. now at noon a homeless man suspected of killing a teen and now the family is left with questions. why the homeless man may have acted in had self-defense. the search is on for a driver who hit and killed a driver walking along the sidewalk in concord. the crucial piece of evidence found at the crash scene. oh, my goodness. >> and a rock 'n' roll wake-up

call, the earthquake that had news anchors literally hitting the floor. this is ktvu channel 2 news at noon. a teen fatally stabbed is speaking out. a homeless man is responsible for the boy's death. they have been covering the story since this morning and she joins us live from campbell where you just spoke with the victim's family what did they tell you? >> reporter: well the family of the boy is devastate and they were -- devastated and they were at the hospital when he took his last breath and died. now they want to find out of what led up to him getting stabbed here at john b morgan park. >> reporter: it was a solemn mood here where friends and family were trying to console

each other. ivan was at a family barbecue last night. >> he left, ate, very happy like he always is... >> reporter: they came to the park after the barbecue and he and friends were hanging out and got into an argument with this homeless man. he was identified as todd harp. harp was beaten and todd was stabbed. >> it is going to take while a -- quite a while before we know what happened here. >> reporter: police are trying to figure out what prompted the argument and who injured who first. it is possible harp acted in self-defense. some say he was peaceful. >> even though he carries a dagger on the back of his pants, it doesn't make him dangerous. >> reporter: police are

investigating whether it was gang related. he was not a gang member but had a acquaintances who were. his family describes him as an outgoing teen. >> i would like to know how everything started, what reasons did the guy have to stab my brother, a big age difference, he is only 16. >> reporter: grieve counselors are on the campus helping ivan die as' -- dea was -- diaz's friends. they are decideingwhat to charge harp with. they are looking being into the cause of a 2 alarm house fire that badly burned one person. the fire broke out in the 100 block of scar bother replace. two people were home when of the fire started. one had to be taken to the

medical center for burn injuries, nobody was hurt. crews are dealing with an apparently water-main break. as you can see there is flooding there be a the road -- flooding there and the road is closed. people were working there at the time of the break. there are maintenance crews in route to fix the problem. union pacific freight train hit and killed a person on the tracks this mourn. it was 8:00 a.m. at the city line at gill man street. news proper was on the road and the person killed was a male, four streets created delays up to an hour. they are searching for the driver who hit and killed a

woman now identified as yolanda as she was walking along a sidewalk last night. here is more on the important evidence left behind at the scene. >> reporter: she was walking just before midnight when a pickup jumped the curb and ploughed into her. the victim wound up in the middle of the street and the driver of the street who hit her took off. they were pushing a shopping cart. after words, they can see her gathering her belongings from the cart. neighbors say this can be a dangerous stretch of the area to walk. >> i feel so sorry because that place is so dangerous. >> reporter: this truck was coming east he can tee the

piece of this medical equipment. they did feeble a truck left behind apt the scene and that will likely be the key to finding this hit-and-run driver. >> extremely critical. we will have traffic investigators around a lead and they are hoping to get a better description of the truck and this crash. all they can say is they are searching for a two toned pickup truck. channel 2 news. police in milpitas are searching for others in the last 24 hours. they are looking for a hit-and- run driver who critically injured an 80th.

the victim was found unresponsive. anybody with information is asked to call milpitas police. and in san francisco, a woman in her 60s is recovering after being hit by a car. police say the woman was in the crosswalk when she was hit but may have been intoxicated. the driver is was cited for driving without a license and for driving without lights on. another san francisco and a super sight seeing bus was turning left when it hit a man in the crosswalk. police are using surveillance cameras from two nearby buildings to see what led to that crash. and a man is the prime suspect in the shooting death

of his wife for 46-year-old woman. the couple's daughter found her mother's body inside their home on friday and there has been this 2014 toyota rav 4. he had two registered firearms and the search of his home has turned up one. he should be considered dangerous. two people were or e.r.ed after several students stormed an administration building and clashed with campus police. students were protested a tuition policy and it's keeping

it from losing its accreditation and after the regions' place, we got a strong reaction from obama who accuses the russians of intimidating voters with russian troops. here is more on the steps the president has taken. >> reporter: president barack obama is taking several steps to talk with russia and individuals who provide reports to the russian government. >> reporter: the president said he will not stop there if

russia continues to intercareer are cream me and in one crimeaian town there are only a few registered voters but nearly 47 5,000 people voted there, -- 47 5,000 people voted there. >> this says all you nude to know about mooting with nato allies. >> we will time to make's sense. >> reporter: they also took a handful of crimeaen people on the vote but the white house is not alone. the european meeting also sanctioned more than 20 people.

in washington kyla campbell, moussaoui and the calls are clearing but it's still breezy and we will let you know if we'll see any rain in the last few days of winter. plus taking home a piece of local history and they are bidding home of local farewell.

