you learned there is a group protecting his accuser? >> reporter: the victim lives in campbell and the group, bikers against child abuse is protecting her and johnell carter is awaiting trial for molesting a relative who was 9 years old at the time. >> reporter: the sheriff's office calls it its top priority to find johnell carter. he scaped friday during a physical they were appoint at santa clara valley medical center. deputies blasted the picture, alerted state authorities to be on the look out and formed a task force over the weekend. >> capturing him. surveillance, following up on leads and tips we get. that is why we developed the task force and communication within other agencies. >> reporter: documents reveal he was arrested in match of

last year. accused of sexual encounters with a 9-year-old relative over the course of a year. according to the police report she told her mother who alerted authorities. johnell carter denied the accusations to police. >> just like a quick reaction. oh, my gosh, he is on tv. i didn't -- caught me by surprise. >> reporter: he lives next door to the victim's family and is shocked he escaped. there is a group protecting them. this video shows the group bikers against child abuse. while ktvu was in the neighborhood they were outside her home. they ask we protect their identity but told us they are keeper of children. it is a welcome site for them. >> i think they are cool. my daughter loves them. she thinks they are cool. never seen motorcyclists, you know, never seen nothing like

that. >> reporter: the court documents state johnell carter was convicted of robbery. he also has ties in stockton and the sheriff's office clarified that johnell carter has a tattoo that has the name amy, not alice on his neck and a tattoo on his left arm. >> thank you. we will give you one more look here at the man police are looking for. this is johnell carter. he has tattoo saying amy on his neck. a amber alert for a father and his son. los angeles police say 37-year- old giovany santiago-enriquez went to the san pedro home of his son's mother and stabbed her boyfriend. jayden nathaniel santiago may be with his father who has legal custody. he was last seen wearing a one- year-old hispanic male, standing about two-feet tall, weighing 26 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. he was last seeing wearing a light brown and green sweater, green and brown striped onesie,

and black and white nike shoes. the father is hispanic male, 37 years old, standing five feet, eight inches tall, weighing 200 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. santiago-enriquez was last seen wearing a black beanie, black sweater, black dickies pants and gray and black nike shoes. giovany santiago-enriquez is driving a gray 2006 nissan altima, with a license plate 5ucf010. she considered armed and dangerous. authorities say he may be heading up to washington state or going south to mexico. new the san francisco 49ers. a day fans will remember for a long time. today two key players left the team. two more key players could be leaving and there are also reports the quarterback colin kaepernick may be on the trading block. ktvu's sports director mark ibanez is here. >> a news making machine. and the tories keep come -- stories keep coming. not always for the right reasons. frank gore may be moving on to philadelphia, in the last hour, reports now that he may not

sign that three year deal with the eagles after all and indianapolis is after him. cold feet from frank gore. from cold feet to bad feet. looks like it is a sure thing, patrick willis will be retired. missed most of the season with a bad toe. he is only 30 years old but there is also reports that are contributing to his retirement could be a spiritual awakening of sorts that made him want to move away from pro football. he made the pro bowl in 7 of his first 8 years. justin smith, this is not a surprise, he has been hinting at this for a while. looks like he is going to retire but he said this week he will make his decision final by next week. it is not 100%.

then, the big report, colin kaepernick, the starting quarterback, rumors the 49ers have been shopping him around the league and that there are three or four suitors interested. the general manager has denied that the 49ers are interested in trading away number 7 there, colin kaepernick. also, just in the last hour or so, a star offensive lineman will sign with the cardinals. he also had three or four teams that were interested in him. tomorrow the official free agent signing begins. no one will sign till tomorrow. we have john sasaki standing by at candlestick park and you can bet there are a lot of fans that are just lighting up the phones and very concerned about what is going on with their team. john? >> reporter: i can tell you one year after the team moved south

