can become contagious from four days before the rash starts until four days after it starts. >> very contagious. it is one of the most contagious di it is airborne. even after an infectious person leaves the room, it can linger up to an hour after they leave. >> advice from health officials, if you have symptoms and believe you have been exposed. you should talk to your healthcare provider. states with fever, cough, runny nose, red eyes, and then it starts with a rash. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. new details are coming from a terrorist attack in paris. it is happening 90 miles northeast of paris searching for the three gunmen. police in france released the names of the attackers. two of them are brothers and both returned from syria this summer and all of them have ties to an islamic terror

network in yemen. the french president has called for a national day of mourning tomorrow. more on the hunt of the suspects. >> reporter: emergency crews raced to the scene of the france's deadliest terror attack in decades. masked men with assault rifles went to charliabdeau shouts god is great and calling out the names of their victims. they knew who they were targeting. they killed 12 people before escapes in a car which was later found abandoned. several witnesses saw the attack as it came down. >> i was on my balcony. i saw an injured policeman. >> reporter: the shots came from an automatic weapon and it was quite shocking. it was as if we were in a state of war. >> reporter: many observed the trackers were well trained and

carried out their plan calmly. the french president showed sorrow and resolve during an address. >> freedom will always be stronger than barbarism. this is what i'm encouraging you to do. the unity, unity of all and everybody should be our answer. >> reporter: earlier at the scene, he had noted that several other attacks had been thwarted in france in recent weeks. the country's security alert has been raised to the highest level putting in place additional safety precautions. >> i asked the regional heads of police to take all the precautions at facilities. a certain number of public institutions. we have increased a security deployment everywhere across the french territory. >> reporter: it is not the first time this paper's office has been attacked. they were fire bombed in 2011 after there was a spoof

caricature of prophet mohammed on the cover. tomorrow is a national day of mourning for those killed and no letup in the search. >> people are calling the attack in paris an attack on free speech. coming up at 5:30, the local discussion on the impact this attack could have and how teachers at a local french school plan to discuss the attack with their students. a transgendered woman came face to face with a man she says stabbed her partner on a muni bus. noelle walker is live in san francisco. you can tell here the woman was very shaken up. >> reporter: yes. one of the victims was here in court today clearly shaken. she says her partner is so shaken she can't leave the house yet. this suspect, 54 years old, faces several charges including attempted murder and making criminal threats. the district attorney's office is calling this a hate crime.

under dim fluorescent lights under apartment 9, an alleged hate crime victim and suspect came face to face again. away from the view of our camera. >> my son was like oh my god he is as close as he was when he did these things. >> reporter: on saturday, the transgendered couple were on the number 49 muni bus. it didn't take long for the suspect to single them out. >> fist he called us [bleep]. and then he started going on an extended rant about how we were pretending to be victim. >> reporter: ray says when she and her partner samantha got off the bus. >> he pulled a big steak knife out. >> reporter: the suspect stabbed samantha twice in the chest. she ran into a nearby mcdonalds to get help. she says it was an extreme example of the ridicule transgendered people experience daily. >> imagine if all you want to do is go to lunch. yet between you and lunch is

someone who wants to kill you because of the way you dress. >> it is not just an assault on the individual. it is an assault on our entire community. >> reporter: district attorney george gaston says in addition to attempted murder, this is a hate crime. >> this is totally unacceptable and we want to send a clear message. this is an assault on our entire community and our way of life and there are serious consequences for it. >> reporter: so the hate time could add time to any sentence but the bigger impact is in the statement it makes. the suspect is due back in court again friday. recording live in san francisco, noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. almost 300,000 people in northern california may no longer be able to see their current doctor. a contract fight between blue shield of california and sutter health means some patients will have to pick new doctors. ktvu channel 2 news' allie rasmus is here now to explain how this dispute between the

two healthcare giants is being felt by thousands. allie? >> reporter: what it means is if you have a blue shield insurance card and you come to a sutter hospital it could get very expensive for you in the next few months. >> this is frustrating. >> reporter: six-year-old max clark has had is same pediatrician his entire life. >> she is the one who made him first cry. [ laughter ] >> reporter: his mom lisa is not happy about the idea of finding a new doctor for her son and everybody else. clark has blue shield insurance. all of her doctors are part of the sutter health network. >> i have my primary care, my obgyn. ankle doctor. >> reporter: the contract between blue shield and assaulter expired january 1. both sides are at an impasse. if. if they can't come to an agreement, clark and others like her will have to find doctors outside of sutter or pay the out of network price.

