into the bedroom to lie down. the woman said kaepernick left the bedroom saying he would be right back and they did not have sex. when kaepernick and lockett -- the woman says she woke up in a hospital bed and didn't know how she got there. as recently as last friday, three days after the alleged encounter, kaepernick posted a photo of himself at the hotel. they're not calling the case a sexual assault investigation. >> as of right now there's nothing we can rule out. all we can say is it's an information report where a crime has not been listed. >> reporter: no word about any of this from colin kaepernick or his agent today. kaepernick's brother joined the conversation to defend him. we're putting that part of the

story together for 6:00. mark has been following this. >> there's a bunch of investigation that needs to be conducted. the response really focuses on getting more information before jumping to any conclusions this. is from general minister balke. and is in the process of gathering the pertinent facts. before this incident surfaced, kaepernick active on social media. he posted a couple of photos of himself on instagram in miami. he also posted a group shot with some guys including the 49er's paton. there are organized team activities starting in may and

official training camp in july. i think we would hear from kaepernick, the team and police in the coming weeks. one thing they'll be looking at is the claim of marijuana use in the room. that would be a violation of the league's drug policy. so far there has not been any comment from the league with regard to this, but we'll stay on top of that and follow it because it's a very important time in colin kaepernick's career obviously. >> with his contract coming up soon; right? >> he has one year left on his current contract and there have been reports that he is requesting aa contract somewhere in the area of $20 million a year. in this day and age, a quarterback is basically the hoodornament for the entire organization. you can't tolerate that kind of thing.

we've posted the police report in its entirety. you can read it for yourself. you can follow the updates on twitter. a child was critically injured this afternoon after being hit by a car? san francisco. it happened at 40 third and felton. anne ruben is at the scene. >> reporter: the trouble they say, lots of speeding cars, lots of pedestrians, and what they call a disregard for traffic signals. this tiny bike is evidence. a three year old was riding it across the intersection when he was struck by a turning pick up truck. >> we do know the child was a few feet in front of the rest of the group. we also know that all parties had a green light at this

intersection. >> reporter: authorities don't know what caused this accident, but they will investigate whether the driver was distracted. they say he is cooperating. >> a pick up truck went a few feet down before making a u turn. >> reporter: for neighbors, this accident comes as no surprise. >> i call it the folton speed way. it's a death trap, that corner. >> reporter: with lots of pedestrians leaving the park, it's long been a problem area. >> it was accidents almost every week here. >> reporter: since then, new signage help a bit according to residents, but they say it's simply not enough. >> we always have said it's going to take somebody getting seriously hurt, probably a pedestrian for something to happen. and that to me is too late already. >> reporter: there have been 7

auto-pedestrian fatalities this year. anne ruben, ktvu channel 2 news. in light of the alarming number of people hit by vehicles, san francisco is trying to make some of the streets safer. they are planning spend $17 million to increase safety. and not be distracted by activities like texting. the coast guard this afternoon called off its search for a 14 year old boy who disappeared in the surf off san francisco's ocean beach yesterday. marco was swimming with his cousin. his father tried to rescue him. the cousin is fine, but the father is hospitalized in critical condition. we will talk to the 17 year old

surfer who pulled the father and cousin from the surf. happening now, crews are working to repair a sinkhole in san francisco. it opened up in the sunset district. the department of public works is on the scene. a leak or perhaps the recent wet weather last week may be to blame. the hole was 4 feet deep and 5 feet across. that introduction is closed until crews can repair the hole because it is right in the middle of the street. the number of people linked to salmonella from foster farms is up. the centers for disease control released new numbers of cases. 524 people have been diagnosed in 25 states, most of them here in california. investigators think the outbreak can be traced to three foster farms plants.

the center of a corruption scandal defended him today. and political fundraiser keith jackson in a broad corruption case. of the three, chow has the most notorious past. he was a gang member in the 70s, 80s, and 90s. after his last release in 2003, he claimed to be a changed man. he became head of the chinese free masons in 2006 after someone gunned down his predecessor alon leung. hell us how his friends are explaining the charges against him. >> reporter: they came together along with his attorney to slam the feds and share their side of the story. >> [ indiscernible ]

>> reporter: raymond shrimp boy chow preaches in this video. >> i seen the change in raymond. >> reporter: chow's friends and families stood in solidarity. >> he didn't want nothing but for the kids to be safe on the streets of san francisco. >> reporter: it's part of a broad fbi investigation of over 2 dozen people. >> they've done everything they can to get him. he has been a target for a decade. >> reporter: attorney tony sara put chow's statement ons display saying he wanted no part of any bad business. >> we don't represent a gangster. we represent an exemplary human being and i'm not talking about when he went to prison, i'm talking about since he got out.

