[ indiscernible ] >> he took off. he said bye. see you later. >> reporter: one correction, he was freed on tuesday night. he echoed the words of the public defender, described him as a good person. he doesn't have plans to return to san francisco to reclaim the body. i got off the phone with the hospital, they don't show he was in the hospital but our source is standing by what he told us this afternoon. >> it will take time to identify this body that was found. are you getting any sense of how much longer it will take and will they be able to identify the remains? >> reporter: a lot of that is in the hands of the medical examiner which reached out to the california department of justice with the dna testing. they are saying when i talked to them they are not sure how long that will take. the expectation is they may try

to expedite the testing on the body was the case garnered so much attention and investigators want to close it. >> david stevenson in san francisco, thank you. people across the bay area are cleaning up from the storms. we have seen downed trees, damaged homes and falling power lines. we have team coverage, noelle walker and our chief meteorologist bill martin. how much rain did we get? >> we got plenty of rain. north bay and coastal hills. friday, saturday and sunday and into this morning. some of the totals friday through monday, these are numbers i grabbed from areas. over four inches of rain. and the coastal hills, russian river area, 8 inches of rain. check out ben lomond six inches of rain. fremont two inches.

concord three. that is not a bad set up for three days of rain. as we look at percents of average, still over 100%, which is good. san francisco, doing well over won hundred%. san jose -- over 100%. san jose over 100%. good news there. snow in the mountains as well. when i come back we will talk about that and our next rain event and we will see fog. i will dial that in for you as well. >> thank you. the days after the storms are busy ones for tree service crews. ktvu's noelle noel -- noelle walker talked to one. >> people need look in their yards today because the trees with a "v" in the truck, those are the ones that fall most frequently and they don't have to. maintenance could save the tree and save money in the long run.

>> reporter: the oakland hills. broken first by wind whipped storms and now storm clean up. >> beautiful. >> reporter: until one crashes on your roof. >> i heard the branches crack and i knew a tree was coming down. >> reporter: it was a huge pine. >> and then it went crash, boom. it was the wind that brought it down. >> this is the scene here. >> reporter: we tagged along with a tree expert. >> we had a failure on this tree. >> reporter: the tree fell on top of the river otter exhibit. the oughters are okay. >> this is what we see -- otters are okay. >> this is what we see. . >> very, very common. if you look around, you will

see the same situation everywhere. the ones with the "v." >> the bark puts pressure on each other and pulls themselves apart and that is where the failure is. >> reporter: all it needed was wind. they have 32 jobs going on the peninsula. >> as you can see -- there are no roots. >> reporter: some fell because of rot. >> poor shape. >> saw dust and ants were holding it up. >> you can probe in and detect all of this. this is detectable from the outside. >> finding out the problem before it takes ought power line -- out power lines and a roof. it could be less stressful than cleaning up after it falls. >> reporter: you can see where this branch has been trimmed. that was a big branch. one of the examples we happen

talking about. trimming -- we were talking about. trimming the trees and thinning it out could help. if the tree falls on a structure, insurance may pick up some of the cost. if not, the cost is on you. >> thank you for that help. a "v" in the tree could be trouble. shelter in place has been lifted where a trie knocked -- tree knocked down power poles about 1:00 p.m. this afternoon. police told residents in the area to stay inside and close doors and windows. 15 people were effected. the lines were deactivated. 30 customers are still out power. highway 9 will reopen at any moment following a large mudslide. both lanes of highway 9 at 236 has been shut down for much of the day. here is a look at the dirt and debris that came down on the

road. they also fixed downed lines. lanes on highway 9 is expected to open anytime now. a woman is lucky to be alive after a train slammed into her suv this afternoon. check out these pictures the police department released. it happened about 1:00 p.m. this afternoon on harbor way and wright avenue. sky fox brought us these pictures. there are no flashing lights or signals to warn drivers of a train. a witness said the train operator was sounding the horn. the suv was pushed 75-100 feet before coming to a stop and she only suffered minor injuries. to the latest on the port troubles. not a single container ship was loaded or unloaded this week at all 29 west coast ports, making a bad situation worse. ktvu's tom vacar has been on the story for week. he talked with two people tied

up in what many consider a monumental mess. >> reporter: america's supplier of natural cork. they were desperate to get any of its 17 containers holding 30 million corks. >> enormous back log. >> reporter: he says since friday he received 3 containers. that is less than 1/6 of what he needs but enough to present layoffs for a few days. >> they are delayed since december. they are product that arrived in december and we are still waiting for. >> with the season underway, this warehouse should be loaded with corks. more than 15 million of them. it is empty because the containers haven't arrived. >> anything leaving the factory was to go to an alternate port.

