new clues in the killing of a bay area dental student. the evidence in the case someone tried to throw away. good evening i'm ken wayne. >> and i'm heather holmes. it was three weeks tonight that woman was killed in her home in albany. the first homicide in that city in more than a decade. and we now learn that the evidence in that killing was found in a trash can miles away. and now debora villalon has the latest on that murder. >> reporter: murdered and when she missed school her cousin came here to her apartment and

found her body. as it turns out a richmond woman made a horrifying discovery four hours before that. >> it was frightening. >> reporter: murder evidence in her trash can. a discovery that frightened the woman. the purse had the wallet and i.d. of the student. >> i told the police department there were bloody clothes. but they did not connect the dots i guess. >> reporter: hours passed it was low priority. property crime. >> if they had gone to her home, when i reported it, it would have been better. >> reporter: only when kar's body was discovered at 5:00 on

monday did the purse and clothing suddenly become important. >> from what we're told she's pretty conciencious of keeping her door closed. >> reporter: kahr had attended prayer at this siik temple and headed hope probably to study when she was shot in the head. >> we're trying to determine what was the motive. >> reporter: on panama street, residents are being a bit more watchful of their trash cans. elizabeth duke believes whoever dumped the evidence knows she is in a wheelchair so unlikely to find it and pick up day was monday. an hour later the person's clothing -- the purse and clothing may have been done. >> they may have known my situation. they may have known about the

garbage situation. as it progressed it got more and more horrifying. >> reporter: reinder's car was in the parking lot. albany police did apologize to elizabeth duke and thanked her for turning in the evidence. now they're hoping more tips will come in to help solve this case. >> ucsf is planning a memorial tomorrow open to students and staff. and officers accused of sending racial e-mails are

going to face determination. the messages came to light in the case of a sergeant who was recently convicted on corruption charges. a man hunt is under way in los angeles after two plain clothed police officers were wounded by gunfire. police say they have taken several people into custody but are searching for two others. police officials say the officers were driving just before 6:00 this evening. tonight a 20-year-old man is behind bars in ferguson missouri accused of shooting two police officers there during last week's protest. as ktvu's noelle walker reports, the man has said he did fire the gun but he says he never meant to hit the police. >> reporter: new developments tonight in ferguson missouri, this is 20-year-old jeffrey williams the man investigators say fired the shots early thursday morning that hit one st. louis area police officer in the shoulder and another in the face.

>> he is now charged with two counts of assault in the first degree for the two police officers who were shot. >> reporter: the shooting happened outside the ferguson police department during a protest just hours after ferguson's police chief resigned after a scathing report from the justice department in the wake of the michael brown shooting last august. the suspect's friend visited him jail and said he was very apology -- apologetic about what happened. >> he was not trying to create chaos in the community. i was very disappointed and i know he's disappointed and regrets his decision. >> reporter: police found a gun

at his home. turmoil in the town of ferguson is spilling over to local businesses some of which claim revenue is down 80%. >> i have customers call me personally every day. are you guys open, are you all right. is it safe to come here. >> reporter: both officers are out of the hospital now and expected to make full recoveries. in the newsroom, noelle walker, ktvu news. eric holder sent out a message about the arrest. he said, this sends a clear message that violence toward police officers will not be tolerated. officer henry solis is a person of interest in the shooting and killing of a 23- year-old man last friday in pomona. the 27-year-old rookie officer failed to report to work the next day and may have disappeared knowing that investigators wanted to question him.

his 2013 volkswagen jetta was found three to four blocks from the scene. police have not said yet why they think solis was implicated. he was off duty at the time. police are looking for anyone who may have seen a motorcycle accident that claimed the life of a 26-year- old man. the accident happened at the stone valley road off ramp of the northbound interstate 680. the motorcyclists apparently lost control on the off ramp and then slammed into a tree. the name of the man has not been released but he is said to be from san ramon. a light rail station is closing for good as of tomorrow the vta plans to demolish the evelin station to allow for the project. it's part of better service for caltrain and transportation for levi's stadium. vta officials say the evelin station has had the second lowest ridership in the system.

