. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. planes tear through several homes in the san francisco and black plumes of smoke could be seen throughout the city. >> i was scared and he was sciing and i was crying. it was terrible. >> tonight we talked to a woman who saw the flames in her home when she had to be rescued with her great-grandson. >> good evening i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes and more than two dozen people are witness homes that fire quickly grew to four-alarms with crews racing to the building near alamo square this afternoon. the flames then spread to two more buildings. ktvu's cara liu has been at the

scene where firefighters spect much of the night. >> reporter: they were standing by until just about an hour ago, making sure there were no flare-ups out here and helping to escort residents back to their apartments to retrieve essential belongings. >> i saw flames coming up everywhere there. >> reporter: thick smoke billowing from the four-alarm apartment fire could be seen from miles away, but 71- year-old thelma green didn't even know her building was burning until after a firefighter rang they are doorbell, alerting her to get out. >> because when we were running downstairs we had seen the fire -- you know in the den. >> reporter: she grabbed her great-grandson and ran outside. >> i was scared and he was crying and i was crying. it was terrible. >> thelma's grandson carl, rushed home as soon as we heard what happened. >> as long as she is all right,

i'm all right. everything else can be replace ready & the corner building at scott and mcallister and the other two buildings were on fire. >> the crews did an outstanding job and were very aggressive and they were able to contain the fire mostly to the three buildings are the firefighters say there was minor damage to a fourth building all of the residents made it out of their homes unhurt, but a firefighter did have to be taken to the hospital for a leg injury and exhaustion. he is expected to be okay. investigators tell us about ten apartments were damaged and more than two dozen people were displaced. the red cross is helping many of them find a place to stay. firefighters say the cause is under investigation tonight, but they do believe this fire was accidental. heather. >> carra, good news there wasn't more damage and no one injured. thank you so much. elsewhere in san francisco people are opening their hearts and wallets to those who lost

their homes in a massive fire in the mission district this past week. wednesday's fire in a three- story building at 22nd and mission streets claimed the life of one man, left six people injured and more than 50 homeless including at least eleven children. tonight doc's clock a bar not far from site of the fire held a fundraiser for the victims many of who are long-time residents of the mission. >> it's incredible. people have been coming in tonight with handsful of 20s, 1st, 5s, people from all walks of life, rich, poor, punk, gay, straight, whatever. everybody has been donating beautifully. >> google has promised to donate a dollar for every dollar raised in tonight fundraiser. in addition sell go fund me sites have been set up for the fire. at last check the largest of the those site had $68,000 6 pledges. new developments in a

gruesome case involving human body parts found inside a suitcase in san francisco. police have made an arrest. a second man was also detained. ktvu's cristina rendon calls suspect a good friend. >> reporter: it was these still images of a person of interest that prompted an unanimous tip to police about 59-year-old mark andrus' whereabouts. hours later, police say andrus was escorted out of a residential building in the tenderloin and by saturday morning he was facing a murder charge in connection to the body parts first discovered in a suitcase in the soma district. other remains were found in a nearby trash can. >> our investigators were able to determine enough evidence that believe he was responsible for the murder of that individual. >> reporter: another man was detained for questioning about the body parts found on wednesday, but was released. he says andrus is a good friend who was visiting him. >> he was here at the same

time that they say he was here. he didn't do it. >> reporter: the medical examiner says the victim is a light-skinned man, but that doesn't rule out the possibility that the body parts only belong to one victim, a thought that has the community shaking. >> what happened was disgusting. >> reporter: andrus has had contact with law enforcement in san francisco before and in according to a published report he has a criminal history in montana for suspected drug possession, theft and burglary. >> he treated me like a friend. he wasn't the one. >> reporter: police are still investigating this case and they hope to learn more information about a possible motive for the murder in the coming days. in san francisco, cristina rendon, ktvu channel 2 news. new details now on the