out of candlestick park this park is being torn down. some fans argue it is symbolic what is happening to the team itself. >> just goes down a notch. >> reporter: the 49ers left san francisco for greener patchtures and some players are -- pastures and some players are doing the same thing. >> these guys, they are jumping ship. retiring because it is like -- i believe they don't want to play for the organization any longer. >> madness. >> reporter: it was topic number one. >> the defense has been based around for the large part of that success justin smith and patrick willis. >> reporter: he is trying to figure out how this could be happening at once. >> i don't know if smith had it anyway. if a bunch of dudes walk out the door, hard to think it is

not related. >> i think there is more of changing of the guard. >> reporter: that 49ers store fans were discouraged. >> not great when your best players are leaving. must be something seriously wrong. >> reporter: one fan had a suns for the ceo that he will not take because of -- suggestion for the ceo that he will not take. >> see what your uncle did back in the day. [ indiscernible ] >> five super bowl championships. >> reporter: about patrick willis, michael crabtree tweeted we have been through a lot together, nothing but respect. he might be on his way out the door as a free agent as well. >> thank you. changes are plenty for the 49ers. and it is only a months and a half. you have to wonder about 49er fans who bought the seat

licenses and the new stadium and all of that and they are going from real true super bowl contender to the whole thing is up in the air. nobody can tell you how they will fair next year. >> what do you think about colin kaepernick? >> i think the 49ers created an atmosphere where there is so much thing as transparency. they are not interested in trading colin kaepernick, i say they are interested in colin kaepernick. i mean, face it, everything that they said about jim harbaugh turned out to be not true and you can go down the line and list several things that the organization has not been up front with the public, stickt holders. -- season ticket holders, you name it. >> we heard that guy saying looks like 49ers are jumping

ship. interesting expression. when you look at frank gore, does it look like to you some players are saying i want out of here? >> yeah. a couple years ago with jim harbaugh, the 49ers were definitely the place to be. i mean, they were -- you know, making a great place for guys to come here. they were super bowl contendser and now it looksic -- contendser and now it looks like -- contender and now it looks like -- you know a head coach without experience, we know question marks far outway any fact with record to the organization and players don't like to be where thick things are shaky. tic -- [ talking at the same time ] >> thank you. apple unveiled the apple watch today in san francisco. it will go on sale next month. claudine wong tells us they call the watch its most personal device yet.

>> every apple watch has many different faces. >> reporter: the apple watch is not the first smart watch. >> it is on you. >> reporter: apple still calls it the most advanced time piece every created. >> a new way to connect. >> reporter: do you need a watch? >> no. >> reporter: do you wear watches? >> no. >> reporter: they tell time and they look like the iphone. there is a version of the home scream, instagram, apple pay. >> it will summon a car. >> reporter: you can check into your flight and still talk to siri, get messages and -- >> you can receive calls on your watch. i had been wanting to do this since i have 5 years old. >> reporter: it operates on wifi and bluetooth and teachers you -- features you never knew you needed. you can communicate from one apple watch to another apple

watch. he sent me a bunch of messages. actually sending me his heartbeat. i can feel that. look at it. and then when the heartbeat is done, i can actually touch the screen and send my heartbeat right back. >> i don't know why you want to but that brings us back to the idea of the watch. >> reporter: do you want a phone on your wrist? >> yes. >> apple trying to convince consumers you need one. >> reporter: when is the last time you wore one? >> when i was a little kid. >> reporter: claudine wong, ktvu fox 2 news. >> the apple watch goes on sale april 24. you can preorder april 10. it is not free. the watch starts at $350. however, if you want the 18- carat gold version, $10,000. two men shot and killed

next to a local playgrounds. why authorities say this case is part of a deadly trend in the city. >> a warning after a student fights off a would be kidnapper. >> attempting to put her in the car. >> why police believe the man may have attempted this before. >> after the break we have wet weather in the forecast. the timing on when you can be dodging showers this week.

