people picked through the charred remains of a home after authorities say it was intentionally set on fire. good evening i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. and debora villalon is live in santa rosa where police are calling this arson and attempted murder. >> reporter: one of those house mates is the suspect's own brother who now has serious burns. three people were lucky to escape this place before it was gutted. this front door offered no

escape. blocked by flames as the living room practically exploded. >> put fire to the mattress and all this was on fire. >> reporter: jose uluack is one of seven people who lived in this three bedroom home until he says a house mate soaked his own mattress with gasoline and lit it. >> a patrol officer was driving by and saw the fire. >> reporter: that was lucky, because one resident who smelled smoke got nowhere putting the fire out with water from the kitchen. he ran to warn a man and woman in their bedroom. only moments before they locked themselvess in their bedroom because the suspect was threatening the woman's sister. he says he doesn't know what the trouble was. >> it's my room. >> reporter: residents are

salvages what they can. six adults and 9 -month-old baby are now homeless skwr-tz what are you going to do now? >> i don't know. i'm still looking for another house, i don't know. >> reporter: after starting the fire, the suspect walked away without a word or warning. >> he burned the house and walked away. then he came back like nothing happened. how can that everyone be possible. >> reporter: as the fire was winding down he was spotted watching across the street. >> and we told the police guy, that's the guy that burned the house. >> it's a little odd. you wouldn't expect the suspect to do that. but the residents that were here identified him. there's a little crowd watching the fire department. and they identified him as the suspect. so we went over and detained him. >> reporter: the in custody, samuel alvarez who was in his 40s. his sister-in-law suffered smoke inhalation.

his brother received burns to his face and hands as he was trying to make his escape. south bay authorities are said to begin their fourth day of a man hunt for this suspected child molester who was locked up in a santa clara county jail. as we first reported back on friday, carter overpowered a deputy then slipped away from a san jose hospital during a medical appointment. our coverage continues tonight with ktvu's noelle walker who reports additional resources have now joined the search. >> reporter: one maine -- one minute he was an inmate being taken to the hospital, the next he made his escape to freedom. the alleged child molester attacked a deputy to make his escape from the santa clara county medical center on friday. today hospital security, and

the sheriff's department are all searching for the one who got away. >> we're hoping he's not in this area anymore. >> reporter: lindsay hannagan living in the apartment complex that was the focus for the escapee. that's where tong lee is keeping a close eye on his six year old grandson. >> i'm worried because he's a so called child molester. >> reporter: who's still on the lose. >> i don't feel good about it. >> reporter: the man has tied to campbell. this place with an idealic small town feel is where he was arrested a year ago. >> it's scary because knowing he has ties to this community, leads me to believe he probably wouldn't veer very far from it. >> reporter: davis veered his family here to stay away from crimes. >> today we will make sure we

lock our doors. if he was brazen enough to hurt an officer, who knows what he will do right. >> reporter: if you know where he is the sheriff's department would like to hear from you. you can remain anonymous. in milpitas, noelle walker, fox 2 news. the sixth suspect in the investigation of the assassination of menzov has killed himself. three more suspects replain in jail as authorities decide whether to file charges. the 55-year-old former deputy prime minister was killed last month just hours after a radio broadcast that was critical of putin. it's been a year since malaysian airline 370 disappeared into the indian

ocean. today an official report shows that investigators still have no answers. many relatives gathered to read this report. it is a 584 page progress report put together by a team of international experts printed only in english. meantime frustrated relatives are demanding that the search continue until that plane is found. >> reporter: malaysian says one day that the plane lost connection, the next that it is missing. if it is missing, you should find me the body of my son. >> the report showed no mechanical problem. but it showed that a black box beacon had expired. the search is still under way. there were 239 people on board. hillary clinton's e-mail use was the topic of the sunday talk shows today. senator dianne feinstein became the first mayor democrat to call on clinton to explain why

