a young girl waushg home from high school pulled into a car. tonight the search for a child predator with kale detail about oh -- details about how this teen fought to get away. >> that girl was on her way home from hayward high school. this is the third attempted kidnaping in hayward in just about month. we talked with police and they say it is possible the same man is responsible for all three of the incidents. >> a report of yet other attempted kidnapping is becoming all too familiar here. a 16-year-old girl walking home

from school was grab bad man and forceed into the backseat -- by a man and forced into the backseat of a car. it happened on friday. >> i just don't like my kids being alone. it's very concerning. >> police release this sketch of the attacker who they say got on top of the girl and pulled out a gun. the 16-year-old fought back, escaped and ran home to her parents who called 911. >> this is an extra ordinary circumstance for any 16-year-old to face. we very proud of her for the way she reacted to this. >> neighbors stay area can be dangerous for students after school because of the traffic. they had no idea about the attack. >> it's awful to think that that happens in this neighborhood and the high school here. >> i just substitute teach sometimes there. if something like this happened, i probably tell the students just to be a little more careful. >> this is the third time in six

weeks an attempted kidnapping has happened. the first two separate incidents were reported also inning teenage girls. -- involving teenage girls. they are grateful the victims haven't been harmed. >> for a kid to react like, that that's great. >> i'm grateful the girl is well and fine. again, i say i hope they find this predator. >> here's one more look at the sketch of the suspect. they say the man is either hispanic or east indian in his mid 20s driving a white car. the first two dad nappings -- kidnappings was described as hob that or toyota. anyone with -- honda or toyota. anyone with information is asked to contact police. now to the north bay where a

motorcyclist was killed and two other people were injured. they say she went to take a left and struck a motorcycle. one man was driving the bike and another was on the back as a passenger. >> the me male -- female driver made a left turn. one of the men was killed at the scene. the other one was severely injured. >> the passenger in the other car was taken to the hospital. at this point it's not clear if speed was a factor in the crash. people who live in the area say this intersection is dangerous and that accidents are common. new developments tonight from los angeles where a train conductor was critically injured and 20 others hurt when a train collided with a car and then

derailed. an investigation shows that the driver of that vehicle could be to blame. as he tells us that driver is now in grave condition. >> a scary scene in los angeles. officials say a three car metro rail train and a vehicle collided causing the train to go off the tracks. >> what we have the both the train and vehicle were travelling eastbound there. was an improper turn that occurred. the vehicle got wedged in between the pole and the train causing the train to dislodge. >> 11 rescue ambulances and six fire companies rushed to the scene. they used the jaws of life to remove the driver of the car from his vehicle. the los angeles fire department says 21 people were hurt including the train operator. >> there is always [ indiscernible ] the biggest thing is to find out what the scope was. they focussed on it on the most important issues. >> they say this is typically a

busy train. this average speed on this stretch is 35 miles per hour. michael thomas says there's bn been problems in that area before. >> we have had some incidents whenever you have a run that runs in intersections you can about pate sometimes accidents occurring. >> officials also dealing with a traffic in the area due to a sold out soccer match. they had to bring in buses to help bridge the gap as the investigation continues. back to you. investigators are looking to the deaths of two men in violent incidents outside two different bay area night clubs. in union city two men have been arrested in the connection of a shooting death of 33-year-old man outside of bar. the shooting happened just after midnight. police have not released the name of the victim or those two

men arrested. in san jose police say a man was critically injured during a an altercation near north there. he died around 5:00 this morning. police have not released any suspect information in that case. a boston police officer remains in critical condition tonight after he was shot in the face. authorities say two officers had just pulled over a vehicle when officer john approached the door and a suspect pulled out a gun and shot him. officers returned fire killing the gunman. office t officer is in a medically induced a coma tonight. they say he will survive. he also commented there are too many guns in his city. >> none of our officers like to use their firearms. it's probably the worst thing we have to do in our profession.