>> they are coming through new jersey and houston and trucked to napa at greater costs. >> we made the decision to bring some product by air. >> reporter: the shortage of ships and containers, it may be too late to prevent a port melt down. >> it is crippling different industries. >> i could see it happening like 2002. shut down for another 10 days till the government forces them to do the cooling off period. i don't see any hope right now. >> even in the event it was settled today it would take 3-6 months to sort it out. tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> as for the talks, things got more omnibus today when the workers union demanded the right to fire any arbitrator who might rule against the

union. state regulators announced a new plan to protect water supplies from waste water. this should bring the state back into compliance. last week we reported they authorized oil field operators to inject waste water into protected aquifers 2500 times and the state admits some mistakes were made. in one case they used a map from 1875 to check the boundaries. he says california will make some long over due changes. firefighters suffered minor injuries while battling a wildfire in the sierra nevada. tonight the communities remain evacuated but they could be allowed to return this evening. the fire started four days ago and destroyed 40 homes, damage said 5 others and charred 7,000 acres. flames were fanned by strong

winds that whipped through the area for hours. >> when you are dealing with 50- 70 miles per hour sustained winds for three hour period, everything, the wind is at your face, difficult to stand, smoke is in your face. it absolutely hampers efforts. you can't breathe or see. >> at this point the fire is 85% contained. the cause is unknown. a former bay area leader's car struck by a hit-and-run driver. >> pow! >> how police say the suspect went on a wild crime spree before the crash. >> this kitten was stolen and returned the next day. the message the thief explains. >> a fire sparks a overwhelming response, the success of an online campaign to help victim whose lost their homes. >> a community effort so far.

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$160,000 has been raised for the victims of the fire in san francisco's mission district and the campaign to help ends today. the fire broke out two weeks ago. the fire killed one man and forced 60 people from their homes. also 18 small businesses were forced out by the fire. a neighbor set up the account on go fund me. he tells us 2,000 people donated. >> amaze thing. people from all walks of life. construction workers. it is garbage -- everyone has been donating. $5. $10. $20. it is adding up. complete community effort. >> if you would like to help we set up a link. you will find it on our website www.ktvu.com. gay couples are celebrating in alabama as same-sex marriages move forward but the

battle isn't over. the supreme court cleared the way for weddings. that makes alabama the 37 state to allow same-sex marriages. already a number of gay marriages have taken place. >> tomorrow if something were to happen we are protected under the law. >> a majority of counties are refusing to issue marriage licenses. what happens next will be decided in the courts. several lawsuits are in the works. the snow keeps piling up in the northeast and conditions aren't expected to get better soon. an update from boston where the mayor says it has been the snowiest month on record since 1978. >> reporter: another wintery mess for people in boston. streets clogged with snow. piles lining the road. this is the third big winter storm to hit the northeast in

two weeks. >> just getting tired of it. yesterday we had do it. 2-3 times a day for every storm. . >> reporter: 1-2 feet of snow expected in the boston area. schools closed through tuesday but public transportation is running with delays and cancellations. crews rescuing dozens. passengers stuck for two hours after the snow covered third rail caused the train to lose power. >> since it stops snowing -- once it stops snowing we plan to have a conversation with the folks about improving performance. >> the snow fall causing dangerous conditions elsewhere in massachusetts. a plant suffered extensive damage when the sides caved in. a partial collapse at a ship yard breaking a gas line. roof collapses like these and other hazards are a major cerb for officials. -- concern for officials.

>> we ask those who are home to do what they can, clear sidewalks, seek out a storm drain. this will melt and we want to clear the areas for that as well. >> announcer: is not just the people -- >> reporter: it is not just the people in boston, there is more on the way for connecticut, mild and new york -- rhode island and new york. >> looks miserable. they plowed so much snow it will fill up the stadium where the patriots play 90 times over. >> i want a third of that in the sierra. do you think it is doable? >> it would be nice. in boston, big city, big snow. an inch of snow to remove it, a million bucks. that is new york city. it is a -- >> here we are, 70 degrees. >> we got up to 67 in concord today. real warm. no snow for us right now.