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a proposal to move the alcatraz ferry service to fort mason is angering people in the neighborhood. some people say they don't want all the people crowding their neighborhood and other question where people would park and how they would get to the ferry. ktvu's allie rasmus is live at

peer 33. one supervisor calls it ludicrous. >> the supervisor was not very happy about this idea but it is the company that has the contract with the area to take people from peer 33 to alcatraz island. they have a ferry out here. night time departures. their contract expires next year. so representatives from the agency that operates alcatraz says they would like to find a permanent location for the service. for visitors, alcatraz is on the bucket list. >> absolutely. that and the bridge. >> you can see why. such a history to it. cool place. >> reporter: 5,000 people a bay board the ferries. the thoughts of transplanting

all those people and traffic two miles west makes neighbors cringe. >> i understand the need to have a traction for people who come here and i understand the importance of tourism but you got to look at neighborhoods and there is tranquility built in to every neighborhood. >> reporter: moving from peer 33 oo fort -- to fort mason is an option they are considering. they want the port of san francisco to agree to a 50 year lease. >> we have been in discussion for two years. >> reporter: if no agreement is reached by the summer -- >> fort mason is an alternative. >> reporter: no negotiations with the port of san francisco would be necessary. they would retrofit the buildings and build a new perth

at peer 3. >> traffic and congestion. >> you think of that area, trying to jam 1.5 million visitors in is ludicrous. >> reporter: he says a move should be avoided at all cost. >> reporter: it would take an act of congress to give control to the city of san francisco so that is not something that is likely to happen soon. but representatives say they are still planning time to continue negotiations with the port of san francisco and find a home and they will continue talking till august. >> i am sure the people that own all the shops and restaurants, they would be upset if the ferry took all that business and pushed it to the marina. >> reporter: they might be. 1.5million people come to this peer because of alcatraz and because of the tours, so that

may have an impact on the shops and businesses around here but there is also the possibility the shops and businesses could move over to fort mason. that is part of the plan if they died to do the ferry service from there. they would retro fit the areas and bring in the businesses. >> a huge change. thank you. the woman behind the sexual discrimination lawsuit in silicon valley took the witness stand today. she is suing for $16 million. he testified today women were treated disrespectfully and denied advancement and complaints about sexual harassment were ignored. they said she performed poorly. she was fired three years ago and now the ceo of redt. a big donation to repair

damage done by vandals. they are donating 20-tons of sand to replace the sand that was removed after vandals smashed bottles, leaving glass in the playgrounds. two vandals were also arrested after breaking into a fenced off area last month when a renovation project is underway. after a sparkling bay area weekend, let's go now to our meteorologist mark tamayo in for our chief meteorologist bill. >> rain coming in? >> bumping up the rain. finally something to talk about. today, though, if you were to talk around you would think it was the middle of june. looks like that because of the marine layer. the low clouds hugging the bay area coast line. fog sticks around tomorrow morning and then we will add high clouds throughout the day. there is a weather system in the pacific, lookinize tense. it will -- looks intense.

it will weaken but more clouds and tracking rain showers. that is for wednesday. right now as you can see, we can pick out the low cloud pattern. closer to half moon bay, san francisco, the golden gate bridge. over cast here. this will expand for the evening hours and into early tuesday morning. current numbers, mild, 77 degrees in livermore right now. 72 san jose. more neighborhoods, more 60s for oakland, san francisco, you can see the fog close by. upper 50s, 59 degrees. live camera here, haze out there. few high clouds. for tonight, coastal fog. tomorrow high clouds. high clouds throughout the day and showers likely, especially for the bay area on wednesday. over night lows tomorrow morning, starting out the day in the lower 40s to lower 50s. it will be dry out there. no umbrellas tuesday.