she used only a private e-mail accounted when she was secretary of state. >> she is the preimminent political figure right now. she is the leading candidate. whether it be republican or democrat to be the next president. and i think that she needs to step up and come out and state exactly what the situation is. >> feinstein went on to say that silence will only hurt clinton. there are gaps of quote months and months in the 55,000 pages of e-mails clinton turned over to the committee. clinton stated that she wants the state department to release her e-mails but that has not satisfied the chair. >> i have lost confidence in the state department to make that determination. they're the ones that allowed this arrangement. they're the ones that did nothing about this arrangement until they got a request from

our committee. >> reporter: since her tweet last week, clinton has remained silent. and more on reports that our severe drought could raise hikes from the water district some as much as 30%. the reason for the potential price hike, people are using less water amidst the drought. cara liu live with the impact to your wallet. >> reporter: lower water use typically means lower water bills and because more people are using less water, bay area water districts are under financial pressures because of those lower bills. in montclair we found neighbors tending to her garden. she says she doesn't water but once or twice in an effort to conserve. >> sometimes when we wash the rugs or recycle the water that

we use are safe for indoor plants. >> reporter: her neighbor marie brady says that it's showers only no baths in her household. she also plans to get rid of her grass. >> pretty immediately. take the grass out and put in drought tolerant plants that need less water. >> people are conserving more that mean it is bills that are being paid are coming down ever so slightly. and that over 1.3 million people are drinking bay water today so that does add up. >> reporter: the drought is costing the district 25 million in lost water sales and the the cost of bringing in water from the sacramento area. residents we talked to say they understand the realities of the ongoing drought may mean using less and paying more. >> well i understand. it's been a terrible winter. there's hardly been any rain. so, i can understand that. people are just going to do the

right thing. >> reporter: east bay mud is going to have to talk about a possible increase and drought surcharge in a meeting later this month. heather. >> we'll have to wait and see what happens at those meetings, cara, thank you. water wasters face stiff penalties fines of up to $1,000 are possible for people who water on the wrong day, wrong time or overwater. the time change brought a change in watering rules there in sacramento. people are now allowed to outdoor water twice a week instead of once a week but it must happen before 10:00 a.m. or after 7:00 p.m. sea world san diego is putting its sea lion and otter show on hold so park facilities can help rescue sea lion pups. >> we basically are rehabilitating right now two years worth of what we normally rescue. >> reporter: sea world says it's rescued more than 400 stranded sea lions from california shores this year. park officials say the pups are sickly and thin and need time

to recooperate. they're building two additional pools to accommodate the pups and flying sea lion handlers in from parks in orlando, tampa and texas to help. >> it really chokes me up just this parks commitment. the team members i work with. they're my heros and more of those heros are coming back to help us. >> reporter: it appears the amaceuated pups are not getting enough food but it's not clear why. this is the first time the park has shutdown shows. a north california teen's art inspired by news headlines. >> i think people can look at it however they want. >> i talk about his digital imagine of bill cosby that gained him national attention. and we have just heartbreaking details about a woman hit by a car and left to die. her boyfriend talks with us about the brilliant artist and love of his life that was suddenly lost.

>> plus an overflow crowd packs a selma alabama church. the 10:00 news continues in 90 seconds.

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train. according to police around 9:00 tonight two men were fighting on the nummi platform when oneman shoved another on the track. the victim suffered a serious head injury and was taken to the hospital. the other man ran off. right now the civic center station was closed but trains are running through the station not stopping there. we'll have a crew headed to the scene and we'll let you know more as soon as we learn more about it coming up in this newscast. >> reporter: throughout selma alabama local churches are holding services commemorating the events of bloody sunday.

one service in particular taking place in a church that was a central meeting place during the civil rights movement. that church invited eric holder as a speaker. >> they spoke of equality, of opportunity, of justice. and they also spoke of promises unkept. they made brave and perilless dreams that had been deferred. >> but you know i would have never guessed that just a couple of years ago, that our supreme court would dismantle the voting rights act. because today we should be celebrating but we can't celebrate yet. >> reporter: now this comes a day after president obama former president george w. bush and scores of other politicians and civil rights leaders participated in a ceremonial march over the edmond pettis bridge. they did this in honor of the demonstrators who suffered police beats and tear gas as