clearly unpro vehicled one of our officers -- unprovoked, one of our officers was shot point blank in the face. he served in iraq and is credited for helping save a transit officer injured during the gun battle with the boston marathon bombing suspects. hundreds of people turned out laus night at two different -- last night at two different vigils. one at was city hall and the other was at the scene of the deadly shooting. they remember the 38 year-old as an officer who loved his job. he made the ultimate sacrifice in the line of duty. a public memorial for officer johnson so scheduled for thursday april 2. that service will be held at 11 a.m. at the sap center in san jose they are pushing a bill that

could boost california motor rules by millions. it would require them to send customer data to state election officials who would then determine a person's voting elegibility. they say it would help increase voter turn out. organize became the first state pass it. the silty of nap that pa will un -- city of napa will unveil a life size statue of chavez. he would have turned 88 on tuesday. the statue and another portraying co-founder will be dedicated [ indiscernible ] their legacy of bring farm workers better wages and conditions as well as dignity is

not forgotten. as kevin tells us, many are still calling for change. >> with drummers leading the way, hundreds of people marched through downtown sacramento. among them, oscar garcia who grew up working in the fields. >> i was one of them rebels all the way out there. they would about pay me what i wanted. >> -- wouldn't pay me what i wanted >> he said he never met chavez but garcia has become an activist too. the people he marched with today had a long list of causes, hire worker wages is still at the top of the list for garcia. >> they claim that you can make up to $80 a day but those $80 you have to work 18 hours to get them. nowadays you have to keep one a machine. >> he says education is the key. >> if you start with education,

that's it. you know, it will take a lot of kids tough field. >> he's working on his masters degree at sacramento state. he brought other students out for the march. >> it's important to know why you are here. >> he says an increase in the federal minimum wage is long over due. >> the cost of food, of rent is all going up. it's -- it's much needed. >> marchers say it's not just about farm workers. workers can barely get by. >> there is v always going to be a struggle. >> and that was kevin reporting. california honors the legacy of chavez with a holiday on tuesday march 312. state agency -- 31. well new at 10:00 shoppers at an beast bay wal-mart store had to leave tonight when a fire

broke out. flames started in the mcdonalds kitchen inside the store. you can see all of the smoke there. the fire then went to 2-alarm. the sprinkler system came on and crews knocked down the blaze in about half an hour. no juris were reported well the -- injuries were reported: well the bay area observed earth hour tonight. i want to show you a view as the lights went off shortly before 8:30. that's our shot, pretty dark there. the bay bridge and the golden gate turned off their lights for the hour. the annual event is the year's largest collective environmental action. >> here's a wider view of the skyline. from london prince charles commented that earth hour is a remind that are time is running out the take care of the planet. >> hundreds of millions of

people from across the world will come together and switch off their lights in a spectacular deploy. sit a symbolic reminder that together we have the power to change things. >> the lights also went out there in rome. the combined action conserve as krabl amount of considerable amount of energy. he's a college athlete but he's not just any athlete. >> i'm like 97% blind. plus wanted know? a commerce [ indiscernible ] is rolling out a new delivery service that would get packages to customers in less than an

hour but there's a catch. plus the pilot's health that deliberately crashed the plane in the french alps coming up.

disturbing new developments in the investigation into the crash of germanwings flight 9525. prosecutors say the co-pilot intentionally brought the plane

down and may have been flying despite treatment for depression and a doctor's note deeming him unfit for work that day. the pilot's remains may have been found. now to the latest information from paris. >> memorial services are being held on saturday to remember the 150 people killed in this week's crash. >> it's is terrible. it's horrible for the families. there's no word for that. i am broken. >> investigators say it appears the plane's co-pilot andreas lubitz intentionally brought the aircraft down killing everyone on board. relatives of the victims are gathering near the crash site. >> we think of this all the time. it is a really hard time for the families and we want to share and tell them they are not alone. >> in recent days they have combed through his apartment. they found torn up doctor's notes. while a woman claiming to be his

ex-girlfriend told a german news paper that he was receiving physiatric treat and once told her he would do something some day that would make everyone know his name. a search for answers continues. >> we are all working twartd towards a perfect collaboration on the way we are going to work with them. we are going to work with total cooperation and transparency. >> investigators say that hundreds of remains of the victims have been recovered from the crash site. the victims span whole host of nationalities including three americans. back to you. crews in lower manhattan continue to look for victims in a massive explosion and fire. two people are missing to night and four remain in critical condition. it's believed a gas leak triggered the explosion.

