something the church was doing has people aghast. >> i wonder what pope francis would say if he heard what they are saying and what the church doing -- church is doing. . >> reporter: the church has been battling the homeless. >> we are having more and more feces and needles and dangerous items. regularly being left. >> two years ago a sprinkler system was installed. each night water would go on for a minute or more. >> to hopefully move the homeless out. >> leaders just wanted to keep homeless people from sleeping there. not douse them. >> it had an opposite effect from what it was intended to do. and for that we are very sorry and apologize. >> reporter: hours after

reports, they had sprinkler system taken out. >> we are trying to find out how we got here and learn whatever lessons. >> they acted quickly. the story broke this morning and by midday they were halting the process. >> reporter: she runs the housing opportunity partnerships and engagement department. >> every police station, every district, they have outreach officers. connecting the services. if you have a problem at a business or on your block, reach out to the police, to the city. >> reporter: one side note, the system would water so often it would waste hundreds of gallons a night during a drought. frank, back to you. >> john sasaki in san francisco, thank you. we know the name of the woman who was shot and killed last night by officers in san francisco. a small memorial has been set

up where 24-year-old alice brown died. police approached the woman because they believe she was driving a stolen car. that is when investigators say she took off and tried to run down the officers. she struck several parked cars before police opened fire killing her. >> also in san francisco a tagger was arraigned in court today. he is charged with 30 counts of vandalism, including 10 felonies. police say they believe he painted crist all over the city, that refers to crystal meth. girl injured after she and her mother were hit by a car while walking in a crosswalk. it happened after noon at the stonestown mall. ktvu's david stevenson has been out there since this afternoon and david, people who know the intersection say they are not surprised by what happened

today. >> reporter: that's right. police say they don't know how fast the suv was going when it struck the mother and her daughter in this crosswalk here but pedestrians tell us this is an unsafe place to cross. >> reporter: the accident happened after noon and brought ambulances to the corner of stonestown mall. >> really dangerous. always have to look everywhere to cross the street. >> reporter: police say the driver struck and seriously injured a mother and her 5-year- old daughter in the crosswalk. >> both were taken to the hospital. the daughter has more serious injuries than the mother. >> sky fox capturedtured the scene. the collision broke the mother's arm and sent the girl to san francisco general hospital with a life- threatening injury head injury. at one point the driver was taken away by ambulance but returned to her suv and allowed to leave. police don't need to impound the vehicle because they have

the evidence they need to investigate. >> she did stop and cooperating. >> we did see someone get hit last year. >> reporter: drivers tend to race into the intersection, prompting more fears of accidents. especially since this gym opened in 2013. >> i haven't seen that many collision reports here but there is a lot of cars here and people here. anytime you get those two you have to be careful. >> reporter: at this point the driver has not been sited. police were looking for witnesses and surveillance video to help determine what happened and determine whether charges will be filed. >> david stevenson in san francisco, thank you. millionaire real estate heir robert durst accused in the murder of a former friend is looked at the disappearance of two women from northern california. one of the women was reported missing 20 years ago. new at 6:00 p.m. ktvu's paul chambers is live

with the request from the missing woman's family. >> reporter: i received a statement from the family, with the interrogation into robert durst they are hoping it could lead to more clues and they are hoping the case will be opened again. >> reporter: robert durst is back in the news and facing charges of murdering susan berman in 2000. 71-year-old robert durst hasn't been identified as a person of interest but the families of two northern california missing women want authorities to reopen their case. 1997, they were last seen -- she was last seen leaving her job in san francisco. investigators place robert durst in the bay area. for years the family searched for her, putting up billboards throughout the bay area with the image of the woman who came to the bay area to take

classes. now her father said robert durst news corrected enough of a question mark, i am going to follow up with the fbi. if he was in that area it raises potential red flags and questions. police are handling the case because she was an oakland resident. the department said the police department conducted an investigation with the assistance of the federal bureau of investigation regarding the 1997 disappearance. the investigation was active for several years. at this time we don't have evidence that indicates robert durst was involved in her disappearance. robert durst is linked to the disappearance of another california woman, she vanished in 1997. the district attorney could not discuss the case and robert durst's lawyers say they know nothing about the case. >> he is looked at in other murder cases as well.

