in next week's news, a professor at cal state chico says, "all hail wal-mart.r and applause ] >> very funny cult voice. >> seth: well, thank you. thank you. >> all hail wal-mart. >> seth: good. [ laughter ] want to do another one? >> oh, yes, yes. let's do one more. >> seth: okay. we'll do a couple more. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> seth: in this week's news, there's been a decrease in mice population in new york city due to the extreme cold weather. in next week's news, the guy who tracks new york mice population is still very, very lonely. [ laughter ] [ audience aws ] [ applause ] thank you. you like it? >> great. >> seth: yeah, okay, good. >> it's great! >> seth: i'm glad you like it. >> hey, seth, can i do one? >> seth: yeah, sure. you want to read one? >> no, no, i'll just come up with one on my own. >> seth: well, you know, we write these ahead of time. you sure you want to -- >> no, how hard can it be just to come up with one? okay. let's see here. let's see here, see here. [ light laughter ] okay, let's see. in this week's news, baseball spring training st

one of them is justin, who represented the university of oregon, the other is brian, representing cal statee state of california and of course, one you guys know as well. let's talk about your stock picks, guys. for justin, you are a guy who likes a traditional more industrial type company. what is your top pick for this coming year? >> my top pick is exel. they do carbon fiber. two thirds of the revenue comes from space. the most conservative forecast, growth rates of 12% going into 2020 so they are poised to increase their top line. they also have a lot of key patents of technology, reducing costs to the customers and more importantly, their backlogs, it's record highs so it's a sign of a healthy industry. >> this is a company that supplies other big aerospace companies. who are some of their customers? >> boeing and airbus. >> so you are talking about a company that supplies boeing and airbus. any thoughts on the risk side? defense budgets are being cut in the u.s. the aerospace business may not be firing on as many cylinders as before. any worries about that? >> well, some of the things

time in the school's history, cal poly, the mustangs are going to the big dance. 61-59 win over cal state northridge in the big west championship game. despite a record of 13-19. cal poly along john madden must be proud. with march madness less than a week away, be sure to take part in the cbs local bracket challenge to play against us an others all over the country. go to our website for more details. >>> first a's pitcher jerry parker and now this? really? pitcher aj griffin is going to miss reportedly three weeks of tendonitis. no surgery, just treatment. as and giants action. the as just lit him up for seven runs including this from luke motts. as beat the giants a final of 8-1. >>> state high school playoffs. after a shocker earlier this week, could the pride of the sunset, the lincoln mustangs do it again? no. jesuit all over lincoln tonight in sacramento. there is greg romo with the bucket. vaughn curtis with the lay in. they take care of them 76- 47ment hope you are recording this. on the other side, we have a rare saturday nigh top five. it might include the u.s. picking up a gol

just after 10:30 last night he surrendered to campus police at cal state east bay in hayward. >> we also did locate his vehicle near by the campus as well. so that is now in our possession. however the outstanding weapon is still unlocated. >>> the university officials tell ktvu that he has no known connection to the school. investigators say they responded to the family's home three times in 2009 on domestic violence calls. >>> to some they are precious pieces of history. others say san jose's three domed movie theaters should make way for new development. tonight the city council is meeting to decide their fate. noelle walker is live now at city hall and talked with the mayor a short time ago. >> reporter: the mayor said he's probably one of the two in san jose who has not gone to the domed theater, and he also says that he's not sure how long that part of its past will be here in the future. the theaters are remnants of a bye gone era. mary poppins was the movie featured back when people did not go to the theater. bryan grayson is trying to save a bit of history. more than 250 people

flyers have been spread across the cal state family. they are hoping someone has information that will help find her. jenna? jenna: patti ann, we hope so. thanks. jon: hollywood's biggest night is now history for another year. we'll look at the oscar winners, losers and most talked about moments. let's bring in the oscar expert julie banderas. with the fox 411. >> ellen degeneres did a great job keeping audience laughing. had plenty of punchlines. take a listen. >> it is going so be an exciting night. anything can happen. so many different possibilities. possibility number one, "12 years a slave" wins best picture. [cheers and applause] possibility number two, you're all racists. [laughter] >> then there were ellen's selfie es on twitter. this twitter beat the world record for most retweets of over a million, it momentarily froze twitter. the pizza delivery mid show, followed by ellen collecting money from the star-studded audience. had a lot of us laughing. perhaps my favorite ellen moment, when she came out dressed as the good witch g