we did get a nice break of winter over the weekend. snow in the mountains. snow at the top. turned out okay. some areas 5, 8 inches of snow, rain in the russian river. that is good news. santa cruz mountains. that is the high for today. nice looking weather system. not going to get to us. this is going over the top. not going to happen. looks like we are going into a dry pattern for this week and maybe next week too. percentage of average, over 100%. that is good. santa rosa 100% right now. we are doing well. if they shut off, we have to worry. over night lows in the 40s. wet ground. cool nights. cooling off. this was a warm storm.

temperatures were in the 60s. 43 napa. valley fog. same old song and dance. warming trend this week. warmest day wednesday and thursday with numbers on wednesday and thursday into the mid-70s. warm. morning fog. the high-pressure system will make the air sink. it warms. air sinks and warms our temperatures go up. wednesday will be low 70s. thursday the warmest day. that will be 75 degrees. and our warmest spots won't be concord or livermore. that is a summer time pattern. this time redwood city, san jose, fremont. they don't get as cool over night because of the temperatures. 66 shows. 65 pleasanton. highs tomorrow. a warming trend. dry as well. we will see that in the five- day forecast. and, you know, i am happy we got the rain we got. would have been nice to get a few more inches.

impressive rainfall in the north state, there is the five- day forecast. orrville got a lot of rain. good snow in the mountains too. very healthy. we are into a dry streak here as you see in the 5 day. after that hopefully it lights up again. >> good. maybe the following week? >> there was something for the following week and the models pulled it out. at 10:00 p.m. they will stick something back in. they change a lot. right now it looks dry. count on that. >> thank you. a bay area politician the victim of a hit and run and brian williams out of the anchor share over false war stories. new reaction and questions about whether or not he will be back. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> have you heard about measles parties? parents holding parties to inspect their own children that

caught the attention of newspapers and television stations stations and now the bay area is getting slammed for it. we found out if these are really happening. plus a boy arrested for kidnapping and raping a domino's pizza delivery driver. what we are learning about the suspect in custody. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m. you'll need to dial... 1 plus the area code plus the phone number for all calls. okay, but what if i have a 415 number, and i'm calling a 415 number? you'll still need to dial... 1 plus the area code plus the phone number. so when in doubt, dial it out! (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're

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brian williams isn't anchoring nightly news tonight.

he said he is taking himself off temporarily in the wake of the uproar over the admission he was not in a helicopter that was under fire. >> reporter: brian williams' claim came under fire, met questions from the crew. >> he violated one of the rules, you tell war stories about the adventures of others. that you observed. and many are about him and he became a part of the story. >> reporter: saturday afternoon he wrote i have decided to take myself off of my broadcast for the next several days. upon my return i will continue my career long effort to be worthy of the trust of those who place their trust in us. will he be able to return? >> all the bloggers and all the others investigating will be investigating for other place

wheres he misspoke or exaggerated. >> reporter: but where some accused him of lying others give him the benefit of the doubt. >> memories under stress are plastic and over time when you look back things you thought you remembered they start to get fuzzy. >> reporter: amid the helicopter scandal there are questions surrounding what he said in other reports andrections, including -- and reclications including from -- reclications including from -- recolications, including from hurricane katrina. . >> lester holt is filling in for brian williams. investigators are asking bruce jenner and other drivers for their cell phone records to see if distracted driving played a role in a deadly crash. he was involved in the crash on

saturday on the pacific coast highway. investigators say he rear ended a car that was pushed into head on traffic. the driver of that car was killed. police say phone record requests are routine in major accidents like this one. police are looking for a suspicious individual who tried to lure a 10-year-old boy out of his yard. a man was seen drive by the boy's home six times and waving and smiling at the boy when he was outside and on one occasion he ordered the boy into the car but the boy said no and ran off. the suspect is a white male, 30s, 5'10", 170 pounds with light brown hair and dark brown eyes, driving a white car. a politician hit by a driver who fled the scene. he was caught, though. the crash was the end of a 9

hour long crime spree. we retrace the steps of the driver. >> something we haven't seen in weeks. rushing water falls. all that water is causing an unusual problem for the district. >> and what it will take to transform levi stadium into an ice rink.