>> reporter: chow's friends say he doesn't deserve to be behind bars. >> myself and raymond chow have used our past to bring about a change for good. >> reporter: chow's attorney says the government really has no evidence on his client. chow is being held without bail and is expected to enter a not guilty plea next today. tomorrow, the other two are due back in federal court. the two men and 27 codefendants in the case are set to appear in front of a u.s. district judge to hear the case. new developments tonight in a story we first brought you last night. we showed you this video of federal agents raiding a huge

mansion in mill valley. we now know the agents worked for the inspector general and a federal indictment has been unsealed against 4 men. the agents were raiding the home of bijan magaleski. c.e.o. shawn cut in. they were involved in a massive scheme to defraud taxpayers out of 9 and a half million dollars. she oversaw the role out of the affordable healthcare act which was plagued by technical glitches and delays. she was on capitol hill earlier today announcing a total of 7.5 million people have signed up

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a man had to be pulled from san francisco bay this morning after his toyota plunged off highway 101. the chp sayslet man was going northbound at 6:45 a.m. when he had medical issues related to diabetes. the man was uninjured but was taken to the hospital for treatment of his medical condition. nearly a year after a substation was attacked, the fbi still doesn't believe it was a terrorist attack. also the new reward that's being offered tonight. >> reporter: the fbi said this afternoon they found no indications that this was a terrorist attack, but pg and e put up a million dollar reward today. >> it was a pretty big attack on a major substation and i

think that and -- opened a lot of our eyes in the industry as to what we needed to do to get better and imrough. >> reporter: no one was injured at the met calf substation, but 911 service was knocked out in the area. at&t put up a $250,000 reward after the incident and pg and e is adding to the reward hoping to generate tips. fired more than a dozen rounds at electric cal transformers. >> the fbi does not believe at this time that this is related to any sort of terrorism. >> reporter: at this point investigators say they are treating this as a shooting and act of vandalism. next tuesday will be 1 year since that shooting took place.

ktvu channel 2 news. it could be the least expensive option yet for going organic. walmart announced its adding its own line of organic foods. it will start with 100 packaged products but may later expand to other products such as meats. 25 percent less than organic national brands currently sold at walmart. a las vegas hospital accused of dumping hundreds of mentally ill patients here in california is now meeting standards. for allegedly busing patients into the city. in january, the hospital was warned it was in jeopardy of losing funding. a follow up inspection found the facility is meeting requirements. the high speed rail authority has a new business planned that lowers the projected revenue for the

project. the board is required to submit a business plan to lawmakers every two years. the reduced revenue is based on new research that shows riders taking more but shorter trips. the time line for completing the project still remains the same, 14 years from now. a state appeals court is considering whether the rail authority needs to develop a new financial plan. we've seen a pretty significant change in temperatures. let's go to our chief meteorologist. >> major cool down, especially after what we did say sunday and monday. today was still warm. that cooling trend continues via the expansion of the fog at the coast. take a look. this is what's going on graphically. the fog is deepening out and pushing further inland so you're seeing more cooling in the valley areas. as we look at a picture earlier

today. the towers just over 700 feet. tonight it's going to thicken up again and get even deeper and it's going to respond to this low pressure center. you can see in southern california the clouds working their way up. as this system gets closer, it's going to take that graphic i showed you and stretch out deeper and get up to all the coastal hills and infiltrate into the sacramento area. there's your fog right along the coast. tomorrow morning, you're going to see fog all the way into the inland bay valleys. 81 in walnut creek. these are the current temperatures. tomorrow you come back at this time, and temperatures will be in the 70s. not a massive cooler, but this is the mechanism for further cooling tomorrow. clouds come in, maybe a little bit of drizzle or such, but the main impact for us will be on-

shore flow, cooler day time highs. it does look like late spring, early summer when you have 58 at the coast and you're in the 60s at berkeley and then back into the mid-70s up by concord and antioch. forecast tomorrow, clouds and fog when you get up, like this morning. partly cloudy by the afternoon. temperatures tomorrow are going to get into the mid-70s in some places. these are the forecast highs. 76 in antioch. tomorrow looks good. it's friday already and the weather shaping up nice. little bit of possible drizzle here saturday morning or friday night late. and sunday through tuesday, more of the same. slightly cooler on tuesday. it does look like spring around here. it will in this 5-day forecast.

no rain showing up this week and next week looks dry as well. >> that drizzle is the best you can do for the weekend. >> and you're going to have to look hard to find that. a worker at an ice cream shop is in trouble for selling something that wasn't on the menu. plus explosions and then a wall of mud. a woman rescued from the washington land slide talks about the one thing she was going to hang on to. protecting colin kaepernick's image after today's revelations. what experts say can damage a reputation even without criminal charges. also -- >> reporter: for free month schools, it's good news, bad news. >> how helping a local college is bad news for students. these stories and more coming up at 6:00.