spreading measles outbreak in the bay area now counts more than a dozen cases of the disease, including three new cases. so far the source of the third case in san mateo county is unknown. two siblings in marin county who were not vaccinate ready connect to the outbreak at disneyland in december. coverage hasthe disease has spread to 14 states including the entire west coast and arizona. >> i think most parents think mealses is gone, but it's forgotten, but not gone and the outbreaks that we're seeing so far this year are a reminder that mealses say plane ride away. >> the cdc advised parents to have their children vaccinated for measles when they are 1- year-old and a second shot between the ages of 4-6. anyone who thinkses they may have been exposed to measles should avoid going out in public or should wear a mask. a nice sunset over san

francisco, caps off this gorgeous day. sunny with many places in the 70s. in fact, some even topped out in the 80s and that closes out a warm and examineely dry month of january. >> in fact, in san francisco, we're talking about a record dry month. our meteorologist mark tamayo has those details for us. >> no measurable rainfall in san francisco just amazing with that longstanding record. today the last day of january we're talking about those temperatures soaring back into the 70s, even a few neighborhoods around 80 degrees. so showing you the records from today. quite a few to show you. kentfield 57 degrees, san rafael in the upper 70s. lots of 70s for napa, san francisco, sfo and some more to report for you for oakland, the oakland airport, richmond in the mid-70s and san josi tieing a record 71 degrees. in fact, here is a snapshot of the highs from today across the entire bay area. widespread 70s out there and the 80 is showing newspaper santa rosa, the sonoma county airport. rainfall totes for january not

impressive at all. santa rosa .07th for the entire month. just trace amounts for san francisco -- actually no rainfall for san francisco, and with that, that is the driest january on record. not only for san francisco, keeping the records back to 1850, but also for san josi. only .02" of a inch of rain to report, the second driest january, 1920. so record dry across the bay area this month. we're tracking rain chances and we have some developments with that with the system that could be approaching the bay area in a week. we'll have more on that coming up in a few minutes. >> new at 10:00 a 2.8 quake struck about 6:15 7 miles northwest of napa. napa a serious earthquake in august that caused a billion dollars of damage and that area is still recovering. ktvu received no reports of

injuries or damage from today's quake. tomorrow at thyme we'll know the winner of the super bowl xlix and the seattle seahawks are looking to defend their title and the new england patriots are looking if their fourth title. more than a million people will pour into the phoenix area. there will be thousands of police officers, both today and tomorrow. there will be blackhawk helicopters and massive extra mass x-ray machines and there is a chance that richard sherman's girlfriend could go into labor before the game. if that happens he may have to choose between playing or attending the birth of his first child. >> i think he is going to be a disciplined young man and stay in there until after the game. [ laughter ] he is going to do his father his first favor and stand there for another week or two. >> we'll see how that plays out. there was a ceremony where the arizona super bowl host committee officially handed off next year's event to the bay

area. the super bowl l posted this picture to twitter. it's also a time for the nfl and host regents to give back to community. ktvu's mike mibach traveled to see how the super bowl spirit lives on next year in the bay area. >> reporter: grand sanders is an inspiration. >> let's go, let's go. >> a giant in the eyes of his little ball players. >> get you some -- come on! >> it's such a cool experience. >> reporter: formal arizona cardinal receiver is coach something magic under the sun, down on the field this super bowl week. >> there is an innocence of playing and running around and being free. when you are around the kids it always brings that back. >> reporter: as part of the superkids

supersharing project, children helping children. for weeks these young athletes collected bats, balls, gloves, cleats, on of sports gear all to be donated to less fortunate children in the greater phoenix area. >> it's good knowing that i am giving and knowing that god sees me giving. >> reporter: nfl says that the spirit will transition right into the bay area for super bowl l. >> i have a feeling kind of a gut feeling in san francisco people are going to be a lot more aware of what is going on behind-the-scenes at super bowl and the related events. >> reporter: behind-the-scenes in the downtown san francisco office, the super bowl l host committee is already working on helping. >> the role of the host committee was to establish super bowl l as the most philanthropic in history. >> reporter: keith brew, ceo of the san francisco bay area super bowl l host committee says 25% of the money that is raised will flow into the 50 fund. >> 50 fund will take you on an epic journey you will never forget. >> reporter: the initiative is set to run during tomorrow's super bowl and the goal of 50 fund to