thank you very much. authorities today identified a truck driver who was killed when his out of control big rig slammed into restaurant. they say the driver was 52-year- old ewell levy. the crash happened monday morning. the big rig slammed into mexican restaurant and burst into flames. witnesses say the truck may have a mechanical problem. they could hear the truck trying to break and down shift. ewell levy honked his horn and tried to warn people to get out of the way. a new attraction popped up near at&t park. the yard at mission rock. it sits in the parking lot across the stadium from the cove. it is a pop up village made out of 13 recycled shipping containers. biergarten, a coffee shop and

food vendors. the giants say it is the start of a new neighborhood. >> you can stroll before or after game and then just in a great environment that seems like a neighborhood. san francisco neighborhood. >> plans call for the yard to be open year around, 7 days a week. it opens at noon on friday. the number of home sales fell last month as prices rose and inventory dropped. home sales dropped 11% in february. compared to last year. the median home price is up 5%. statewide it dropped 4%. state lawmakers approved a moratorium on the use of

artificial turf fields made from recycled tires. it comes from concerns it could be linked to cancer in children. a senator calls for a study on the risks of the turf and possible alternatives. two democrats are heading for a run off in may and the race to fill an east bay state senate seat. they finished on top of a group of 5 candidates. they are vying for the district 7 seat. district 7 includes parts of contra costa county and alameda county. the election is may 19. opening up dialogue about race relations over coffee. the plan launched by starbucks that is striggerring opinions. -- triggering opinions. and the tool to help find a missing child. >> after the break, tracking warm weather. tomorrow will be the warmest

day of the week. low 80s. what spots could get those.

a woman is under arrest, she is suspected of burglarizing a church twice. an alarm went off that church. that is when the photo was taken. an officer spotted a woman who matched the description downtown. investigators say she had a key to the church. no word on how she got the keys. the ceo of starbucks is lawing a campaign aimed at start -- lawing a campaign aimed -- launching a campaign

aimed at starting race relations. he was inspired after a meeting with employees. it triggered opinions for and against the idea. new at 6:00 p.m. a nightmare stereo for any parent. a family's -- snare no for a parent. a family's daughter disappeared and they turned to their neighbors. they mobilized into action with help from social media. ktvu's allie rasmus has more. >> a great neighborhood. >> reporter: she says she didn't realize how great it was till her neighbors helped her in a moment of crisis. >> one of the most horrific experiences. >> reporter: her daughter upset about getting in trouble ran out of the house, 8:30 p.m. >> initially it was going to find her in a few minutes. it will be fine. >> reporter: when the minutes turned into an hour --

>> the panic built slowly. till it was unbearable. >> reporter: they searched outside with a flash light. neighbors came out to help. another hour went by with no sign of her. then a neighbor used his smart phone to send out a alert through next door. it went out to hundreds of people. >> the more people you have the faster we can find had child -- the child. >> reporter: minutes later 2-3 dozen neighbors came out to look for her along side police. >> people started coming from blocks and blocks away. streets and streets. >> people walking their dogs that decided we are in the vicinity, let's start looking. >> reporter: neighbors worked along police officers to search for the 10-year-old. >> they had no problem with the neighbors looking around. it fold like one community effort. >> reporter: 12:30 a.m.

she came back home. she had fallen asleep in a neighbor's backyard. he says it is easier to solve problems in a tight nit community and social media can bring neighbors together. >> we are a guest in their neighborhood and we just -- we get looped into their communications. >> reporter: as stressful as it was she came away grateful for her daughter's safety and neighborhood support. allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. a beautiful day around the bay area. only getting warm -- only getting warmer. bill now for a look at the forecast. >> warmer through the next 24 hours. low 80s. 70s today. warmed up. similar from yesterday. highs tomorrow warmer. 75 napa today. 75 concord. those numbers push up 2, 3

degrees. if we take a peak at the golden gate bridge, you can see clouds out there. hazy sunshine. no fog. there was patchy fog this morning and patchy fog again tomorrow morning. jet stream is to the north. three weather systems here. one. two. three. you see what happens. if it was focused at us we would have a shot of three systems but it is going over the top of us. what you expect. tomorrow or friday, friday day of spring. this is rough. the jet stream divides the warmer air and the cooler air. the days get longer. when it goes north we have less opportunity for storms. in the winter days get shorter, the jet stream drops down. simple. the reason it goes from west to

east is because of the rotation of the earth. enough of that. highs tomorrow, warmer than today. jet stream is going north. spring on friday. it will feel like it. highs from today. 72 livermore. 74 walnut creek. 73 concord. the forecast tomorrow, patchy fog, playing tag with the coast, pacifica, daly city. oranges are 80s. we will see a couple 80s. fairfield, vacaville, sacramento area. warm. san francisco tomorrow, 69 degrees for a day time high. highs throughout the area tomorrow are going to be warmest they have been. san jose 74. 75 degrees. 74 degrees downtown san jose. will feel like 80 degrees on the streets. 68 hayward. 73 livermore.

