cara liu, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> rosemary orozco is here now with the freeze concerns. it is cold. >> it will be another frosty night across the bay area. bring in the pets. be prepared. temperatures are tumbling. napa 36 degrees already. napa warmed into the 50s earlier. clear skies. light winds aand that is a recipe for old -- and that is a recipe for cold over night weathers. tomorrow morning till 9:00 a.m., we have a frost advisory. widespread low 30s. purple indicating 20s. mid-20s. upper 20s. valley locations, north, east, south bay, a look at the handful of temperatures, 25 degrees in petaluma. 27 in walnut creak. 20s napa, livermore. 30s oakland and 40 in san francisco. tonight will be one of the last really cold night. i will have a look at what you could expect coming up. >>> and send us your photos or videos of your neighborhood. e-mail us directly or post them to facebook or twitter. >>> neighbors are without power after a tree crashed into a home and power lines. the tree fell about 11:30 a.m. this morning. one person was inside the home but rescued unharme

ktvu's cara liu joins us now and she spoke with the brother of one of the victims. >> reporter: that's right. lot of emotion out here. we have seen a number of people coming by this home of the young man who was behind the wheel. >> reporter: three people killed in a wreck last night. two of them brothers, 12 and 16. the third a 21-year-old driver. >> david: huge loss. >> reporter: his brother says the family is destroyed by what happened. >> can't deny i cry all night long and this morning. but i want to be the strong pillar for my mom and dad. >> reporter: his brother set a good example for the family. >> something that i admired of him. the way he took care of kids. always there for everybody. >> reporter: investigators tell us he was driving eastbound on highway 92 when he lost control west of the exit. >> the vehicle swerved to the right, hit the guard rail on the right side of the freeway and over turned and hit a pole. >> reporter: according to chp five people were in the car, including three brothers. two of the brothers, 12 and 16 died at the scene. the third was rushed to the

cara liu is in the city where a brand new t-shirt is in production at the same time there's a lot of knock offs hits the streets. cara. >> reporter: this is that new shirt you were talking about. it will be sold at railighs. here they are carrying a lot of official gear but not everything being told around town is legit. just about anything with kaepernick's name on it seems to be selling fast. >> he has just become a rock star. very good business wise. >> reporter: these shirts were just printed today. on them are official nfl player's stickers showing they are the real deal. >> our nfl sticker on it. because those stickers are numbered and whatever else and we have to account for them. >> reporter: but there are also plenty of knock offs. these vendors on market street took off when we started asking questions. >> why not is this not legitimate merchandise. >> reporter: and officially licensed products will carry either an nfl hologram or a tag or a sticker from the player's association. >> yeah, i always try to get the official licensed product. it's just my personal preference. i

and as cara liu tells us. they've been having fun and cashing in.orter>> business has doubled in the past week. >> on a good day we have a line out the door for almost four hours, straight. reporter>> kaep chaos they call it. thanks to a contest the restaurant held to name a hot dog after the town's most famous football player. there's also a kaepernick burger down the street. and even kaep cakes. >> this is from colin. thank you so much. >> you're welcome >> good luck on the super bowl. reporter>> kaepernick and his family had a couple hundred kaep cakes delivered to his alma mater today. the cup cakes red velvet with the number seven we a gift to the staff to thank them for all the extra work they've done. >> he loves winning, he's going to take what it takes to win and he's just a hard working guy. >> just so excited for him. he's worked so hard to get to this level. >> this is truly a dream player to coach. don't let all that fool you. he had a 4.0. >> the steve youngs and montanas. we love those guys. now it's our guy. that's probably the wilde

and as cara liu tells us. they've been having fun and cashing in.r>> business has doubled in the past week. >> on a good day we have a line out the door for almost four hours, straight. reporter>> kaep chaos they call it. thanks to a contest the restaurant held to name a hot dog after the town's most famous football player. there's also a kaepernick burger down the street. and even kaep cakes. >> this is from colin. thank you so much. >> you're welcome >> good luck on the super bowl. reporter>> kaepernick and his family had a couple hundred kaep cakes delivered to his alma mater today. the cup cakes red velvet with the number seven were a gift to the staff to thank them for all the extra work they've done. >> he loves winning, he's going to take what it takes to win and he's just a hard working guy. >> just so excited for him. he's worked so hard to get to this level. >> this is truly a dream player to coach. don't let all that fool you. he had a 4.0. >> the steve youngs and montanas. we love those guys. now it's our guy. that's probably the wildest