offer millions of dollars in grants to high-performing bay area non-profits focused on youth. >> that becomes a direct mechanism and a great way for super bowl l to leave a lasting i am impact of change and positivity impact for underserved youth in the bay area. >> you realize you are passing on something to be shared, it's truly beautiful. >> the spirit of super bowl not where the big game is played, but right here on this small arizona field. >> devoted seahawks fans were angry to learn this week this their tickets are no good. todd and lessa homer of washington state bought their tickets from ticket city.com immediately after they knew the seattle team was headed to the big game. they took advantage of a last- minute discount offer, but on thursday, the ticket broker called the homers to say their

sources could not supply the tickets. >> i couldn't imagine that dream just being snatched way from you when you already have all of your ducks in a row and you did everything right. >> you paid the money, you know? you did every which way you can do it. and then to be let down. >> what a bummer. the couple was able to convince ticket city to find them another set of tickets. but they say other fans they know are out of luck. ticket city says the failure is unusual and this year's demand is off the charts. saying goodbye to a brilliant bay area mind, you may not recognize his name, but you have likely heard of what he has accomplished. >> plus an update on the status of whitney houston's daughter, the eery similarities of the way the iconic singer died. >> plus a 600' fall and dramatic rescue of injured hikers in a pocket of west coast hiking trails. the 10:00 news continues in 90 seconds

. this evening crews in oregon rescued three climbers from mount hood, a man and woman were climbing the popular out on the south side of the mountain and fell 600'. the man broke his leg and the woman broke both ankles. a rescue team was training nearby haun helped out and victims were airlifted to safety. team also rescued a third climber who fell into i volcanic hole, but was able to walk out on his own. a financial director with a major bay area governmental organization has resigned following accusations he embezzled $1.3 million. the funds were mentfor park and other improvements in san francisco's somaa. according to the chronicle he admitted to the embusinessment in his resignation letter to the the association of bay area governments and allergically promised to "try my best to get the money replaced." he has notice been indicted or arrest, but reportedly hired a defense attorney. the acclaimed chemist and

long time stanford professor who was widely considered the father of the birth-control pill has died at the age of 91. he spoke with ktvu back on the 40th anniversary of the discovery of the key component used in the first birth-control pill. working in mexico city, he led a team working on the synthetic version of progesterone and said no one released that the keeping implications in 1961. >> i think it was the first time we were really empowered women in a way that they had not been empowered before and that was by far the most important contribution. >> he published 1200 scientific papers and won national awards for his work on the environmental friendly insect control product

and anti-inflammatory drugs. in his later years he wrote poems and plays. stanford officials say he died yesterday at his home in san francisco, surrounded by family and loved ones. >> while many drivers across the country are thrilled to see the price of gas dip to the lowest prices in years some economists worry what it means for jobs. the vice president of the federal reserve in dallas says that texas to lose thousands of jobs. those who operate the drilling rigs say they are seeing business dropoff. >> we have been running four rigs most of 2014. we have already dropped one and gone to three and we'll be in the process in late february/early march and go to two. >> while economists say oil- related jobs are in danger, they note consumer spending is up as people are spending less money for gas and energy. new federal numberses released yesterday show consumer spending rose last quarter even as the growth of the economy slowed. >> new details now about the

