>> she wasn't sure what it was that was dropping so quickly. >> noticed something falling from the sky so i started running. >> the man fell on top of the car crushing the roof and breaking out the windshield. the driver of the car stopped. he was not entered. a worker who just parked was one of the many that tried to help. >> telling him keep breathing. >> we took care not to disrupt the body, the spinal cord. we covered him with clothes because he was in shock. >> reporter: witnesses say the man did not say anything but he was conscious and he was rushed to san francisco general hospital. it was not clear if he was on the scaffold or the roof. >> makes you think how life is

so fraggal and how things can just -- fraggal and how things can -- fragile and how things could be taken away. . >> reporter: we called the cleaning company but they have not responded. cal-osha has been out here and they have six months to complete its investigation. >> that story is just remarkable. to think that he fell on a moving car. you have to figure, if he didn't hit the car and hit the pavement he wouldn't be alive tonight. >> reporter: absolutely. hitting the car saved his life and it is fortunate the driver of the car was not injured. you saw the condition of the car. amazing he was able to walk away. i would like to say for people who saw this, you can tell how traumatized they are and i think them talking and telling their story helps but to see something like that when you are just walking down a busy

street is something they will never forget. >> hard to imagine. rob roth in san francisco, thank you, rob. as we are on storm watch we will bring you live pictures west towards san francisco. seeing rain. now the third and final round of rain is about to come here. ktvu's chief meteorologist bill martin is in the weather center with the time of the storm. >> number three is on its way. it is ahead of schedule. that is good news. it will be here late tonight, early tomorrow morning. light sprinkles showing up, north bay. this is moisture ahead of the weather system. filling in the atmosphere. you got rain in eureka. south here, marin county, that is a ton of moisture. very light. not impacting the commute. not like last night. into the evening hours, a chance of a shower after

midnight. chance of a shower after midnight and then we are looking at, well, rain moving into the bay area. 10:00 p.m. tonight. there is the sprinkles. after midnight, look what happens. there is the rain. 7:00 a.m., saturday morning, rain in the forecast. looks like it will get out of here quick and that is the good news. when i come back i will live you an -- i will give you an idea of what you can expect. all the rain means snow in the mountains and it is just in time for some ski resorts. the ski season began today. they have been working over time to prepare to open. snow machines working around the clock to get as much snow as they can. the storm should help. it is 18 inches right now. mammoth is also open. we found some people feelingy today -- giddy today.

-- feeling giddy today. ktvu's john fowler look that bay area's water supply and gives us good news, good news. the tale of two droughts, if you will. >> reporter: that is what i would call it. we have seen a little bit of drizzle here. people are really looking forward to rain here where already their water situation may be the best in the state. >> residents beginning to see lawns turn green and people are smiling. >> to see many places where the new grass is beginning to grow is lovely. >> water is stored in 7 reservoirs, all from local rainfall. toteerals 89% higher -- totals are 89% higher now than last year. . >> praying for more. hopeful. >> the low water may be a little bit misleading.

reservoirs are 94% of normal for this date. still officials insist people need to continue oo conserve. >> please turn off your sprinklers because mother nature can water for you. >> reporter: in the south bay, look at this. a bad situation is becoming dire. reservoirs bone dry. >> we have less water in our reservoirs than a week ago. >> reporter: watt use exceeded rainfall. -- water use exceeded rainfall. conversation fell short of the 20%. it is calling for tighter conversation going into the new year. >> we have less water now than we did into 2014. >> reporter: rainfall in this area is 2/3 of normal for the date but customers are conserving. water districts tell us how much people conserve and how much rain we get will determine whether we have mandatory

restrictions. >> and more rain is on the way. thank you. 12-year-old girl is missing and police and family are searching two cities for her tonight. she disappeared a week and a half ago. ktvu's john sasaki joins us live from san francisco -- live from san francisco. there have been sightings since she disappeared? >> reporter: police are still searching for this girl. she disappeared november 10 on her way to school, on a bus. she never made it to class and hasn't been in contact with her family. she has been spotted in san francisco and oakland. and possibly the victim of human trafficking. in san francisco she was seen in the mission district and international boulevard. both areas are known for prostitution activity. when she was spotted in oakland she was seen with a tall female with a light complexion. >> what the investigators do is