three apartment buildings collapsed. dozens were hurt. potential criminal charges may be filed against one of the landlords who reportedly told ten napts to not report gas leaks. the most spectacular views are now available. it offers views of half dome and the high country. rangers advise drivers to keep it slow and avoid wildlife. lake tahoe may see cleaner air in the near future. they recently won grant to figure out where to add charging station for electric cars. not only are they important for locals they are key to make sure bay area drivers can get a charge if they head to the lake. memorials are being held this weekend for two men killed in a west oakland fire.

friends gathered today in san francisco to remember 36-year-old daniel. some of his art was on display. tomas had been an artist for a few years but was already making his mark with some content that some considered revolutionary. friends call his death a huge loss for the art community. >> he was a very talented artist. i think he had a lot to say. i think he had work that the rest of the world would be interested in seeing. >> i just miss everything about him. i will miss working with him. >> earlier today friends and family gathered in oakland to mourn 27-year-old davis. tomas and davis were killed in the 3-alarm fire last saturday that swept their through live slash space. the oakland zoo's feast for

the beast. we were there when visitors got a unique opportunity for to the feed some of the animals. >> to bring in all this food -- >> all of the in freed yents of a fine -- ingredients of a fine salad. >> think of something that happens only once a year and how much you look forward to it, this is as close as it comes. it's really great for them. >> he sat just behind the fence waiting patiently for his treats. >> they can smell what's going on right now. they smell all this food that's here. >> welcome. >> it's part of an event called feast for the beast at the oakland zoo. >> don't be shy. most out of us don't bite. >> they come in with fresh fruit and veggies to donate. >> our primary focus is for you to be safe. >> the ground rules set more

than 200 people got a rare opportunity to walk in there and place the food for the elephants to find. >> i fed them apples and oranges. my strategy and i just put it on the chair. i just put the food on the rocks. >> you can watch them when they eat it. >> yes. >> the elephants thank you. >> once their work was done, people in the crowd got watch the fruits of their labor. >> yay. >> most of the time you come to the zoo and you get to hope you see them eat something. >> about two-thirds of the donated foods got to the elephants. but all the animals will get a chance to sample the food. >> it was a great time for them. >> the crowd took in the sight.

>> it was hard to tell exactly who was enjoying the experience more. >> hi. >> back to you. >> looks like a fun day there. well the oakland a's are planning their first ever pride night. why one woman is offering to buy ticket from season ticket holders who don't want to go to this game. what makes this running swimming and biking star at school simply incredible to his teammates? . coming up we are working on a warm sunday forecast. i will let you know if we have any clouds to talk about in the five day forecast.

tonight real lesson in overcoming the odds. a student at cal is on the school's triathlon team.

he's also blind. >> he is not just a athlete he's a triathlete. >> i'm like 98% blind. >> most of what he sees is a dark blur yet he competes >> you think about what you don't have, you won't appreciate what you have. >> they are training for the triathlon nationals coming up next month south carolina. to compete they must run swim and bike long distances. >> he's an inspiration to the team. >> his coach said it's difficult to grasp what he has to cope with. >> i try to swim with blackened goggles. >> i hit the wall with my head sometimes. >> this afternoon the challenged athlete foundation surprised him with a new bike as part of the built with chocolate milk

campaign. he has a disease that slowly began robbing him of his eight sight eight years ago when he was 12. he joined the team for the challenge. his follow athletes say they have learned to treat him as just another member of the team. >> we really appreciate having him on the team. he's there the whole way. >> he plans to get his ph.d. in and continue competing. >> he may have lost his eye sight but his vision is crystal clear. back to you. >> isn't that incredible? he's pretty amazing. it wise night to remember for the parentof a 4-year-old with an fourj a late night -- parents of 4-year-old with the urge of a light night treat.