terror attack on a korber grocery store in paris earlier this month. a u.s. official tells cnn that the gunmen recorded that attack on january 19t 9th that killed four people. a french reporter says they were able to e-mail the video before he was shot to death. it's not known if anyone received the e-mail, but french authorities were able to get video from the camera that was worn. . tonight the mother of a japanese journalist who was purportedly killed by islamic state of iraq and syria militants is speaking out. she wants her son to be remembered for his kindness and courage. as connor powell reports the woman spoke to reports hours after terrorist group claimed to have beheaded their her son. >> reporter: for the second time isis militants have claimed to murder a japanese hostage and a

video released with the purported beheading of the kenji goto. >> once again we condemn the acts that have been committed and we have started to gather relevant information with our relevant partner and i have instructed everyone involved to conduct a thorough job. >> reporter: last saturday isis releases the image claim tock goto holding the picture of the behead picture of hostage haruna yukawa. >> when i think of the pain of the family, i don't have any words. the government did all that we could, but it is a very regretful result. >> reporter: the national certificate council released a statement reading in part "the united states strongly condemns isil's actions and call for the immediate release of all remaining hostages. we stand in solidarity with our al lie japan." isis still claim to be holding a jordanain fighter fight and sade they will killed them unless they are release an al-

qaeda militant. more detail now on 47-year- old kenji gotoment he was a freelance journalist and documentary film make and author. he traveled to war-zones to tell the story of people caught in the conflict. goto's wife said he went to syria last october to help track down his friend hour and a haruna yukawa. >> a recall of more than two million toyota, honda and chrysler vehicles with the airbags deploying. the national highway traffic safety administration said today the original fix worked only 58% of the time. about a million toyota and honda vehicles named in the new recalls are subjected to another recall in connection to

defective airbags made by takata corporation of japan. those airbags can deploy with enough force to cause injury or death least five death and dozens of injuries have been linked to the takata airbags. new recalls cover 8.2 acura, mdx , dodge is ripe erick jeep cherokee, toyota corrual models made from 2002 to 204. >> attention walkers, your favorite zombies are in town and the convention. plus remembering a coach, father and husband who helped so many. his death not a surprise for those who gathered here tonight, the surprise just how long and hard he fought cancer. in weather wrapping up january's record heat, but changes offshore coming up how much cooling in your sunday forecast? plus we'll talk about rain chance as we head into the first week of february.

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. zombies ascended on san francisco for walker stalker con. 18,000 fans get a chance to meet actor and buy memorabilia from the tv and movies. they say watching characters dale with dilemmas on screen allows the audience to deal with their own fears. the event runs through tomorrow, but we're told it's soldout. be shurto turn in tomorrow morning and allie rasmus will be live at convention on all the undead entertainment. >> the $1 if the 25 billion medical secretary is set to officially open tomorrow. the 870,000 square foot hospital, about 200 patient will be transfer red from ucsf's facility.

they will are robots programmed to transport items, such as meals and lab specimens. suiter hospitals and blue shield of california have reached an greement anyway dispute that could have affected the health coverage of 280,000 californians. the sticking points included rates and a move by citer to settle legal disputes threw arbitration. blue shields sets detaileds are confidential. suter said there will be no lapse of coverage for blue shield customers with ppo, hmo or covered california policies. both organizations offered apologies to customers over the threat of losing access to their regular doctors. six flags is rampling up with spring-break and looking to hire. the vallejo amusement park sponsored a job fair in vallejo. the park is recruiting 500 workers including teens and college students. >> i was thinking about applying for six flags because it's interesting and i actually been to all the rides and

always wanted to know how it operates. >> we can hire with or without experience. we like to say that working here at discovery kingdom is a great first job and we even have opportunity for 15 years old. >> jobs cover everything from rollercoaster operations to guest relations and food series. six flags will host a second job fair next saturday at very same placer the university of phoenix in fairfield. >> pondering a four-year degree. a new report has r claims to have figured out what is highest paying degrees. engineering degrees tops list. the salary at $3,000 a computer science degree came in second, starting salary a by more than $61, and third spot, man and science degrees starting salaries '56,000. fourth, business, starting at $51,000 and close fifth, agriculture and natural resources starting salary just about above $51,000 a year. well, coming up,

remembering an inspirational coach, husband and father. a candlelight vigil held for a man who inspired so many athletes. >> the video that shug knight's lawyer says could help clear his client.