they do work throughout their days off, nights, weekends, to try obtain the most information possible to locate these individuals that are victims of crimes or missing people. our goal is to find them and get them back safe. >> reporter: san francisco police say have 300 missing persons cases every month. most are resolved quickly. investigators heard she has been known to associate with a particular man and they are trying to track him down. >> it is helpful for us to concentrate our efforts on those areas to locate her. if we have anybody in the public who knows the whereabouts contact us immediately. >> reporter: i talked by phone with her father, he was handing out flyers in the area where she was spotted trying to raise awareness about the case. the family is desperate to get

her back. >> john, thank you. it is day three of a student protest at university of california at berkeley against tuition hikes and it is expected to continue through the weekend. students and activists are camping out, they have been there since wednesday. the uc board of regents approving a 5% increase for the next 5 years. up to 5%. they say the students protest went end till they change their mind. they are also calling for a walk out from classes on monday. the university of california is working to immigrant students impacted by president obama's new order. they are planning to offer six classes. san francisco and santa cruz are two of the campuses that will offer legal services.

>> republicans are firing back. >> we will not stand idle as the president undermines the rule of law in our country. >> job arealer says it -- speaker of the house john boehner said the president is over stepping and the president was in lush touting his -- las vegas touting his immigration reform plan. >> i am not giving up. i will never give up. [ cheers and applause ] >> there are actions that i have the legal authority to take that will help make our immigration system more fair and just and this morning i began to take those actions. >> president obama executive order will let 5 million remain here and work. a winery in the east bay is closing. the reason? the owner is forced to pay

people who had volunteers for years. he can't afford the hundreds of thousands of dollars in back pay. why the state is making him pay. >> before state officials stepped in everyone was happy here. the workers loved volunteering and the owner loved sharing his knowledge. but in the eyes of the state of california it was criminal. for years he volunteered. eager to assist the owner in exchange for a chance to learn about the industry. he never wanted to get paid. >> i am not a young kid who he is taking advantage of. i am doing this because this is what i want to do. >> reporter: but that is illegal. in a statement saying they were helping to operate the business and none of them covered by workers compensation or paid

for their work. he was ordered to fork over $130,000 for three years of back wages and fines. >> i am outraged adults can not make adultstition cans about what they want -- adult decisions about what they want to do. >> reporter: some wonder if inspectors understand the val value -- values of a great period. >> i pish the state would have -- i wish the state would have said here we are giving you a cease and desist order. we are letting you get legal. instead this cost him 10 years of net profits and he is closing at the end of the year. at a time when california is looking to encourage small businesses, critics charge this is just bad business. fox news. yesterday's heavy rain

caused this flooding. we are asking caltrans if this is a sign of a underlining problem. >> recruited to play varsity football. the attention this high school sophomore is getting getting for her skills on the field. >> we showed you the rescue of a four-year-old boy who fell off cliff, what with we are learning now about how she recovering. bulldog: oooh!

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improved. he is now in fair condition. new at 5:00 p.m. it is thanksgiving and with turkey on the brain we decided to track down where some of those turkeys coming from. it is not easy to find a turkey ranch and more difficult to find a family owned turkey ranch but ktvu's claw dee w -- claudine wong found a ranch that has been a family tradition for four generations. >> reporter: from the moment you walk through the gate you can hear them. >> they are friendly. they like visitors. they appreciate visitors. >> reporter: since 1949 the sound of turkeys echoed down this road in sonora. >> ask those turkeys for a

tour. >> come on. come on. [ laughter ] >> reporter: it is all about turkey on the ranch but it is also all about family. >> this is a feed mill my grandpa bill. >> reporter: he started this ranch in 1949. >> we have a picture of my dad on the union democrat with one of the turkeys. >> reporter: her dad bought it from his dad. >> okay. i am not sure this is a good idea but you want to do it, we will give it a try. that is how that went. >> now his kids are in the business. >> it is a different animal. different world. we did really good. we are good. >> reporter: the extra one they picked up is her husband who

works in the same building that was her childhood homes. she made that when she was a kid. things have changed through the years. this was a tiny operation. >> one employee. yeah. >> reporter: how many employees now? >> 250. >> they did everything people still do today. >> reporter: you have the growth. >> yeah. >> reporter: what are you going to do? >> i know. >> reporter: every generation brings its own flavor. >> excited. >> while this is busy season -- >> they are just outside. they live under the trees and they are true country turkeys. >> reporter: take a tour and you will find new ideas. >> this is the pasture. yeah. we irrigate this grass with reclaimed water and this is