this car crash ended what police are calling a day of crime. not only was the car stolen it was involved in a hit and run where a former assemblyman was the victim. the man is facing assault on an officer to attempted robbery to resisting arrest. it ended in a crash at 6th and mission. it involved a number of cars. including one carrying a former assemblyman. ktvu's claudine wong spoke with him and a witness. >> good evening. yes, we are three miles from where the crash happened but we are here because police believe the suspect was here before the crash. we are retracing his steps because police believe the crash was just the end of a long day of crime. >> she only saw the stolen car

for a moment before the crash. >> wobble. pow! >> reporter: the suspect ronnie moody hit a taxi and a sedan. the sedan had two people inside. >> we looked at each other and the headlights came barreling at us. boom. >> reporter: republic republic was running -- ronnie moody was ronning. >> he wasn't hurt at all -- running. >> he wasn't hurt at all. >> he did not want to be taken into custody. >> he had already had a busy day. the car he was driving was reported stolen at 10:00 a.m. that morning. 5:30 p.m. he was involved in a fight on mission. police tried to talk to him there but he jumped into the car and drove off. >> he backed up towards the officers. causing one to have to jump out of the way. >> reporter: 40 minutes later

he made time for a robbery attempt. >> he pulled up, exited and attempted to steal a woman's purse. >> reporter: 6:30 p.m. the crash. even in the chase that followed he was desperate to get away. >> he did attempt to grab on officer's firearm. >> reporter: one man. 9 hours. 4 crime scenes. >> i was like oh, my god. i home ain't nobody hurt. >> reporter: there were no major injuries. the officer was okay. they had bumps and bruises. the suspect was arrested and as you can imagine he is facing a very long list of charges. >> i bet. you spoke with him, he seemed to be okay. what was his mood after all this? >> reporter: he was joking about, you know, being okay. not being seriously hurt. he has bruise and scratches.

air bags went off. his friend had a cut to her face because of the air bags and the car was totaled but he said i am fine. it was scary. a scary moment. who would have known we would end up trapped in that. stopping at a stop sign and waiting. he was in good spirits. glad to be okay. >> thank you. one of two young men charged in the death of a jogger while they were street racing in san jose was arraigned today. the 18-year-old is charged with vehicular manslaughter. police say he and a 23-year-old were racing at more than 70 miles per hour in a 40 miles per hour zone. they crashed and hit the 24- year-old who was jogging. she was killed incidentally. >> this is a very good hearted

young man. he feels extremely bad about the incident. >> he will enter a plea on march 2. he is supposed to be in court with him that day. 2 investigates shines a light on a industry on the internet. talking about the websites that post mug shots after someone is arrested and they will only take them down if you paid them. a practice that was made illegal in california but ktvu's melanie woodrow found it is still happening. >> reporter: exactly. there are dozens of websites that post mug shots. that is not a crime but refusing to take them down unless somebody pays is against the law in california. despite that law going into effect on january 2, we found several websites that were still accepting money to take down mug shots. i visited one of them. and called the number.

the person said they would unpublish a mugshot for $399. the phone said it was a national website not bound by california law but a senator says that is not true. he says for people who are trying to clean up their reputation, what the sites are doing can feel like extortion. >> if we can eliminate the profit then they won't do it. >> i see my mugshot, i always remind me about my family. i don't want to hurt my family. >> reporter: her mugshot was posted online after she was arrested for shoplifting even though the charges were dropped, her mugshot is still available. she says the site will not take it down unless she pays. we will hear more from her tonight at 10:00 p.m. and what recourse is available

for victims to fight back if they don't stop accepting money to remove mug shots from their websites. melanie woodrow, ktvu fox 2 news. scary moments for a man when a tree comes down in his neighborhood. >> i was heading up towards the passport. >> what he heard and -- path. >> what he heard and felt it is came down. >> -- felt as it came down. >> some remarkable video of a man being rescued from a burning car.

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remarkable new video to share of a man being rescued from a burning car in florida. deputies smashed the window and dragged the man out. the video is from christmas day. the driver was treated for minor burns and smoke inhalation. the deputies received a medal of merit. two homeowners have a clean up job on their hands. winds uprooted this tree that came on two neighboring homes. the tree fell about 9:00 p.m. friday night. taking out a deck. no one was home. the neighbor who lives across the street heard that giant tree fall. >> it was like a rumble.