the national park service sent out a tweet highlights a litter problem at the recreation area. according to the dgnra this picture was taken yesterday at the great meadow in fort mason. apparently a lot of people forgot to pick up after themselves. officials have stepped up patrols and added a lot of trash cans but litter is still a problem on a regular basis at the park. this week, police are looking to lower speed limits for cyclists at a pretty popular trail christien kafton is live at the sausalito path way. that pathway just may be a victim of its popularity. >> reporter: it's a really popular trail. about 3,000 people use this path on the summer days when it's really packed and really has a lot of people traveling on it. about 2/3 of those people have been on bicycles. there's been a lot of incidents

between pedestrians and cyclists. now they're looking to bring down the speed limit on this path. the path gets a lot of use, pedestrians say they've had their fair shares of close calls. >> you're walking down the path and the bike rider is right on back on you and you have to move really fast. >> those triangles seem to be in the right place where they should be. >> reporter: right now the speed limit for bicycles is 15 miles per hour. on tuesday the county will begin a plan to bring that down to 10-miles-per-hour for a half mile stretch near the mill valley neighborhood. >> i think people need to slow down a little bit. >> the bikers come speeding by on their you know, the cyclists that are coming fast. so it's definitely worth it. it's going to prevent some

injuries. >> those using the path say the relationship between bicyclists and pedestrians were strained. >> slow down guys, slow down. >> oh, come on. >> reporter: but it appears to be getting better. >> they seem to have the attitude of having precedence. i'm not seeing that so much anymore. >> reporter: the board of supervisors will begin looking at that lower speed limit on tuesday. a public hearing is set for march 24th. a testla about to do something new? >> it's really difficult to stay positive when you've been job searching for so long. >> why some say even in this time of job growth, jobs for some people remain illusive. >> the subject of an hbo series is arrested for murder. the possible confession that may be in tonight's finale.

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a wealthy and excentric suspect may have implicated himself in a decade's old case in the finale of a series. his attorney says he won't fight extradition to los angeles in charges that he killed susan burman. burman was about to be questioned on the disappearance of durst' wife who has never been found. in a final episode contained what may be a confession from durst talking to himself without realizing his microphone was on. former 49ers defensive end ray mcdonald is claiming to file a lawsuit against a woman

who accused him of sexual assault. mcdonald's attorney says because the santa clara district's attorney office has not announced that it won't file charges, mcdonald has not been able to continue his athletic career. earlier this month, prosecutors said the case is still under investigation in december a woman told police that she was possibly sexually assaulted by mcdonald at his home in san jose. the 49ers quickly released mcdonald. ballet san jose has raised more than enough money to keep dancing. the group had a self-imposed friday deadline to raise more than a half million dollars. it beat that mark by $90,000 with the help of the san jose arts commission which gave the group a $105,000 grant. ballet managers say past mismanagement led to the funding problems. with a steadily improving economy in the bay area the job market that has gained steam.

but today's job market can still be bleak. >> reporter: washington once had a taste of the silican valley good life working as an administrative assistant for hitachi. >> good job? >> yes, excellent job i loved it there. it was great. i didn't want to leave but they had a massive lay off. >> reporter: that was back in 2007 and she struggled to find work. she says she's been on countless interviews. >> a lot that i've been told it's based on a cultural fit. >> what does that mean? >> that's what i want to know. what does that mean. >> reporter: i met dematia when she was outside of my building crying because she could not faye for her health care. >> reporter: dematia was working a temp job and that came to an end too. >> i always thought she was the one administrative person that could get the job done.

whenever you went to her with a problem it got fixed. >> reporter: the new york sometimes reports the biggest hit in pay has been in black workers. she says she has an associate science degree in information processing systems as well as certifications in business systems and computer applications. but she's not working in those fields. >> i will clean someone's house on the side. i will do whatever as long as i don't have to be out here pan handling. >> reporter: leslie says she thinks when a company says a potential employee is not a cultural fit, that means something else. >> that means we're all 20 year olds playing ping-pong and

having free lunch. >> reporter: in other words, younger employees who work for less. it can be disheartening says dematina but she is not giving up. >> reporter: it's hard to stay positive. that's what i think people don't understand. it's hard to stay positive when you've been job searching for so long. >> reporter: intel recently announced it will spend $100 million to change hiring. and tesla has released a new statement that says they're

going to end rangage anxiety for drivers. this is a solution that musk says will be addressed with an update. it is free to attend although you do have to pay for the food but you can bring your own and hang out. picnic at the precidio happens every year. 24-year-old bristol palin is set to marry dakota meyer. the two met while she was in alaska for an episode of amazing america. a television program that airs

on the sportsman channel hosted by the mother of the bride to be. the st. patrick's parade in boston invited out vets. at the last minute the devout catholic group knights of columbus backed out. others including organizers and supporters celebrated a new feeling of inclusiveness. the animal shelter held its fifth annual st. pitty's day event. that's pitty's like pit bull. the organization says that half the dogs in the shelter are pit bulls that are hard to adopt. and a new effort to find out exactly where your seafood

is at. first hillary clinton, now jeb bush. the questions another presidential hopeful is facing over e-mails. and in weather a big drop off in bay area temperatures todayful -- temperatures today.

