without fast track line up to wait to pay. but non-rush hour waiting will be history in the next few years. >> it is clear the future of tolling not just in the bay area but around the world is all electronic. the toll authority voted to commission a study on the idea of all electronic tolls on the bridges. >> the toll plazas are bottlenecks. >> the change would mean the area toll takers would no longer be needed. >> aire quality and the ability for -- air quality and the ability for public agencies to save money. >> reporter: improved air quality, not as many cars

idling. the bridge would save $1.4 million a year. >> i always ride with my friends if they have fast track. use my mom's car, she has fast track. >> reporter: at the shell station drivers express concern about the toll takers. >> they are there all day. they will have to find different job. >> have a lane or two for toll takers. a lot of tourists come in. it will be difficult for them. >> the system will send drivers invoices in the mail, have accounts linked to license plates. officials tell me the all electronic toll taking will be here a few years after that. back to you. >> john sasaki at the toll plaza, thank you. new developments along the water front. a agreement between management and labor that port of oakland broke down today. there is word work came to a

halt for the day. sources say it is related to the animosity between the long shore workers and the pacific maritime association. no indication if the work interruption will continue tomorrow. a family of five had to be rescued from an apartment fire this morning. two parents and three children are in the hospital tonight with very serious injuries. the fire happened in the mission district on 24th street. ktvu's david stevenson found out one brother helped save his younger brother's life before he had to be rescued himself. >> reporter: debris lays outside the liquor store in san francisco's mission district, the wreckage from a fire. >> they are my cousins at the hospital. we are going to go visit them now. >> the family tried to reenter

the store to check for damage. he has run the store and lived above it with his wife and children for 12 years. firefighters contained the fire in 20 minutes but the family suffered serious injuries. >> transported five family members. >> reporter: firefighters had to rescue two other people sleeping in the market. a family member said they were employee whose opened the store early. building inspectors responded to a complaint about people illegally using the store as a residential unit. the owner said the were smoke alarms and said he never heard anything about people sleeping down stairs. >> they are super good at treating the customers. really nice people. >> reporter: news of the fire stunned the neighbors. >> it would be devastating if anything happened to them. they are good people.

you know? >> reporter: firefighters say a 16-year-old helped save his brother before he was rescued. the building has been deemed uninhabitable and an investigation is underway. david stevenson, ktvu fox 2 news. this afternoon san francisco general hospital said he and one of his children remain in critical condition and we checked in with his wife and two other children. two are in serious condition. the third is in critical condition. officers carried out over night raids at oakland businesses. this is what it looked like today. metal gates surrounding the closed business. fbi raided the place for illegal activities. police executed 11 federal search warrants. they seized 85 illegal gaming

mushes. the golding king -- machines. the golding king cafe was linked to a homicide last year. >> a lot of money in these gaming machines so we want to remove those so we can reduce violent crime. >> police say there was one arrest made. it wasn't linked to the illegal gambling and took $120,000 in cash. new at 6:00 p.m. police are searching for an earn containing ashes that was stolen from a home in san francisco. police released this picture of the earn. it has tear drop shape. investigators say it was stolen february 25 from a home. police say the victim is devastated. the ashes that were stolen were from her mother. anyone with information is asked to call police. the ceo of the daughters of charities says new buyers reached out. the ceo says a dozen buyers contacted them. ktvu's allie rasmus explains

what is ahead for the hospital, employees and patients. >> reporter: a fixture in daly city and part of the bay area healthcare landscape -- >> this place is a monument. i can't imagine this place being closed down. >> reporter: it is one of six california hospitals owned by daughters of charities. a deal to buy it and the five other hospitals fell through yesterday. the ceo says all of the hospitals will keep their doors open while the search for another buyer begins again. >> all the efforts are to save the hospital, the jobs and the pensions and everything. >> today employees attended several information sessions on the future. >> at this point i don't know what to believe and what not to believe. it is hard to think what is going to happen. >> reporter: daughters of charities would like to sell all six hospitals as a package deal but they are open to selling individually as well. filing bankruptcy is still an