where they live. we have multiple -- [ talking at the same time ] >> this is rare. >> i don't want to see it become huge. >> and to be clear, while they will sell a few hundred thousand turkeys, compare that to the millions sold by the large producers. >> all we do is just turkeys. >> reporter: this time of year is a good time to remember why grandpa started all of this in the first place. >> he still roasts the turkey. he wants to make sure it is done well. >> there can be confusion about the different kinds of turkeys and she got a lesson in turkey 101. finding out what is the difference between all those different turkeys and the prices. she will have that story tomorrow morning on mornings on 2. nice to see that that ranch,

they allow them to have free range. >> they roam. she said the turkey's last day on earth they call it spa day at the ranch. i know. i know. >> i know. i am a vegetarian -- >> i am saying that for you bill martin -- >> i want to save them all. >> growing up in the state we never saw wild turkeys. you didn't see them in california. now they are everywhere. >> what changed? >> good question. they came out of nowhere. interesting. weather, very interesting as well. we will see more showers. here is the good thing, we will see the showers late tonight, early tomorrow morning. that sets you up for a good day on saturday. rainfall, mill valley, 2.5

inches of rain. san jose, 12/100. more rain coming. percents of average. important stuff. john fowler talking about how the reservoirs are doing. 38% of rainfall in santa rosa. san francisco 63. san jose 54%. as i look at the radar along with you. i want to point out what matters is the snow in the mountains. does matter in the reservoirs. marine has their own reservoirs. what matters is the snow pack. that will take couple years. we will need a couple 100% of average rainfall. just know that this low- pressure system rolls in late tonight, urly tomorrow morning. showers in -- early tomorrow morning. showers in the forecast. could see half inch of rain. maybe an inch of rain.

north bay hills. look at schwarming trend. -- look at the warming trend. monday, tuesday, mid-60s. high pressure is the story after tomorrow morning. this is good news because the rain is out of here. saturday is money. big games going on. 9ers this weekend. the weather will work out for us. morning hours. 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. right? not commuting. hopefully. clearing. that is lunchtime. it clears out quick. maybe something hanging around san jose. moving into sunday, nice looking day. 62 degrees tomorrow. winds not an issue. a beautiful, beautiful day. where did you live? live around here? >> lake -- [ talking at the same time ] >> i used to live right here. >> i grew up by indian rock in berkeley. >> no, i was talking where i live. [ laughter ] >> i was talking about where i

live. [ talking at the same time ] >> 65 napa. 65 fairfield. beautiful day for a football game. [ laughter ] >> you are a local -- i am a fifth generation californians. you are right there too. not that money of us left. we battle out for who is the most local. >> i can't wait for the game tomorrow. >> good game. going cal. >> i think they have a good chance. thank you. cutting exoting and eye -- cutting edge that is and exotic and eye catching. the auto show. we will take you inside tonight. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> coming up, police are on the hunt for a person who is a non- threat to a high school it was so specific it shut down the campus. >> we have been pouring through decision leads about potential -- tips and leads about

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new developments in the florida state university shooting that left three people injured. 8 people who goo hugunman -- who knew the gunman said myron may told them to expect a package in the mail. investigators think it may

contain a video and journals. officers killed the florida state university alum after he began shooting inside the library. one of the victims was treated and released. another is in good condition but a third victim who is 21 is in critical condition. what you are looking at here are students lined up to get back into the library that reopened. it is a race against time in new york. a deadly winter storm claimed the lives of 13 people. crews are out working to remove and clear tons of snow across the area ahead of warmer temperatures and rain. with that change in weather comes a new set of concerns. >> the warming will bring melting. melting will bring water. water will bring floods. how many? and where? we can't tell you. we are preparing now for more flooding than we have seen in a

long, long time. >> the snow caused 30 roofs to collapse. travel bans and road closures remain in effect. for the first time in more than a year the raiders have won a game. they are now in the win column after an exciting game last night at the coliseum. >> 1st down. end zone. touchdown. >> how about derek carr with the touchdown. they almost blew it was of a long sack celebration. they asked for a time out before being penalized. the chiefs were lining up for another play. things worked out. the raiders won 24-20. breaking that year long 16 game losing streak that stretches back to last season. standing water on the bay bridge. residents say they haven't seen anything like that flooding

before. we will ask caltrans if something went wrong. >> in prison for 17 years, now her record is clean. how california is trying trying to make amends for a woman who was innocent the whole time. >> a high school football team is in the playoffs this weekend and you will meet their secret weapon who happens to be a girl.

