this kind of back lash? heavens no. >> reporter: many believe the religious freedom law would allow discrimination against the lgbt case. >> i believe this is a clarification. but it is also a fix. it is a fix of a bill that threw mischaracterization and confusion come to be misunderstood. >> reporter: he says the law is similar to federal legislation. today the white house said indiana's law goes further. >> the law in indiana doesn't just apply to interactions with the government, it applies to private transactions as well. >> reporter: boycott efforts spread to another state today. new york joined connecticut and washington in banning official travel to indiana. san francisco mayor ed lee was among the first to ban city

travel there. >> i don't want to subject my employees to policies. i think that is wrong. repeal that law. >> reporter: business leaders are scaling down their business in indiana. the governor is trying to win them back. >> we have a perception problem here because some people have a different view. we intend to correct that. >> reporter: the ncaa is based in indianapolis and it is also critical of the religious freedom law. it says it is too late to move the march madness games from indiana but there is a call to move the women's tournament. pat haden is skipping a football meeting scheduled in indianapolis in support of his son who is gay. >> ken wayne live tonight,

thank you. jeb bush supports indiana's religious freedom law. he is scheduled to attend fundraisers tomorrow here. he plans to ask for money for his run for the white house. but many firms are vocal about their opposition to the law. he says the law doesn't allow discrimination. oakland police made a 4th arrest in the deadly shooting of a mother who was trying trying to protect her children. chyemil pierce was hit by a stray bullet. 30-year-old mother of three was struck by a stray bullet and killed as she tried to shield her children from gunfire. the 4 4th suspect is a 21-year- old, police say he didn't fire a gun but was armed. originally he was arrested as an accessory to the crime but now police are charging him with murder although they haven't said why. investigators also say they are

looking for other suspects. and new data shows fewer guns were fired in oakland last year. the city saw 26% drop in gunfire in 2014 compared to 2013. most of the shots were fired in east oakland. oakland's system covers 13 square miles of city streets. san bruno leaders won't be satisfied with fined against pg&e for the san bruno pipeline explosion that killed 8 people and devastated the community. the mayor agrees with the c.p.u.c.'s fine of $1.6 billion but he also wants a monitor toover see the relation -- to over see the relationship moving forward. another bizarre twist in the kidnapping case that police are calling a hoax.

someone claiming to be the kidnapper is sending e-mails threatening police and demanding officers apologize. more now from ktvu's john sasaki. the victim and her boyfriend are still sticking to their story? >> reporter: as far as we know. we are outside police headquarters. we are hoping investigators would shed light on this case but that hasn't happened. this home where the kidnapping happened was quiet today. a series of e-mails sent to the chronicle from someone claiming to be denise huskins' kidnappers. they say they want to clear denise huskins' name. they include a threat against police demanding they apologize to denise huskins and her boyfriend for saying it was a hoax. the deadline was noon today and nothing happened since. this started on march 23 when denise huskins' boyfriend called police to say she was kidnapped. two days later she turned up

unharmed at her father's house. >> everything is complicated. i mean, people -- they were wondering. is this really -- [ indiscernible ] >> are they really victim or are they -- they knew these people? >> i would like to find out. why would they want to, like, do something like that, like, kidnapping is not a joke. so if they are playing, like, it is a kidnapping, they are wrong. >> reporter: they secured attorneys. whatever happened here this is now a federal fbi cyber investigation. back to you. >> john sasaki live tonight, thank you. we have breaking news now from oakland. a police chase there ended in a crash at 37th and market. these are live pictures from

sky fox. the driver may have been a robbery suspect and according to police the driver crashed into another car and then took off on foot. the driver who was in the car that was hit had to be taken away by ambulance. we do not know the extense of their injuries. please are closing off streets as they investigate in the area of market and 37th where a possible robbery suspect has crashed into another car and taken off on foot. we are working to get more information. if we do we will bring it to you. we know the name of a woman who was struck and killed by a car during a jog. the woman was hit while crossing the street nearby the water front. the medical examiners identified the victim as a 23- year-old. she had gone out for a jog at 6:00 a.m. this morning. neighbors are angry because there is no stop sign at that

intersection and it is the same spot where a boy was killed by a car 9 years ago. >> if there was a stop that would help a lot for others. and for the future. >> the driver of the car stopped and cooperated with officers. friends tell us the victim worked at a nearby clinic and studsying to buy a nurse and -- studying studying to be a nurse. police say an officer suffered minor injuries in an accident with another driver who may have run a red light. the two cars collided near 8th and harrison. the officer was taken to the hospital with injuries that weren't too serious. the other driver was okay and witnesses say it was that driver who ran the red light. investigators are trying to verify that and determine who had the right of way. new at 6:00 p.m. a test of technology in the east bay. it could help shape the future