they attempted to cross that same bridge back in 1965. televised images of the beatings gained national support for the demonstrators who would later go on to march in greater numbers from selma to the state capital in montgomery. >> what greater expression of faith in the american experiment than this? what greater form of patriotism is there than the belief that america is not yet finished. >> reporter: a series of marchs and ceremonies are marched along the historic march from selma to montgomery. in boston the trial of accused boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev is set to continue tomorrow. the trial started with defense attorneys admitting that their client is guilty. that is seen as a start to try to convince the jury that the 21-year-old was under the influence of his older brother and should be spared. a lady who lost her leg

testified last week and wrote on the facebook page and realized she was no longer afraid of dzhokhar tsarnaev after seeing him in court. news tonight of two more westerners suspected of trying to join the islamic state. australian authorities said two brothers one 16 years old and the other 17 years old were picked up on friday as they tried to pass through customs at sidney airport. the boys were taken into custody when customs officials noticed something suspicious in their bag. the teens were later released to their parents but are expected to face charges. >> these were two misguided young australians and australians born and bred, went to school here, grew up here, yet it seems they had subcomb to the lures of the death call. >> reporter: it's estimated that more than 3,000 have

joined the terrorists over the last three years. the majority are said to be from the middle east and north africa. however, several dozen from right here in the u.s. in iraq today, fierce fighting outside the city of tikrit. 2/3 of the fighting force are malitia led the others iraqi forces. general martin dempsey the chairman of the joint chief of staff expressed concern that when the military operation is over malitias must include the sunni in their efforts. a toddler survived an accident that left her trapped

in her car seat and under water. a fisherman found the car yesterday afternoon. the mother was found dead. but the little girl was strapped in the car seat and in a part of the car that remained over water. the temperatures dipped in the 20s. and the water was so cold that seven firefighters had to be treated for hypothermia. and people were busy at the white elephant sale. today was the final day of this two day sale at a 96,000 square foot warehouse in the fruitvale district. all of the items you see were donated to help raise money for the oakland museum. organizers say it takes about a year to get ready for this huge sale. and that includes the sometimes difficult task of pricing. >> these women have a lot of experience and they call on their parents, or their

relatives and often times we have experts come by that want to buy from us and they help us out as well. >> reporter: last year's sale raised almost $2 million for the museum. organizers are hoping for similar results this year. items left behind will be donated to other bay area cities. police try to catch the hit- and-run driver and we hear from the woman's boyfriend about his loss. plus a northern california teen gains attention for his art work depicting bill cosby. we talk about his plans for the controversial images. >> most of the bay area cooled off a bit today. right now we're tracking another round of fog moving into san francisco. we'll talk about the monday forecast and when rain clouds could make a come back in your local neighborhood.

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a northern california teenager is making waves in the art world with some controversial works. some of his subjects are taken

straight from the headlines including hillary clinton and bill cosby. >> reporter: the turlock student loves making masks. one of his favorite politician is hillary clinton so he made this mask. >> i was hoping that hillary was going to run for president in 2016. so i made that to take to one of her book signings. >> reporter: someone wore the mask at a keystone pipeline protest in san francisco and suddenly rodman's work was getting some buzz. rodman's father is an art professor. >> he's learning to get thick skin. because once you're out there, you're being subjected to all kind of criticism and he's hearing a lot of it. >> reporter: but it was another work ripped from the headlines that really put edwards on the map. >> when i heard about the allegations i was really upset. >> reporter: he says he grew up

a cosby fan, exclusively for his fat albert. so he made a nude fat albert with the head of bill cosby. and a hand right where something else should be. >> i didn't see some of the criticism coming his way the way it had. >> reporter: the imagine has gained a national audience on the huffington post. rodman made a new toned down imagine of cosby hoping to get the sculpture put in the tv hall of fame. >> i'm really not against bill cosby. i feel like, i feel bad that he has to cancel his shows. i feel bad that he's getting a lot of negative attention. >> reporter: rodman says he has

plans for art projects but for now he's being coy. >> i'm just trying to get my word out there. my thoughts on celebrities, that's what i plan to keep doing. >> he's already decided, he's guarded it. he didn't tell you what it was, which surprised me. he wants to surprise the world. >> reporter: rodman says he's just ordered a 3d printer and plans to make small plastic figures of his bill cosby works and hopes to sell them online. and a player's new home. >> a local artist killed in a hit-and-run as she walked to her art studio. the heartbreaking moment her boyfriend learned something was wrong.