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complete bay area news coverage continues right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00 p.m. a surprise for drivers drivers, flooding on the lower deck of the bay bridge last night. we wanted to know if something more than rain was at work to cause the flooding. ktvu's paul chambers talked with caltrans. >> reporter: high above the bay bridge and over the area where the flooding happened last night in the tunnel. there were no major accidents but the flooding is out of their control. >> we can't control mother nature. if there is a down pour in a quick period of time we can't absolutely be sure as towhat that amount of -- to what that amount of rain will do. . >> reporter: the heavy down

pour caused a pool in the tunnels. caltrans says it happened between 6:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. thursday night. it is expected when the area gets a lot of rain at once. caltrans says there were no issues with the bridge or the drainage system and by the crews showed up it was over. >> we addressload concerns. safety is our -- addressed all concerns. safety our priority. i wanted to make sure there is property drainage, all inspections have taken place. >> reporter: caltrans addressed another issue that caused flooding near the westbound exit, a drainage back up there. crews were cleaning that up and they will monitor the situation with more wet weather in the forecast. >> paul, that is a-year-old but this was the first significant rain we have seen since it

opened. >> that is true. they said there was no problems with the bridge or the drainage. it was just a lot of rain coming in at one time. had no place to go. >> mother nature. thank you. some san francisco zoo keepers are saying the death of the baby gorilla at the zoo this month could have been prevented. 5 zoo keepers say workers had expressed safety concerns about the enclosure where baby died. the exhibit has a flaw. problems with the doors and was under staffed. the zoo says a worker didn't follow protocol and failed to keep her hand on an emergency stop button for the door. the baby was crushed to death by the door. a teacher has been placed on paid leave after video showed him trying to drag a

student into the swimming pool. >> the attorney said he tried to force the 14-year-old into the pool in august. you can see other students trying to stop him. she had just had her hair done for an event and didn't want to get wet. he is facing injury to a child and possibly a lawsuit. he was put on leave following the incident but then the district assigned him to another school. after a television station got involved the district put him back on leave. there were hundreds of cars on display tonight. the san francisco auto show kicks off tomorrow. ktvu's alex savage got the preview of the week long event and he found everything. high end rides with hefty price tags. aston martin, bentley, hundreds

of eye catching cars on display as the san francisco auto show rolls into town. visitors will get a peak at priceless classic cars. and you can see under the hood of hot rods. >> this car is really a cool car. we put the flames to get the attraction. a lot of little things that just make the package. >> reporter: while some cars have perfect paint jobs and high speed performance, some have fuel efficiency. >> this is a prototype car that uses hydrogen fuel cell. no more trips to the gas station and 300-miles for every mill up. >> reporter: it will only be available in california in 2015 and talk about green, it only

emits water vapor. >> reporter: this morning crews were busy setting up displays for the big auto makers ready to show off their 2015 models. if you want to make a statement, this is a puck choice. this -- perfect choice. this is an aston martin. this is the james bond car. if you don't have an extra quarter million dollars, it only takes 10 bucks to get in and you can hop behind the wheel of some of the most beautiful cars in the world. alex savage, ktvu channel 2 news. 17 year business hind bars, how the state is trying to pay a woman back for avenue day spree -- every day she spent in prison. >> we will take you for a ride on b.a.r.t.'s new connector on the eve of its debut. plus -- [ cheers and applause ] >> a big thank you from

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[ band playing ] >> we have an incredible church across the street and it is time for us to give back. students are excited about giving back. >> they are always really nice to everybody. always making the food for us. >> they have been doing this since 2009 and they feed 200 students a morning. >> amazing. i feel the love from the church. they care about these kids. i am not surprised at all. >> this is how we thought we could repay you and we want to offer you this from the students. >> thank you everybody. i guess we do it because we want it be good neighbors. we are supposed to love our neighbors. >> they do it out of the kindness of their heart and they don't want any child to go

hungry. >> they say hi, bye. it is so fun here. [ band playing ] >> we work together take care of each other. this is an example of how we can give back. positivity is contagious and the more of it we experience the more we will project. >> it is amazing. they deserve what they are getting. they are so nice and supportive. >> kids come, they are my friends. love getting up in the morning. >> the school says the donations to the church included cereal, milk and pancake mix. a key player for a local football team gets hurt. no one on the team is able to fill in but the coach did know someone who could. >> came asked how far i could punt a soccer ball. i make it over the half 80% of the time.