partly cloudy skies. fog could be -- like i said a factor around the bay. hayward forecast, temperatures starting out in the 40s. approaching the 70 degrees by the afternoon hours. here is the next system in the pacific. developing. and for tomorrow fog in the morning. high clouds. still mild. showing you the 60s and the 70s and then rain showers approaching the region with the rainfall amounts, a few ungets of an inch. especially in the -- hunts of an inch -- hundredths of an inch. wednesday in the 60s. showing you the fog tomorrow morning and increasing high clouds throughout the day. wednesday morning, you can see the rain showers developing, especially in the north bay and then another batch of showers by wednesday afternoon. not a lot of action in the south bay. few showers wednesday and early thursday morning. highs for tomorrow, cooler than

today. 60s warmest locations. approaching the lower 70s. and your five-day forecast, more clouds for your tuesday. there is the dust off the rain clouds for wednesday moving in. and warming up thursday and friday. a chance -- >> look at that. [ talking at the same time ] >> warm temperatures. >> yeah. >> trending right back up into the mid-70s. >> looks like the middle of june. thank you: the industry paying for lawmakers to take free trips and go to concerts and police responding to a burglary make two arrests and find something heart breaking, a young child. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> coming up, a california sheriff's department accused of mishandling a murder investigation involving the speed freak killers. the motion filed today to unseal records and the link to

the bay area. meny drivers do it -- many drivers do it but officials plan -- but what officials plan to do about the city's problem of double parking. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

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stuck on the tracks. officials are investigating. san francisco police believe two burglary suspects left a boy in their car while they broke into a home. the boy was taken by paramedics to the hospital for evaluation. happened about 2:15 a.m. this morning. officers caught both suspects. one was tracked down by police dogs and the other ran out of the building into police custody. >> i mean, san francisco, not surprised by anything anymore. it is -- i mean, if i were to rob a house, i would rob a house with more stuff tin. i don't know, i am -- in it. i don't know, i am not a robber. >> this is the second time the house was robbed. the boston marathon bombings trial, a woman described the panic after the first bomb exploded and the

second. she said she thought her friend was okay because she still had her limbs. she was wrong. her friend ended up dying and another witness talked about her husband's leg blown off and she also lost a leg. dzhokhar tsarnaev is on trial for the bombings bombings and the murder of a police officer and faces the death penalty in 17-30 counts. welcome news, the three agencies that track credit agreed to new guidelines in handling dispute. they will improve the process and will use especially trained employees and wait six months before putting meddebt on credit reports. -- medical debt on credit cards. double homicide near a playground, what we learned the city has seen far more killings

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from oakland. sky fox above the scene to give you a better idea of the area. it is west of 580 on chestnut. we are getting a view of a number of police cars on the scene. it appears the intersection is blocked off as well. we have reports police found two people injured. we don't know how badly. we have a crew at the scene, paul chambers is talking with investigators. as soon as he get more information we will pass it along to you. to san francisco where there was a double killing near a playground this morning and tonight police are looking for suspects and a motive. the two men were shot to death sitting inside a car in the parking lot of the playground. ktvu's david stevenson has been following the story since this morning. the number of people killed this year in san francisco is now double the number at the same time last year. >> reporter: more than double. i got off the phone with the

medical examiner they are looking to confirm the write of the victim. -- the identity of victim. this is part of a disturbing trend investigators are seeing this year. >> reporter: the playground is home to five lighted fields. today it was the site of a homicide investigation. two men were shot to death after 9:00 a.m. this morning as they cat in the parking lot. >> this is a popular park. joggers or people might have witnessed this. >> reporter: police got the call from park workers. the male victims are in their 20s. the suspects are described as two males. >> we don't know the motive. there was preliminarily information that one suspect might have fled in a vehicle. >> reporter: evidence markers surrounded the car this morning. this is the 12 and 13 homicides last year. last year at this time there

were five. this is a trend of multiple killings in san francisco that left multiple families grieving. family members and friends rushed to the crime scene and spoke to officers as the car was towed away. 2 dozen gathered later at san francisco general hospital. police are trying to determine if the shootings were targeted or gang related. >> every shooting or stabbing we will look at it to see if it is gang related or not or gang motivated. >> reporter: we spoke to a number of people this morning, they were -- they said the most they have seen was a few cars broken into. nothing as violent as what happened this morning. >> david stevenson in san francisco, thank you. word tonight some lawmakers received perks including free trips to maui and china with

