her house at the backdoor. >> i asked what is he doing here. and then he said to me, this is my house. >> reporter: she said the man was calm. >> walked here and went upstairs. >> reporter: her four year daughter was in her room, she called 911. >> she kept telling me calm down, don't panic. i wanted to get my daughter. come on. come on. >> reporter: she grabbed her toddler and ran outside. no clue what was happening upstairs. her daughter all alone. >> she was brave and calm. she didn't panic. >> reporter: she told her mom the man said nothing. >> sat in here. and then hid in the closet. funny how he was able to work it out. >> reporter: she picked up her iphone after police arrested the intruder and led him out of the house. police confirm the man was lopez, booked on resisting

arrest and burglary and in a twist the victim in the case says his family lives two doors down. we went to the home. >> i am glad nothing happened to my daughter. >> the suspect's mother said he was a good kid. >> is he going to come back? >> reporter: it is a mother's job to keep her kids safe. >> come on. >> reporter: in antioch, noelle walker, ktvu fox 2 news. a san jose family is going public with a home invasion robbery in the hopes of finding the men responsible. it was caught on surveillance video. two men entered the home and armed themselves with knives. all the while two women and a baby are hiding upstairs. the men go upstairs and move from room to room, discovering

the women. that woman's husband describes what happened next. >> when they start kicking the door and start to attack them with the knife and the knife was just beside her and she got scared. >> that was the woman who described what happened. one of the women called for help. they were not physically hurt. they are hoping someone recognizes those intruders. a heart breaking story in san francisco. a 12-year-old boy was killed today after police say he ran out into traffic and was struck by a muni train. many people are saying the interaction has been dangerous for years. ktvu's david stevenson spoke to witnesses who described the scene as the boy's mother learned about what happened. >> reporter: this is the city's 6th pedestrian fatality and neighbors are saying no more. flowers mark the sidewalk where

the 12-year-old was struck and killed by light rail vehicle this morning. >> sad. sad. >> the boy was on his way to school and darted out into traffic. witnesses say his parents were nearby and rushed to the scene. >> she was hysterical. trying to move the train. trying to pull the kid out from under the train. she lost it. >> reporter: grief counselors were available to student. the superintendent said i extend my deepest condolences. we all share in the grief tonight. >> just horrific. >> reporter: investigators are talking to passengers and studying video from the train. with one stop sign for the three way intersection, neighbors say traffic makes it too dangerous for pedestrians. >> i am horrified to cross that intersection. >> we need stop sign or a street light. two months ago another kid that

lives across the street got hit by a car. >> reporter: the transportation agency says the last pedestrian injury reported here was in 2008. and last year it has been working on a four way flashing beacon. >> a year ago they sent someone to see how fast the traffic was going. but they didn't do anything about it. >> reporter: the driver of the lrv is a veteran, experienced operator. he was taken off duty, tested for drugs and alcohol and offered counseling as well. counseling was offered for the first responders who came to the scene and tried to aid the boy and wur devastated by what they saw. >> so sad. thank you. man accused of two attempted sexual sexual assaults in san jose appeared in court today. he was charged with crimes that could put him in prison for

life. he is accused of following a 13- year-old girl home from school last week. watch what happens here. tried to attack the girl. right there in the hallway. she was brave and fought him off. police say he is the same man who tried to attack a woman at a market last month. he was arrested last friday thanks to a tip from a resident. warning for thousands of bay area parents with young children. a clinic in the south bay sent out letters telling parents 10,000 doses of vaccine used in the past year may not have been as effective as they should have been. ktvu's ann rubin is here with what parents need to know. >> reporter: it happened at the sutter health palo alto medical foundation's los gatos pediatric clinic. doctors say a refrigerator wasn't operating properly. a letter went home to 4300 patient whose might have been effected by the problem.

the temperature was fluctuating and one to two degrees too cold. doctors say they waited to notify patients till they could get an action plan in place. each patient will receive options. some won't have to do anything. those who got other vaccines may get blood tests or another dose of vaccine if necessary. doctors want to reassure them there is not a safety issue here. >> what that has done is put into question the effectiveness of the vaccines we gave. not the safety. there is no safety concern here whatsoever. it is where they as effective as they normally would be. >> the clinic set up a hot line and offering extra appointments for patients who want to discuss their action plan. they replaced older refrigerators and put in new protocols for checking them. >> ann rubin live tonight,