number three, san francisco state men blew out cal state east bay.ors brandon tatum with the ally-oop slam. former ucla player tyler honeycutt. one judge actually gave that dunk a nine. add number one, take a look at this. andrew delpac with the opening kick from 67 yards back. we will have more news after the break. [ male announcer ] fact: the 100% electric nissan leaf... is more fun than ever. sees better than ever. ♪ charges faster. and will charge. cool. and heat. from your phone. fact: leaf never needs gas. ever. good for the world. built in america. now, leaf's an easier choice than ever. ♪ shop at choosenissan.com. ♪ >> all right, we are at the weekend. david letterman is next. >> have a great weekend. ( band playing "late show" theme ) >> from the heart of broadway, broadcasting across the nation and around the world, it's the "late show" with david letterman. tonight... plus paul shaffer and the cbs orchestra. i'm alan kalter. and now the most famous calypso singer, david letterman! captioning sponsored by worldwide pants and cbs ( band pla

number three, san francisco state men blew out cal state east bay.s brandon tatum with the ally-oop slam. former ucla player tyler honeycutt. one judge actually gave that dunk a nine. add number one, take a look at this. andrew delpac with the opening kick from 67 yards back. we will have,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >> all right, we are at the weekend. david letterman is next. >> have a great weekend. ,,,,,,,

the cal state university system no longer plans to build a new school in concord. csu wanted to build a new campus on the former concord naval weapons station, but they couldn't work out a deal with the federal government, which still owns that land. contra costa is the only county in california that has more than a million residents but does not have a uc or usc school. csu east bay has a branch campus in concord with limited class offerings. >>> the number of college freshman attending their first-choice school at its lowest point in 39 years. the annual ucla survey shows three-quarters of the students were accepted at their dream schools. however, only 57% are going there. mostly because of the price. almost half of all students say receiving financial aid was a crucial factor in choosing which school to attend. >>> a very close call for a truck driver in oregon after steel beams came crashing through his cab just missing his head. take a look. jack phillips was driving this 18-wheeler when another driver cut him off near tualatin. he was forced to slam on his b

but cal takes it with a 64-63 victory. and coming up, san jose statel looking for a new quarterback replacing david fales. check out the spring game coming up. >> sounds good. >>> just ahead, women and stroke, the warning signs and why so few women know them. >>> plus, less than 24 hours after a court overturned the ban on same-sex marriage, there is another major change tonight in michigan. stay with us. we'll be right back after this quick break. . >>> live from the kgo broadcast center this is abc 7 news. >> good evening, i'm ama daetz. the man killed by police in the park has been identified as 28-year-old alejandro nietro, family members say he was carrying a taser, not a handgun, police say they approached him when he fired a weapon. >>> and two men shot after a gunman walked up to both of them. the gunman jumped into a waiting car. the two victims are expected to survive. >>> and the dmv may have experienced a credit breach for those who used their cards between august 1st and january 1st. >>> now to the deadly landslide in the pacific northwest

going to go to the city college and had nowhere to live, myself and others convinced her to go on to cal state. and everything was fine, she wanted to bring up her grades, all of the teachers at marshal, agreed to that except one teacher. when the miner went and when the student went to school, she asked the teacher, she got a little agitated and i can understand why, the teacher said that i am not going to do anything extra, because she had an opportunity to do it, and she comes to school, late and the teacher did not know that she was homeless and walking 90 minutes to get to school and so my client became very agitated and very loud. the teacher was scared and she put a restraining, order against my client and she was unable to graduate and had to go to summer school, guess what, hills did not accept her because they only needed falls grades and she is homeless on the street somewhere, very smart and intelligent young lady and high test scores and, so for that, if you guys can't do it for any other reason, do it for my client, who had all of the opportunities in the one teacher because she

they couldn't reach a deal cal state east bay in concord will continue to offer limited classes. >>> new ucla college survey shows more than three were chosen and only half ended up going to their dream school. they had to decide and that was a key factor to where they ended up. >>> an unusual a disks include an outdoor urinal. they say they don't have enough to handle the thousands of visitors who come to the park on the weekend. the urinal will be installed on 20th and church street right near the muni metro track. >>> problems for solving in oakland. mayor jean quan will be around to settlement. >>> and a 12-year-old boy is losing his eyesight. the places he wants to see before he goes blind. >>> the overnight rain was okay, we will have some rain totals and more 70s, we will take a look coming up. . >>> ahmed wali karzai condemned the airstrike that killed afghanistan shoulders. in addition 17 more were injured. the bombing they say was an accident. ahmed wali karzai has been very critical of nato air strikes. they voted to curb sexual assaults in the military. they strongly oppo