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we are monitoring events in ferguson, missouri where police are on alert as the community awaits a grand jury decision in the shooting of michael brown. demonstrators expected to be out -- demonstrators are expected to be out again tonight. protesters wait to learn if darren wilson will be indicted for michael brown's shooting death. today leaders pleaded for protesters to be peaceful and constructive. >> vast majority of organizations in this community have been working very hard to train their members and their volunteers to exercise their rights in a manner that is productive and respectful to the wishes of the brown family. >> michael brown's father is begging people to say calm. he says hurting others or destroying property is not the answer. and he says no matter what the grand jury decides i do not want my son's death to be in vein. when the grand jury decision comes down, that could happen

any time, prosecutors prosecutors are expected to get 48 hours noting before making a public announcement gut the grand jury decision. crews started work on the project to stable lies the cliff -- stabilize the cliff. crews will work to remove loose rock and secure the rock. it is expected to bring noise is parking restrictions to the area -- noise and parking restrictions to the area. . high school headed to the playoffs but when the kicker couldn't finish the season there was no one else around. ktvu's john sasaki has more. >> reporter: on the campus one student sticks out. not for what she does in class. but for what she does with her

right leg. she the punter on the football team. >> my right leg. >> reporter: she puts on the pads and helmet. >> first time i punted they were warming up and they started cheering. it made me feel good and think it could do it. >> the punter got hurt and no one else could take on the task. >> he knew right away she would be a natural. begged her. we need you. >> reporter: so she did. she remembers her first punt. >> one of the best feelings. >> reporter: she is a regular girl, dressing up for prom but she comes with athletic credentials. a serious soccer player. >> over the years we let her make her own decisions when it comes to the sports she does. >> reporter: she as the courage to race boats. >> i like it be the first

college girl punter. it is possible. >> the wife worries about she has to run the ball. i think she can take a hit. she is tough. >> reporter: she punted six times. her average is 28 yards. but this was her longer. 44 yards. i caught some of her puts and many went close to 50 yards in the air. that is as a 16-year-old. who knows how good she will be as a senior. >> we have been having conversation about a field goal kicker next year also. she has a heck of a leg. >> reporter: she has one more game to show her stuff, saturday. she says she is more than ready. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. >> wow! >> i love that story. i always tell my girls they recollect do anything that a-- they can do anything that boys can do. that is just awesome. >> a heck of a leg.

now to ow bay area weather. the third of three storms. it has been the wettest week in a while. >> it has been. a slow three years by the way. i can't remember a three year period, three in a row where it has been pretty dry. most severe drought we have seen. the rain helped. we got more on the way. 2 inches of rain in the mill valley area. this could bring a inch of rain in the north bay hills. half inch. maybe san francisco, half inch. right now we are seeing light sprinkles. showing up around the area. but nothing significant. all this is -- always a good sign when you get this moisture moving in. advance of the weather system. priming the atmosphere by filling it with moisture. when the true dynamics get here, saturday morning, that is

when it could trigger more significant rainfall. maybe an inch. there is 7 a.m. tomorrow morning -- 67:00 a.m. tomorrow morning -- there is 7:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. clearing saturday afternoon. the big game, you will be fine. big game, cal, stanford. talking about a good day. starts at 1:00 p.m. the system is out of there 1:00 p.m. field will be wet but it will be fine. sunny by sunset. sunday look goods too. look at the set up. here comes the system. third system. third of three. we will see rain in the morning. late tonight actually. sprinkles. real rain 5:00 a.m., 6:00 a.m. in the morning. 10:00 a.m. it is gone. and then a warming trend. the high pressure pumps air. sends air sinking. it will warm us up. back into the 60s easily as you