. a coach who inspired by example was remembered tonight in danville. 48-year-old todd french well- known in youth sport has died of cancer. ktvu's debora villalon is live at community park where several hundred people turned out to share memory reasons ken, team french turned out in a big way for a man who taught kids about football, and lacrosse, and so much more. >> let's not stress. let's settle down and get back to our fundamental. >> reporter: coach todd french, 2011. >> it's all about the fundamentals and all about the team. >> reporter:

the same year french never a smoker found out he had lung cancer. >> 1, 2, 3! ♪[ music ]♪ >> reporter: his death friday wasn't a surprise to any of those gathered in danville. surprising was how long he battled and how long he lived with the diagnose, coaching from a wheelchair when i had to, but never mentioning a game at his beloved san ramon high. >> coach french was a person who wanted to get on a personal level with you and talk you through any problems you were having. >> i love you dude; right? you low many? >> yes coach! >> always there with advice and encouragement. a coach athletes wanted to please, a man they wanted to be like. >> the way he spoke to people, and how powerful his words were, he could say the same five words over and over again

and i would be interested in hearing them again and again. >> i'm telling you right now, you dudes are ready to come out and punch these guys right in the kisser. >> reporter: he was funny and he was real and never letting cancer sideline him, coach french led a powerful impression, an indelible lesson. >> that is the first stem, you believe it and it will happen. >> great coaches know how to take people to the next level. they know what they need. and they can get them to the next level, and coach french was like that. >> we all lost a best man i have ever known in my life and i hope all of you can emulate his life in some shape or form, team french forever, i love you man with all my heart. ♪[ music ]♪ >> reporter: wife michelle and sounds austin

and cole were sound surrounded by love and support. a public memorial will be held two weeks from tomorrow at the high school where he touched so much young lives. >> sound like coach french will live on in many ways. the coast guard rescuefide people from a sinking boat offer the monterey coach 120 miles off the coast. a c-17 coast guard plane took off from oakland and spotted the 56' sailing boat that was taking on water. a tanker in the area responded and was able to assist. a helicopter from los angeles and san francisco were able to rescue the five people, bring them to shore and no reports injuries. uc davis is investigating graffiti that police are treating as a hate-crime. swastikas appeared overnight on the house of a jewish fraternity. a member of the fraternity says

this happened just after the student government asked the university to divest money from businesses associated with israel. >> right after that happened there was all sorts of stuff on twitter and facebook that was pretty hateful against jews, you know? now this, it's pretty upsetting. >> today the uc davis chancellor released statement calling "the graffiti repugnant and gross violation of university values that will not be tolerated." the lawyer for hip-hop music mogul suge knight says a video of knight will clear his client of murder charges. sheriff's deputies say knight hid and killed his friend terry carter on thursday. investigators say knight was arguing with another man when knight gunned his truck and allegedly ran over the two men. investigators say witnesses say knight was aiming for sloan when he accidentally hit and killed his friend. knight's attorney claims his

client was attacked and accidentally hit the two men. >> doctors have put the daughter of whitney houston nigh medical induces coma after shes rushed to the hospital today. 21-year-old bobbi kristina brown is the only child of last whitney houston and singer bobby brown. she was found unresponsive at the bathtub in had he home in georgia. they are noting the erie resemblance to whitney houston's death on night before the grammys. cocaine was found to be partial factor in the superstar's death, but georgia police said they have not found prescription drugs today. >> the balloon touched down off baja coverage coverage california today. since sunday they have flown about 7,000 miles and have been in the air more than 143 hours.

the previous record was 137 hours set in 1978. a nearly billion-dollar mission takes off from california. the three-year mission that could impact the food grown right here in california. >> record temperatures today and meteorologist mark tamayo is tracking the possibility of some rain.