ghost is haunting his store. [ chanting ] >>> students demonstrated against a plan to raise fees at cal state university campuses. the protest was outside the board of trustees meeting in long beach. san diego and fullerton recently joined nine other schools in adding student success fees as they've been called. the money is to help pay for more classes and other educational services. students say it's another way to add costs without actually raising tuition. >>> believe it or not, there is more to the solar system beyond pluto's orbit. researchers have discovered a new dwarf planet, nearly 7.5 trillion miles from the son. there's an object the superearth, bigger than the mass of the earth, orbiting the sun at vast distances, that the sun would appear as just another star. it's unlikely the planet could support life as we know it. the temperature on that planet is minus 432 degrees fahrenheit. >>> now to the supernatural video that has people in guilford, new hampshire, talking about ghosts. it has to do with this surveillance video. you see an employee walk out of frame. you see that? a gla

. >> cal state nursing programs are impacted and for profit schools are too expensive. what they want is something california community college escorted don't offer. state senator hill is the coauthor of a bill that would allow community colleges to offer limited bachelor degrees. >> you get the opportunity at the community college. also, what is important is community colleges are located almost every where. >> if his bill passes, they could offer bas in technical programming like nursing and programming. >> we were thinking we could offer this degrees even atlasesser cost than csu. >> but what about that old saying you get what you pay for? >> there is no doubt in my find that the quality of the education would be as good if not better. >> the nursing program director says the community colleges would offer online classes. in the end, tax payers would see their money go further. >> you see the value of what this could do, and you see the need for it, and it's impossible not to fashion it. >> community colleges were once pseudo as a last result. they-- once viewed as a

cal. in other states that have decided to expand their medi-cal programs, they don't always match their two benefit packages. had are in california they have done that. that really cuts down on administrative complexity but it also opens up the world of long-term services and support for the expansion population. that means that individuals who receive the expansion medi-cal are also going to have ak isses to ihhs, in home supportive services program an long-term care. that is about the resource and asset limit. that's really important for people who are either get into expansion medi-cal and healthy when they came in and are going to have a need for services and maybe they weren't eligible for traditional medi-cal and because they are over the resource and asset limit and the income is over the threshold. now they are going to be able to benefit from the long-term services and support that are going to be available under the medi-cal expansion program. a note under the ihs program, recently the state and working with counties have decided that individuals who come in through expansion who

lee surrendered to police at cal state university east bay in hayward. the body of his wife 45-year- old was found at the family home in castro valley last friday by their 14-year-old daughter. lee now faces a murder charge. >>> you may not realize it but your car may be collecting a wealth of information about you. it can tell not only able how you drive but also where you drive and potentially where you shop. so who controls all that data? new at 10:00, ken pritchett live in oakland to tell us about a new law that would put that data in your hands, ken. >> reporter: this bill that was announced targets one in five cars made today so called connected cars that gather lots of data and can send that data electronically to automobile manufacturing. the bill author says we as the owner of those cars should be able to control who get that is data. but others say they have other motives. keyless start, rear view cameras, the list goes on and on. much has changed with our cars, they are computers on wheels. and some where in here, all kinds of data is collecte

lee surrendered to police at cal state university east bay in hayward. the body of his wife 45-year- old was found at the family home in castro valley last friday by their 14-year-old daughter. lee now faces a murder charge. >>> you may not realize it but your car may be collecting a wealth of information about you. it can tell not only able how you drive but also where you drive and potentially where you shop. so who controls all that data? new at 10:00, ken pritchett live in oakland to tell us about a new law that would put that data in your hands, ken. >> reporter: this bill that was announced targets one in five cars made today so called connected cars that gather lots of data and can send that data electronically to automobile manufacturing. the bill author says we as the owner of those cars should be able to control who get that is data. but others say they have other motives. keyless start, rear view cameras, the list goes on and on. much has changed with our cars, they are computers on wheels. and some where in here, all kinds of data is collecte

