of florida way t took cruels about an hour to get control of the fire, but they were able to keep it from spreading to nearby homes. one man that spotted the fire told us it didn't take long for flames to escalate. >> flames were really small in the beginning and picked up the pace after five minutes. it -- it was a huge fire, huge

fire. >> investigators plan to stay at the scene digging through the ashes, looking for a possible cause. >> >> today, family friends and her senior class dedicated this bench under the tree where she used to practice cheerleading. >> >> saving man's best friend. this dramatic rescue caught on camera after a walk at a beach takes a dangerous turn. >> >> the reason joe's cable car restaurant the dining spot is turning off the grill after 50 years. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv.

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this is the two year anniversary of the teen that wendt missing on her way to school. live at her former high school campus, there is a permanent reminder of the missing teen. >> reporter: the bench under the tree a place for people to be alone with their thoughts and remember sierra for years to come. it was really a labor of love. >> another sad anniversary -- >> reporter: it has been two years of heart ache, searching and waiting. >> today, we come together with friends, family to honor sierra la more. >> sharing tearing remembering

the bubbly smiling teen who went missing two years ago. until that day -- there will be a place to sit and remember sierra >> i'm hoping to god she is still alive and hoping this will bring more publicity to find her. >> reporter: tom melph y's construction company built this what is known as the cheerleading tree. a place she spent a lot of time. >> she would be by that tree, practicing. cheering her heart out. >> reporter: she would have been a senior. her absence has made friends grow up too quickly. >> it changes how i see the people and the world. >> reporter: sierra is here, people walk in her signature chuck taylor, wear her face on t shirts and keep their spirits open.

today also marks the two year anniversary of keeping hope alive. >> please keep sierra in your prayers. >> >> reporter: sierra's father told me these anniversaries are so tough, but having the support around them makes the tough times easier. >> >> more details on the sierra lamar case. last month, the suspect pleaded "not guilty" to charges of kidnapping and murder. he was indicted on three counts of kidnapping and car-jacking in 2009 in which he allegedly tried to take three women out of south bay supermarkets. his next court day is april 18th. >> >> no leads in the kidnapping of four children that triggered

a statewide amber alert. they were in the custody of their grandmother when they were abducted yesterday. they are two boys and twin one- year-old girls. police believe they were taken by their parents. the grand parents have legal custody because the father has been abusive. >> >> details on yesterday's deadly accident 0 on highway 12 in santa rosa. police say they have made an arrest on suspicion of drunk driving and vehicular manslaughter. he said he was looking at his cell phone when his pickup truck slammed into a toyota. two women died in this accident. they are identified as -- two men in the front injured, one remains in criminal condition. >> >> a pair of crashes on highway 101 being blamed on a woman that was allegedly driving

under the inthanks with her two- year-old daughter and husband in the car. the woman was driving a volvo when she crashed into another car north of todd road. the collision sent the other car off the highway and left the volvo disabled in the fast lane. when the three got out, another cure slammed into it, causing the volvo to hit the father. the mom and daughter were critly injured, trying to run across the highway to the shoulder of the road. the driver that hit the car was also suspected on being under the influence. police say this started around 11:15 when officers spotted a stolen s.u.v. near jefferson street. they say the driver sped off, veered off the road and crashed down the ravine. firefighters used rope and a basket stretcher to rescue the driver and her female passenger. both were taken to the

hospital. the two could face charges of felony evasion and possession of a stolen vehicle. >> >> a black lab back home with his owner after a pretty courageous, dramatic rescue. the owner fell 40 feet -- helicopter located the dog, unable to move without falling. sheriff's deputy attached himself by rope and flu down to get the dog. the whole rescue took three minutes. sheriff's officials were worried some people might get hurt or even trapped trying to rescue the dog. >> >> definitely felt -- didn't feel like winter today across most of the bay area. felt a lot like summer. giving you a live look at the san francisco. you can see the golden gate bridge. a lot of fog right now, but i was in the city, i had my

windows open it was so warm out there. >> >> let's check in with mark and see how the workweek is shaping up. >> >> 70s around the bay, inland in the 80s, tomorrow for the workweek, we are expecting cooler temperatures out there. right now, we have the fog hugging a good portion of the coastline. a few patches of clearing toward the headlands, we'll take a closer inspection uion, half moon bay. there is san francisco, right now, with the sunset district and toward daily city, solid deck here. if you can't see the overcast keeping things cool, temperatures today only in the upper 50s to lower 60s for the beaches. right now, san francisco, 54 degrees. santa rosa currently checking in. warm spots, still in the upper 70s toward fairfield, concorde, livermore, checking in under mostly sunny skies, 79 degrees. currently, the live camera