dominico dolce and stephano gabbana said in a recent interview that gay adoption is

unnatch. they say parenthood should be natural. u.s. commerce officials say -- officials announced a new system to trace seafood so that consumer would know be it was caught, processed and stored. according to some figures as much as a third of wild caught seafood imported into the u.s. comes from illegal fishing. a congress department spokesman says u.s. species are threatened. and good news for you who didn't sign up for health insurance that have just found out you have to pay a fine, a grace period has been announced. the penalty is $95 a personal or 1% of household income whichever is greater.

republicans have launched an investigation on clinton's e-mail use. at the front of the investigation is boehner. clinton said she used her own account as a matter of convenience. and jeb bush announced he used a private e-mail when he was governor of florida. bush is currently considering a run for u.s. president. the kosher supermarket in paris where a gunman killed four people days after the charlie hebdo magazine has reopened. the prime minister bought two bottles of wine today and said

the reopening shows that harmony and brotherhood trump violence. the gunman was friend with the two brothers who carried out the magazine shooting. he was killed by commandos who stormed the supermarket. today the total death toll after the deadly cyclone is four. but they're afraid the number will climb. the cyclone hit with winds of of 175 miles per hour. the president called the cyclone a monster but said the country will rebuild. a first in one of california's toughest prison. >> you're putting yourself out there. you're putting who you are as a person out there. most people hide their true

self. >> the story of a prison guard coming out. and a crash involving as many as 14 vehicles.

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new at 10:00, san jose police are asking for help in the case of a missing man. family members say he wandered away and has not been seen since. authorities released the name of a man killed yesterday in a freeway accident near the alta mont pass. the crash involved as many as 14 vehicles. it happened about 4:00 p.m. near north flynn road.

the highway patrol says the accident was trilogiered by a pickup truck driver that didn't -- triggered by a pickup truck driver that did not stop in time to avoid hitting a vehicle. at least one driver did stop and cooperate with authorities. fields was pronounced dead at the scene. highway patrol is asking anyone with any information about the accident to give them a call. tomorrow will mark 10 years since a judge sentenced scott peterson to death after he was convicted of killing his wife lacey and their unborn child conner. in january of 2003, as the search continued for his wife, scott peterson sat down with then ktvu reporter ted rollings and talked about his wife's disappearance. he was adamant he had nothing to do with his pregnant wife's disappearance. at one point he was asked about the nursery, he and lacey had

prepared for their son. >> that door is closed. i can't look in that door. >> you worked on it? what sort of preparation did you do? >> yes, it's fully outfitted. the furniture is there. the paint is ready. all the itty bitty clothes and all those wonderful things we have. >> reporter: when the case we -- went the trial, peterson had used the nursery for storage piling chairs and furniture in the room. his appeal process is under way. coming up tonight on a second look right after tonight's newscast, the scott peterson case. an in-depth look and a look at

what the death penalty really means in california. on a clear day one of the best views in marin county is from a gated community where no one wants to live. >> the yard is now closed. >> reporter: this is san quentin state prison. home to some of the most hardened criminals. and the place where corrections corrections officer mandy camille howard set herself free. >> i came out to my family five years ago. i only came out here three years ago. >> reporter: we spent some time behind prison walls with mandy who used to be called michael. she's the first openly transgender guard in san quentin. it's known as the cue one of the toughest places imaginable. >> the inmates in orange that

come from county. >> reporter: the number one rule, don't stand out. a hard job for this 5'9". mandy spent years hiding working mostly male jobs. he was commander in the navy. he played the part by mimicking other men. >> i had to teach myself how to be a guy. i had a male body so they bought it right. it's pretty easy. >> reporter: but transitioning hasn 't always been easy. officer howard almost quit san quentin before coming out. an administrator convinced her

to stay. >> they understand what it's like to be looked out and judged. >> reporter: turning the tide takes time. one step at a time. mandy is leaving footprints for others to follow. >> i started at san quentin state prison in december 2007. back then i went by michael. >> reporter: in an online diary. >> that's a picture i took on my first day to work as a woman. >> reporter: she chronicled when michael went to work at the cue for the first time as mandy. >> i would be talking down some of the toughest people in san quentin in lipstick. i thought i would be fired or dead within a month. >> reporter: a supervisor pulled her aside. >> and asked what's with the make up. it hit me. i was cornered. struck in a situation of my own making. i responded with the words i had spent a lifetime avoiding.