option. >> the change is coming. but, you know, we are doing everything possible to minimize the hurt. >> i wish the best for this place. hopefully things work out for the best. >> reporter: there is no deadline to find a new buyer. the hospital system is doing better now financially than a year ago so they will let it run its course and take their time finding a new buyer and keep the hospital open. allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. lawmakers in sacramento are drafting legislation that would ban the sale of smart tvs that consumer groups say can send voice recordings without the user's knowledge. they say the recordings are used to improve officially of voice command but they say consumers have a right to know their conversations could be recorded eveb when they are not -- even when they are not using voice command functions. >> when a television records

conversations, that families are having, that is where we need draw the line. that is something that should not be allowed in california. >> after it is introduced it will go before the committee. maria shriver launched a campaign aimed at wiping out alzheimer's. when i talked with her this afternoon she remembered learning her father being diagnosed. >> it was scary. i think that was 10 years ago. people didn't talk much about alzheimer's. nobody seemed to know much about it so i wrote a children's book and then i did a report that reported for the first time that alzheimer's was a woman's disease and i was that helm of the women's conference and we did a lot on

care giving and alzheimer's and i saw more and more women looking for answers, saying it was impacting them. >> you are the executive producer of still alice, are you encouraged by the fact it was getting so much publicity when it comes to spreading the word? >> i am excited it is so successful. i am hoping the challenge will win an oscar for all these incredible researchers. that for me will be the ultimate oscar if we wipe out this disease. >> women make up 2/3 of patients and so many other are caring for loved ones who are effected. the challenge urges women to get educated and empowered to raise awareness and support for everyone dealing with alzheimer's. a dog dropped off and

abandon inside a bin for road kill, a growing problem at a bay area shelter. >> it is heart breaking every time. heart breaking every time. >> the steps being considered to deal with all the animals being dropped off and the special offer to get animals opt adopted. -- adopted. >> students exposed to a deadly disease, the precautions now being offered. >> sprinkles this morning. more wet in the hills and now sunny. look at that out there. clear skies. the system is gone and now we warm up. how warm will it get? >> taking a look at interstate 80. if you are heading eastbound towards sacramento you are slow going. however, westbound 80 is looking good. cars sailing. all that back up is eastbound, interstate 80. >> a look at 280 in san jose. the commute direction there on

the left. the lanes heading southbound. backed up right now. the other lanes going northbound doing just fine.

new developments in the case of a baby found dead. prosecutors filed a murder charge against the baby's mother. samantha green was facing lesser charges of involuntary manslaughter and child endangerment. her baby was three weeks old when he was found dead on february 24. prosecutors believe she killed her baby on purpose. she is due back on court friday. officials in sacramento county reported two new cases

of tuberculous. the two students are siblings. they go to school in elk grove. 400 students will now undergo skin tests next week to determine whether they have been exposed. the new cases of tb come a month after 16 students in another school in the elk grove school district tested positive for tb. more liquor stores will be putting up surveillance surveillance cameras to stop crime. it makes them mandatory at liquor stores in the high crime neighborhoods and they must be able to record high quality images at night. it was sparked by two homicides in 2013. at the time the store didn't have cameras. the laws comes at a time when violent crime last year was down 25%. >> it has been dropping and continuing to drop. we think this will be helpful. we think this will sunday strong message. >> no liquor store owners

voiced opposition. it will go into effect in six months. officials released a list of companies that owe taxes. the board issues the top 500 list every quarter. it identifies 500 businesses and the amount they owe. a spokesperson says posting the list is an effective tool for getting delinquent owners to come forward. >> they will stay on the list till they come forward and pay their debt off. >> the 500 businesses combined owe more than $486 billion. the names of the owners only come off the list once they negotiate a payment plan or pay their debt off. dog dumped alive in a place intended for dead animal checks. a growing over crowding problem at the animal shelter and one

particular breed is taking up a lot of space. new at 6:00 p.m. >> noelle walker visited the shelter today. >> the contra costa county animal shelter is never a quiet place. hard to be quiet. [ barking ] >> reporter: when there is no room. >> yep. we run on full here. a lot of times we have to put more than one dog in the kennels. we have a litter of puppies down here at the end. they are all together. >> shelter space is swallowed up by puppy litter dumps. owners who can't keep their dogs. and worse this picture. showing a tiny dog left in an over night drop box meant for dead animals. >> that is our dead animal box. it is road kill. >> reporter: she says pitbull mix dogs make up half the