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the search is on tonight for the person responsible for a hit-and-run crash that killed an east bay woman and beloved artist. >> if you thought of her she would bring a smile to your face. >> reporter: they were supposed to grow old together. >> she was a practicing buddhist, she wouldn't hurt a fly. the fact that she was taken from us, it's devastating. >> reporter: powell who made hand crafted jewelry among many of her other talents was walking to her studio saturday afternoon. it appears a car jumped the curve in west oakland. property owner fred lockett is

repairing the damage. >> if you look at the tracks they were going at a very high speed. high rate of speed. >> reporter: mason knew something was wrong when howell didn't answer his calls or texts. >> then the police rang the doorbell. then i knew something bad happened. >> this just made no sense for something to happen to that talented and wonderful soul. i want justice to be done in what these people found locked up. >> reporter: powell loved one hope he turn himself or herself in. if you have any information, you're urged to contact oakland police. in oakland, cristina rendon. mail in ballots are going out tomorrow for a special election in san jose to fill an

open city council seat. 10 residents from district four in the north side of the city are campaigning for a seat kept vacant. he left the council for the state assembly with two years left on his term. a run off election will be held on june 3rd. protesters in san francisco denounced arch bishop salvatori corteleon. >> reporter: the protesters demand the arch bishop that teachers sign clauses saying they're against homo sexuality and contraception. >> every human being on earth should be free to be treated as

human being. we're saying that abortion is not immoral and being lgbt, being gay is not immoral. >> reporter: many san francisco catholic school teachers along with eight members of the state assembly and members of the san francisco board of supervisors and the city attorney have all requested that the clauses be removed. supporters of the language argue it is reasonable for parents who send their children to catholic school to be sure that their children will learn authentic catholic teachings. new at 10:00 tonight an announcement from apple that the company's shuttle drivers will be getting a big raise. shuttle drivers have been picketing saying they're under paid and overworked. some also voted to work the teamsters union. today an apple spokesperson said that the people that operate the commute shuttles will get a pay raise. and split shift will be getting

a pay increase. the ship is home ported in los angeles and will spend the year cruising from there to mexico and hawaii. here in the bay area san francisco board officials expect 82 visits this year by cruise ships, work on the carnival miracle is expected to be finished in just about 11 days. thousands of people took advantage of today's weather to enjoy this sunday's first street event for 2015. a long stretch of the embarcadero was opened to traffic from san francisco wharf to 17th street. >> usually the embarcadero is wall to wall traffic. so it's nice to see when it's half for people and bicycles, people having fun and hanging

out with their family and friends. >> the next street event is held on april 12th. that will be in the dog patch neighborhoods. all you warrior fans pretty spoiled with steph curry's skills. today that all started something that even left head coach kerr shaking his head. this all coming up on sports wrap. >> mark tamayo says there's a chance of rain. a full look at his forecast coming up next. ♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier.

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most of the bay area cooled a bit today. temperatures down a good five to 10 degrees. almost looks like the mid-

middle of june with the fog making a big come back. this was picked up late this afternoon into the evening hours. as you can see here so, the fog is already making that push at least approaching the bay and that will be a big factor in our forecast first thing tomorrow morning. also impacting our temperatures as well. as far as the temperatures from this afternoon, boy it's beautiful video. you can see the temperatures maxing out in the 70s still in livermore. 71 in san jose. the official high. san francisco 68 and santa rosa 73 degrees. on the satellite you can see some clouds out to our west and to our south and west. and here's a closer inspection. here's the fog bank hugging a good portion of the bay area coastline. and this will continue to expand in cove for -- coverage for the morning commute. and also out toward the bay in hayward and oak land. current numbers out there. hayward 62 degrees. santa rosa checking in 50 and

there's santa rosa in the lower 50s. our live camera looking out toward the bay bridge not much in the way of dense fog showing up just yet. forecast for tonight, fair skies. tomorrow it'll be mild to warm and wednesday look at this we're tracking a rain cloud that could be approaching the bay area. not the real rainfall we need but still a chance of scattered showers. that will be on wednesday. overnight lows first thing tomorrow morning will be in the 40s all the way into the lower 50s and the fog will be right near the immediate shoreline and right toward oakland, hayward, possibly san rafael. here's the temperature time line throughout the day in livermore for your monday. starting the day off in the 40s. on track to reach the 70s by 2:00, by 3:00 under mostly sunny skies. high pressure has been in control of our weather over the past few days but what happened today will stick around for tomorrow. more of an on shore breeze. no major changes for the forecast. temperatures in the 60s and the