free concert tickets. three bay area lawmakers were among those who traveled to hawaii for a trip last year. a group paid for the trip. he got free tickets to see miley cyrus and elton john. his office said he was not unfairly influenced by the gifts. the paper looked at annual filings. a big day for san francisco giants fans. matt cain was back on the mound for the first time since he was injured last season. ktvu's scott reiss is in arizona for spring training. how did he look on the mound today? >> reporter: you know, he looked good. this was a long time coming. july 9, 2014, the last time matt cain pitched in a game. missed last season injuries but

today feeling fine and looking like the cain of old. this was his first test against the dodger team that featured all starters. he was effective. two innings. retiring six batters on 20 pitches. all bout incident. i asked -- about incident. i asked him if there were butterflies? >> yeah. definitely was. better, you know, facing these guys. definitely good to get the butterflies -- you know, get the extra adrenaline going. went really good. you know, i have been trying to think about getting in the right rhythm. getting in the same groove. it worked out today. >> the ability for him to pitch like he did today will be for us and him too. i can't imagine -- i am sure he was fighting through pain last year. hopefully he can pitch without

it this year. >> reporter: he was on a 30 pitch limit today but because of the adrenaline 20 pitches was fine. he has been a model of consistency. 8 seasons with 30 or more starts. and he is a three time all star. and the giants will go further this season with a healthy matt cain. he is critical to returning to the playoffs. >> great to see him back. scott reiss in arizona, thank you. a warning for parents and children after a teenager says a man tried to force her into his car and kidnap her. how the school is trying to protect students tonight and why police think the suspect may have tried to do this before. >> new details on the toddler who spent 14 hours upside down in a freezing river after the mother died. >> and released back into the wild. why this bob cat needed six months of rehab.

a bill making its way through the legislator would prohibit the state from doing business with companies that discriminate against attention

employees. -- transgender employees. >> it would give them an incentive to provide those services through their healthcare plan because if they don't they lose the benefit with doing business with the state of california. >> employers can int deny transgender people healthcare -- cannot deny transgender people healthcare benefit. cal train officials say a 15-year-old student was hit and killed by a train today in palo alto about 625 at the this morning. the student's name hasn't been released. officials say the death appears to be intentional. it took several hours to restore service. this is the 8th death on cal train tracks this year. police say five people were hurt when a suspect fled u.s. marshals and crashed. 11:30 a.m. this morning a driver ran a red

light and then hit a bus. two people on the bus had to be taken to the hospital. the suspect driver a female surgery and a four-year-old child were hurt and taken to be treated. police say the suspect was spotted by u.s. marshals u.s. marshals and rammed their vehicles and took off. . a white house spokesperson said president obama traded e- mails with hillary clinton while she was secretary of state and knew she was using a non-government e-mail account. that seems to contradict a statement from the president he learned of her e-mail account through news reports. they said president obama was referring to her exclusive use of e-mails. a student fights off a kidnapper and police say the suspect may have tried to kidnap before. how the school is trying to

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new developments in a kidnapping attempt. a man tried to shove a student into his car while walking home from school last week but she was able to fight him off. police think the suspect may be connected to arth kidnapping. ktvu's -- with another kidnapping. ktvu's cristina rendon with more. >> reporter: this is a letter that went home with students informing students, be on the look out. >> reporter: take a look at these sketches. police say they are suspects in two attempted kidnappings. the first happened two weeks ago. >> i heard screaming and yelling. i am thinking it is kids playing around or something but it was more serious than that. >> 14-year-old girl was approached by man who tried to pull her into his car. she fought back and got away

and helped police with this sketch. then three days ago a girl was attacked and nearly kidnapped two miles from the high school. she fought back too and ran to a neighbor's house. this is the sketch of that suspect. >> scared because it is in our neighborhood. >> reporter: students say an assembly was called this morning. >> they told us to not walk alone. to be in a group after school. in the morning. not walk alone. be careful for that guy. >> reporter: the school district is advising parents to be mildful of their child's -- mindful of their wild's wear abouts. walk with friends to and from school and immediately alert a teacher or staff with any concerns. police say it is possible the two suspects would be the same person. the suspect was driving a white sedan. investigators are tracking lead but they are welcoming any