just after 10:30 last night, he surrendered to the cal state university in hayward. >> just walked in and said i have a warrant. he told them he didn't want to speak with them. when our investigators arrived on scene this morning he also told them he didn't want to speak with him. so we haven't had any conversations with him about his whereabouts in the last few days. >> investigators say they responded to the family's home three times on domestic violence calls. >>> the man accuse of trying to run over three police officers pled not guilty today. the bullet was fired by the other police officer he says. san francisco police haven't confirmed that but at this point eduardo is not facing charges. >>> now neighbors say they're not just going to sit by and do nothing. all together there have been six burglaries in the same area all within just a few days of each other. in fact, four of them actually happened on the same day. ktvu's allie rasmus is in fremont with how residents plan to take action, allie. >> reporter: even though there's a crime watch sign posted on this block people who

caller: cal state. host: do you think you are worth a full ride to cal state? caller: yes.he big point is that if they are able to keep that ability to keep the program up, the program must be able to keep the program running so that they are able to fund and be able to keep the for theograms funded academic programs and the scholarships for the other sports programs that were funded in school. thank you andrew. a recent poll in "the washington post in weatherford, texas. caller: i think they should be unionized. in football make a lot of money, what they should do is take the money and put in a fund. it is contingent on the athlete completing their four years. if they finished at four years, they get a percentage of that money, which also should be taxed. i don't think they should be unionized or pay player salaries. but to keep them in school for four years to get their education is contingent. after they get the four years in, they get a percentage of the money that they made to put in that fund. andre, you're calling from texas. who do you follow down there? caller: i'm

cal trailed but the second half, all arizona state. check out this shack -- shaq attack. h to score season-high 15. asu wins 78-60. cal falls to 18-11, 9-7 in the pac-12. >> unbeaten wichita state end the season against missouri state. they would not be denied. 34th game without a loss. 68-45 the final. nick wiggins off the alley-oop. wichita state the first team since st. joe's in 2004 to enter league tournament unbeaten. >> exactly two months after playing in the rose bowl, pat twelve champs stanford held the first of its three open practice sessions. the cardinal will have a lot of holes to fill on both sides of the football, and offense, the biggest loss has to be tyler gaffney. last year touchdowns. coach shaw likes what he sees so far of the possible replacements. >> it's been good. i saw -- wright has been steady, making big runs, guys have been big-play guys for us, sanders and young, and made some big plays, short gains gains and log gains. i really like the group right now. >>> at the honest -- honda classic, birdies and duckies. henley holes this shot from 150 y

state of california. and the team includes the department of health and cal transas well as our own san francisco department of health and it allows us to publicize our city's straggy at the state and national level as well as provide a valuable training opportunity for our staff this concludes my report. thank you. >> we can go on to public comment. >> we will close public comment. i just want to follow up and it was just wonderful to get that street officially reopened and i want to, you know, congratulate, really everyone who was involved including commissioner campos and his staff and it was really, it was, it so challenging to get these projects through and i know that we are trying to make it a little better so when you can actually celebrate the opening of the receipt design of the street that had just been absolute blight in terms of the people living in the neighborhood with us and some sort of sudo freeway running through and the fact that we have not just beautified the treat and easier for the pedestrians to cross and easier for people to bike and we are at home and we cut the ribbon on it and t

cal trailed but the second half, all arizona state. check out this shack -- shaq attack. reverse slam. worth one more look. gilling came off the bench to score season-high 15. asu wins 78-60. cal falls to 18-11, 9-7 in the pac-12. >> unbeaten wichita state end the season against missouri state. they would not be denied. 34th game without a loss. 68-45 the final. nick wiggins off the alley-oop. wichita state the first team since st. joe's in 2004 to enter league tournament unbeaten. >> exactly two months after playing in the rose bowl, pat twelve champs stanford held the first of its three open practice sessions. the cardinal will have a lot of holes to fill on both sides of the football, and offense, the biggest loss has to be tyler gaffney. last year he ran for 21 touchdowns. coach shaw likes what he sees so far of the possible replacements. >> it's been good. i saw -- wright has been steady, making big runs, guys have been big-play guys for us, sanders and young, and made some big plays, short gains gains and log gains. i really like the group right now. >>> at the hones