looking out towards san francisco. it's 55. san jose in the lower 70s. san francisco on track to reach the 60s, san jose will be cooler tomorrow. today in the upper 70s, tomorrow barely making it into the lower 70s for afternoon highs. san jose, the forecast for the morning commute, 43. on track to reach the lower 70s by 3:00, we'll go with 70 degrees. overnight lows expecting the readings in the 40s to the 50s. i'm expecting some clouds, partly cloudy skies or mostly clear conditions and there is a slight chance of a few -- paying us a visit. this will be dropping to the south and basically a cloud

producer for us. there is a chance of a few sprinkles. tomorrow, temperatures cooling off quite a bit. once the cold front come says through, we'll boost the wind speeds, 15-25-miles an hour, increasing and they could be increasing in the hills by monday night and new tuesday morning. we could be tracking possibly another wind event late monday into tuesday. here's the forecast model. increase of cloud cover, late tonight and early tomorrow morning. you can you see a little activity showing up to reflect the chance of a new sprinkles first thing at 6:00. after 6:00 or 7:00, clearing out the clouds, setting the stage from partly cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow, patchy clouds, 7:00, 40-50 degrees and by lunchtime, 58-63. afternoon highs cooling things off, really no more 80s.

there ises 670 showing up you in san francisco in the 60s. five-day forecast, temperature as little rebound by tuesday, but the wind speeds pick up. partly sunny skies wednesday. thursday morning, we say "hello" to spring, change the seasons and no big changes, with the change in the season, we are expecting partly cloudy skies, temperatures mainly in the lower 70s. coming up, we'll look at the long range forecast, weekend outlook and let you know if there are rain chances to talk about for the rest of the month. >> >> thank you, mark. >> war of words between actor, kevin spacey and toronto mayor rob ford. >> >> mission accomplished, why this building bit the dust. >> a kindergartener ends up spending the day at the wrong school. the surprising coincidences that allowed that to happen. >> >> the mayor of boston refusing to march in the st. patrick's

day parade. the reason behind his protest. .

mission accomplished. in des moines iowa, a building successfully imploded. a rooftop camera recorded the entire process. you can you see there a couple of flashes from several explosions and the building collapsed. it was a former nurse's college and has been closed since 1999. >> >> the mayor of boston is not marching in the city's famous st. patrick's day parade to

protest the parade's anti-gay policy. he said organizers refused to allow an openly gay group of veterans to march in the parade. they don't want the parade to turn into a demonstration for a particular group. more than 45 state and city officials are bowing out of the parade because of this. >> >>ed charities that paid for the mental health care for children and families affected by the newtown school shooting say they are running short of funds. they are applying for a federal grant to continue to give survivors health care for the next 18 months. it was in december of 2012 that 26 people were killed at that school. finding new ways to fight cross border crime. harris will go with four other

attorneys generals from new mexico, colorado, florida and the group will meet to discuss money laundererring, counterfeiting, human trafficking and child pornography. >> >> an upstate elementary school is taking a look at how it handles new students after a troubling mixup. the mother of a five-year-old said she put her daughter on the wrong bus. when the child got there, they asked if she was the new student they were expecting and the child said yes. it wasn't until the end of the day that the bus driver figured out what happened. >> i blame myself. i put her on there. >> the school is looking into making new students have photo identification. >> >> more eyes on crimea.

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watchful eye of the russian military, crimians have voted to succeed and join russia. president obama spoke with russian president putin and in a white house statement said the u.s. is ready to impose additional sanctions. as scott thompson reports for those watching, there are fears of where russia's true motives lie. >> reporter: people in ukraine's crimea region went to the polls to vote whether crimea should become a russian state. >> transeven if they win this vote, which i highly doubt, russia will win. >> reporter: the results are in little doubt. most of the crimians are russians and said they wanted

to join. many of the leaders of other nations said the vote should never have taken place. this will be a violation of international law and will have to face consequences. >> get some military assistance to ukrainians so they can defend themselves. >> reporter: what happens next? if the vote is in favor of joining russia, crimea's government is expected to declare independence and ask moscow to join the russian federation. russian lawmakers will vote on this. why should the american people care? there could be fears that a new cold war could ignite. sunday's events are the come minutation of weeks of regional tension and international taughtout. in many ways, the referendum is a precursor of testing times

ahead. >> >> effects are being felt in cyberspace. a ukrainian group of prorussian hackers are claiming responsibility of nato computers overnight. the self proclaimed hackers say they are angry over what they claim is nato's interference in their country. >> >> state republican convention ended quietly with speeches for the gop candidates for governor. tim donly said he would have the state "frack our way to prosperity." former u.s. treasury official well received saying he would cancel the bullet train. the party's focus is local races. >> >> a new national poll shows republicans are split on who should run for president in 2016.