like a earthquake. the ground shakes. the rumble. this was moving. i thought it was coming my way. i was heading towards the back to get out of the way. >> the houses are second homes for the owners. one is hoping to rebuild. suge knight will spend the next six weeks behind bars as attorneys prepare for the next hearing. suge knight is charged with murder, attempted herder and hit and run after he struck and killed a man after a confrontation last month. the judge denied a request for bay saying he is a flight risk and denied a request he be evaluated by his personal physician. president obama and germance chancellor met that white house -- german chancellor met at the white

house today to discuss the problems in ukraine. 9 soldiers died in fighting there. 5300 people have been killed since it began. the u.s. and allies imposed sanctions on russia but it hasn't stopped vladimir putin. president obama will give diplomacy a chance before deciding whether to arm ukraine. >> the possibility of weapons is something that is being examined. >> he is against military intervention. a kitten stolen from a pet adoption center has been returned by the thief with an interesting apology. the cat is back at the petsmart. a man was seen on surveillance video walking in and leaving with the kitten. word went out on social media and a day later the kitten was returned with a message saying it was going to be a

valentine's day present and i had no money. i am sorry. the rains have creeks and rivers flowing. we have bib waiting for -- been waiting for rain for months now and one water district says it has too much water and the plan to save the monarch butterfly and how it involves schools. >> and the weather forecast. no rain but fog. when i come back i will dial that in for you. i will see you back here after the break.

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. it is something we haven't seen in weeks. water falls and creeks that was dry are now gushing in marine county and hikers are thrilled. reservoirs are almost full and despite the drought here the distribute water engineer is one happy man. ktvu's john fowler talked with him and today he shows us they have more water than they can store. >> reporter: so much water the water district is sending thousands of gallons a minute out to the bay. from this spillway at phoenix lake. phoenix is a reserve lake. >> that water could be pumped up to the pupper lakes when -- upper lakes when there is room

in there. >> they still urge people to continue to conserve because they say we are still in a drought but all this rain has transformed the back country. rushing, flourishing, inspiring. drawing people in the forest who hold us they are awed. >> beautiful. you have an eco system going right now. which is what we needed. >> reporter: this video and other videos of water falls too far back to get to today. all of these are accessible to hikers and are now breath taking. >> this is beautiful. this is gorgeous. >> reporter: with the forecast for perfect weather ahead a great time to come and enjoy nature. john fowler, ktvu fox 2 news.

slopes in the sierra looking whiter and more skiable with the latest storm. the slopes of sugar bowl brought joy today. the season started early with a dose of snow in december but it melted to nothing last month. now they are reporting 2 feet of new snow at the top and a foot at the base. >> we have a huge snow accumulation up there. covering up all the rocks. it is a lot of fun. >> hard packed. it is wet. snow. skiing on top of it. it is carvable. good skiing. >> 60% of trails are open and 4- 13 lifts are open. they plan to fire up three more lifts for the weekend. other reports are reporting good conditions as well. we are in lake tahoe two weeks ago, no snow. i wish i could go this weekend. our chief meteorologist bill martin.

john fowler's piece, we were just talking about seeing all that water. i get it but seeing all that water -- [ talking at the same time ] >> i love after a big rain, i love watching the run off. seeing where it goes. where is it going? that is why the snow pack is important because this water runs into the bay. in the mountains it sits up there in the snow and melts slowly feeds in slowly and we are able to capture it in reservoirs. a lot of times -- it is all about the snow. really about how much snow we get in the mountains so it could time release the water accordingly so we can store it. it is painful to watch it run off. here is the system that will miss us. a nice looking weather system. it goes over the top. radar is spinning. not much to show.

rain around lake shasta. big reservoir filling up in lake sonoma. northern portion of humboldt county. snow was okay. not a ton. but snow, that is good. higher elevations. it does -- it is interesting, that drives it into your head, why we need snow. the snow time releases and puts it in a form that we can control. when it runs, we get all the rain, it goes down the river and out into the ocean. forecast highs. it will warm up the next few days. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, into the mid-70s. the high-pressure system is with us for this five-day forecast and it will stick around. highs tomorrow fog in the morning ask high -- and highs to where they were today.

wednesday and thursday, mid-70s and dry. valley fog is back. you will see valley fog in the morning. temperatures on mild to warm side. and got a shot at spare the air. the pattern -- we have been doing this all january. spare the air nights. the five-day forecast. sunday. i will pop that in for you. dry. the five-day forecast -- good, though, good -- it was a productive series of storms. that is the kind of storm and the way we need hem. hopefully there will -- them. hopefully there will be more. >> for families going skiing the timing is good. >> yeah. yeah. skiing will be fine. there is snow up there. [ talking at the same time ]