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. 3, 2, 1 engines start and lift-off of delta 2 rocket. >> lift-off from california. that language was the beginning of a three-year mission to study the amount of water and soil. the rocket carrying the soil

moisture active passive or snap satellite launched from is vandenberg air force base and may help those in low-lying regions prepare for floods and farmers prepare for droughts. hopefully that satellite can spot storm for us as well. there is nothing really showing up in the short-term and possibly over the next few days we could have a change in the weather pattern. key headline, record heat once again. 80 degrees in santa rosa. widespread 70s for san francisco, won cord and san josi. erving cooling off for your sunday forecast, but still the warmest locations around 70 degrees. but we're cooling off and we'll have more fog and low clouds to deal wftv right now on live stormtracker 2, a few high clouds proving the northwest tip of the state. can you see a few rain showers, but here is our live camera for us. looking out towards the bay

bridge and towards san francisco bay. i think by tomorrow morning we'll have patchy fog resurface near the coast and around the bay. current numbers cooling off rapidly. napa 41, fairfield 43 degrees. upper 40s for santa rosa and novato. first thing former morning some coastal fog and patches of fog round the bay itself to start out your sunday morning. in fact, here is your forecast model it is good bump up the low cloud and fog and the higher cloud we showed you on the slight beginning to move into the region. so tomorrow won't be completely sunny. we're thinking partly cloudy skies, maybe that filtered sunshine effect. today high pressure strong high pressure really warmed us today. record heat as we showed you earlier. here is what shaping the high will gradually weaken a little bit, alouing some of the energy off the pacific to move in. so more of an onshore breeze. that is why we're going cool things off for tomorrow and partly cloudy skies into your

sunday forecast. here is the updated forecast model and it's trying to bring in some rain across parts of state. the key here is parts of the state. because look at what happens later in the week: by thursday some rain chances especially to the north coast, cape mendocino we bring anyway chance of showers in the north bay. will you notice the mainline with the focused rainfall up to the north of the bay area. some rain chances later friday into saturday, but it could be one of the day where north bay picks up the rainfall, maybe san josi not picking up much at all. this could be shifting to the south. that is not in the forecast just yet, but there is a chance and we'll keep an eye on that. tomorrow, temperatures in the 60s to right around 70 degrees. here is a look ahead, a sun- cloud mix over next few days and in fact, a few extra clouds for tuesday into wednesday. a chance of shower primarily in the north bay, but heather and ken we'll keep an eye on the

rainfall pattern. right now it looks like the garden hose and you u-all the energy fog focused to the north. we want to push it to the south. it shows you how sensitive it for us with the rainfall. >> we'll have to practice our rain dances. we'll have rehearsals coming up. >> huge honor for a former raider and 49er and the hall of fame class of 2015. >> and the warriors hoping to avoid their 3-game losing streak joe fonzi next

. good evening everyone and welcome to this saturday night edition of sportswrap. two losses in a row was reason

for concern for this year's version of the warrior and then when they fell behind again in the 1st quarter, it's darn near panic in the building. baseball season close, hunter pence in the bay area for tonight's game against phoenix. the warriors very cold from 3- point range in their consecutive losses. they got it going again here, steph curry draining one of the four he made tonight. waroys played from behind almost the entire until green with a 3 of his own, the warriors able to take the 1- point lead into the locker room. curry with had 7 assists to go with his 25 points. and another assist on this cut by klay thompson, who gets the hop haun foul, thompson with 22 and waroys come back from the loss last night to win the second half of a back-to-back 106-87 the final and warriors 37-8 and they will be in sacramento on tuesday. the sharks are doing their best to build some post-all- star game momentum as the

hockey season heads to the second half. san josi hosting the blackhawks and getting in front of the chicago net here. one shot stopped here. but then the sharks with the big crowd there, get this one as karlsson gets credit for the goal. 31 saves for niemi who