live, cara liu, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a group of u.s. senators offered a strategies for dealing with illegal immigrants. four democrats and four redskins and four elements, securing the boarders, a pathway to citizenship, reforming the system for legal immigration and also establishing an effective employment enforcement program. >> we have a long way to go. but this is a major break through. it is our hope that these principals can be turned into legislation by march. >> the republican senators predicted democrats would go along with the plan because they lost so much support over this issue. >>> parents of children killed in the connecticut shooting offered testimony today on the gun control issue. >> he was my son. my buddy. my best friend. >> his six-year-old son was among the 21 first graders killed at sandy hook elementary school. he testified today for stricter gun laws. >> i think both sides need to work together to pass regulation that will work for everybody. >> this is a system, the problem is not gun laws. the problem is a la

live in san josi, cara liu, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a driver is dead after an early morning crash in san josi. it happened just before 3:00 a.m. on south 1st and margaret streets. the vehicle flipped upside down. the driver was the only one inside the car. >> from was an officer parked around the corner and he heard the accident and he was the first one on the scene and tried to provide first aid, but he was pronounced shortly after. >> police a roads were wet at the time, but they are not saying whether that played a role in the crash. they say neither drugs or alcohol are suspected. >>> a 16-year-old girl is recovering after she was shot right next to a high school in millbrae. police say the girl was wounded just before 10 the:30 last night across from capuchino high school. so far police have not made any arrests and haven't said what may have motivated that shooting. san francisco police are investigating a shocking attack in the city's bayview district. a woman was doused with a flammable liquid and set on fire. ktvu's allie rasmus is live where she spoke with the victim's sist

ktvu's cara liu tells us why the victim was not immediately found. >> reporter: neighbors say they heard argues last night outside of this home followed by gunfire. >> we heard two shots go off. we woke up this morning to a bunch of officers coming over here. >> reporter: another neighbor didn't want to be on camera because she fears for her safety. she said she called 911 but when officers came out last night during the rain they didn't find anything. >> it makes me think about security for myself. for protection. because they were out here, they had the lights, the equipment and they couldn't find anything now. where does that leave us? >> reporter: police confirm the body was discovered by a relative in front of his home this morning. >> he was suffering by at least one gunshot wound. this marks the city's first homicide for 2013. >> reporter: investigators documented evidence and can vanceed for crews as witnesses looked on with concern. >> actually i was terrified because i have a daughter too. i don't know what happened. >> a couple of houses away it's ridiculous. i never would hav

cara liu, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and for the fourth night in a row we will feel freezing temperatures again. outside right now 40s to low 50s. 55 in oakland. 48 in napa. the sun sets in a few minutes and our temperatures will tumble again. tomorrow morning, we do have a frost advisory for the bay side communities, outside of san francisco, redwood city, fremont, hayward, oakland. notice the purple, inland areas, north bay, east bay, south bay, dipping into the 20s. a freeze warning is expected for you. this is going to happen tomorrow morning. he is a peak at the handful of numbers i am expecting. petaluma has felt the chilliest temperatures. 40 for san francisco. 28 in walnut creak. when i return what you can expect for tomorrow and a time line of when i expect we will thaw out and when we will warm up. >>> the cold snap continues. citrus growers are going out out to protect their crops. they invested $11 million to protect their crops. many say it is necessary to do so. they generate $2 billion a year. efforts to use water and wind machines has paid off. in december of 2011 a deep f

cara liu. >>> next month san francisco homeless shelters plan to implement new rules to make sheltershere's no policy about conduct outside. starting january 16th those who cause problems will no longer be allowed inside to stay the night. >> what we want to do is make sure that it is nipped in the bud right when it happens so they're not taken into the shelter. >> it allows the people that are inside to feel safe, you know. they want to feel, they want to be safe when they're sleeping. >> reporter: advocates rallied in support of a bill brought by the lozano. it aims to stop criminalization of the homeless. >>> in san francisco, the archdiocese organize add vigil for eric avila. he was killed near 25th and connecticut streets early sunday. today the man accused of stabbing him appeared in court. 28-year-old andre reed did not enter a plea and is currently being held on $2 million bail. tomorrow the man accused of killing two people and critically injuring a third is scheduled to be arraigned in san francisco. police say 19-year-old david morales was fleeing from police in connection

in san francisco, cara liu. >>> the bay area's ban on wood burning has been extended through tomorrow. the bay area air quality management district issued a second spare the air alert for tomorrow. that means no burning wood, fire logs or any other solid fuel both indoors or outdoors. >>> we are ringing in the new year with chilly temperatures. widespread mid-30s to mid-40s outside our door right now. half-moon bay 50 degrees but that's in isolated areas. sfo47. 39 in concord and some of the chillier spots, livermore checking in at 45. as we head to the north bay 35 santa rosa. 36 in novato. as we head into tomorrow morning these pockets of white indicating 20s. so there is a freeze warning in place for the north bay. the valley locations and hills below 1,000 feet and the shade here you see is around the bay. bay side communities will slip into the 30s. so there's a frost advise -- advisory here. it will last until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. once we thaw out we have a nice looking day. we have another spare the air day in store. i will bring you the numbers ahead and have a sneak peak at th

