saturday morning but he wasn't identified till today but the family spend the past few days believing he was missing. we spoke to his grandmother who said the family is upset the police didn't make the connection between the missing teen and the accident sooner. >> he had a wonderful future. and he looked forward to it too. he was very upbeat guy. very upbeat, lovable. >> reporter: he was last seen at a fraternity party near the university of southern california saturday morning when he decided to leave by himself. he called a friend at cal who described him as afraid and in need of help. his mother spoke to reporters before receiving the horrible news. >> i am just trying to hold up as best i can. i am really scared. >> reporter: there is still a lot of unanswered questions but

for the family it won't change the horrible outcome. >> it is hard to think about what they are going through tonight. you mentioned he sounded scared on the phone with his friend and he needed help. what are people making of that. do you think he was being threatened by someone? >> reporter: no. he wandered away from the party alone in los angeles and he didn't know the area and got lost. when he called they think he was disoriented and that is what made him afraid. >> just scared he was lost. >> reporter: yes. yes. yeah. doesn't appear that he was under any threat by anyone. just that he didn't know where he was. and couldn't find his way. >> middle of the night. okay. rob roth live, thank you. new at 6:00 p.m. another controversy if the san francisco police department. this time it involves the testing of dna samples at the crime lab. tonight we learned hundreds of

criminal cases are now under review. ktvu's david stevenson explains. this is the latest in -- for them. >> the third scandal to hit san francisco law enforcement this month and prompting an ought of 1400 cases -- an audit of 1400 cases involving dna cases. >> reporter: the san francisco police department crime lab is at the center of another investigation. they are under scrutiny for errors in a case involving a child molestation suspect. >> i can tell you errors were related to a measuring test. looking to do a complete audit and any work her supervisor approved. >> reporter: 1400 cases in all. the crime lab is seeking

resatisfaction and investigators reveal -- recertification and investigators reveal she funked a basic test. >> they found the test was valid. >> reporter: we requested from law enforcement any and all information about the incident, including the video from inside the elevator," nfl senior vice president of communications greg aiello said. "that video was not made available to us and no one in our office has seen it until racist and homophobic text messages sent by deputies and that officers organized inmate fights. >> the levels of the problems and the frequency that we are facing today are unusual. >> reporter: the district attorney announced he formed a task force to investigate each scandal. even that was met with skepticism. >> many people are recommending many things. it is also an election year. we are a great police department. >> reporter: the chief says the review of the 1400 cases is expected to take 4-6 weeks. they are on paid personal leave

and the chief said when they return they won't be working on dna cases. >> all right. david s live tonight -- david stevenson live tonight in san francisco, thank you. the family of a man killed by police filed a claim against the department and the city. october 7 police shot and killed him near at&t park. authorities claims officers ordered him to drop a gun, he refused and that is when an officer opened fire but family said his hands were on the steering wheel. officers from around the country are expected to attend this week's memorial service for slain san jose police officer officer michael johnson. officer michael johnson was shot as he responded to a call tuesday night. he was just 38 years old. married and served with the san jose police department for 14 years. the memorial service is now scheduled for thursday morning

at 11:00 a.m. at the sap center in san jose. we will stream the service live on www.ktvu.com. in hayward police, parents and students on alert following a string of attempted kidnappings. the latest happened friday. the third incident in six weeks. ktvu's cristina rendon is live. the descriptions in all three cases here are similar? >> reporter: that's right. police say there are a lot of solerets between the -- similarities between the suspects but there are a few differences too. it has a lot of people on edge. >> the report of another attempted kidnapping is concerning parents. >> very unfortunate that stuff like this happens but i understand that it happens everywhere. >> reporter: police say he forced a 16-year-old girl into white car on friday afternoon as the girl was walking home from hayward high school. he pulled out a gun in the back

seat but she struggled and asape scaped -- and escaped. >> the story is similar to two other attempted kidnappings. all three description appear to be similar and each were driving a white car. it is possible the cases are linked and there are similarities between the victims, short with brown hair walking alone. each of the attacks happened on a friday. >> could happen to anybody. we would like people to walk home together from school. kids to walk home together. be careful. >> makes me nervous because it is, like, i walk around by myself. >> reporter: police can't say for certain if the same seman involved but -- same man is involved but they are doing everything possible to take him off the streets. no one was available to meet with us today because they are out on spring break but when