>> pretty stressful. even six months down the line, i have to figure out where are we going to go? >> reporter: blue shield of california spokesman steve says prices are 30% higher than other hospitals this northern california. sutter operates 23 hospitals in northern california and has 5,000 doctors affiliated with it. sutter stifles competition. >> for blue shield to claim that we have negotiating leverage over them is absolutely ridiculous. blue shield is an $11 billion company. >> reporter: bill gleeson says their costs have gone up because things are more expensive under the affordable care act. but the difference is in the single digits. not 30%. >> this is a large and powerful health insurance company cutting back on the money it spends on actual patient care. >> reporter: clark doesn't care who started the fight. she feels like she is caught in the middle of it. >> it will be nice to get to my

appointment. go in, get out. you know. get the care i need and my son needs and that's it. >> reporter: now both sides want to keep negotiates but if an agreement isn't reached, blue shield says hmo customers have until april. then they have to switch to a nonsutter doctor. ppo customers have until june. they have to pay the out of network price which isn't a an option for a lot of people. >> thank you allie rasmus. people are celebrating california's ban, made from enlarged livers of force fed ducks and geese. animal rights activists claims it amounted to cruelty to animals but federal food regulations supersede it ban. there are plans to appeal. courts in california are wasting millions of dollars

every year according to a new report by the state auditor. they found evidence of poor fiscal management dating back to 2010. the administrative office of the court is paying contractors when it could save $7 million with state employees doing the same work. a state supreme court justice who oversees the administrative office says they are already in the process of implementing some of the recommendations from this report. for the first time ever, the golden gate bridge will be shut down this weekend so crews can install a movable median barrier. this workers are adjusting to their new roles. >> reporter: the men who operate the long awaited movable barrier zipper trucks have had a lot of experience splitting lanes the old fashioned way. >> it is very different from plugging and pulling. the cars come very close to you whizzing by you.

>> it is definitely a move up from sitting in the bucket as we call it. >> reporter: though the machines are brand new, the operators have spent considerable time operating them. >> we did 40 hours of training. we went to rio vista and did our training. driving it back and fourth. learning the season. >> did hours and hours of driving. learns the functions of the vehicle itself. and yeah, we are pretty confident in our skills now. >> reporter: to split the lanes evenly, the 2600-ton barrier has to be picked up and placed precisely by the driver in front and the barrier setter in the back. >> it is the guy in the back going backwards who has to lay down the wall almost perfect. >> the line you have to follow, and you have half an inch to an inch to really play with. >> reporter: the zipper truck operators ask everyone to be careful. >> maybe slow down until we get used to it. >> they see this as a giant

step forward in safety, especially bill sangregory, a veteran who has attended to many a wreck. >> it will be good to know they can't hit head on. some poor innocent person gets hurt. >> reporter: now lane workers and pylons won't be going completely away just yet. they will still be around in the vicinity until the doyle project is completed in 2017. investigators are trying to figure out the name of the person killed in a horrible crash in pacifica. just before 4:00 this morning, a black mercedes crashed along skyline boulevard. skyline was shut down hours from king drive to manor. >> a reason across the double yellow lines in the area where the curve is and collided with someone.

>> they are looking into whether high speed alcohol played a part in the crash. >> another spare the air day. why this haze could cost californians bills of dollars. >> also coming up, thrown down and kicked until she let go of her purse. the string of violent robberies this video could help solve. >> plus a system headed our way. how long it could be before we see rain.