in san francisco, cara liu. >>> the bay area's ban on wood burning has been extended through tomorrow. the bay area air quality management district issued a second spare the air alert for tomorrow. that means no burning wood, fire logs or any other solid fuel both indoors or outdoors. >>> we are ringing in the new year with chilly temperatures. widespread mid-30s to mid-40s outside our door right now. half-moon bay 50 degrees but that's in isolated areas. sfo47. 39 in concord and some of the chillier spots, livermore checking in at 45. as we head to the north bay 35 santa rosa. 36 in novato. as we head into tomorrow morning these pockets of white indicating 20s. so there is a freeze warning in place for the north bay. the valley locations and hills below 1,000 feet and the shade here you see is around the bay. bay side communities will slip into the 30s. so there's a frost advise -- advisory here. it will last until 9:00 a.m. tomorrow. once we thaw out we have a nice looking day. we have another spare the air day in store. i will bring you the numbers ahead and have a sneak peak at th

cara will -- cara liu is live from sunnyvale where the people called for justice for a rape victim in. >> reporter: nearly 100 gathered tonight at the sunnyvale hindu temple to light candles and remember a 23-year- old university student who was killed. >> these people did such a horrible crime i don't know what to say. >> this is not just a case of -- this is a big question mark on the security and d ignity of every other girl in our society. >> reporter: people here joined those in india calls for justice. >> i have two daughters. i feel so angered and upset because if it happens to my daughter then what will be the fate. >> this is not just one incident but there are incidents like this every single day. and this is what needs to be addressed. it's the culture of silence and shame. things need to change before anything happens. >> reporter: they plan to start a reform that will be forwarded to the indian government. >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi came under fire today because of a doctored photo. this is the picture that was taken on the steps of the capital yesterday after

in san francisco, cara liu.u news. >>> an ice cream company in the midwest says that they will keep tradition alive. yogurt from ohio has been shipping the team ice cream before the game. they september 150 containers before last sunday's game against atlanta. now handles has a special quest for sixth packages for the big game. >> you know some people might say it was because of coaching but we know it was because of handle ice cream. >> you bet it was. long time owners of the niners are from youngstown. >>> starting this sunday, drivers failing to feed the meter may find themselves with parking tickets starting at $62. they're expanding to all meters on sunday from noon to 6:00 p.m. it's a big change since most meters in the city had been free on sunday since 1947. in recent weeks parking patrol officers have issued thousands of warnings but here's the important thing to note. the grace period ends this sunday again meaning drivers could get a parking ticket starting at $62. >>> this comes as a website is promi

cara liu. >>> next month san francisco homeless shelters plan to implement new rules to make sheltershere's no policy about conduct outside. starting january 16th those who cause problems will no longer be allowed inside to stay the night. >> what we want to do is make sure that it is nipped in the bud right when it happens so they're not taken into the shelter. >> it allows the people that are inside to feel safe, you know. they want to feel, they want to be safe when they're sleeping. >> reporter: advocates rallied in support of a bill brought by the lozano. it aims to stop criminalization of the homeless. >>> in san francisco, the archdiocese organize add vigil for eric avila. he was killed near 25th and connecticut streets early sunday. today the man accused of stabbing him appeared in court. 28-year-old andre reed did not enter a plea and is currently being held on $2 million bail. tomorrow the man accused of killing two people and critically injuring a third is scheduled to be arraigned in san francisco. police say 19-year-old david morales was fleeing from police in connection

cara will -- cara liu is live from sunnyvale where the people called for justice for a rape victim in>> reporter: nearly 100 gathered tonight at the sunnyvale hindu temple to light candles and remember a 23-year- old university student who was killed. >> these people did such a horrible crime i don't know what to say. >> this is not just a case of -- this is a big question mark on the security and d ignity of every other girl in our society. >> reporter: people here joined those in india calls for justice. >> i have two daughters. i feel so angered and upset because if it happens to my daughter then what will be the fate. >> this is not just one incident but there are incidents like this every single day. and this is what needs to be addressed. it's the culture of silence and shame. things need to change before anything happens. >> reporter: they plan to start a reform that will be forwarded to the indian government. >>> house minority leader nancy pelosi came under fire today because of a doctored photo. this is the picture that was taken on the steps of the capital yesterday afterno