of transportation. honda tested its new driverless cars. ktvu's tom vacar shows us how it works. >> reporter: the best territory straddles highway 4. the city of concord and the transportation authority are establishing stations. a test site for driverless cars. >> it is one of a kind. the largest facility of its kind in the world. >> the potential for all of the other interested transportation businesses to come here is very real. >> we are looking at between 7 and 7 automobile manufacturers and first year suppliers they build the electronics. >> reporter: it is about saving tens of thousands of lives every year and injuries. >> honda's gold is to allow a

collision free society period. one fatality is one too many. >> reporter: most auto makers have research and development labs. they allow developers to draw on expertise on many. driverless car laws will be made, all of that makes this site one of the world's best. >> 5,000 acres. infrastructure, roads, buildings, bridges, tunnels. it is the perfect site to test this technology. >> everything we need simulate the environment. >> reporter: research and development captures the public's imagination. behind these gates you will see things coming out that you will be riding in. tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news.

a close call for an 11-year- old boy after a truck plowed into his bedroom. >> i was sound asleep at, like, 4:00 a.m. in the morning and then all of a sudden i woke up in my closet. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> no. >> how he is doing today and what we are learning about the driver behind the wheel of the truck. >> students and teachers take to the streets of oakland, their message and how the school district is responding. >> our cool breezy weather will persist for your wednesday, followed by a warm up for thursday and a chance of showers easter sunday. >> a live look at the tuesday evening commute. a live picture of interstate 80, near university avenue. the cars on the right slow going towards university avenue in berkeley. >> across the bay, san francisco, this is hospital curve and the jam up there, the cars on the left are all

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with music to get them going, a rally and march was held in oakland for public education. teachers, parents and students gathered to support teachers in their contract negotiations with the school district. >> our teachers are at every level under paid, paid less than any other neighboring district and less than any district in the state. >> besides more pay the demands are for smaller class sizes and

more counselors, nurses and librarian. the school district is committed to the negotiations and offered a 13.5% pay hike over 18 months. the district says that is the largest that it could afford. kaiser is launching a study on autism and it is looking for people to take part. they want to collect data from two biological parents and a child diagnosed with autism. they are hoping to gather that data from 5,000 families. the goal is to create a resource for effective treatment. new at 6:00 p.m. a close call for an 11-year-old boy. a man drove his truck through the wall of the boy's bedroom. it sent the boy flying across the room but he is actuality okay and sharing his story with ktvu fox 2 news. claudine wong spoke with the boy and his parents and learned the driver is now behind bars facing hit and run and drug

charges. >> there was a wall here and then my bed was right here. and then over here -- >> reporter: he doesn't remember much of his ordeal. it was monday morning. >> i was sound asleep at, like, 4:00 a.m. in the morning. and then all of a sudden i woke up in my closet. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> no. >> reporter: he doesn't remember a truck crashing through the wall of his house and into his bed. he doesn't remember being thrown across the room, through his closet door. >> i hit my head. >> reporter: what he remembers is waking up unhurt in the closet. >> i turned around. i started to walk to the door. i opened it and my mom was right there and looked inside and -- >> reporter: that is a accurate description. >> i was grateful he was alive

and there was an angel. i mean, i thought there is no way. >> reporter: it is still hard to believe. the family is still shaken up, trying to explain this to friends and family. >> my books were here. >> reporter: but he is okay and his brother in the next room also wasn't hurt. >> power greater than ourselves. >> my gosh, i got hit by a car. >> reporter: he is without a doubt charming and easy going but his parents say the crash left its mark. taking away his sense of safety and they are determined to give it back. >> we will make him feel safe. >> reporter: he has a few ideas. >> maybe my bed would go over

here. >> reporter: claudine wong, ktvu fox 2 news. developing news now, evacuations underway in southern california as a wildfire gets clothier to homes. the fire is -- closer to homes. the fire is in mohave narrows regional park in san bernardino county. 70 acres burned. 200 firefighters are battling the fire. at this point there is zero containment. you can see just how close the flames are getting to the houses in the area. and to make matters worse the wind is picking up which makes fighting the fire that much more difficult. >> so early in the season to talk about wildfires. let's go to our forecast. >> what they are experiencing there, exactly what we are experiencing here. gusty conditions here and that will continue in san bernardino for the next 24 hours like we see it here as well. typical in the spring to get