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the 80s and the 90. they cannot take legal action because of the statute of limitations but it is important they tell their stories. >> i have been sickened by what he did to me. that he had taken advantage of me sexually and had the nerve to suggest i asked for it. >> if mr. cosby's legacy is destroyed he has no one to blame for himself. >> that last comment from gloria lred was in response to what felicia rashad said. the violent robbery caught on tame and police say it is not this man's first. los angeles police released this security video of a woman in the lobby of her apartment building. she goes in.

watch as the robber grabs her, throws her to the ground, kicks her and throws her by her purse until the woman lets go and he takes off. police say this is one of four violent robberies by the same man. the third included sexual battery. in the fourth, there was a weapon used. lapd says the attacks have happened in korea town. typically a low crime neighborhood. a community meeting is set to begin in a few minutes to discuss possible changes to san francisco police station boundaries. the police department is considering modifying the boundaries of the new southern police station in the mission bay neighborhood. every ten years, the department evaluates new population data and redraws the lines of the police district to reflect neighborhood shift. tonight's meeting is scheduled to start at 5:30 at city hall. some dramatic new video of a mud slide in washington state. boy look at that. four houses knocked off their

foundations and some people living there were in their houses just ten minutes earlier. they said they could hear the cliff moving. >> i heard a big crack. and the trees came down and they just cracked and boomed. >> the mud slides were triggered by seven inches of rain in a day. temperatures in minnesota are below zero. and factoring in the windchill, it feels like between minus 30 to minus 50. mike toban has the story. >> reporter: heavy winds, snow, this winter storm has it all. the cold front moving south from canada prompting the national weather service to issue a windchill warning. strong winds that could result in frostbite. the frigid temperatures taking some commuters by surprise this morning. >> i can't take it any colder. i don't like the cold.

>> >> reporter: and it is just as bad in the midwest. the combination of arctic winds and windchills in the minus 30s in the dakotas. folks workers have to be outside doing what they can to stay warm. >> checking the forecast seeing when it will get back above zero. >> reporter: schools closed in chicago as well. more than 400,000 students and teachers taking the day off after temperatures dipped so low, local officials worried about children's safety. >> enough planning time for the parents to make adjustments. >> ha does the windchill look like? all the streets, you know, we have ten inches of snow last night. >> thousands of commuters weren't as lucky. forced to brave the frigid air to get to work. most bundling up as best they can taking precautions against frostbite. >> take sure you have clothing when you carry it with you. gloves, hat. >> reporter: the snow continuing across the great lakes regions with as much as

six inches expected in some areas. mike tobin, fox news. the other side of things in the bay area. >> i used to work out there. my mom said you know it is really cold here. it dipped into the 40s last night. i'm like mom, i would give anything to have mid 40s right now. [ laughter ] >> you got out the world's smallest violin for your parents in berkeley. >> the cold weather just hurts. >> like i said on the other side of things ... >> it cost a lot olive here and this is why. you can do 18 holes of golf today. it was beautiful. you can go skiing. we have the weather and the climate and the rest of the country. but chicago, like we talked about. i will show you the temperatures in a moment. but let's talk about the record high we saw in oakland today. yesterday, we had 76 in santa cruz. that was a tied record. oakland actually breaks a record at 71 degrees. that old record was back in

2012. so a nice warm day in oakland and around the bay area. tons of 70s right? 73 in saratoga. 78 santa cruz. not a record this time. temperatures will be cooler. these are the current temperatures, you can see it. minus 4 in minneapolis. minus 2 in chicago. this cool air trough is slowly going to linger and as it does, if you have travel plans back east, you will be living it. it will be cold. out here, we have the ridge of high pressure that stays put and keeps us in a mild pattern but it will move around a little bit. it will weaken enough that clouds come in and temperatures cool off a little bit. that is what you will notice. and again, i have weather brothers and sisters all over the planet, but all over the country. but they give us hard time out here. i hear it all the time. they give us hard time. you guys don't know cold. [ laughter ] i guess we don't.