air quality is good. winds blowing in an okay direction. westerly wind. takes a lot of the pollutants from the commute, blows it out into the central valley. five-day forecast, no rain. look for patchy fog and enjoy it. spring comes on friday. even though it came in december. >> i know. feels like we by-passed winter. >> i think about the drought, reminds me of the 1970s. i remember keeping a bowl in the sink and it would collect extra water, when it got full you would water the lawn or your plants -- [ talking at the same time ] >> the beauty of the drought, people will start learning to conserve. we have to. it is a dry climate. >> have to do it now. [ talking at the same time ]

>> thank you. the state capitol celebrated california's number one industry today. agricultural, animals and how agricultural effects our lives. one of the organizers said people are removed from what agricultural means. this year's theme is healthy soil and the importance of it as well as being good stuart of the landch -- stewards of the law. a bill that supporters hope will help bees. it would ban the use of

pesticides on land owned or managed by the state. experts blame the pesticides for the colony collapse disorder. >> we are focused on state lands and making sure there is a healthy bee population for california. they have perhaps an easier chance of managing how the lands are used to protect the bee population and grow the population and that is the focus of the bill. >> a controversial two year ban on the pesticides in europe is set to expire this year. coming up, what could be a preview of the nba finals at oracle arena tonight. >> yes, the nba team with the best record in the east against the best record in the west. i have a report coming up in sports. now to the news room, gasia mikaelian with a look at what we are working on for ktvu fox 2 news at 7:00 p.m. >> coming up at 7:00 p.m. 20 people have been killed in a terror attack over seas. what we learned about the gunman who opened fire. also a bay area woman busted with a illegal collection of protected species. why she didn't know what she was doing was illegal. we are working on these stories and more coming up tonight at 7:00 p.m. on tv 36.

>> we have great news to report about the young daughter of an nfl player battling cancer. devon still posted this picture last night with his daughter. look that smiles. she is four years old and

fighting cancer. last night devon still said scans showed no active disease in his daughter's boughter anymore and doctors -- body anymore and doctors said they are optimistic and time to celebrate. >> best news ever. great to see. mark is here now. the game tonight is something people have been waiting a long time to see. >> of all the great statistics the warriors racked up, no one team beat the warriors twice this year. atlanta did handle them in the first meeting in georgia. they would like to make sure that isn't a repeat. they will be doing it without klay thompson. joe fonzi out there at the coliseum. too give you the rest of the story on tonight's match-up of top teams east and west. >> reporter: a couple of things, what is at stake, the warriors 40 games over .500. it will take a collapse not to be the number one seed in the

west. same for atlanta. as you said the warriors hasn't been swept by anymore this year and they lost to atlanta in february. they would like to keep that record. they only lost twice all year. down the road, if they were to meet in the nba finals the one that has the better regular season record would have home court advantage. right now the warriors have a half game lead over atlanta. steph curry on monday talked about how these are just like playoff games down the stretch. >> tough road. we have pretty much all playoff teams. good preparation for us. we want to continue to keep winning. keep playing hard. if we are beating these teams it will be a playoff atmosphere the rest of the way. excited about that. >> expect a playoff atmosphere tonight with two very good teams and two that could see

each other down the road. neither team will be at full strength. klay thompson is out with to springed ankle and a hawks player has a broken nose. -- springed -- sprained angle and the hawks player has a broken nose. you will be all over it tonight at 10:00 p.m. >> yeah. lots of highlights on both sides. we have a couple extra seconds. who is going to take klay thompson's spot tonight? specifically, i suppose there will be a different guy in the line up. >> it depends on if they play big or small. shaunshawn livingten, brandon rush, jerome holiday, all those guys, when they rested guys, a couple games back, when they rested 5 guys on the road, it

was to get them playing time for circumstances like this when they might be needed. >> all right. joe, enjoy it out there. should be highlights for us tonight at 10:00 p.m. that is the sporting life for right mow. [ talking at the same time ] >> thank you. it looks like a run down abandon neighborhood in the middle of the former u.s. navy base, at 10:00 p.m. why the housing complex was left in ruins for more than a decade and what happened after 2 investigates started asking questions. thank you for joining us. good night. female announcer: right now at sleep train get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save hundreds on beautyrest. or choose $300 in free gifts with stearns & foster. the triple choice sale ends soon at sleep train.

jay: come on, let's go. we're gonna need a little extra time at airport security, 'cause i'm pretty sure they're gonna want to pat you down. manny's with his father for the weekend, so jay and i are flying to vegas. i'm a little torn because i want alone time with gloria, but i also like rubbing manny's head for good luck. i just need to send this e-mail to claire why i'm not working on the bake sale next week but i can't say the real reason. why not? because she drives me crazy when she's in charge of these things. okay. we got a flight to catch so let me help you out here. you tell me what you want to say to her, and i'll help you find a nice way to say it. i want to say... i can't work on the bake sale because you're a bossy control freak that looks down on my cupcakes even though your lemon squares were very dry. [ keys clacking ]