students return monday, they will hold an assembly with students giving them tips on how to be safe. >> good advice to walk in groups. always safer in groups. cristina rendon live, thank you. two cases of whooping cough has been reported at two antioch high schools. one case reported at deer valley and another at antioch high school. a setter was sent out -- a letter was sent out to notify parents. it could be dangerous in babies too young to be vaccinated. >> reporter: a student from freedom high contracked whooping cough last -- contracked whooping cough last week -- contracted whooping cough last week. in albany, hayward, union

city, and el cerrito sales tax will be 10 cents for every dollar you spend. the hikes take effect on wednesday april 1. a familiar name in san francisco politics is running again. he says he will run for supervisor in november. his priority is affordable housing. >> like the fires that destroyed san francisco in the past, the affordability crisis has been allowed to flicker, simmer and now rage out of control. >> he says tens of thousands of housing unitsts are being -- units are being built but only a small percentage are affordable. he is running for district 3. a new usgs report raises the chance of a magnitude 8 quake happening in california in the next 30 years to 7%. that is higher than the old

prediction of 4%. lawmakers push for early warning systems to give people a chance to get to safety. emergency officials warn huge earthquakes oil be very dangerous. >> -- will be very dangerous. >> they will be the ones that are 7 and above. >> the report named the southern san andreas fault the most likely place. parts of the fault have a 19% chance of being hit higher than 6.7 over the next 30 years. the big test before the big game. how levi stadium handled the crowds at wrestle mania and how it could reflect the preparedness for next year's super bowl and a reminder from firefighters about how to keep your home safe. >> cooler, breezy weather moving into the bay area. we will check the conditions and the winds and what temperatures will be like tomorrow coming up.

>> a live look now at the monday evening commute. live picture of interstate 80 in oakland. the coliseum is on the right hand side. the headlights coming towards you are heading southbound. that is the commute direction. you can see it is slow. >> and checking in on the conditions along highway 24, cars towards the screen are eastbound. not too bad back with more in a moment.

the promoters of wrestle mania 31 say they set new records on sunday the biggest crowd ever at levi stadium.

fans from all 50 states and 40 countries. the event grossed $12.6 million and was expected to contribute $100 million to the economy. officials say wrestle mania was large enough to serve as a dry run for next year's super bowl. ktvu's ann rubin talk to officials and fans to see how it went. a story new at 6:00 p.m. >> reporter: this weekends' wrestle mania was many things. the highest grossing wwe event ever. set a record for attendance at levi stadium with 77,000 people and it may have been the best preparation for next year's super bowl the stadium had so far. >> everything ran so smoothly. the gates, we got through quickly. >> reporter: like the super bowl this event had fans from far and wide so hotels were filled. >> the number of people coming in for wrestle mania was close to the number of people for the

super bowl. great preparation. >> reporter: the vta light rail, 80 cranes and 200 buses. -- trains and 200 buses. afterwards -- >> one train came, the next train came. next thing we knew we were on it. >> reporter: vta light rail officials say they are learning and adapting. >> we had extra buses standing in wait so we could pick up the excess loads at key stations so we backed up our service with bus service. >> reporter: operations only begun to debrief. they will look at the flow in and out of the stadium, and whether they will put bleachers in the same place come super bowl sunday. >> it is encouraging where you can handle a maximum capacity crowd, get people in and out and hear positive feed back. >> reporter: still they say there is a lot of work to be done to make sure they are

ready. >> they could handle the super bowl. >> reporter: officials also plan to solicit e-mail feed back from fans about how wrestle mania went and then the focus turns to monster jam and super cross in april. ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. >> go to www.ktvu.com if you want more of the wrestle mania event, excitement, we posted pictures and videos. firefighters rescued a dog from a burning home this morning. firefighters were called to a home on west 9th street about 11:30 a.m. this morning. the fire burned one of the bedrooms and part of the hall way before they got it out. the dog was found alone uninjured. firefighters rur trying to track down the people -- were trying to track down the people who live there. san francisco firefighters are asking people to take steps to prevent house fires as we

head into the warm and dry months. she gave a demonstration today of things people can do to make their homes safer. in the kitchen if someone flairs up, put a lid on the pan. and the beauty and safety of battery operated candles. and avoid over loaded circuits. and smoke alarms are something everyone should have. >> in apartment buildings all the tenants should have a smoke alarm in their apartments. if they do not have one, it is the responsibility of the building owner or the management. >> never try dry something by draping eve portable heater heater and leave four feet of face during barbecues.