i'm glad. 37 in santa rosa. 43 in hayward. 42 fremont. 47 in pacifica. you know what we do? we get big rains, we get hard core rains an big time sur ever along the coast. big time fires. we have a lot of weather things but they are different kinds of weather events. especially the fire weather. sunny and warm, warmest day of the week today. as we head into the next two days, thursday and friday, this trough shows up, no rain, maybe some drizzle but no rain from this. and it drops the temperatures down. so forget the upper 60s . you are back into the low 60s . 64 in oakland. 63 in brentwood. 65 in san jose. spare the air day again tomorrow. that is the seventh in a row. and i was asking mark, that seems like a lot of spare the air days. he said last year, we had 17 in a row. so remember last year was so dry. the five day forecast with bay

area weekend in view. slightly cooler as we move through time, but there is no rain here. but when i come back, i will talk about the rain that is going to hopefully show up as we head down the road. i will see you back here in a little bit. >> thanks bill. a new development tonight will tell you who is under arrest accused of setting fire to that famous mrs. doubtfire house in san francisco. and it isn't open yet, but we get a firsthand look on the field and inside the locker room of the newest stadium in the south bay. >> and it is the end of an era for a family business that did more than just help bury loved ones. the legacy, sullivan's funeral home leaves behind. and he has been arrested for impersonating an officer and posting child pornography on facebook. why the man may have targeted that police officer. those stories and more at 6:00. eout inventory.

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>> we have heard a lot about the new stadium for the san francisco 49ers but there is a new stadium that is also opening in the south bay this spring. >> joe fonzi shows us some cool things about the earthquake's new home. >> reporter: it is called avia stadium and it is the new home of the san jose earthquakes. for a couple of generations now we have heard about how soccer is making inroads into the mainstream of the u.s. sports scene.

the fact the earthquakes are about to open a soccer specific stadium is evidence of that. >> having our own home where we can have our own place, it really separates you and allows you to have avid fans. >> reporter: it is the line used in every new stadium but it applies. there isn't a bad seat in the house. the proximity to the field is like no other outdoor pro sport and this stadium has some unique additional amenities. >> we have the largest exterior bar in north america and all the wood in the bar and the press spot is from moffet hanger. all the wood is over a thousand years old. >> reporter: you want intimacy, the black seats are for the players and the blue seats are for the fans. the locker room is first class facility. the goal is to win more of these. >> we made some big moves from the end of last season to make

sure we are ready for this season. we hired domanic kinnear as our head coach. we won the supporter shield. we had a great start. i think we are going to get a few extra wins in this beautiful stadium and the fans behind us. >> reporter: right now, they have to visualize what it will feel like to have these 18,000 seats full of people. and another group of people that the largest outdoor bar in north america. the earthquakes will realize that vision when they open their home season on march 22 against the chicago fire. in san jose, joe fonzi, ktvu channel 2 news. police make an arrest in the suspicious fires at the famous mrs. doubtfire house and the suspect was miles away from the crime scene, what we learned about the suspect as well as a motive. >> we are in the middle of a string of spare the air days. how this weather could put billions of dollars at stake for california. >> plus, how much of our own money jean quan spent for her

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>> complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. a major development of the

investigation of arson at a san francisco homemade famous in a hit movie. today police announced an arrest. two small fires were set on monday at the home used in the mrs. doubtfire movie starring robin williams. >> david stevenson is live with what we know about the suspect and how police tracked her down. >> reporter: right now, the suspect is being held in county jail facing charges that include arson and attempted murder. arson investigators checked out the house as tourists took pictures of the homemade famous in the robin williams film mrs. downfire. >> i with loved the movie when we were kids. >> i thought it was an opportunity to see the house since i was here. >> reporter: police announced an arrest for the arson fire set. 25-year-old tyquan was arrested and taken to the san francisco county jail. >> she is booked on attempted

homicide, criminal threats, trespassing, arson, and incendiary device. >> reporter: douglas ousterhouse, the owner and a physician specializing in transgender surgery had a physical altercation with a patient before the fire was set. the doctor provided a name for a suspect. >> we obtained information that really helped investigators narrow down and locate who this person was and who their where abouts were. >> reporter: the arson has made international news surprising and saddening visitors who made a special trip to see the home. >> it is a shame. it is a historic building that means a lot to a lot of people. >> such a pity to hear that. we grew up on that film. it is a landmark. >> reporter: welch's bail is set at $2 million. no arraignment date set. >> thanks david. a veteran east bay teacher