head into monday and tuesday. especially tuesday. valley fog at some point. sunday morning. right? wet ground. cool night. 65 napa. 65 fairfield tomorrow. nice looking day. san jose 64 degrees. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view. it is here. traffic tonight, not as bad. tonight not a bad commute. tomorrow morning nobody is commuting. there is your shower activity. earlier in the week we had been looking at this, dialing in more, out of here by 1:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m., but it sped up. >> has it made a difference? >> san francisco bay area from san jose to santa rosa, from 55% to 65% of average. that is not bad. one big storm really can -- it is early. if we can get rain, we have

stuff around thanksgiving, we will get 70%, that is not bad. >> game time tomorrow good? >> yeah. >> all right. thank you. a new warning about the security of a vital resource. our power grid could be vulnerable and why he named china as a threat. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> police are following the trail of whoever sent a threat to a local high school. >> the reality is there is a lot of technology available. the information is out there on the internet. >> we are learning someone continues to send anonymous messages expressing remorse about the threat that shut down the school and he is a leader on the field and a trail braiser off of it. the football player who is heading to harvard and leading the way for other young men in his neighborhood. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. female announcer: the mattress price wars

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a southern california woman held her grandson for the first time today after she was exonerated for murder. a judge declared her factually innocent of beating a homeless man to death in 1997. the witness who claimed she heard her confess had a history of giving false information oo police. she says -- to police. she says she getting used to

freedom. . >> going to the store. having a key to the door. i gained 10 pounds eating real food. i even cut myself with a knife because i didn't know how to use a knife for 17 years. >> she is eligible for 100,000 for every day of her 17 years behind bars for a total of $620,000 in compensation. a warning from the national security agency about a cyber attack. china has the capacity to launch a cyber attack that could shut down the power grid of the united states. he told congress the u.s. detected malware on the nation's computer systems. b.a.r.t.'s new extension to the airport is all set to open tomorrow in time for the thanksgiving rush. ktvu's tom vacar is in oakland where some people got to test it out today for free.

did you ride on it? >> reporter: i did indeed as you will see. tomorrow both major airports in b.a.r.t. territory have direct rail connections. >> this train is approaching oakland international airport. >> as much as it is a train it is a magnet for new passengers, flights and carriers. >> we expect we will have passengers that come from the far east as well and they expect a seemless transportation system. >> reporter: new businesses are expected. >> this project will help the local economy. it is good for the neighborhood. has nice look to it. >> we want them to stay in oakland and they can still go up to lion country, accessible to san francisco. 12 minutes. >> reporter: one way fairs,

richmond $9.30. pittsburg $10.95. san francisco airport $15.40. fremont $9.85. dublin $9.30. double these numbers for a round trip. then multiple by the number of travelers in your party. and then compare with other transportations. for much closer in walnut creek, a cab 73 dollars. a shuttle $69. the cheapest parking, $7 a day. what this does is increase competition and competition lowers prices. something that cabs, limos and parking lots will have to think about. >> a lot quicker. nice too. really fast. nice scenery and everything. i think it is great. >> i thought it was a smooth ride. the fresh car smell. made it super easy. >> reporter: seniors and young folks get a discount of 60%.

tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. now at 6:00 p.m. a disturbing e-mail force as high school to shut down. now new and bizarre e-mails, what investigators say they are learning about the person who may be behind it. >> an 11 story fall on to a passing car. incredibly the window washer survived. the frightening scene in san francisco today. >> the plan for immigration reform off as reprieve for millions. we talk to those who qualify. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. more than 100 messages claiming responsibility for a threat against a high school. now police are following the trail to find who is responsible. good evening. i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. >> new at 6:00 p.m. even police say this is unusual to get a flurry of e-mails and

tweets admitting guilt. ktvu's ann rubin spoke to investigators who are narrowing in on a suspect who threatened violence. >> reporter: his first e-mail threatened a mass shooting and shut down santa cruz high school for a day. but the tweets that followed appeared to be an apology. >> not often people tell you they have committed a crime. >> he says he has been communicating with someone who claims to have auththered threat. >> part was to -- authored the threat. >> part was to brag and give an explanation. . >> reporter: it explanation, he did it for a sick thrill and he meant no harm. police say this person did send apology e-mails but they can't