she climbed aboard a city bus after she climbed out of bed and left home without telling her parents. the does driver saw her and couldn't believe it. >> i just said you got to be kidding me. it was 3:00 in the morning and a little girl. >> [ indiscernible ] >> she said she wanted a slushy. the bus driver called police. police called the little girl's parents and the girl's father said he is so grateful that the bus driver acted quickly. today he went out and bought locks for the back door. the little girl's mother has promised her a slushy. well getting packages to customers in less than an hour. the new delivery service one company is prying and the price. one woman makes an offer to season ticket holder on who

objects to the team's first ever pride night.

the oakland a's first ever pride night has led to a ticket buy back effort. one woman working to make sure the stands are packed for this upcoming game. we talked with her about her effort. >> well as we know, the internet can be an ugly place. one member of the a's family is doing something about it because to her pride night is all about family. >> in this oakland athletics promotional video she teaches coaches social media. the a's embrace new ways to reach fans. for the first time they are embraceing the lgbt community with a pride night.

>> i saw some negative comments about oakland a's pride night. >> she a twitter powerhouse in her occupy right. we spoke with her -- own right. we spoke with her via skype. >> some of the social media posts, everything, i follow a lot of fans so it was disheartening to see their responses to this. >> he says some of the season ticket holders posted that they would rather not attend a pride theme game. she took to her blog. >> for you don't want to go, don't go. >> she plans to buy back tickets at face value and donate them. >> i just don't want any seats to go to waste. i want people to be there who could benefit from being there. >> my mom came out to me in san francisco when i was a teenager. i was the first person she came out to. when she started telling me

about it she had hives. she was literally having a physical reaction to telling me this. she was so nervous. i thought i hope nobody ever feels so nervous that they might not be accepted for who they are. >> her family grew, dad mom and a second mom. >> her partner my second mom she was raised in the bay area and hayward. she was a die-hard a's fan. >> now her moms will join her in the stands for the june 17 game. >> they can't wait for a night like this >> the a's already host jewish heritage night faith and family day and a whole list of other events. >> just because they are including one group doesn't mean everyone else is exclude. >> we reached out to the a's for a comment tonight but haven't heard back.

so far she purchased five tickets. a man was shot and killed just before 8:00 tonight in san francisco visitation valley neighborhood. officers found the man with multiple gunshot wounds. they took him to san francisco general where he died. right now police say they have not made any arrests. animal right activists staged a rather unique demonstration today to show the condition of egg laying hens. they brought a large metal diej oakland's lake -- capable to oak land's lake. they offered people to stand or sit in the cage to get an idea of the crowded conditions. >> they are here today to up courage folks to brave the cage and see who life is like for 95 percent of hens on egg farms. >> a bill was passed in 2008

requiring egg laying hens here in california only be confined in ways that allow them to lie down, stand up, fully extend their limbs and turn around safely. state regulations provide about 116 square inches per hen. that is about the size of a sheet of legal paper. an east bay man was sentenced to 16 years to life in prison for killing his girlfriend with a machete. a judge sentenced him for the 2012 killing of her inside of his home. on the witness stand he testified that he remembered having the 2 and a half foot machete and raising it above his head as he approached her but he says the rest is a blur. amazon is taking their prime membership to a whole new level. a few facilities in texas is trying out a quicker home delivery that will be called prime now.

for $7.99 you can get your package delivered in an hour. if you wait a little bit longer you package will be delivered in two hours. you have to be an amazon prime customer >> you can actually track the package on a map and see it heading to you. you can contact that delivery driver if you needed to. >> right now not everyone has access to prime now. it's just a few available and a few areas around knot texas. the company -- north texas. the company also doesn't have all of their products available yet but do plan to expand products in the months ahead this morning people signed up to climb 52 flights of stairs for a good cause. just how many steps all of those folks climbed including myself and how much money was raised. a pretty warm sunday coming up. stick around.

for over 60,000 california foster children a pair of new shoes is a small but important gift. to help, sleep train is collecting new shoes of all sizes. bring your gift to any sleep train and they'll be given to a local foster child in need.