is on paid leave after being arrested and charged with committing lewd acts with a student. 49-year-old joe ray valle was arrested last friday night. school district officials called police after learning of an inappropriate physical relationship with a female student. school officials say they don't think there are any other victims but they want anyone with information to contact union city police. more now on the massive man hunt for the three suspects involved in a terrorist attack in paris today. terrorists shot and killed eight journalists and cartoonists. they were also shooting people at random. they killed two policemen as well. authorities say the three gunmen have ties to a yemeni terrorist network. we have reaction in san

francisco from mike mibach. >> reporter: this is belldon place, often named the french quarter of san francisco. today there is conversation about the terrorist attack in paris. >> it is shocking. >> i am stunned. i cannot believe it. it is insane. >> eric cline is owner of the french restaurant ploufe. >> we make fun of the president. of his private life. of everything. but now this group is going to diquat. i'm in shock today. >> reporter: president obama called the shooting an attack on the freedom of expression of free speech and he is not alone. >> thank god for the courage of journalists. may this inspire them to be braver. >> reporter: rebecca gordon says this impacts not just reporters but people all across

the world. >> it affects me at home. how can i find out what is going on in france if french journalists are afraid to report on it? and also, this is a completely interconnected world today. what frightens journalists in france can also frighten journalists in this country. >> we regret this happened. >> reporter: melinda bend says it is important her teachers in appropriate matter discuss the tragedy with the school's older students. >> it is the way we want to prepare student to be independent critical thinkers. to be able to process the experiences that they have, the events in the world around them. to make them ready to be citizens. >> reporter: some folks described the french journalists who were killed as the essence of france. >> you cannot hide. you cannot change anything. >> reporter: the cafe owner

says find the people who did it and bring them to justice. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. an oakland man is in jail after police say he shot and killed a woman outside a bar in the sacramento area last night. police say the victim and a friend were confronted just after midnight in the parking lot of the 36handel's irish pub. they demended cash and car keys. both women ran back into the bar. one of them made it, the other was shot and killed. authorities say the alleged shooter anderson swift took the victim's keys, stole their car, and then crashed shortly afterward. >> the gentleman was told to get out of the car and he started jogging away. the neighbor wanted to keep him at the scene. actually detained him over here on deacon road. >> swift is 41 years old being held in the el dorado county jail without bail on suspicion of murder, carjacking, and car

theft. new details on how much jean quan spent on her reelection campaign and how she wild layout spent the person who won the mayor's office. >> plus, a shakeup at the san jose police department. why they are temporarily disbanding one of their most important crime fighting units. >> and imagine turning down a check for nearly a billion dollars. why one woman didn't want it.

>> we are getting video of a wreck in san francisco with a car driving right into a restaurant at corner of california and larken street. two cars slammed into each other and the smaller car slid into a restaurant called olea. there are no details on the extent of any injuries but officers say the restaurant was heavily damaged. it has been temporarily red tagged and the business is closed. muni was also rerouted around the scene of that accident. search teams in indonesia have found the tail section of the wreckage of the asian flight. the discovery is important to locating the black box and flight data recorder. they also found another body bringing the total to 40 since

the plane disappeared 11 days ago with 162 people on board. air asia plans to pay $125 to the families of passengers on that flight. today in san jose, dozens of healthcare workers rallied outside the first public meeting to discuss the sale of four bay area catholic hospitals. seeton medical center in daly city, seeton coast side in moss beach. o'connor in san jose are being sold in the bay area along with to two more in los angeles county. the daughters of charity health system has approved the sales of those six hospitals to prime healthcare. they did so last fall. but today, some union workers say they worry the company won't continue their tradition of serving the community. >> the services that the community needs, unfortunately, maybe they are not profitable like women's healthcare. labor and delivery. certain cancer.