thompson all alone for the lay in. 63-44 the time stanford on top and return playing florida or penn state. >> cal women facing bay already on the bottle of the bears this didn't help. gray early foul trouble 2 point fouled out courtney scoring tied at 31. first half lead change and britney off balance. jumper best to even at 44. then the nation leading scorer odyssey sims goes off. 15 of 18 for baylor one stretch in the second half. nba 3 right hear and 27. baylor pulls away for a victory. cal finished 22 and 10 and after final 4 last year they are done for this year. cal men, the run gave them a twoo 25-6 lead. receiving end of a facial. fred dunking on the head of the power. nasty. so is this. david the rejection. is the pass and if the a single gets back on defense. easy dunk. quarter final top seed msu for the 7 75-64 victory. we take a brief too many out before we hit the ice. play off spot in calgary despite aless but stop short of a face plant into the glass. a face plant into the glass. for great tool in sport. slap shark need one point to secure a pot in the post season. came down to sho

cal trailed by five at the break but the second half was all arizona state. carson for the layup. 78-60. cal falls to 18-11, 9-2347 in the pac-12. >> wichita state, 31st win without a loss. ron baker from outside. then lobs to early. scored a team high 19. 68-45 the final. nick wiggins. wichita state the first team since 2004 to enter the league tournament unbeaten. >> exactly two months after playing in the rose pole, stanford held the first of its three open practice sessions. the cardinal will have a lot of holes to fill. on offense, the biggest loss has to be tyler gaffney. last season he ran for more than 1700 yards and 21 touchdowns. it will be tough filling his shoes, coach shaw likes what he sees so far as possible replacement. >> it's been good. i saw the -- very steady, made some big runs, and tyler and young, made some big plays in short games and long games. i like the group right now. see how it plays out. >>> at the honda classic a few duckies and birdies. here was even an eagle on 14. henley holes the shot from 150-yard out. henley, with the shot of the day. >>> now

thompson all alone for the lay in. 63-44 the time stanford on top and return playing florida or penn state. >> cal women facing bay already on the bottle of the bears this didn't help. gray early foul trouble 2 point fouled out courtney scoring tied at 31. first half lead change and britney off balance. jumper best to even at 44. then the nation leading scorer odyssey sims goes off. 15 of 18 for baylor one stretch in the second half. nba 3 right hear and 27. baylor pulls away for a victory. cal finished 22 and 10 and after final 4 last year they are done for this year. cal men, the run gave them a twoo 25-6 lead. receiving end of a facial. fred dunking on the head of the power. nasty. so is this. david the rejection. is the pass and if the a single gets back on defense. easy dunk. quarter final top seed msu for the 7 75-64 victory. we take a brief too many out before we hit the ice. play off spot in calgary despite aless but stop short of a face plant into the glass. for great tool in sport. slap shot as since i had had health insurance -- icy i needed. of since i had hwhat policy i needed.- withi

thompson all alone for the lay in. 63-44 the time stanford on top and return playing florida or penn state. >> calacing bay already on the bottle of the bears this didn't help. gray early foul trouble 2 point fouled out courtney scoring tied at 31. first half lead change and britney off balance. jumper best to even at 44. then the nation leading scorer odyssey sims goes off. 15 of 18 for baylor one stretch in the second half. nba 3 right hear and 27. baylor pulls away for a victory. cal finished 22 and 10 and after final 4 last year they are done for this year. cal men, the run gave them a twoo 25-6 lead. receiving end of a facial. fred dunking on the head of the power. nasty. so is this. david the rejection. is the pass and if the a single gets back on defense. easy dunk. quarter final top seed msu for the 7 75-64 victory. we take a brief too many out before we hit the ice. play off spot in calgary despite aless but stop short of a face plant into the glass. for great tool in sport. slap ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ tu

. >>> with tournament time approaching, the cal bears were hoping to boost their resume with a win at arizona state. cal trailed by 5 at the break. but the second half but all asu. carson gets this shot to go. and the monster reverse slam. call that a shaq attack. a season high 15. asu wins 78-60. cal drops to 18-11 and 9-7 in the pac-12. >>> now it's davis stockton going baseline. he puts it up and in. and this three puts the zags up by 30. st. mary's is blown out at home. gonzaga will be the top seed in the wcc tournament. >>> the shockers finished their regular season 31-0. ron baker from outside. later he lobs it to early. 68-45, the final. wichita state is the first team since st. joe's since 2004 to enter the tournament unbeaten. >>> she is going to be missed next season. stanford improves to 28-2. the cougars have never beaten the cardinal women. >>> senior night in berkeley. cal taking on washington. morning the seniors, she knocks down her game-high 24. but the huskies spoil the party. 70-65 was the final. despite the loss, cal is the number two seed in the pac-12 tournament. >>> still to