>> thank you. hard to believe we are talking about baseball season but it is almost time for spring training. a's pitchers and catchers report next thursday. today the team met the media at the coliseum. many players were hard to recognize, there are so many new faces on this year's team. >> basically everybody is new and we are all meeting. fun. great guys. talented guys. we are all excited to get down to arizona, get ready for the year. >> it is a good group. a lot of different permanents. we have one com-- permanents. we have one -- personalities. we have one common goal. >> he played college ball at cal. yesterday the fans got their chance to meet the players at the fan fest. the a's open on april six against the texas rangers. every time we do a story on the

a's, reminds me of a little boy. there was something about being a little kid, going to the coliseum, the feel, the smell. the dirt. cool memories. a non-profit that works with cancer patients was told it needed to move out. what employees are doing to stop the move and the group that is stepping in to help. julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> coming up. a woman delivering pizza to a customer is sexually attacked. what we are learning about the boy now in custody and how he carried out the attack. and the work horse of the sky. used from fighting fires to search and rescue and helping troops in war zones. the changes to northern california's chinook helicopters and rumors of measles party, are they a reality or a legend?

we will find out in 10 minutes at 6:00 p.m.

chinook helicopters netflix is launching in cuba. 27% of cubans have internet but they are hoping infrastructure will improve as the u.s. eases sanctions. they are trying to expand internationally and wants to be in 200 counties by next year -- countries by next year.

preparations at levi stadium for the nhl outdoor winter classic between the sharks and the kings. a truck hauling ice making equipment arrived this afternoon. february 21 the san jose sharks play the los angeles kings outside at levi stadium. and crews have just 12 days to make an ice rink. >> the biggest challenge here is rain and the sun. they plan to do a lot of ice making and the construction of the rink after the sun sets or in the evening and work through the night and during the day they will keep the ice covered so there is no sun on the ice. >> the sharks are expecting a crowd of 70,000 and only a couple hundred tickets are still left. this is the second outdoor nhl game ever on the west coast. a small non-profit service that works with cancer service in san francisco lost its lease to make way for a tech company. ktvu's rob roth says they are

having a tough time finding a new space. >> reporter: hereon mission street -- here on mission street they have been providing emotional support for cancer patients and their families but the landlord said the lease isn't being renewed. >> i feel angry. i feel really, really angry. >> the space is being taken over by double dutch looking to expand. they say they didn't know they were leaving against their will. >> painful because i know they are in a tough spot. >> the landlord told us space limited in the building and it would be easier for them to find another space rather than double dutch which has 150 employees. they say they haven't been able to find affordable space. >> we are in a safe place for

clients. some services occur at night. and will our clients need to take 2, 3 buses to get to us? >> reporter: they are offering to help financially. >> we want them to have a soft landing somewhere. for -- we have been working -- how we can help. >> reporter: many expressed concern about tech companies taking over the neighborhood. >> they can't compete with the deeper pockets. >> our clients are upset. some of them are depressed. stressed out. they ask us where are you going to go? >> reporter: they say they may hold its ground. on the day the lease expires they may hold a sit in. rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. there is a plan to spend $3 million to save the monarch

butterfly by restoring the habitat. officials say the monarch butterfly population is 10% of what it was a few years ago. they will restore 200,000 acres from california to the mid-west and many locations will be in school yards and gardens. they are in the middle of a review it determine whether it should be listed as threatened. the ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 p.m. starts now. a daring crime leaves a community in the east bay stunned. police say a customer kidnapped and raped by a domino's pizza delivery driver. good evening. i am -- hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am julie haener. >> facing rape charges after he kidnapped, robbed a woman. ktvu's john sasaki is live at police headquarters in antioch with what he learned about the

suspect. john? >> reporter: doesn't get more brazen than this. ord arpizza, when it a-- order a pieca, when it arrive -- pizza, when it arrives, pull a gun on her and rob and rape her. >> shocking. shad. tragic. -- sad. tragic. >> reporter: police got a call from a domino's pizza delivery driver just about the worse thing happened to her. >> she had been kidnapped. sexual assaultedsexual assaulted and robbed. >> reporter: the driver went to a home on the 2800 block of blue bell circle when someone pulled a gun. and told her to drive to another location where he raped her. >> physical injuries aside from the sexual assault are minor. however mentally and emotionally it is immeasurable. >> just -- i just feel for her and her family and pray she is

able toovercome this -- to overcome this. . >> reporter: after searching the neighborhood they found him. these are photos showing the teenager in custody. >> we believe he called with the incent on robbing the -- with the intent on robbing the driver. >> reporter: he has criminal record. >> for anybody this is a serious crime. for a 17-year-old, who knows what he is capable of in the future years. >> reporter: some say serious crime is too common in antioch. >> this town is not what it used to be. like the -- like the wild, wild west. too many crimes. people not taking life serious. >> reporter: i contacted dominoes who said the company is shocked and horrified by what happened. they will support that victim in