treatment lines. and mental health. >> the california nurse's association says it supports the sale. the price has not been disclosed. attorney general harris has final approval. her decision is next month. hundreds of stores will be closed. 3700 people will lose their jobs. the company ceo says he has no other choice but to close the stores as sales continue to drop. 338 stores will close effective today. about two-thirds all the wet seal stores. they still sell clothes online, but they have been hurt by a decline in mall visits in recent years. san jose police shake up their staff and are disbanded at least for the moment. an important crime fighting team. >> it may be a temporary move, but it has people here in san jose concerned an it speaks to the big problem this department has with overall staffing. >> and more cool stuff rolled out at the consumer electronic

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>> this is a rough time of year for the san jose police department. they already strapped force is taking a serious step to cover a shortage of officers.

ktvu john sasaki joins us now. you talked to the chief about the temporary elimination of the metro unit. >> reporter: this size is sangregory good indicater of what they need. the already shorthanded department is seeing dozens of officers leave the ranks this month alone. the san jose police chief knows his department needs help. >> there is no secret there is instability with the staffing levels. >> reporter: he is preparing for 20 officers to retire this month. they have just 965 street ready right now. this month's departures need they need to dissolve the metro unit and put them on patrol. >> that is not something we want to do. it is unfortunate. it does mean that we will have less of those officers out

proactively seeking out criminal activity. >> community leaders who battle against bang violence say consistency is key. >> when there is a disruption of any form or shape, then it definitely creates opportunities. >> reporter: the cutting of the police metro unit is cause for concern because they are always working to keep kids out of the gang life. >> when something like this happens, it is our responsibility as a community to be a bit proactive. so there is definitely some outreach that need to be stepped up. >> the police chief stresses this is only temporary. >> five or six weeks. >> reporter: the bad news is once the metro unit is restarted it will have eight to ten fewer officers than it currently does so this help wanted sign is out here. >> john, thank you. >> $112,000.

that is reportedly how much jean quan spent of her own money on her failed reelection bid for oakland mayor. that is according to the san francisco chronicle. by comparison, new oakland mayor libby schaaf spent a little over a thousand dollars of her own money. we don't know what jean quan will do next, but he has been overheard saying she is looking for a job. east bay water officials are putting a rate hike on hold thanks to the downpour we had last month. the east day district was going to pump some water from the river. the surcharge would have covered the pumping cost, but reservoirs are in better shape because of that rain. according to the contra costa time, water officials will discuss the emergency supply at a meeting next tuesday. let's talk more about the weather. bring in bill martin. in the middle of the day i stopped and thought this is the middle of january. it felt like 70 degrees.

>> we had 78 in santa santa cruz. it is unreal weather. we will get these warmups in the winter. that is what we have going on now. but that changes tomorrow. some more of the temperatures we are looking at 70 in livermore. i agree. it was one of those days where you think where am i? what time of year is it? what latitude am i at? [ laughter ] well i know where i am. december 24. that is the last time we had significant rainfall. when is the next time we get some? the 16th or the 17th of january. that is 24 days. if this transpires we are talking nearly a month with no rain. that is not good. what it is, though, or what was good was all the rain we did get that set us up to 150, 104% of average. what is coming on the 16th or 17th, the models are going back and fourth on it. we are all hoping it is what the models originally suggested is multiple storms that could come in here and set us up with

a few inches here. two or three inches. that would be great. but so far, that's a long way out. but at least we have something we can see. it is not dry that long. we have a few clouds comes in thursday and friday. that is because high pressure is breaking down. today was the warmest day of the week. it gets cooler with highs sunday and monday. not bad. here is the computer model. there is that low coming in. very weak. more clouds coming up from the south. a little something to try to fall up around yosemite. but that is it. it will be a cloud event thursday into friday. and the main impact, lower

daytime highs. saturday, you got a few more clouds. it is still dry. there you go. here is the forecast into the bay area weekend. 63 in vallejo. 65 concord. temperatures coming down tomorrow and further cooling as we head into friday. 66 in gilroy tomorrow. spare the air day again tomorrow. there you go. there are the clouds we showed you. it clears up a little bit sunday and monday. hopefully that jet stream drops far enough to get this where we need. i think it will work out. but in the meantime, enjoy what you got. because it is amazing weather right now. >> it is also another spare the air day. more than your health is at risk. a lot of money is at stake. >> a man impersonated a police officer and posted child