state wide. the health plans that are the target for the cal medi connect options across the state is really focusing on the health plans that have traditionally cared for the beneficiaries and so the options for san francisco would include the san francisco health plan, which is a public health option and anthem blue cross, which is the commercial plan, these two have enrolled medical beneficiaries first with children and families that are eligible and more recently for senior and people with disabilities who are only eligible for medical and historically only covered medical services and with the coordinated care initiative, they will be covering long term services and supports. in addition, the statute allows for all care for the elderly to be an option and the pace is different because it is not a mandatory option and it is only a voluntary option, because it targets the people that are eligible for nursing home care and so it is a different model. those are the programs that we will anticipate with the options in san francisco. you can see on this start that it is 45,000 individuals but i want t

recent months, but only about 25% have actually enrolled in covered california, the states insurance exchange, or in medi-cal, the states version of medicare. statewide, latino enrollment numbers are also lagging. new figures released by covered california show just 74,000 enrollees through december described themselves as latino, far fewer than the estimated 1.2 million who are eligible for premium subsidies. at a recent covered california board meeting in sacramento, the issue was front and center: >> with regard to the latino enrollment this is an area we know we need to do more. >> reporter: covered california executive director peter lee says he's pleased with the overall enrollment numbers in the exchange so far, more than 600,000, but he acknowledges they got off to a slow start with the latino community. >> like many of the exchanges around the country, our customer service has not been great, but were doing a lot of things to improve it. this affordable care act is brand new, this is the first open enrollment in history, we're learning a lot as we go to make sure we get as many latinos enrolled. >>

they moved on to face florida state monday. >>> cal women final four last year facing waco.rittany led cal with 22 points 10 assists 6 boards. second half, gos ahead bucket with 16 seconds. cal es cape s with a 64-63 victory. >>> he's leaking a little bit of oil it. long birdie on ten. he's 15 under. inned another on 18. six under 66 adam scott heading into final round. >>> we have your front runner tonight at 11:00. >>> coming up next on abc 7 news at 9:00 why two young >> coming up tonight at 11:00, another credit card security scare, this one isn't at a major retailer, but many californians could still be affected. what you need to know and how to protect yourself. >>> plus a bay area milottery winner shares her secret to success tonight at 11:00. >>> the city was saved thanks to harry potter and batman. the duo stopped bruno the bandit from stealing second base and it was all part of a traveling skit sponsored by the american cancer society. they both have cancer and thought it would be good idea if the kids fought crime instead of the disease. looks like they had a grea

if you are coming out as a lot of cal state down for a vacaville you might want to consider using the 680 junction. i this is still early enough that they is a not too badly backed up. >> here is a quick check of the bridge, the bay bridge is backed up because of this. this benefits people coming from 24 and for fighting. the ride to the san mateo bridge, we are still a problem free in the westbound direction. the commute to the richmond san rafael, it is slow mostly in the right hand cash lanes. >> you can expect a brighter day and here is storm tracker 4 who is the picking of anything. we have plenty of cloud cover. we're actually starting to see if you breaks of sunshine. the temperatures are in the '50s. partial clearing by 3:00 p.m. we will see highs and lows 60s. i will focus on your weekend forecast coming up. >> a richmond teacher arrested on suspicion of sex crimes was still is at another school where he once worked as. kron4 will tran is live in richmond with that story. >> the school is about to start and 24 hours ago teachers showed up. it the police department went to his

. >> mi turned himself into the cal state east bay police department last night around 11:00 p.m.awaiting his arraignment at santa rita jail. it's unknown where mi has been for the last few days or if he's been in contact with anyone. >> reporter: deputies say feng mi has two registered firearms, one was found in the home. deputies say they've not been able to find the other one. investigators say that they responded to the family's home three times in 2009 on domestic violence calls. but lately it had been quiet according to neighbors. we are told that his daughters, 8 and 14, are in a safe place and in speaking with alameda county sheriff's department, they do say that they wanted to thank the public for really putting this case out there because they believe that is that pressure allowed feng mi to turn himself in. tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> a stolen bike tonight always make it on the news but an unusual sting operation to catch the thief, that does. ktvu's pam cook is in the newsroom now with the actions that one woman and her friends took to get her