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where well it was mission accomplished for hundreds of people. the climb was held at 555 california, the building known as the bank of america building. we tackled 1,197 steps. it's so many. the event is the american lung associations largest event raise of the year. >> the most important part is research so that at some point we can fight these diseases like lung cancer. >> now i checked and a total of

950 climbers raised more than $316,000. you can still contribute and help in the fight for air there is still another 30 days of fundraising. >> mark, i know you are athletic i don't -- what do you think about climbing all those steps? >> a full day for you. you must be exhausted right? >> no, i feel good it was a good cause. firefighter and their turn out gear about additional 40 pounds. >> wow impressive. glad it all worked out. last year was foggy today it was basically all sunny. a couple of records to report here for oakland. maxing out 79 degrees there. gilroy in the upper 80s 87. we actually quite a few ties as well for san rafael and napa. that san francisco temperature

very warm, 71 degrees. last storm tracker 2 there's a storm but it's not here in the bay area. it's way up to the north. the weather people up there very busy tracking the rain showers. nothing for us. we are looking for the rainfall. we basically have mostly clear skies out there. last night this time we had some dense fog. right now we are in the clear. heads up if you are heading to the coast, of course we have some great beach weather out there. we have a southerly swell out there. be extra careful with those rip currents out there. we have lots of 50s for current temperatures. santa rosa 69. you can see looking out toward the trance america pyramid in san francisco we do have the relatively clear conditions. that will be the plan to tonight. sunny and warm for tomorrow.

a bit of a drop off in those temperatures. the dry weather pattern no big changes there. starting out the day the low 40s to the mid 50s. here's the concord forecast for tomorrow 7:00, 51 degrees on track to reach the lower 80s for the afternoon hours. storm track is way up here to our north. pretty warm out there with more 70s and 80s. a weak cold front brushes northern california. no hope of rainfall here. lit cool us off a little bit. -- it will cool us off a little bit. clear skies throughout day on sunday. then the fog returns first thing monday morning. that couples with a stronger offshore breeze will send temperatures down in the monday forecast. here's a look at forecast high for tomorrow. lots of 8 there. oakland 79. san -- 80s out there.

san francisco just beautiful. 73 degrees. heather we looking for the rain clouds but nothing showing up here in this five day forecast. a little bit of a cool down for monday and tuesday. some gusty winds by wednesday. >> okay. thank you mark. well coming up the warriors go for a franchise record, 60th win. kentucky goes down to the wire against notre dame. sportswrap with joe fonzie is coming up next.

good evening. welcome to saturday night edition of sportswrap.

the milestones keep piling up for the warriors. tonight they set the record for most regular season wins in franchise history. there's a bronze statue of him there. the folks there got their one in person look this year. curry with touch on a floater plus the foul. curry with the long 3. curry 6 for 9. he led them with 25. they rested draymond green. he moved for two of his 12 points. curry had 6 assists. back in the city where his pro career started. klay thompson contributed 21 points. the warriors didn't play their best game but were seemingly always in command. one more jaw dropper, he battles to keep possession of the ball

and just figures might as well throw another 3. they clench the top seed in the west in the playoffs. the ncaa basketball tournament is down to it's final fours. one of the teams is kentucky. the wildcats didn't get there without a fight. they had a battle till the end with noter dame. here in the second half jackson misses but he sure didn't there. noter dame in front by 1. wildcats get off the floor as well. kentucky trailing at this by 2. karl anthony up tos makes the move and getting the hoop plus the foul. he made the free throw to make ate 1 point game. anthony is good for 25. kentucky trailing by a bucket. andrew hits a long 3 and the wildcats are in front. he nail as 3 of his own. it's noter