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>> the wife of an oil billionaire is saying no thanks to a huge check from her soon to be ex-husband. look at that check. that is not a mistake. that check is for nearly a billion dollars. ann arnold filed for divorce from harold hamm because of an affair. but she helped him amass his fortune and is entitled to half of it. hamm wants to pay less. there was no prenuptial agreement. it wasn't small gadgets getting a lot of attention in las vegas today, but the newest and coolest features of cars. bmb showed off its new car. it can avoid crashes at low speeds. the car stops just short of the

obstacle. >> you are in charge of everything, but the car will make sure you don't hit anything. >> one, two, three! [ screaming ] >> that is so cool! >> the man from bmw said the company would take care of all the consequences if something goes wrong and there is a crash. the car can also park itself using a smart watch. bay area air quality officials say spare the air alerts will likely continue into the weekend for nine days in a row. some business owners we spoke with today say the restrictions are really hurting them. ktvu channel 2 news' john fowler in the east bay hills. the reasons for these alerts are also financial. >> reporter: that's right. this may surprise some people. from here, we can clearly see the pollution problem. look at this ugly low level air. air quality officials say 40%

of that particjurat pollution is food smoke. >> many are upset about not being able to burn but others are unset about not being to breathe. >> reporter: no smoke allowed. >> i wish we could have the old days back. but i think for quality of life and health, i think we got to do it. >> reporter: no burn really hurts firewood sales. >> a lot of our wood buyers are from the city and it puts a little damper on that wood- buying business. >> reporter: on spare the air days, bay area investigators patrol looking for smoking chimneys and look into individual homeowner complaints. >> we have received 10% more complaints this year than last year. what that tells us is more people are aware of the health impact. >> reporter: christine roseila says many people may not realize the financial impacts. your chimney may put your roads at risk. >> we are required to meet

federal health standards or we could lose our highway funding. >> reporter: $9.5 billion a year in federal bay area transportation money leading to meeting standards. getting caught burning or a a $100 fine or take a class. second offense, $500. >> we live in an area where it is not that necessary to light a fire to keep warm. >> reporter: there are about 200 individual spare the air exceptions for people who have no other heat source. also, wood-burning is allowed to cook food. reporting live, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. state democrats are pressuring the governor for a budget that spends more money on the poor. governor jerry brown is set to unveil his proposal friday and lawmakers want him to allocate more for social services, education, housing, and jobs. the lawmakers say brown

shouldn't ignore the issue of income inequality and help people who missed out on the economic recovery. the government said in his inauguration address he will be exercising restraint and not make anymore massive financial commitments in the budget. now at 6:00, he is accused of sharing child pornography on facebook, but he is facing added criminal charges for using a police officer's name to do it. the reason he may have targeted that specific officer. >> measles at disneyland. the investigation of people who got sick after visiting the park in december. >> and the end of an era. the lasting legacy left by hind by sullivan's funeral home. >> ktvu channel 2 news starts right now with breaking news. >> breaking news from france on the deadly attack at a magazine. just in the past 15 minutes,

reports that the youngest of three terror suspects in the attack has surrendered to police. french police say three gunmen attacked a satirical magazine and killed 12 people early today. the gunmen were 34, 32, and 18 years old. again, we are getting reports the 18-year-old has apparently turned himself into police. as you can tell, the story is developing by the minute. we will bring you more information as get it. good evening, i'm gasia mikaelian in for julie haener. >> i'm frank somerville. new at 6:00, a man is accused of posing as a police officer on facebook and posting child pornography. and it may all have to do with a year-old criminal case. the santa cruz man has been arrested for impersonating a police officer and using his name to distribute child pornography on facebook. and police think that the officer was targeted after arresting the man last january. ktvu channel 2 news' ann rubin