tips. >> cristina rendon, just fortunate she was able to get away. thank you. 49ers player arrested. police confirm fullback bruce miller was arrested last week on charges of spousal battery. this afternoon the 49ers general manager released a statement saying we were disappointed to learn of these reports and will collect all relevant information. a toddler spent 14 hours in a upside down car after her mom crashed into the river. she lost control of her car friday night and landed on the roof. the mother died but the 14- month-old remayored strapped in the car -- remained strapped in the car seat. the next day the car was discovered. >> there was a fisherman that came to fish and noticed the

vehicle in the river. called 911. >> police don't know why the mother lost control of the car. there were no skid marks. the water was so cold three police officers and four firefighters were treated for hypothermia but the great use is the baby is expected to survive. what are the chances of that? we have been hoping for major rain. a ton of rain. but -- [ talking at the same time ] >> not happening. >> not the rain we are going to get but at this point we will take anything. >> some parts of the bay area -- we get excited about the chance of rain in the bay area -- some parts will receive a quarter of an inch. some parts trace amounts. not a significant deal. a few drops. probably more of that, especially towards santa rosa and napa. highs from today. 70s. 71 in santa rosa. look at that. antioch, upper 70. 79, san jose 72.

the coast only in the 50s. pacifica, with the fog making a come back. rainfall numbers not moving too much. you can see the percentage of average coming down. san jose 100% for the past few weeks. right now 99% of average. we have a weather system in the pacific that will generate clouds and possibly a few rain showers here in the bay area. right now we have the fog hugging the coast line. no major changes for tonight. or into tomorrow morning. we have more of an onshore breeze. over the weekend, saturday, we had the off shore breeze. the winds reversed. winds 5-10 miles per hour. stronger towards sfo, 16 miles per hour. liver camera now. high clouds. haze in the distance. the headlines tonight, coastal fog. showed you that. tomorrow increasing high clouds throughout the day and wednesday showers likely.

the forecast coming up in terms of rainfall, the amounts expected. over night lows tomorrow morning, under partly cloudy skies we are expecting fog near the coast and towards oakland, hayward, starting out the day with areas of fog. concord, morning hours, 40s. into the afternoon hours lower 70s with scattered high clouds. here is the next system, looks impressive. a lot of this energy will move out before it approaches the bay area. tomorrow will be dry. increasing high clouds. 60s and 70ss. and on wednesday, rain showers -- 70s. and on wednesday, rain showers developing. maybe over a carter inch of -- quarter inch of rainfall and temperatures in the 60s. you will see the numbers moving along win wednesday. they will -- moving along

wednesday. the numbers could be adding up towards santa rosa and napa. the numbers changing quite a bit. you get the idea. we are going to boost the rain chances wednesday. especially north of the golden gate bridge. temperatures for tomorrow, 60s to lower 70s out there. oakland 69. livermore 73 degrees. san jose 72. completely dry for your tuesday and mild with 60s and 70s. your five-day forecast, there we go. clouds on tuesday. scattered showers on wednesday. for a few people, won't amount to much and we warm back up. upper 70s by saturday. that is warm air in advance of a system that may produce a shower on sunday. >> watching my plants die. gave them a little water, what can you do? thank you. ahead here, local water

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bob cat darted away last week. it was two months old when it was brought to the hospital on october 19. she got into tangle with barb wired fence and had a puncture wound to her neck. they treated more than 5500 wild animals last year. 2-3 largest water districts are discussing rate hike to compensate for people using less water because of the drought. higher costs to buy water and

in lost revenue because people are conserving water. they told us she estimates the drought is costing them $25 million in lost water sales added to the cost of bringing in water from the sacramento area. >> people are conserving more. that means the money -- the bills that are being paid are coming down and adds up. >> they plan to discuss rate hike later this -- to discuss a rate hike later this month. san francisco has not scheduled meetings to discuss rate hikes yet. . two pilots attempting to be the first to flanders in a solar powered plane -- fly in a solar powered play around the

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