deputies lost sight of car. and then deputy ricky del fiorentino came face to face with the suspect, ronald chan yerks. the patrol war karr was riddled with the w bullets. later, a lieutenant spotted the suspect. >> he walked around the corner and saw the suspect rifling through deputy d del fiorentino's vehicle and took the weapon out of his holster. approximately 10 to 15 rounds were exchanged between the lieutenant and the suspect. >> reporter: almond says the suspect was later found in a wooded area. deputies say it appears the

suspect killed himself. al monday monday said he told deputy del fiorentino that he wished he could clone 30 more of him. friends say they're outraged over a police shooting that left a 34-year-old pacifics ca man dead. police shot and killed errol chang dead in his home. police had been called to chapping's home after family members reported he had deny bp displaying pair now ya behavior. friends say the show of force probably scared chang. the city coroner plans to perform an autopsy tomorrow. there are a lot of concerned concern parents after police arrested a man who reportedly tried to kiss a middle school student this morning. there have been self cases involving a advantage man trying to lure their children.

rob? >> reporter: julie, witnesses say it happened in the parking lot of this shell station just across the street from bank ross vole. they say a man tried to kiss a student he didn't know. >> reporter: police are not releasing the man's name, but he's facing a misdemeanor charge annoying or molesting a child. >> the guy grabbed her hand and she got loose a little bit because sheen she slammed the door on this gyp. >> reporter: her daughter is now being homeschooled. >> doesn't want to go past the place where this person had tried to ab duck her. >> reporter: last month, a man reportedly tried to lure another student into his car. police don't believe those cases are related to the incident today. at about 8:15 this morning, a

man buying gas began talking to a group of bank ross middle school students. >> reporter: that man has been arrested. the school district put out ape letter to all parents about what happen, and they plan to alert parents throughout the school system. rob rotsz, ktvu channel 2 news. a man accuse of stabbing a teenager has been released and the murder charges guest him have been dropped. there's evidence that the man stabbed the 17-year-old boy out of the self-defense. >> mr. tharpe was in a position where he needed to defend himself and he did so. it's unfortunate a tragedy occurred in the process, but he was not violating the law.

>> mr. tharpve said a group of teenagers jumped him and started kicking him in the head for no reason. fong mi made a brief court appearance this morning via vid eye, but the hearing was delayed until 2 p.m. tomorrow so the court can bring in a mandarin translator. fong mi's daughter found the corpse of her mother. she and her 8-year-old sister are in progressive custody. david stevenson join us now with the warnings and new training parkgoers are undergoing now that it's coyote season. >> the latest estimate was there were 20 coyotes in the county, but dog owners say they're seeing the wild animals

pop up more frequently. >> reporter: dog walkers kept an eye on their animal and watched for coyotes. >> industry been startled a couple time, yeah. >> they don't look that unfed. they're not hunting around, they're just out more than usual. >> reporter: sightings are steadily rising. wildlife groups are concerned, because this is the season for coyotes to give birth. >> this is the time when we encourage people to be more vigilant about recognizing that coyotes might be more protective of their young. >> reporter: is the hope is to avoid confrontations such as this one. the animal department says this off-leash dog is harassing 2 coyotes. cell phone video shows another coyote chasing a man and his dog in golden gate park. pork workers took lessons on

how to control the situation. >> not leaving trash out, staying away from animal ref yums. >> if you feel the distance is uncomfortable, be big, bad, and loud, which means to haze the coyote away from the space. >> reporter: and the park department is getting signs like this one ready. the department closed some paths to ensure dogs wouldn't get too close to coyote dens during birthing season. crews working on a housing development in pleasantton today discovered a native american burial ground. they immediately stopped work and began removing the remains. r ramona garabe was keeping a close eye on the removal process. >> my job is to make sure they get respected. before, they would just mow

over them. >> ramona says other burial dprowndz were found on the i-5 corridor. a lawsuit says that former city administrator diana santana fired danielle preston pa because she wouldn't falsify reports about councilmember lauren brooks. danielle preston is seeking lost wage and punitive damages. the city is reviewing plaupt. the highway patrol and cal tr narks s are joining forces to clear up the roadways. there will be a high message sign -- me angle signs posted throughout that say don't trash california. the chp will be watching for violaters. ball nut creak is the latest city to ban single use

playic bags. the city council voted to ban plastic shopping bags for retail stores and restaurants. the new law will go into effect for retail stores and retailers. the pavement condition of california highways is the healthiest it's been more n more than 10 years. cal trans says the amount of healthy pavement is now 84%. that's up from 75% just 2 years ago. >> 2 things that really did help, ropings 1-b, and the recovery act, also known as the stimulus. >> but despite $4 billion in improvements, cal trans says more needs to be done to maintain the vast network of roads in california. the pedestrian span of the bay bridge will close for a week on sunday to finish work. it involves the construction of a plaza along with paving and