thank you. imagine walking outside in the morning to see your car with wheels gone. it happened in north oakland recently. ktvu's allie rasmus is live to explain what car owners can do to protect their property. >> reporter: police say it is a crime that is hard to keep track of because many people don't report it. they pay out of pocket or let their insurance handle it. but they noticed the trend. >> i was holding back crying. >> the source of her frustration, seeing her car with all four wheels gone. >> jacked up with a jack. that side was held up with a stack of bricks. >> reporter: it happened over night may 1. the vehicle was a loaner car from the deepership -- dealership. they said it was a problem

other customers experienced too. an employee sent us a picture of all the jacks he collected from cars that had their wheels stolen. the latest happened yesterday. it is the 4th wheel theft in the neighborhood in the past 10 days. >> people work hard for the things they have. you feel violated when somebody takes those things from you. >> with the tires and wheels on newer cars it is not uncommon to pay a thousand dollars for a set of tires. >> reporter: he says the more valuable the tires the more attractive they are to thieves. >> flee markets are common for selling stolen tires. they will offer them on 25 don't the dollar. >> the cost to owners add up. she had to pay for the stolen

wheels. >> detucketive which is a thousand -- deductible which is a thousand. >> reporter: they recommend putting locks on your rims but it is not a guarantee against theft. with the right tools a skilled thief can cut the locks but it would at least slow the thief down. back to you. >> allie rasmus live in the news room. thank you. the city of san jose hosted stage three of the amgen tour of california today. a 23-year-old man was the first oo cross the finish line. stage 3 was 105 miles. there were six climbs. fans say it was quite a sight to see. >> a chance for us in our. [ yard to -- in our backyard to watch the best riders in the world. fun to see them. >> stage four kicks off tomorrow morning in pismo beach

and coming up a partnership to fight crime. >> sometimes when bikeerals stolen they are broken down for -- bicycles are stolen they are broken down for parts. . >> plus the bay area car wash that uses less than a cup of water. we will show you how they do it. >> and water in the forecast, chance of showers coming up. the computer model will be ready to go.

with property crime on the rise police are always looking for new ways to recover and return stolen items. ktvu's john sasaki reports, one east bay agency is teaming up

with a southern california company that has new way to reunite victims with their stolen possessions. >> reporter: at the bike shop theft is an issue the owner knows well. >> people ride their bikes and falls in love with them. >> he is stocked with locks to protect bikes that could be worth over $10,000. >> people leaves their garage door open and thieves see them and they will grab them then or come back and grab them. >> now he has a new product that could help victims after the vehicle taken. >> people get locks. locks can be penetrated. >> reporter: a material containing microdots that is hard to see and remove. >> each dot is -- has a serial number that is registered to the user. >> the police department is the first to introduce the dots

as a new crime fighting tool. using a special reader it will help police find the owner had anitesome recovered -- owner when an item is recovered. they are broken down and sold for parts. with this product you can more easily park the parts making sure they have your i.d. number. >> 80% of the people that are victims of property crime do not get their property back. >> trend that police want to reverse. john sasaki, ktvu fox 2 news. california business owners are fighting back against a move to change prop 13. the 1978 law that limits property tax increasing. public employee union and other groups want to remove commercial properties from the limits. they hope to put it on the 2016 ballot. leadsers say it would drive up

the cost of doing business in california and -- leaders say it would drive up the cost of doing business in california and lead to unemployment. >> it will impact businesses. >> he argues mondaying proper 13 would be a -- amending proper 13 would be a slippery slope and homeowners could be next. a study reveals newer latinos are speaking spanish at home. 73% of those who identified as latino speak spanish at home, compared to 78% in 2000. part of the reason is the rise in u.s. born latinos who outnumber foreign born latinos. a bay area tech giant is giving two high schools $5 million to improve their

computer and engineering program. they received $5 million from intel. they will share the grant. intel will help the two schools over 5 years develops curriculum, buy computer, train teachers and offer mentors and job shadowing programs. gas prices around the country will remain low throughout the summer except in california. they expect the national average to be $2.55. that would be the lowest nationwide average since 2009. reduced supply due to a fire in southern california will keep california gas prices higher. a car wash on the peninsula is taking the guilt out of washing your car during the drought. eco green auto clean in redwood city is washing cars without any hoses or high powered sprays. they estimate they use less than a cup of water per car. the owner developed the spray solution that lifts the dirt

and allows it to be wiped up with a towel. he says cars are then dried with another towel and the process works better than water. car owners say they are loving the results. >> i hate driving a dirty car. it is nice. i come here once a week. >> the cost is $25 for the exterior. $35 if you include the interior and you can buy a bottle of the solution. strong winds blew down a tree today in san francisco. the tree came down this afternoon in golden gate park. it hit a parked car, no one was hurt. well, how the weather is, windy outside, now to bill in the weather center -- [ talking at the same time ] >> still windy. sfo blowing to 40 miles per hour on the gusts.