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. four people were detained after a car chase through santa clara county and it started this morning when a car failed to stop near the county fairgrounds in san jose. the people ran into a neighborhood on scott boulevard in santa clara. they brought in a canine unit to help find the suspects and it's not known why all four ran. and the malaysia flight investigators are now focusing on the pilots. they searched the homes of the pilots looking for any clues. they have analyzed the last

words flight comptroller's heard after communications symptoms had been turned dark sisters had been -- systems had been turned off. >> it indicates they spoke the last time [inaudible] >> [inaudible] >> investigators are also looking into the backgrounds of all the other crew members and the other passengers. meanwhile it stretches from a city in the area. and home of the uc campus, no other injuries were reported and since then there were two after shocks in the same area. oh, my goodness.

>> okay, that is an earthquake. and that's a big one. >> wow, okay. >> and the earthquake struck during the middle of the morning newscast and you could hear the quake shook the set and cameras and anchors dove under the desk of their set to protect themselves. people are facing eviction under the ellis act will soon start protesting under the board of supervisors committee meeting. it supports david calm pose and dash-cam toes -- camp pose. it would have been what the market race is and according to the exiting law, it must be a cap of 15,000 per unit. they need more help in minding a new -- finding a new home. and there is also help for

first-time home buyers. they are learning as much as lowing, are -- enough to help low-income families stay in the city. the loan does not have to be repaid until they sell the property. the money will go back to help other first time buyers. and fans of the iconic joes in san francisco, are bidding the old hamburger joint a final farewell. joining us live people are lining up for a piece of memorabilia, good morning, brian. >> and joe's for the last time, you can see from the people standing in line they are not only wanting a piece of the restaurant they had fond memories of but also saying good by to so many people. >> he is really -- i don't know. >> yeah. >> my heart is in there and i

am very sad. i don't want to cry. >> well, they were tears of sadness and tears of joe for the owner. they took the last hamburgers and fries. >> one put a bid on a unique table which not only serves as office desks but other things as well. >> this is for occasions and we will miss him a lot. >> reporter: joe's cable caress strand opened its doors back in 1965 and he said the first hamburgers were sold 40-cents a piece. he said there are a few things

making him hang up the april, he has had a few stents with health problems but he wants to spend more time with his family and granddaughter and he will always miss his loyal customers especially for those who didn't want to say goodbye. >> last night we are closed and this guy was knocking on the window, and he wants his picture on the wall. he was seven years old and he is 27. he brought me a bottle of wine and said, can you send me this picture and said, okay i am going to send a trip. he said he don't know what he will do am and then go on

vacation. i also asked him where it was after working 16 hour shifts, he said he has not had a chance to explore the bay area and he and his wife are planning on doing just that. brian flores ktvu channel 2 news. you can see from brian's shot we have mostly clear are you skies as well. and we are looking at temperatures not as strong and they will be reported over areas like i am surprised and the water is going into southern california with a dry

cool westerly flow and some of us are already dealing with breezy conditions and cooler conditions as well. 62 in oakland and 62 san francisco, low 60s in napa and santa rosa and temperatures hooking at mountain view like areas like half-moon bay, fair field, it 21 miles per hour gusting to 29 and in this area, the delta and carquinez straight, concord reporting 10 miles per hour, oak lane, he is just outside of the bay and that will continually but notice it stretches a long as you go through cordelia and

gwen nearby why and the rest of us are seeing just a breeze and for the after noon, 6668 in san jose, 72 for gilroy, 68 for santa cruz and notice the last few days of winter will be dry, mostly an any and with your weekend always in view, we will are a lot of change. >> all right, thank you, rose mace. the social issues that thousands are focusing on this year.

. stocks are sharply higher today, factories surge and it has reassured investors, it may have been temporary as much of the u.s. was affected by severe winter weather and it is despite concerns in ukraine and taking a look at the big bored dow jones industrial average up and the s&p 500 and nasdaq up 18. san jose firefighters uncovered a marijuana grow

operation at a house fire which theyen found on linear lane. they had it under control two hours later and the fire captain said 70 marijuana plants were found and they had an extensive marijuana grow operation and they had to cut electricity to the house. there are three people involved and they are cooperating with the investigation. the 27th annual game operation is kicking off. it is the world's largest and longest running professionals' only game industry event. more than 43,000 designers and gamers will be there and the focus is on social issues organizers want to create better games like racism and homo phobia. a transgender woman, forcing her to compete as a man

today they will speak with close which johnson -- chloe johnson and why she earned the right to compete. we are always here for you and you can always follow us on twitter and facebook. thanks for watching and have a great day.

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