striping. crews will also install a temporary gate a third of a mile from the bridge path. the path is scheduled to chloe around 8 p.m. on sunday and reopen at the latest by 6 a.m. on march 31. now to our continuing korchg of california's drought, 800,000 acres of farmland will be left unplanted. the group says it means 15 to 20,000 farm-related job wills be lost. >> those are jobs in processioning, transportation, the retail market, as well as ports, like the port of los angeles and the port of oakland. >> shoppers can also expect to pay more. produce prices can go up as much as 40%. in a meeting that begins less than 30 minutes from now,

the contra costa water district board will ask customers to cut water by 15%. they will ask them to reduce it according to their numbers from 2005 to 2007. the meeting starts at 6:30 tonight. the largest criminal penalty ever against a car maker. toyota agrees to pay a record fine to resolve a criminal probe into the safety of millions of its vehicle. we'll hear from a toyota driver involved this a serious crash in one of though cars. >> it has parents worried. a new superstrain of head lice may be coming to a school near you. we'll tell you where this newest strain is being found and what's making it so resistant to treatment. >> after the break, i'll tell you where the clouds will increase tomorrow, what it will do to temperatures, and if there's a chance of rain.

the department of justice announced the largest fine ever levied against an auto maker in the united states. the department settled with toyota in a case over safety issues. we talked with one bay area driver who says an accident in her toyota left her afraid to drive the car. john? >> reporter: toyota settled the case, and that's a relief to a bay area driver who had an accident in her prius. >> reporter: jenny yin of san francisco had a crash in her prius. with her daughter bind the wheel, she tooktous the crash site. she showed us where she dry tried back up into a parking

space. she put the car in reverse, but the car raced forward before hitting several other cars and localed down a hill. >> hi to open the window to get out. >> it was a mechanical problem for sure. baffled, we contacted lawyers of toyota -- lawyers, toyota nobtd could help us. >> reporter: they took foes to have the accident scene as i long with the transmission stuck in reverse. >> it was scary. >> reporter: but now they're stuck with car that's been in an accident and they believe had a pre-existing acceleration problem, so they don't feel safe. >> a law firm worst fighting this for toyota should get always replacement car. e we done want a ton of much from them, we just want to be safe on the road, and toyota is responsible for this incident. >> she can lo no longer drive the car on hill because she's

she's too scared. i talked with numerous mechanics who have never had this kind of problem with toyotas. >> at this -- >> reporter: at this dealership, manager had no comment. live in oakland, john sasaki. today, the fbi arrested the remaining members of a violent street gang in downtown san jose. >> we believe that we got all of them. it's a huge win for law enforcement, it's a huge victory for the city of sapp jose. >> the arrest capped a long operation targeting a subset of the soreno gang. the fbi says members used a tattoo shop as a front to sell methamphetamine. the men arrested today are identified as 19-year-old mario cardenas and 23-year-old rafael cambrero. there's a new breed of lice

researchers say are resistant to traditional treatment. the misuse of products have led to strain of superlist. a new poll of mothers found only a 3rd were able to treat their child's lice with only 1 application. the city of richmond is a step close tore having the highest minimum wage anywhere in the country. it will be raised from $8 an hour to $12:30. if it wins final approval next month, relationship monday would overtake san francisco, which currently has the country's highest minimum wage at $10:74 an hour. the elk wood city council approved a plan to limit how much landlords can raise rent to pay for improvements to

their prompt under the agreement, landlords will not be allowed to raise -- allowed to raise remember by more than 10% a e year. tenants complain of steep increases. the plan will take effect this summer after a second vote in the city council next month. >> florida and maryland are the 2 states where those wing megamillions tickets were sold. last night's drawing as was for a $400 moll jackpot. someone who bout a ticket at huntington brewers is also a big winner. they matched all 5 of the regular numbers, and that ticket is worth almost $2 million. last night's winning megamillions numbers were 11, 19, 24, 33, 51, and the meek number was 7. the odds of choosing the correct numbers were about 1 in 259 million. a congressional committee hearing in fresno drew a rally