real windy along the coast, avenues. sfo and oakland airport. temperatures today cooler in some places. 69 fairfield. 70 antioch. the windy conditions setting us up for what is coming. a change in the pattern. no fog at the coast right now. golden gate park. reason that is right now there is not a strong inversion. the air is rising. the fog can't form. it forms when the air is sinking. it is all going up. there will be patchy fog tonight. here is the system. it is winding up. a nice looking -- the complex is good. we will see this area in here will slide into the bay area. focusing from san francisco south. already we are seeing showers north up here. i have seen -- i had reports and seen video of snow and showers in northeastern california. closer to us, the high clouds will thicken up and we will see

showers in the forecast by thursday. looks like a good chance for everybody. there is the wind. 18 miles per hour fairfield. gusting to 25 at napa. sfo report is significant, down to 31. an hour ago 40 miles per hour. sustained 20. livermore 24. windy out there. not atypical but the pattern shift -- starting the winds off, it will set us up tomorrow with a day like today. mostly 60s tomorrow. greens. look at the rain on the way. probably -- wouldn't be hard to get a half inch in the santa cruz mountains. big sur an inch of rain in most places. we places -- so tomorrow is like today. right? and what changes is on thursday when the system gets closer. as it gets closer the winds go

southerly, clouds thicken up and showers develop. you will see them here. showers develop in the morning hours on thursday. could impact the morning commute and afternoon commute. tomorrow morning cloudy. tomorrow afternoon, showers. here comes the system thursday morning. right? that is wet. that is wet. more rain for lunchtime. and more showers continue in the afternoon and mountains, a winter weather advisory and it keeps going up there into friday. we will see wrap around moisture friday afternoon that could move through the bay area again. nice looking weather system. heading our way. good news for the plants, the lawns. the flowers. hay fever sufferers. and it will have impact with the snow in the mountains with the run off into the reservoirs. it will snow. [ talking at the same time ] >> something. we were talking about getting into may, who would think it

would snow -- [ talking at the same time ] >> two in a row. two in a row, we had this last week, here is goes again. >> thank you. a study finds more and more americans are becoming less religious. the number of people who don't affiliate with a religion went up 7% from 2007 to 2014. those who identified as christian fell to 71%. the number of non-cristnenicize grow -- christians is growing. the number of jews rose to 1.9% of americans. the warriors are back home preparing for game 5 of the best of 7 series with the grizzlies and jim harbaugh is already butting heads with the ncaa. mark is up next to explain. 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.

another major earthquake rocks nepal. how a u.s. military rescue mission has become a major part of the story. also a security breach led to a number of big changes at chris brown's mansion outside of los angeles. we are working on these stories and more coming up tonight at 7:00 p.m. on tv 36.

a great game last night. you were going to say something -- [ talking at the same time ] >> jump in there. >> i was so excited. warriors feeling better and getting ready for the next game. >> yeah. everybody was all doom and gloom after they lost saturday night. all is well in the world of the warriors. they get ready for game 5

tomorrow. big reason for the around, of course, steph curry, 33. one of the contributing factors without a doubt greene. 16 points. 10 rebounds. and in memphis he is not a popular guy. fans made him out to be the villain. a role he relished. >> you seem to enjoy that, do you have fun with that? does it motivate you? >> it does. it is fun. every time i touch the ball they are booing. okay. continue to boo. it doesn't bother me. it is funny to me. i never saw myself being that guy in the nba, being booed. getting booed in the nba, i arrived. it is fun to me. they are looking for something to make somebody a villain out of and they found their guy. cool. [ laughter ]

>> everything is cool with him. if anything bothers him he is not about to let anybody know it. >> jim harbaugh welcome to college football. different rules than the nfl. reports surfacing the university of michigan has violated four ncaa guidelines with regards to recruiting however they are minor in nature and usually the ncaa does not harshly punish schools but tell you what jim harbaugh will have to get used to the way of doing things in college football. the giants are up 3-1 on the astros. 4th inning of the game in and ask the a's take -- and the a's take the field tonight. [ talking at the same time ]. >> mom is active on twitter too. >> i love that. [ talking at the same time ] [ laughter ] >> thank you.

coming up tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news, mark tamayo takes us to heche. y reservoir. -- hetch hetchy reservoir. thank you for making ktvu channel 2 news your choice for news. we are always here for you on www.ktvu.com and you can follow us on twitter and facebook. thank you so much for joining us. enjoy the great weather. see you tonight.

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