population of this full shelter. >> why they are coming in is a mystery. >> reporter: she arrived today. >> it is heart breaking every time. heart breaking every time. >> so many pitbulls the shelter is holding a special this sunday. knocking fees to $50 with free training sessions. not all of them will be claimed or adopted. >> we try. it is -- a number's game. we try to find as many homes as possible. >> reporter: they are considering closing the over night drop area. too many sick dogs being dropped off and they removed the door from the dead animal drop box to discourage people from leaving live animals in it. >> i see the best and worse in humanity. >> reporter: the best when an

unwanted dog is not just wanted but loved. noelle walker, ktvu fox 2 news. >> so nice seeing that dog with a new home. our chief meteorologist, bill martin. well, we got a little wet weather. >> just -- [ talking at the same time ] >> felt like winter. someone people heard -- >> a second -- [ talking at the same time ] >> very light rainfall. let's look at some of the totals today. this morning. you see the numbers line up. these are hundreds of inches. san jose .10. san francisco .03. just enough to not do much. not much at all. there is the showers now showing up. still. rain up there. good, towards the reservoir up there. lake shalta. rain. which is good.

rain -- shasta. rain. which is good. rain. sugar bowl, we have light rain falling. outside we have a few clouds. just clearing up quickly and warming up. 66 concord. right now. 66 walnut creek. that is with the cloud cover today and the sprinkles. tomorrow temperatures 5-10 degrees warmer than they were today. your thursday, your tomorrow, a warm one. temperatures accelerating on friday. and saturday we could see some low 80s on friday and saturday. we will be tracking that for you. and we mentioned the pollens. the tree pollens are trending high. trees out there that are blooming. with temperatures like these. clear lake 73. 74 napa, fairfield. air quality okay. the winds with the air sinking, an onshore flow with the high

building in. you will notice the pollens just because it is that time of year. game on for those things. especially with the weather i forecast here and in the five- day forecast with temperatures going up into the weekend. 72 sunnyvale. 73 santa clara. patchy coastal fog. you start getting that fog off the water. that is what we will see. not tomorrow. but you will see patchy fog nights and morning. inland and valley fog. patchy. mid-60 along the coast. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, here it is. we are in for another run of perfect, perfect weather. i always think about -- i like california history, i read history books. weather is involved in that and talk about in the old days about the weather in california. and how mythical it was. you live -- east coast -- we are experiencing what they used to talk about.

this was the magic place. the magic weather. >> it has been nice. thank you. an update to a deadly shooting mondays that killed a mother. oakland police have potential suspends in custody -- suspects in custody. she was fatally shot monday afternoon. investigators say she was hit by stray gunfire. investigators are questions potential suspects. they won't say how many people and they won't release their names. coming up in sports. we are hearing from the newest member of the 49ers and also cal's men's basketball team gets a post season role in the pac 12 tournament and at 7:00 p.m. another incident volving the secret service and white house security and police rush to the home of lil wayne after getting a call of a shooting. we are now learning what really happened.

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joe fonzi here as mark ibanez is at spring training. talking basketball now. pac 12 underway. >> underway and upsets in the making. one way they can make the tournament, they would have to catch fire in the pac 12

permit. las vegas, the bears opened up against washington state. cal grabs control in the first half thanks to a big effort. he had 25. matthews added 19. bears by 11. the jump hook for two. cal wins 84-59. the reward is top seeded arizona tomorrow. stanford plays washington tonight. after a week after bad news, the 49ers got a chance to talk about something positive. free agent signee torrey smith was introduced to the media after signing 5 years and $22 million guaranteed. 49ers are hoping he can provide the deep threat they lacked for so long. he joins his former teammate anquan boldin with the 9ers who is no stranger to colin kaepernick. >> we worked out together in

miami for a little while. he is a great player. i am comfortable with him. i feel like i can make a big play. i can turn a simple play into a huge game. >> fans in mesa enjoying spring training baseball. the a's got continuation of a nice day against the indians. butler puts one in the parking lot. the second homer for butler. the a's were 3-2 winners. and it was a mixed bag for the giants. belt did go deep for the first time this spring. hudson threw one shut outoy, til ill allowed three runs. brewers were 6-3 winners. warriors at home tonight going after win number 51 against detroit. see you at 10:00 p.m. >> number 51. thank you. tonight on the 10:00 p.m.

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