and proe test from farmers. the house natural resources committee was booking into water allotment. a lot of farmers say they need that water to grow feed food and stay in business. environmentalists say it's also needed to protect endangered species. some cleudz moving in out there. we're looking south towards twin peeks. -- twin peaks. the clouds will thicken up overnight. it will be partly to mostly cloudy, hazy, and these are the numbers from today. it's 79 in morgan hill. that's there, 76. today will end up being the warmest dieft week most likely. warmer again towards the week, but mostly mid-70s. you can see those clouds coming in off the pacific. the high clouds will spin our way. the raining and real weather is still well-knot of us. we are dry through this. as we head into next week, there's a chance for some

showers. 69 now right now, so a nice- looking afternoon. colonelly, it's 64 degrees in san francisco. son san jose, 71. san jose tomorrow morning will be pretty child when you get going, about 49 degrees, and you end up at 73 degrees in san jose. not much cooler, just slightly cooler. we're looking at overnight lows to be chilly. temperatures in the mid-30s and upper 30s. 42 in livermore as you get going tomorrow morning. there's a high pressure setting up that will keep us dry, and it keeps all of the weather to the norpt what it will also do is drift a bit south. it will push some high clouds over the top. those are the clouds twhear going to be talking about for your forecast. not rain qlowbdz just cloud clouds.

71 in val jerks works 74 in fairfield. 75 in plintton, 75 in livermore. 74 in morgan hill, 75 in glicious roy. a nice-looking day, just lightly cooler. in the 5 day forecast, there's no rain, but as we go out past monday, tuesday, it looks like we have a shot for something. not big, but a tenth of an inch if we're lucky. spring begins on thursday, and as we head into sunday, it looks like a nice day to go to the oakland running sphes val. there's a lot of different running events. they'll set you up. we're proud sponsors of the event. if you want it make it out there on sunday, it's a perfect day. this thing on tuesday, maybe it will be enough to knock some of the pollens down that are really bothering people. >> thanks, bill. some bad news for the cal bears right on the eve of tear

n.i.t. opener. >> how a medical condition is keeping one of the goalen bears out of the team's 1st round tournament games. bulldog: look at that!

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along intersate # 80 are the center of a heated debate. a group is trying to keep the city from ininn stalling them. opponents say ads take away from the beauty of the new bay bridge and could distract drivers. a portion of the revenue will go found a job training program. those billboards are pretty bright right as you come off the freeway. mark is here to tell us what is happening in sports. >> in basketball terms, we'll be way late. i tell you what, in the next few weeks with college basketball, first, i want to talk about some nba stuff, and more precisely the golden state warrior. they'll be in the playoffs, but they want to move on up, get a better spot and more of a home court advantage. last night, they did what they had to do, against orlando, the

team with the worst road record in the nba, they cruise to victory. most of them against very weak teams on the schedule. they had some problems, particularly at home against teams like cleveland. they wound up losing. that has just got to change. >> we have not been competing in big-time televised games. we have not been doing well against some teams that we're supposed to beat badly. we also prove that we're capable of beating anybody and losing to anybody as well. if you're in the mood for some college basketball, the n.i.t. event at cal, that is the tournament that lets tease kids evenly play at padson square garden, that's really what they're playing for. cal, however, got some rotten news today as they'll q2 go

against utah valley. they will play without one of their studs. that would be richard stolve measure, the forward senior who will average a double-double. however, he's still suffering from concussion-like symptoms. he has been ruled out for tonight. that's the sporting life, full highlights without rich tonight at 10:00. >> and going back to the air yours, they're no lock on getting into the playoffs. >> they would have to really collapse. realistically, they'll make the playoffs. but i think they want to move town the 5 or 6 spot, which would bode well. coming up on the 10:00 news tonight, we are following developing news after a sheriff's deputy was gunned down today. we're learning more about that deputy and his bay area roots.

he was a 26 year launch veteran. he was apparently ambushed, shot, and killed inside his patrol car. we'll have team coverage for you tonight on the 10:00 news. >> and we're always here for you on ktvu.com, on facebook, and on twitter. we'll see you at 10. >> goodnight. female announcer: during sleep train's big gift event

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honey, honey, look, look. she's doing that thing with her jaw again. phil: poor kid. she puts so much pressure on herself. it's an obsessive-compulsive thing. i have read like 100 articles about it. where does she get it from? yeah, it's -- it's a mystery. i know. [ clicks tongue ] alex... honey, hi! hi, hi, hi. why don't you take a little break? mom, the test is tomorrow morning. i'm not taking any breaks. just a little -- oh, okay. she does that jaw thing every six seconds. it's like the hippopotamus at the miniature-golf place. ohh, i've bounced so many balls off those big teeth. it's all about the timing! luke! oh! [ laughing ] so close! stop it, you idiot! hey, hey, luke, go to your room. go on! she's got to eat. i did it out of love. go. [ chuckles ]