rand paul won the vote at 16%. congressman paul ryan of wisconsin was behind at 15%. the same poll among democrats found hillary clinton the overwhelming favorite. >> >> a dog recovering from serious burns will soon have a new best friend with a similar story. this one-year-old dog was doused with gasoline and set on fire in florida. a local charity there that matches dogs with veterans discovered how happy and smart he is. they chose him for their program and hook him up with a marine that has been badly burned himself. >> hopefully, the marine will take some comfort in knowing that the dog, sadly understand as little bit of what he has been through and they have that bond. >> the charity decided to call the dog phoenix, instead of thor. police are looking for the person that set this cute dog

on fire. >> >> blue and jills soaring through the skies once again after federal budget cuts kept them grounded for almost a year. they have 68 performances lined up for the year and will put on a show for this year's fleet week in san francisco on october 11th and 12th. >> >> luxury condos could soon be coming to downtown walnut creek. hall equity group wants to build 24 condos on top of restaurants and shops. if approved are the project would transform the area. artists rendering show the condos in a three-story building with restaurants, shops and parking below. project will have to be approved by the city council to move forward. >> >> new at 5:00, so long to a tasty bay area icon. a neighborhood favorite of nearly 50 years served their

last burger. people actually lined up outside of the door at joe's cable car restaurant in san francisco. katie talked with the owner about this bittersweet moment. >> reporter: nearly 50 years, gone in a flash. as waitresses serve the last hamburger at joe's. >> the hamburgers were like a dollar. if you didn't have the money, if he knew you, he would say come back and pay it later. >> reporter: joe, the force behind a legacy of fresh ground chuck and french fries >> i'm sad already, but i can't help it. there is no turning back. >> reporter: failing health is forcing him to retire and he announced it six weeks ago and thousands have made the pilgrimage to the mission district diner. >> i came here when i was a kid. >> reporter: this serves as a commentary for locals.

>> changes that have gone on, drastic >> milk shake is awesome. real milk shake with real ice cream. you don't find that no more. >> reporter: as the cable car made way of the bus, joe will let go of the business he built. >> look at this. they love me. i love them. a love appear for 50 years. it's thought not easy to let go. >> our coverage of the closure continues online. go to our website. you will find hour video more video and more of our interview with joe, the owner. >> >> a bill designed to keep children from accidentally injesting pot. under the law, it must be sold in opaque and child resistant

containers. >> >> a war of words breaking out between toronto's mayor and kevin spacey. he sweeted this photo shopped image of -- a jab at the brothers who complained they were told they couldn't have their picture taken with spacey when they were all guests on the jimmy kimmel show after the oscars two weeks ago. >> >> hasbro is looking for new words to add to the scrabble dictionary. they are accepting words such as selfy and game night. have you two weeks left until march 28th to make your nominations, on april 2nd, fans will be asked to vote for the top 16 new words. winning words will be revealed april 10th for a new game set to come out in august.

>> >> community minutes including jim harbaugh showed up to say good-bye. >> >> a summer-like weekend that is about to change. mark is coming up with when we might see some sprinkles.

today, a nice day to be on the bay. in the 50s. san francisco not in the 70s today. in the 60s, widespread 70s and even a few more 80s to report -- san jose, 80 degrees. live "stormtracker," snow storms. taking a closer look from half moon bay. pacificka. on the increase approaching san francisco, daily city and san francisco as well. as far as the wind speeds, winds have been picking up throughout the afternoon hours. winds out of the southwest 15- miles an hour, sustained. concorde -- more wind reports toward sf o, 28-miles an hour. sustained wind speed and san jose checking in with wins of

14-miles an hour. we have the mostly clear skies. that will spread locally into the bay. tomorrow, morning clouds. dry weather pattern. big change that would bring some storms closer to the bay area, not happening yet. there is a storm up here, this cold front generating california into the pacific northwest. moving in. by the time it gets here at most, it could produce a few sprinkles. for your monday, alot of clouds, temperatures inland cooling off easily. there is enough moisture in place that we could squeeze out a few sprinkles for the monday morning commute. the wind speeds pick up. thinking of winds increase 15- 25-miles an hour. here's the forecast model. put this into motion. the clouds on the increase. this is moving through pretty

rapidly. you will notice a little activity to reflect the chance of a few sprinkles. first thing tomorrow morning between 5:00 and 6:00. afternoon hours, we are expecting clearing skies and once the clouds move out, wind speeds will be on the increase. forecast highs, no more 80s. warmest location we are thinking some 70s. oakland in the upper 60s, widespread lower 70s toward livermore, antioch, 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. san jose in the 80s today, tomorrow, we'll go right around 70. san francisco forecast highs, here is a look ahead, five-day forecast and winds do pick up especially monday night into tuesday morning up in the hills. partly sunny skies wednesday. we say "hello" to spring on thursday, but no major changes. can you see temperatures going back and forth between the low to mid--p 0s, mid-70s, with

