oakland's police chief vows to find the shooter who gunned a 14-year-old boy' walked with friends near his home. i'm tori campbell. counselors are meeting with students at two oakland schools today to help them make sense of the shooting. christien kafton has more. >> reporter: freshmen devon ellis attended oakland tech. the 14-year-old was shot and killed on saturday night. school officials this morning are calling that shooting a senseless and despicable act. family, friends and school officials say ellis was a good

student and a talented football player e was walking with friends saturday night on brookdale avenue near humboldt when shot and killed. no motive, no suspects at this point and it could be a case of mistaken identity. they've held a series of counseling sessions at the school to hem students grieve as students and teachers learn about how he died. >> there's no sure way, no universal method of dealing with a tragedy of this magnitude. tree try to do the best -- we try to do the best we can and offer support and let the kids know that we're there for them. >> reporter: it there was a -- there was a growing memorial at the scene. they are mourning the loss of a young man they say had everything to live for. back to you. >> thank you. fire crews in san jose attacked a three-alarm fire this morning that destroyed a garage. the fire was reported at a home on north 9th street near james

street after 10:30, crews say the garage was engulfed in flames when they first arrived and quick smoke could be seen from dwight a distance away -- quite a distance away. a head-on crash in santa cruz county killed four people and left four others with major injuries. the accident was reported around 8:00 last night. chp says a car on freedom boulevard in aptos crossed into oncoming traffic and collided with a truck. there were seven people in the car, the chp says none of them were wearing seat belts. the driver and two passengers were pronounced dead at the scene. passenger in the truck died at the hospital. the chp says it does appear alcohol or drugs were a factor in the crash. a double homicide in livermore may have step stemmed from a gun deal. fox 2's katie utehs explains what led up to the deadly shooting. >> reporter: two men dead,

another in custody following what some are saying was a gun deal gone bad. >> they fumbled over the gun, my friend got it and shot him first. >> reporter: this man said his friend was one of the two killed near altamont creek and winding street drive yesterday afternoon. neighbors heard three shots around 4:30 as police responded to 911 calls for a verbal argument. >> just heard the loud pop and we were getting in our car getting ready to leave to go to the grocery store and i looked to the side. i didn't know at the time what it was. i just saw someone laying in the grass. >> reporter: police are not identifying the villes. one man died on scene. another at the hospital. chris fisher showed up to the scene early this morning saying one of the men killed was a father. >> it's a tragedy. violence needs to stop, whether

-- too much gun, too much violence. >> reporter: as the surviving shooter sped away, police identified james wares as a potential suspect. >> we put out a surveillance team at -- and located ware at 9:00 p.m. >> reporter: officers located a gun, ditched in a parking lot near the crime scene. >> ware resisted arrest. the k-9 was dae employed and he -- deployed and he was bitten and taken into custody. >> reporter: police and others involve know wares has a criminal record. >> he peddles drugs out of hotel. >> reporter: police would only say the three wren were exchaining -- the three men were exchanging contraband. >> no one had to die over a $500 weapon. >> reporter: back to you. palo alto police hope a sketch will help them find a

man suspected of indecent exposure. they are not sure whether this case is linked to others in palo alto in october. the latest one happened sunday, february 22nd about 4:00 a.m. an 11 idea girl said she was walking her door on el dorado avenue when she went past a man sitting in his car naked from the waste man. he's described as being in his 30s, 40s, meeld yum build with a goatee -- medium build with a goatee. san francisco police plan to hold a town hall meeting tonight about a shooting in the mission district. investigators say it happened when two plain clothes officers responded to reports of a man with a knife on 24th and folsom on thursday night. they say the man was trying to steal another man's bike. the officers reportedly told the suspect to drop his knife but he refused. that's when officers shot and killed him. the meeting is set to start at 6:00 tonight at cease r chavez

elementary school on shotwell street. benjamin netanyahu is in the united states making an emotional case against a nuclear iran. joel waldman reports the visit is also exposing tensions between the obama administration and the israeli leader. >> reporter: israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, starting off his visit with an address to apec, the largest pro-vl movement in the united states arguing against a nuclear iran. >> american leaders worry about the security of their country. israeli leaders worry about the survival of their country. >> reporter: expect a more frosty reception for benjamin netanyahu tomorrow as he addresses a joint meeting of congress. vice president joe bide -- biden is out of the country and will be a no show and is upset that his visit came at the

request of john boehner. >> the united states of america will not allow iran to obtain a nuclear weapon, period. >> reporter: the obama administration has been in secret negotiations with iran over that country's nuclear ambition. but many, including israel's prime minister, fear the white house is giving away too much without getting anything in return. >> they have this delusion as they make their nuclear deal with iran there is a brand-new relationship. we're partners. it's crazy. >> reporter: the white house did not want to meet with the benjamin netanyahu because two weeks after this visit, the israeli leader faces a tough re- election. in washington, joel waldman, fox news. today president obama heard recommendations from a task force looking into police use of force ranging from use of cameras to better data collections. >> rate knew, we do not -- rate now, we do not have a good sense and local communities