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a baskin robbins employee is under arrest for serving something that wasn't one of the 31 flavors. he sold marijuana to undercover officers while working behind the ice cream counter. they say it happened tuesday in the baskin robbins. the arrest was part of a 6-week investigation. she was caught in a wall of mud clinging to her infant son and safety. she is telling her harrowing story of survival after being pullinged from the mud slide in washington state. she said when the slide hit, it looked like houses were exploding on the outside. she says she held on to your 5 month old little boy as if it were the only purpose she had. a current carried her and her baby boy duke.

>> i thought i was losing him so i would give him little sternal rubs and pat on his chest and say stay with me bud. then i would ask god to not take him in front of me. >> she says rescuers did come to helper and used a chain saw to free her from the debris. baby duke is being treated at seattle children's hospital tonight. indian ocean have heard a 5th and new ping and are trying to determine if it's coming from the black boxes of malaysian airline 370. analysts say they need to narrow it down. flight 370 disappeared more than a month ago. a gang member learns his fate after a shooting that killed two innocent people and

injured 5 more, but for the victims' family, the anger still lingers. >> i take a deep breath and then draw a picture to help me calm down. >> the killer also spoke in court today. what he said about the night of that shooting. the search. it has been called off. a 14 year old still nowhere to be found, his father in critical condition and we take you into the life of a young man who risked his own life to save another. what's it's doing to try to stop fires later on. ;

complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. tonight rescue crews have packed up and gone home as the frantic search for a teenager swept into the ocean has been suspended. the search up and down ocean beach lasted nearly 24 hours. they could not find the 14 year old. ktvu was there near the beach when the coast guards there was nothing more they could do. >> reporter: coast guard pulled back those resources just about

1:30 this afternoon. crews had been searching above us in the air and out in the water and land, but no signs of 14 year old marco cornejo. his father and cousin were rescued by a teenager. inside this third period class is a student named tony barbero. >> about two minutes of english. >> reporter: he's 17, a junior -- >> i love earnest hemingway. if it gets the blood working, it's probably worth doing. >> reporter: he said yesterday ocean beach his blood was racing. >> you can't hesitate in those kinds of situations. >> reporter: his principal patrick rough. >> it's not surprising that his natural instinct would be to go

help. >> reporter: san francisco's fire chief said crews could have easily been searching for three people today if it wasn't for the surf club member who rescued cornejo's father and cousin. >> i would love to have him in the department some day following in his father's footsteps. >> reporter: the star that shines bright in his eyes eyes and life is his dad. >> he's a big hero of mine. the whole firefighter, putting your life on the line for others. >> reporter: it's in the blood. >> i guess so. >> reporter: and barbero says that he's very sad the 14 year old hasn't been found and is hoping that his father who is still listed in critical condition will be able to pull through. san francisco fire chief joanne whits she spoke today

with the 13 year old who was rescued. he told her he was grateful for tony's bravery and thanks him. rip currents are common at ocean beach, but you may not know how they form or what you should do if you get caught in one. rip currents typically form at low spots or breaks in between a sand bar. as the waves come in, the water has to go back out. what it looks for is a channel where it can go. and that is what can pull you back into the ocean. you can see from this picture the calm area there, it looks like a great place to go swimming, but that is the rip current. if you get anything out of all of this, this is what you need to know: this is the most important thing to remember. if you are caught in a rip current and being carried away from the beach, the first thing, don't panic. instead, you swim parallel to the shore until you get out of

the rip current. only then do you swim back to the beach. new developments tonight. a notorious gang member in oakland has learned his fate. lamar fox opened fire in a night club and killed two innocent people. ktvu was in court as the sentence was read. >> i want the court and all the other people -- >> reporter: at his sentencing hearing today, reputed gang member said he wanted to set the record straight, that it was he, not his friend, that shot down two innocent people two years ago. >> it was me -- [ indiscernible ] i was drunk. >> reporter: but the prosecutor doesn't buy it. >> today was really him putting on a show. >> reporter: he said clem tom

kins was the shooter. >> it made for a little bit of drama, but it doesn't change the facts in the case. >> reporter: tom kin's attorney says he hopes to seek a new trial for his client. >> the sentence on count one and count two is life without the possibility of parole. >> reporter: the parents of one of the two men killed that night are pleased with the sentence, but it doesn't mean 7 year old amari will ever get to see his father again. >> i think about the time we went to the raiders game and every time we go they win. >> he has nightmares. he's angry. we have problems with him in school right now. >> reporter: before hearing the sentence, lamar fox offered these words to the families. >> to the people who are the family members, i want to