your weekend in view -- we could have a change 25th and 26th. but we are still a ways out. >> >> st. patrick's day almost here. if you are looking for the perfect brew to celebrate the occasion, you have a lot of choices, according to experts, local craft beer sales are on the rise. >> no longer does a light american lager satisfy every beer occasion. it has a stronghold in the marketplace, but beer lovers want different beers different occasions. >> it is estimated that the beer sales will approach the billion dollar mark tomorrow. >> >> a fond farewell to a loved gymnasium being demolished to make way for the state-of-the-

art facility. people are remembering the gym. school towers, member ya' bill ya' booth. >> >> what bay area teens are heading to the ncaa tournament. sports wrap is up next. we'll be right back.

good evening, everyone. welcome to this early sports wrap. one of the most exciting days in college basketball. the day that the 68 team tournament field is announced. for bay area, stanford as the only one with a chance of

making the cut. stanford was rewarded with a 10 seed in the south region and an opening round date with 7th seeded new mexico. uc l.a. and colorado are in the south region. this will be the first tournament appearance for every player on stanford's roster. >> this is something you grow up as a kid, watching games on tv watching it from afar. to be a part of it is amazing. >> you hear stories, people saying crazy things are happening. you have to wait it out. we played the waiting game and made it. >> that first round matchup against new mexico will be played friday in st. louis. the winner of that game most likely will face second seeded kansas which has a first round game against eastern kentucky. >> >> florida trying to nail down

the championship. gators built a 16 point lead. in the final seconds, gator lead with one, kentucky with one possession for the win. james young slips and loses the ball, florida hangs on 61-60, gators are 32-2 to get the number one seed in the ncaa tournament. >> >> here are the open top seeds, virginia, number one in the midwest, wichita state at 34-0. the nation's only undefeated team. number one in the west, arizona getting the top seed despite their loss to uc l.a. >> >> san jose sharks would probably like the stanley cup playoffs to begin right now. they are playing their best hockey of the year. road trip against the rangers in madison scare garden. rangers have a power play. that doesn't work out well for

them. take another look lurking and picks the pocket -- nice back hand shot for the goal. that was all the support they would get, brad richards makes a stand and a shot deflected. literally lays out to turn back the rangers on a couple of rebound attempts for the high. team record 41 shot for his fourth shotout. 6th win for the sharks. tieing with anaheim, both teams had 97 wins. >> >> hudson gave up three runs and against cleveland. one with the bases loaded walk. the other on a homerun to nick

swisher. >> >> a's joey homered. reds won 7-6. >> >> still to come on this early night sports wrap, a pretty good battle on the progolf tour we'll be right back. no. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a superhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪ i just ah woke up today and i said i need something sportier. annnd done. ok maxwell, just need to ah contact your insurance company with the vin number. oh, i just did it. with my geico app. vin # is up to the loaded. ok well then jerry here will take you through all of the features then. why don't weeeeeeeeeeee go out to the car.

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the progolf tour continues. an unlikely winner coming from behind. robert and kevin, figured to battle to the top, but both faded. robert missed this bogey putt. he went on to shoot a 75. now, it's kevin's turn, a costly stroke, 42-year-old john cinden from australia had not won for 17 years. his chip goes in for birdie and

one hole later, is he putting for birdie. this one make it is a little more comfortable. he shot a 70, but that was good enough to edge out by a stroke and become the oldest player to win a tournament. >> is there they are back racing after a two-hour delay in bristol. 125 laps in. dale ernhardt, jr. trying for his fourth straight, a little trouble in the pit. 64 laps in, the white car that doesn't seem to be able to steer is driven by parker clegerman. he ran over a battery that had fallen out of another car. jimmy johnson went from 1st to 39th after his tire was cut. rain came with 125 laps and that was not an official race after the three hour 20 minute delay, they got back to you it.

the leader was matt kensit with 120 laps to go. >> >> australian gran prix. it was a rough start for the defending series champion. he had his day in, five laps, because of engine problems. roseberg had the best race of the day. >> warriors, playoff seating implications, we'll have it for you at 10:00. see you, then. >> what exciting news for stanford, huh? >> yeah, you want to get in and see what happens once you get in and then there is a couple of bay area teams. cal, saint mary's and usf that are waiting.

we'll have that at okay as well. >> thank you >> coming up tonight at 10:00, at tragedy that could have been prevented. >> a crash in the north bay that left two women dead. the driver responsible was not only drunk but distracted. new details about the victims an the charges the driver now faces. >> >> thank you for choosing ktvu channel "2 news." we are always here for you. we hope to see you back here tonight at 10:00. >> good night. .

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