i'm transgender. >> reporter: she says behind prisoned walls, she has been supported but bullied by others. >> he told me i would spent a lifetime for my choices. it's not easy being different or special or whatever you want to call it. because people are always going to look at you in those negative ways and speak behind your back and laugh in your face. >> reporter: mandy plans to have gender surgery. she hopes coming out improves the view for others going forward. at san quentin state prison, noelle walker, fox 2 news. >> it is where mark twain cut

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a major drop off in temperatures today. while we have been talking about very dry conditions, the snow continues to pile up in the north and east and in boston. record breaking snow for the season over 108-inches. that's breaking the seasonal snowfall record in boston as you can see here. that snowfall has been tapering off over the past few hours in this part of the country. we will fly back toward the

west. and show you this, a few rain showers approaching parts of mendocino county. here's a closer look at the satellite. and the clouds you probably notice all those clouds increasing over the past few hours. especially after 6:00 or 7:00. some of that moisture to our north will gradually approach the bay area. but not going to be a major deal at all. current numbers remember last night at this time we were showing you lots of 70s out there during the 10:00 hour. still pretty mild showing you 50s and 60s. livermore 60 degrees. oakland 58 and santa rosa in the upper 50s. talking about the temperature drop just for compareson. take a look at the saturday temperature. lots of 80s out there. lots of these were records as well. 84degrees in san francisco. back down into the upper 60s for today. you can see all the temperatures once again. livermore and morgan hill. close to the 80 degrees mark. here's our live camera looking out toward the bay bridge in san francisco. increasing high clouds for

tonight. more clouds for your monday. and i really wish i could talk about a strong storm but no major storms showing up on the long range maps. we're starting out monday in the 50s. cools spots will be in the 40s. as far as organized storm systems really nothing to talk about. this cold front is producing some rainfall as we showed you up to our north. that front moves to the south a little bit. so definitely more clouds. we do bring in the chance of a few sprinkles and temperatures will be on the mild side in the 60s and 70s. you will notice our forecast model not to generous with the rainfall coverage tomorrow. there's a chance of a few light showers and a sprinkle and the best chance will be up in the north bay up into mendecino county. temperatures in the 60s to the lower 70s. just a sun-cloud mix for your wednesday mother cast. still lots of low 70s out there.

oakland 72. livermore 74 degrees. some more neighborhoods under mostly cloudy skies. a few breaks in the clouds as well. san jose 73. san francisco 69. remember we just lad the 80s yesterday. not the case for tomorrow. here's a look ahead, your five day forecast as you can see into tuesday, a partly cloudy sky. same deal into wednesday. spring begins friday and just looks like a weakening system once again with more clouds out there. and then on sunday, for day seven there's a slight chance of a few showers but the latest forecast models really not producing in the way of rainfall. so we're hoping that each passing day will be a bit scarier out there. just amazing we were in the 80s. >> just seems a lot to look for. a nevada newspaper that once featured the words of mark

twain has been revived. it's been three decades since the territorial enterprise was in circulation and even longer since twain reported for the paper. formally known as clemons, twain took up his pen name. the owners plan to feature current events and napa culture. a couple of bay area teams get their tickets punched. we'll tell you who will be playing next week. sports wrap with joe fonzi coming up next.

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good evening everyone welcome to this late sunday night edition of sports wrap. we knew before this selection sunday that the bay area would not have a men's represented this year in the ncaa basketball tournament. two teams will though be in postseason play. stanford is a two seed in the nit and will host a game on tuesday night. the cardinal won one game in the pac10 tournament in that last second shot to beat washington. the cardinal was then eliminated by utah. stanford will host uc david a seventh seed in the california state quadrant. stanford takes a 14-2 record into an 8:00 start. and st. mary's brings a record of 21-9 into it game. a 6:00 6:00 start wednesday at home. cal state turned down an invitation to be in the cbi tournament. we already know stanford is in tomorrow we'll find out it's

seeding. the big story to watch this postseason will be kentucky's attempt to become the first seed to run the table without a loss since 1976. they were pushing the ball that was willie collie stine. great ball movement there. for the better shot kentucky, now 34-0 after the 78-63 and the wildcats get the number one seed. wisconsin against michigan state in the big 10 championship game. this game tight to the wire. kemenski making a move for two of his 18 points the game went to overtime tied at 69. but the spartans did not score in ot. this time komenski kicks out to -- who drains the three.

wisconsin gets the number one seed in the west region. yesterday villanova won a trip to the final with its win against xavier. they have a report of 32-2. they get rewarded with the number one seed in the east. and duke the blue devils get a number one despite being upset in the acc semi