apologize for what happened. they didn't deserve to die. >> reporter: and amari didn't deserve to lose his father. >> yes, i miss him bad. >> reporter: the ripples of violence running through generations. we have new information tonight on what an east bay school district is helping do to prevent sex abuse of students. it's changing the way new teachers and substitutes are vetted. they will have to be fingerprinted and go through an extensive background check prior to being hired. they're taking those proactive steps to prevent hiring another teacher -- a teacher arrested last month on charges of sexually abusing students. a mother speaks out as her

two sons are on trial for murder. >> i love my son. >> why there's a question as to whether or not authorities are charging the right brother with a crime that could lead to the death penalty. cal fire tries to get a jump start on wildfire season. the modifications they want homeowners to make. it doesn't have anything to do with drugs or crimes this time. it has to do with something they do every day.

in the wake of the deadly fort hood shooting, the u.s. senate is addressing a bill that is for -- vietnam veteran says one of his cousins came home from the vietnam war with severe mental issues. thousands of soldiers have been coming home from iraq and afghanistan, the legislation is suspected to help identify problems and help people get the help they need. we told you about the boy on the bike hit by a truck in san francisco and seriously injured. it comes on the same day the police chief gave advice to students on how to stay safe on

the streets. betsy carmichael middle school. the students received wrist bands to help them show up better when walking at night. >> what color are you wearing? >> white. >> what color are you wearing? >> black. >> what color is easier for people to see you in. >> white. >> white; right? you want to stick out. the chief is combining the education program with stepped up traffic enforcement hoping to reduce the number of accidents that involve people crossing the street. a new proposal to get a life-saving device in every school, but it won't be a requirement. one lawmaker has a creative way to get the equipment in all schools. high risk areas areas and help homeowners prepare for the next fire season. back here after the break, the fog is back. it's going to be cooler tomorrow. how much cooler in your

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she says having them on school campuses could save lives. >> your time is limited to save that child. if you have to wait for an ambulance to come to shock the heart into beating again, sometimes the outcome is not favorable. >> she says her bill does not make them a requirement, it just eliminates a school district's fear of liability. fire season this year is expected to hit early and drought conditions are making a lot of people nervous. cal fire hired seasonal inspectors to expect hear defensible space. >> lots of trees, lots of brush. >> reporter: the narrow roads and steep brush of napa county back country give it charm and danger. >> these are all factors that make it a high danger area. we're going to walk around here and look at your property.

>> reporter: inspecting hundreds of homes. >> is that a water tank? >> it is. >> reporter: looking for fire hazards: this fire season is expected to hit a month or two early. >> in some parts of the state, we didn't need fire -- >> reporter: fanning out across the state in high hazard areas like this one sharing with homeowners that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure and a lot more than that in savings. the rim fire alone cost $140 million to fight. >> every little part everyone is doing will reduce the cost of wildfires essentially in the end. >> reporter: this week alone -- >> we have non-combustible porch on this side of the house. >> reporter: -- cal fire inspected more than 200 homes. >> with more an a decade of

major wildfires in california, people are becoming more aware of it. >> dryer than i've ever seen it. it's almost scary. >> reporter: because wildfire moves through a forest a lot faster than an inch worm does. cal fire is fighting fire with fire prevention education. two big races in the south bay are moving to half moon bay this year because of the drought. ktvu paid a visit to some of the race locations today. the silicon valley event was moved to morgan hill because of low water levels. triathalons have a swimming event and with low water levels, they can't hold the event like they want to. more than 650 athletes have signed up so far. we've talked about the

cooling trend we've seen this week. >> a little cooler today in some places. in other places, close to where we were yesterday, but the cooling trend does continue. these are the temperatures we recorded today. you can see they're down a couple. some areas were up a little. but the trend is for more of this fog to push further inland the next couple of days. especially tomorrow, that low pressure here, as that cuts closer to the coast, we'll get clouds from it, but the main thing we'll notice is the cooler pattern as that low gets close. it releases the inversion on the fog and make it's deeper. when the fog is shallow, it's hotter inland. when the fog is thick or high, it gets over the hills and you have a cooler pattern. that's what we're seeing as you head into tomorrow as the system gets closer to the

coastline. 70 in oakland, 80 in walnut creek. those are your current numbers. the marine layer is going to be thicker. that means more cool air gets inland. i'll be saying this a lot. cooler tomorrow with more clouds because of that system. as we head into the weekend, kind of the same pattern continues. so high pressure still resides. it's not going to rain, but it's moved over enough that this low pressure center can bump to the coast and as it does, it thickens up the fog. it's not going to get cold. it will get much cooler in southern california. santa barbara will see cool in there, maybe even drizzle. but we're on the north end of the system, so cooler weather, more fog, and the clouds you're seeing here. by 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, have you high clouds. in the afternoon, see what the fog did? these are the forecast highs. those greens are 60s, yellows,