don't have a good sense of how frequently there may be interactions with police and community members that result in a death. >> the task force was appointed following the deaths of unarmed black men in ferguson, missouri and new york city. it recommended an independent recommendation when police used deadly force among other practices. the president said now is the time for police to build trust in police of communities of color. the justice department is expected to release a highly critical report this week accusing police in ferguson, missouri of racial discrimination. the investigation was launched after a white police officer shot and killed unarmed black teenager, michael brown. according to the new york times, the report accuses ferguson police of disproportionately issuing traffic citations to african- americans and relying on those fines to fill holes in the city's budget. the city will have to negotiate

a settlement or face geeting sued. they are expected to clear officer darren wilson shooting death of michael brown. an nfl player for the packers has been arrested in vacaville. according to several reports, corner basketball, jared bush was arrested yesterday for public intoxication. no other details are being released at this time. bush who is from vacaville was essentially released from jail. he's been with the packers since 2006. google wants to show you what it is like to soar through the trees in the amazon jungle. the street view option, mostly provides panoramic views but google has found creative ways to show exotic places. it's seemed up with an environmental protection group to explore a remote part of an amazon rain forest in brazil with a device called a tracker that carries the camera on a zipline through the trees.

yahoo! is celebrating it's 20th anniversary today. ia moo was founded in 29 -- yahoo was founded in 199 a. it was created to be a guide for the web. to celebrate, king goldman rang the opening bell, which was changed into th yahoo! yodel. the nasdaq has touched 5,000 for the first time in nearly 15 years since the dotcom boom. uber is the latest company to report a data breach. the company says hackers launched a cyberattack on its database with 50,000 current and former drivers. almost half of those drivers are in california. uber says it discovered the problem in september but the actual break-in happened last may. the company says it has no report of data being misused. uber says it's contacting the

affected drivers and offering them one year of free identity monitoring services. coming up, another big recall from a major automaker. plus we'll have details on a key meeting today on the crisis in ukraine. what ukrainian leaders want to help keep the peace. a chance for sprinkles around the bay area today. some is already being reported. rosemary orozco will be here with the bay area forecast. new figures are out on san jose's crumbling roads. we'll tell you how much the potholes are costing the average driver.

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secretary of state john kerry is in geneva for a united nations meeting on the crisis in ukraine. ukraine's president is planning to appeal to the u.n. and the european union for peacekeepers to come to eastern ukraine. correspondent amy kellogg has more from london. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry in switzerland for a human righting council meeting. meeting with his counterpart at a geneva ahole ahead of the attacks -- hotel ahead of the attacks. secretary kerry warning of more consequences for russia if the current peace deal falls apart. >> i reiterated the urgency of russia's leaders and the

separatists that they back implementing the full measure of the commitments. >> reporter: russian foreign minister also expressing kemp over the -- concern over the conflict but says the latest cease-fire agreement is starting to work. >> translator: heavy wechs are being pulled back under control. those who try not to notice this and call for increasing armses control, breaking the settlement. >> reporter: infrastructure hit hard by the fighting. 400 people have been without power, heat or easy access to food for more than a month. the death toll surpasses 6,000 people. >> there has been a escalation in civillies in -- civilities in january and the first part of february,. >> reporter: the fighting has

tapered 0 of recently after last month's peace deal but they say that contract is still being violated. in london, amy kellogg, fox news. hyundai is recalling more than 200,000 cars for power steering system problems. the recall affects 263,000 elantra sedans and the touring versions. they say an electronic sensor can malfunction and disabled steering system. hyundai says no accidents or injuries related to the problem have been reported. the carmaker is notifying owners of affected cars and deal will fix the problem for free. gas prices may be going up. the current average is 3.39 in california. last week, drivers were paying 2.95 a gallon and a month ago, most drivers were paying about

a dollar less than they are now. the supply has been drying up since the fire at the exxonmobil refinery in torrance and the strike at the tesoro refinery in martinez. state laumakers will hold -- lawmakers will hold meetings this week. drivers in san francisco are paying on average 3.34 to fill up in san jose, it's costing about 3.36. in oakland, drivers are paying about 3.34. a new report shows many streets in san jose are deteriorating quickly because the city just can't keep up with maintenance. the city auditor found that 60% of the roads in san jose are so worn out that expensive auto repairs are needed. industry experts say streets need to be repaired every ten years but the audit found san jose has never met the goal due to insufficient funds. some roads have not been maintained since the 1980s. the report says san jose roads rank as fair right now.