the winds. it is just ununusually dry for this -- unusually dry for this time of year. numbers from today. 71 livermore this fron. 70 napa. 70 oakland. 66 redwood city, 68 degrees for san jose. low 60s, breezy in pacifica and san francisco and wind a factor for most of us today. 20-30 miles per hour in and around the bay. mount diablo 50 miles per hour gusts this morning. systems riding through the pacific northwest. rain and snow through washington, oregon, and clipping northern california tomorrow. this will keep the weather pattern similar for the next day or so. breezy and cool. and wednesday as well. another system moving through wednesday. we have clear skies over the bay area. good air quality. that is a plus from the wind. and very, very views. napa reporting a 20 miles per

hour winds. gusting to 26. concord 28. gusts 24 in oakland. sfo gusts to 40 miles per hour at times. you can see that right here. sustained at 32. and south bay, winds gusting to 25 miles per hour. the winds ants going to let up -- aren't going to let up. clear skies this evening. systems continue to ride north. tomorrow morning, clips northern california. coming down. for us we will remain dry and clear skies. with clear skies we will be chilly tomorrow morning. and we have scattered showers possible over the sierra tomorrow as well. the flag blowing here. the choppy water on the bay. small craft advisory till 9:00 p.m. this evening inside the bay and we will continue with this

pattern for tomorrow. chillier start tomorrow morning, cool and breezy tomorrow afternoon, sunny skies. we have the possibility of scattered showers for easter sunday. temperatures right now 68 degrees in walnut creek. 63 redwood city. tomorrow morning low 40s out the door. 42 livermore. 48 oakland. 49 degrees for pacifica. afternoon highs like today. for your wednesday. breezy weather continuing. 66 sausalito. 69 castro valley. upper 60s to low 70s in the south bay. 69 redwood city. 69 san francisco. temperatures will climb thursday and friday, cool for your bay area weekend and the chance for scattered showers come easter sunday. >> nice. thank you. we have an update on a breaking news -- on breaking news. sky fox over the scene.

police are conducting backyard searches in the area of 37th and market as they look for a driver who led them on a chase. the driver possibly a robbery suspect crashed into another car and took off on foot. the driver who was in the car had to be taken away by ambulance. we don't know the extent of that person's injury. a search is underway for a robbery suspect in 37th in market. in oakland. the warriors battle the clippers tonight in southern california and the giants and the a's were in action today. mark is up next with 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. more on the controversy in indiana, lawmakers face criticism over a controversial law. also the greatest speaks out on the fight of the century. muhammad ali predicts who he thinks will win the show down in las vegas. we are working on these stories and more coming up tonight at 7:00 p.m. on tv 36.

mark is here now with sports. what do you have for us tonight? >> what do you want?

baseball. basketball. earthquake soccer stuff. but, you know, spring training. i can tell you at this point man one more day left and just about everybody on the giants and a's happy it is over. the one person who isn't barry zito. he is trying to make it team. he gets rocked for 7 runs today. and in the third inning they hit three home runs off him, did the angels. the a's did come back and win the game but he is still stinging from that. anderson trying to make the team. two run triple for the a's. breaks a 10-10 tie. 13-10 the a's beat the angels. tim tebow goes 5, gives up three runs and 8 hits and struck out three and gets the offensive support he needs. justin maxwell, base hit and three rbis and the giants win 4-

3. san francisco starting to play a little better ball. the san jose earthquakes are back in town. back in the south bay. they will play easter sunday. they have been out on the road for 3-4 games games and have a 2-2 record. and now they will play 3-4 at home in their new stadium. their big star happy to have a new stadium. nice to have a true hold field advantage for the first time. not sharing a stadium with anybody else, for a first. >> sense of ownership. identity. you step out there on the field and you don't want anyone to come home to your field. >> all right. the golden state warriors will be in action in los angeles tonight against the clippers. greene will not play. he has an inflammation in his

shin. they will rest him. highlights at 10:00 p.m. and what else can you want from the golden state warriors? >> thank you. we have sad breaking news right now. a man was sound dead in his home. he was discovered in the bath room of his house. at this point his death is being investigateds a suspicious. as you know his father is a long time resident of the bay area. much more on the death of andrew gety tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news.

the old library. had some late nights in there. some of them i even spent studying. don't tell your mom. and maybe don't tell me. oh. college! he was shielding his eyes from the sun. knew it when i hit it. phil is taking haley to visit his alma mater. loved college. mm, we were hoping some of that enthusiasm rubs off on her. go, bullfrogs! dogs. bulldogs. i feel like you do that on purpose. mnh-mnh. no, it's just-- i say "bull," and i can't remember if it's frogs or dogs. when i talk to my old friends from college do we croak or do we bark? (telephone rings) i got it. (clears throat) (beep) hello? (grunting) wow.