70s, oranges are 80s. see how far away the 80s are? the fog can't really get in there. that marine air has trouble getting down in the valley. sometimes it happens. there will be cooling there too, but not as much. 77 in vacaville. 77 in written wood. 75 in morgan hill. the snow is melting fast in that hoe. there's no snow in truckie. they're still skiing -- >> they won't be much longer. >> not much longer. it's 70 degrees in tahoe. >> it's fun to ski in t shirts shirts and stuff. google glass is expanding its program with a one-day sale of google glass. right now you can only get a pair if you are invited.

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a day offing turned into a life or death situation for a young man on who survived an avalanche. an avalanche hit. he plunged almost 1,000 feet down the mountain. luke suffered a concussion, broken nose, and knee injury, but was otherwise okay. he says it was his helmet that saved his life. >> tumbling down a little bit and at one point i got thrown on to my back.

i remember going air born. at that point, i was like oh, crap. i thought i was done. >> when he finally landed at the bottom, he used his cell phone to call 911, but the call wouldn't connect. it took him 7 hours to crawl back to his car. despite his close call, he says he will continue to pursue extreme skiing. general motors added a new part to the recall. they will replace the ignition lock cylinder on 2.6 million cars. that includes the cobalt, hhr, saturn ion and sky and solstice and g5 all from 200 three and 2011. the same cars were recalled for defective ignition switches. in the meantime, gm has placed to engineers on paid

leave. c.e.o. calls the move an interim step as the company determines why it took them so long to issue recalls. the recalled cars can be safely driven as long as no additional weight is hung from the ignition key. a northern california murder trial gives a hefty dose of double trouble. >> i love my son. >> reporter: the mother of roman and rusla break through usually courtroom reserve, but the question is which son is she most worried about? even in their mulling mug shots, the identical twin murder suspects look indistinguishable. but in the proceedings they are distinguishing roman from ruslan. >> our office will not make

that determination as to whether or not to seek the death penalty until we review the investigation. >> reporter: whichever one, if either, was found guilty of being behind the wheel in a police chase and fatal collision that killed a 14 year old and her father. first responders and police weren't absolutely certain to keep straight who they were treating and who they were chasing. they both bleed not guilty to all charges. >> i would surmise from the charging decision that that is their belief, that ruslan was the driver. >> reporter: the twins have their own privately funded attorney setting up the case. this is joe welch, attorney for ruslan. >> no comment. >> the sacramento case is

similar to one in san jose earlier this year. authorities had originally charged 18 yearly ong tong for murder, but then changed it to his brother duc. house democrats are calling it a partisan witch hunt. passed a resolution today to hold former irs official in contempt of congress because of this statement: >> i have not done anything wrong. i have not broken any laws. >> republicans say she approved the targeting of conservative groups during the 2012 election and she waved her 5th amendment rights by declaring her innocence. democrats are blasting today's decision saying she was within her rights to remain silent. >> the hall marks of a biased

investigation have been evident throughout this process. >> imagine if the other side -- this is about liberal groups -- this had taken place, the howling would never end. >> if the full house votes for contempt, a u.s. attorney would have to decide if a grand jury should hear the case. colin kaepernick's name appears in a police report. when the long arm of the law doesn't grab you, only touches you, is it enough to damage you in the public's eye. a three year old hit by a car is now in critical condition. the changes that neighbors say were never enough to keep people safe. build hundreds of new homes in one bay area city, but there is a catch. the downsizing of a family friendly city. this is ktvu channel 2 news

at 6:00. police are not calling him a suspect. they're not even ready to say a crime was committed, but colin kaepernick is now at the center of a police investigation. good evening. >> a woman told miami police she partied with colin kaepernick and two other players before blacking out and waking up in a hospital. now police are trying to figure out if anything criminal happened. ktvu has been looking into this incident all day and he joins us now. >> reporter: the woman told police she had a sexual relationship with colin kaepernick in the past. kaepernick has not been charged with anything in this case, but investigators say they're talking to him about an encounter in miami that included alcohol and marijuana. by day, kaepernick has been posting pictures on social media from an off-season