70s. and then we have a weak system that will approach the system on wednesday. definitely more clouds by tuesday more clouds and a chance of scattered showers in your midweek forecast. here's the updated computer model showing you this. showing you some of the overcast tomorrow morning at 6:00. gradually clearing back in the afternoon hours. tuesday more clouds sweeping into the region from the pacific and here we go. this is a welcomed change. by wednesday morning we should be tracking showers moving quickly throughout the area throughout the afternoon hours. forecast highs for tomorrow. lots of 70s out there still for santa rosa and vallejo, oakland 72. san jose 72 and san francisco lots of overcast for the morning becoming partly cloudy. we'll go with 65. a look ahead at your five day forecast. the chance of scattered showers on wednesday. it's going to warm up once again thursday and friday. that warm up could be to possibly a few showers that will be about a week from now on sunday. maybe a few scattered rain showers out there. at least a little bit of a good

news as forecast models bumping up the shower chances for the midweek forecast and maybe they'll bump up the shower, the rainfall for later in the month as well. >> sounds like it's going to be a warm storm. so probably not much snow in the sierra. >> not much in the way of snowfall but we'll get a little bit up especially above 7,000 feet. big league baseball fans in west sacramento got a chance to visit the home of the san francisco giants new triple a farm team. raley field was opened for a preseason party for the sacramento river cats with discounts. >> come check out the ballpark. see the changes that we've made. and see those areas and also just get excited for baseball. it's about a month away now. a month on monday. >> the homeowner for the river cats is april 9. the giants took over the river cats last fall when the oakland a's moved

their farm team to nashville and the giant's former aaa team were picked up by the houston astros. women's hoop action as cal takes on the pac12 champions. >> and we hear from steve kerr on steph curry's amazing play.

good evening everyone, welcome to this late sunday night edition of sports wrap. they're rolling and having fun. there's been no place like home for the warriors who coming into today's game with the clippers had dropped only 22 of 28 games in this season's floor. curry fakes chris paul into the concession stand. and knocks down the jumper but curry's teammates did the heavy lifting when it came to scoring today. and livingston with a season high 21-points off the bench. and clay thompson working hard to get the points back. nine for 13 shooting the warriors up seven at the half.

here's the play of the game, still finds the bottom of the net just 12 for curry but always in the middle of everything. steve kerr's reaction in the middle of that shot. he will explain further in a minute. >> green becoming more and more important, even glen big baby davis can't stop agreeing on that effort too the hoop. with 23, green one of five warriors in double figures. they win, they're a league best 49-12. when you win everybody is happy including kerr on that shot by curry. >> she grinned and gratified within like three seconds. that pretty much sums it up. i think there were nine seconds on the shot clock when he took the shot. it looked like maybe i'm wrong. it looked like steph thought there was one second. i'm yelling plenty of time, plenty of time. he throws the ball up and i'm like what are you -- good job.

good job. good work. >> this has not been a typical year for the stanford women's basketball team. but there was one typical development that cardinal has said at the tournament. britney boyd taking a hit to the head from mcgee. boyd got all patched up and returned to the game. and 17 points she hits a three. as the bears build an early 20- 12 lead. but stanford chipped away. good passing by the cardinals here. lilly thompson that goes to greenfield for the easier shot. now it'll be straight to the hoop. stanford wins the cardinal tournament despite finishing

third in the regular season. it's becoming more and more apparent that the 49ers will have frank gore. sources are saying gore has told other team that is he has made his mind and will be signing with the eagles when free season starts on tuesday. the contract is said to be