let's talk about our weather now. a spectacular day out there. judging by the flag, looks like it is breezy. >> you are right. a switch in the weather pattern. temperatures dropped off a few degrees. still nice for most of us. the winds are picking up. in addition to the temperatures continuing to cool into tuesday. a look at the numbers from the afternoon. even getting back into the low 80s for concord, livermore, antioch. morgan hill 82. around the bay, low 70s. mid-70s fremont. 75 santa rosa. 74 in napa. pacifica 61. clouds are back. banked up against the coast line. marine layer has grown. temperatures coming down. winds picking up. it has to do with this system. 350 miles off the coast line. this isn't going to bring rain but it is bringing us a change in our weather. closer, the clouds you see are also coming from the system.

we will be in and out of clouds. low clouds against the coast line. tomorrow morning inside the bay and patchy drizzle along the coast tomorrow morning. winds, 24 miles per hour in fairfield. gusting to 29. 13 in concord. 15 napa. santa rosa 8 miles per hour, oakland 17. areas of the central and south bay, sfo a strong breeze, wind there at 37 miles per hour. san jose 10 miles per hour. and the winds are going to continue tonight into tomorrow. cool and breezy tonight. morning fog. patchy drizzle along the coast. and in the afternoon, temperatures deming down further -- coming down further.

mid-50s half moon bay. 5, 10, 15 degrees cooler. tomorrow morning, temperatures in the mid-40s in areas like santa rosa and napa. upper 40s san rafael. low 50s pacifica. low clouds over head. 52 mountain view. low 50s concord. upper 40s livermore. 51 degrees antioch. afternoon highs tomorrow, upper 60s to 70 degrees for sonoma, novato. mid-60s richmond. 68 degrees san leandro. low 70s danville. 73 degrees brentwood. some areas were in the low 80s yesterday and today. 70 degrees morgan hill tomorrow. 70 santa clara. coming down 5 to 10 degrees for your tuesday afternoon. 68 redwood city. 65 san francisco. 69 for wood side.

temperatures hold steady wednesday. breeze relaxes on wednesday. a turn around thursday into friday, low 70s. doesn't last long for the weekends, temperatures cooling off again and introducing the slight possibility of scattered showers. [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> sunday easter. >> all right. thank you. tesla stock jumped after the ceo posted a tweet. he announced a major new product line and said it is not a car. the unveiling will happen thursday evening. he may have already given away the surprise in a previous tweet, he said something about a new tesla battery for use in homes and businesses. stock rose 3% today. $190 a share. it is up 1% in after hours trading. up next here, a picture of patriots quarterback tom brady doing something on vacation that he says he is never ever

going to do again. also former warriors star turning home to the big apple. mark is up next 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. tonight the sad news came this afternoon, continuing coverage of the tragic death of a university of california at berkeley student near the usc campus. who is replacing jon stewart on the daily show. we are working on these stories and more coming up tonight at 7:00 p.m. on tv 36.

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are you going to jump? [ music ] >> oh, boy. gutsy there. that video is new england patriots quarterback tom brady. it is creating a buzz on the internet. he posted the video set to the superman theme song on facebook. with the caption never doing that again. air brady. and fans have been leaving comments about his daredevil stunt. most agree. he wrote good for you, your life in the off season should not be dictated by fans and the

nfl machine. that was 40-foot jump. >> i held my breath for a second. >> he is a quarterback. he can do anything. [ talking at the same time ] >> all right. mark is here now. chris mullin, you have news? >> yeah. first jim harbaugh leaves to go back and coach michigan and now chris mullin, the former warrior, hall of famer, front office man says why not, i could be a head coach too and where he used to star in college basketball, st. johns in new york hired him on. i remember when he was a top draft choice in 1985 out of st. johns. he will replace a bay area product. a guy he used to coach at ucla. if you are a giants fan, worried about spring training, you have good reason to be. their starting staff in spring training a 6.67 e.r.a for the

starters. tim hudson roughed up. down 2-0. an rbi double to left. scores a run. it is 3-0. the giants trailing 4-0. a hot bat to talk about, joe panic. another homer for him. giants lose in arizona 8-5 to the cubs. a's pitching staff, stellar. 25 strikeouts now in 17 innings. the offense helped a plenty. a's fans will take to this guy. two homers today. 4 rbis and three run shot right there. 11-2 as the a's take care of the rockies. steph curry player of the week. you got to wonder as the

warriors continue to roll. 60th win on saturday night against milwaukee. the individual awards keep coming, coming, the team records keep coming. what is left. >> nba championship -- [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> revving your engine too quick. let's not rev too hard. it will jinx it. >> down shift. [ talking at the same time ] >> wait till they win a playoff game over something. >> you asked me. >> see you later everyone. >> thank you for joining us. good night.

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