but if they are not dealt with soon, 38% of the streets will rank as poor. >> i've gotten flats along those roads. haven't gotten any car flats but bike flats. i don't even drive along the roads because it's so terrible. >> reporter: what's it like? >> really bumpy. >> transportation researchers end up drivers could pay an extra $760 a year because worn roads can result in increased tire wear and higher gas consumption. doctors that giving in who want to delay their children's vaccinations. in a national foundation, researchers found that 93% said they handled vaccination delay requests in a typical month. some parents want to spare their kids from get be jabbed at so many sittings. despite the risks, doctors

often agree to maintain trust with parents or to avoid those with practice. a new sleep study is shedding light on why americans are not getth sleep they made. they found pine a -- pain along with stress are the top reeves for shorter sleep duration and quality. one fifth have chronic pain and more than a third have acute pain. 65% of those with no chronic pain. all right. rosemary joins us now. we're hearing reports of pain in the bay area. >> yeah. one of our photographers in san jose tweeted out, sent me video of rain falling over san jose. we will take a look at the radar. look at the mostly cloudy day

out there. it's cloudy. it's cooler for most. and for some, light scattered showers in the forecast. let's take a look at stormtracker. we'll take a look at this latest system. it's a quick-moving system. it's arriving down the coastline. you can see the circulation pulling up a little bit of moisture in the bay area. again, areas right off the southern san mateo coastline reporting a few light scattered showers and san jose reporting a few light scattered showers. we can get in closer. stretches from areas near fremont, milpitas, along 680 over into san jose areas right around santa clara perhaps a few light showers for you along 82 as well as 280 and highway 101. this will be the call for today. a hit or miss scattered shower. maybe the slightest possibility of a thunderstorm. it looks slim. it will be there with us for your monday. sierra snow, we have -- it looks like down to 5,000 feet. 2 to 4 inches expected here. and if you weren't tuning in

over the weekend, one to two feet of snow fell in the sierra over the weekend. that's great news. if we take away the radar, you can see the circulation right off our coastline here. fortunately, it doesn't have a lot of moisture with it. but it is going to bring the unstable air for today. so you may get a hit or miss shower as we move through the afternoon. most of this moisture being picked up over the shear. but we have the -- shear. but we have the possibility at 2:00, maybe over the santa cruz mountains, the diablo range, a few sprinkles around the bay. 5:00, more of the same and 7:00, it starting to pull out as it moves south. temperatures 58 in oakland. 57 in napa. 58 in mountain view. 55 for half moon bay. temperatures will remain in the upper 50s to low 60s for your afternoon today. 62 expected for san rafael as well as oakland. as we shift into the south bay, we have temperatures ranging from 61 in mountain view. 62 from san jose, 63 gilroy. not a large spread there.

the extended forecast. we get past today and then we dry out. as we get into the second half of the business week not only are we dry. but we're warm. low 70s to mid-70s in the forecast for the weekend. >> we're still a few days away from spring. >> thank you. you will soon have to bring a different credit card on your trip to costco and the new ikea coffee tables and lamps designed to do more than just look good. ush

a dramatic midair rescue was caught on camera. it happened in australia during a skydiving course. christopher jones, less than 30 seconds into the jump, he had a seizure. his instruct ear was able to -- instructor was able to release his parachute. he did land safely. well, the u.s. stock market is higher this afternoon as deals and economic news gives stocks a lift. the government report that consumer spending dipped in january is actually helping the rally. it showed income edged up. the dow is currently up 124 and the nasdaq, it was just over 5,000. it's dropped down to 4,999.85. up 36 right now. and the s&p is also up 10.

well, some major changes coming to the costco checkout counter. it has struck a deal for city to be the exclusivish a youer of the -- exclusive issuer of the credit card. costco is subject to them buying the credit card portfolio. costco and american express parted ways after failing to reach an agreement on renewal terms. costco says the deal with visa and citigroup would take effect the next day. ikea is unveiling a new line of furniture that will do more than test your assembly skills. it will also charge certain mobile deal vices. it has incorporated technology into coffee tables and lamps. it using a charging standard that's compatible with the latest samsung phones. it will sell an april can'ter for iphones and other devices.

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- [woman] on this episode of xploration outer space, the reasons for why we explore can be endless but we're going in search of a few answers. from astronauts to scientists to entrepreneurs. our journey sends us coast to coast for an inside look at one of exploration's most import inventions. and in europe, one man's mission to mars is gaining a lot of attention despite the catch. there's no coming back. welcome to xploration outer space. people dedicate their lives to space exploration for many different reasons. nasa's vision summarizes this nicely. to improve life here to extend life there to find life beyond.