. >>> tonight we've uncovered a serious security flaw in the state's cal jobs website. everyone who wants to collect unemployment must post their info there. only real employers are supposed to have access, but scammers have also found a way in. so did reporter curtis ming in just three minutes. >> reporter: how easy is it for somebody to pose as a legitimate company to break into your website? >> i don't think it's very easy. >> reporter: yet someone did break into the cal jobs website. >> right now i'm so hopeless. >> reporter: tina who said she can't show her face for cultural reasons put her resume in the password protected cal jobs website where only registered employers are supposed to see it. up popped a job offer in her cal jobs offer e-mail inbox. >> after vying your profile we believe you are qualified. >> reporter: she's heard of job e-mail scams but trusted this entry level data entry job where she could work from home because it came through the cal jobs website. >> so it's real. >> reporter: you trusted it because it said cal jobs in there and you knew you

. >> according to cal fire the state had 730 wildfires last year there were 293 by this time. after rinl 250. judy parker lives in pittsburgh. just blocks from this fire station on east leland. >> the drought with no rain. dry mes of the hills. and grasses, yes. really concerned me. >> according to contra costa fire rangers from this station would have opinion the first to arrive >> we're back to a state of extreme drought in california officials reported sierra snow pack is only a 25% average. you're looking at a live picture from heavenly mountain resort courtesy lake tahoe pd. you can see there is some blue skies and some snow. spencer christian has been monitoring the dry conditions. >> here is a look at rainfall here around the bay area. this is a where you can see locations need from 8 to 12 inches of rain just to reach the normal level. looking ahead through june 30th you can see most of the south west a western u.s. will have droughts intensifying and that inincludes state of california. so it does not look like things are going to improve so we take extraordinary amou

. >> according to cal fire the state had 730 wildfires last year there were 293 by this time. after rinl 250. judy parker lives in pittsburgh. just blocks from this fire station on east leland. >> the drought with no rain. dry mes of the hills. and grasses, yes. really concerned me. >> according to contra costa fire rangers from this station would have opinion the first to arrive >> we're back to a state of extreme drought in california officials reported sierra snow pack is only a 25% average. you're looking at a live picture from heavenly mountain resort courtesy lake tahoe pd. you can see there is some blue skies and some snow. spencer christian has been monitoring the dry conditions. >> here is a look at rainfall here around the bay area. this is a where you can see locations need from 8 to 12 inches of rain just to reach the normal level. you can see most of the south west and western u.s. will have droughts intensifying and that inincludes state of california. so it does not look like things are going to improve so we take extraordinary amounts of rain to change this sit

at this point, cal-trans believes, it is *not a state owned tree, because the tree was positioned over the fence from the freeway. right now the family is just trying to deal with the sudden loss. since the tree was along interstate 80, questions have been raised about whether it is cal- trans' responsibility. at this point, cal-trans believes, it is *not a state owned tree, because the tree was positioned over the fence from the highway. but they are investigating. that said, cal-trans adds.it has an extensive ongoing maintenance program in place. to deal with the trees along california's highways. the family has hired an attorney so someone can be held responsible. r after a 6.8 magnitude earthquake hit off the coast of eureka.scientists have been closely monitoring the coast for seismic activity. many are wondering if these means bigger quakes are headed for the bay. they say aftershocks have hit the area and reached into oregon. they're expected for the next two weeks. the quake happened in what's called the mendocino triple junction. it's where the san andreas fault meets the mend

state. that starts at 10:40. cal poly mustangs hoping to be the cinderella story taking on wichita state at 4:10. if you got all of the brackets right warren buffett was going to give away $1 billion. >> i'm out. thanks a lot. sometimes people pick the underdog. we know who bought a lottery ticket worth $2 million. a cab driver matched five of the six numbers in the mega millions drawing tuesday. this after purchasing the ticket at a liquor store. the family plans to use it for medical treatment and loans. >> we're waiting for the winner from hayward to claim their prize after matching five of the numbers minus the powerball wednesday. that worth more than $2 million sold at a 7-11 on harder road. it's amazing. >> we're having a string of winners. checking in now and getting a look at the traffic and seeing how you're doing on the roads this morning. >> good morning. a stream of winners, that's the positive side, i keep saying i just lose on the lottery. a smooth drive through fremont, passing by where the mega milli