the ramp was reopened around 1:30. >>> we saw david stevenson live in san francisco. it is going to be packed tonight in everyone wants to hear what our meteorologist rosemary has to stay. >> we shouldn't have any trouble with the fog. it's going to be another chilly one. bring along your thicker jackets. temperatures will be falling off into the 40s. giving you a look at storm tracker two. no rain to be found. we did have clouds earlier this morning. patchy fog out there. i don't think we'll have the patchy fog as we did this morning as we get started tomorrow morning. perhaps a few patches but not as thick as we had early on. this is a six hour time lapse. as i show you, the clouds move out and we are left with mostly clear skies for the afternoon and evening hours. this is what you'll have when the clock strikes midnight. 57degrees in santa rosa, looking at 54 degrees in san francisco, oakland checking in at 55. if you're getting out doors, may be for dinner, upper 40s by 8:00. at 11:00, 46 degrees. meanwhile areas right concord 58, san jose checking in at 54. 50 d

reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> today begins what some called the biggest improvement ever in american healthcare. every residents is eligible to be covered. ktvu's john fowler has been following the story and joins us for what it means. >> reporter: the affordable care act kicked in today. for most people little change. for others profound. >> you can just date the bottom. thank you very much. >> reporter: 400,000 californians today have healthcare. some for the first time through the affordable care act. including robert. >> makes me feel wonderful. very glad the way things have been done. >> you know what i need? >> reporter: she says new insurance enrollees must pay their premiums. >> they should have printed out a temporary i.d. card showing they have insurance. >> reporter: they wanted to be scene for flu systems. they pay $600 a month for high deductible coverage. covered california may offer a better deal. >> hopefully it will be good for lot of people that don't have insurance. >> reporter: insurance companies hit with new taxes today a

ktvu's david stevenson is here with why they are still concerned at the chinese consulate. david? >> reporter: you can see some of the repairs that have been done here but even with an arrest officials say things are not as safe as they should be. >> the fbi says it took three days for him to turn himself in after setting this fire at the chinese consulate in san francisco. >> he self-surrendered to officers at which time the fbi and san francisco police department took him into custody. >> reporter: investigators say he called 911 friday and told police that he made the fire. >> not going to comment on motive at this point in time. can't do it. >> the fbi says it was a criminal, not terrorist act. he told investigators he had been hearing voices and the chinese consulate had to have been involved. >> it will remain for a while till we know for sure this was just an isolated incident. >> reporter: officials met this afternoon with a security service today to discuss the building. >> learn lessons from this incident. >> reporter: the fbi did not provide a booking photo. he is sched

reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> let's talk the super bowl here. football fans aren't the only ones in new york for the super bowl. learning what is working and what is not working for a city about to host the super bowl. ktvu's gasia mikaelian is live in new york where she met with the committee. >> reporter: super bowl xlviii in new york and new jersey is a study session for the san francisco super bowl host committee. they are looking at everything from how to get people into town to where they are putting them up. this is our hotel. they are focusing on the fans. they want to make sure people have a great time and at this point it is still up in the air as to whether or not we will have something like super bowl boulevard. >> my son is going to be 10 years old. >> reporter: what would be a better president the day before than the broncos winning super bowl xlviii. he brought his children to super bowl central. it was cold and crowded. >> more super bowl-ish. more excitement. kids are having a blast. >> reporter: at times we were talking s

david stevenson is live in south san francisco where you spoke with the cheerleaders who witnessed this all? >> reporter: that's right. we spoke exclusively to three of the five cheerleaders and discussed what they saw and did when the man walked in their locker room. parents and students are upset after a naked man walked in a locker room and exposed himself to five cheerleaders. >> we all ran together. >> reporter: three of them described what he did next. >> he made some gestures to us and we just got scared. >> he didn't say anything. he was just standing there staring at us. >> i didn't yell because i thought maybe he would come at us. >> reporter: eventually the man left. one of the girls called 911. they spent this afternoon talking again to police. >> we have talked to the school officials about coming up with safety plans. they do have plans in place already and basically all they can do is be a little extra diligent. >> reporter: custodial staff were there but not in the gym. >> we had staff here at that period of time. we need to be more vigilant. >> it made me realize how an

in san francisco, david stevenson ktvu channel 2 fwluz. >>> from the dakotas to new england, the mercury plum etted today and below-zero temperatures commanded attention. in north dakota where the windchill made the temperature feel as low as minus 50, drivers are being urged to carry winter survival kits. in indian ap lace indiana, the government declared a state of emergency. >> we'll continue to rely on the xhons and judgment of the people of indiana. if you can stay in today, stay in all day today. >> after a day of subzero temperatures, chicago public schools are set to be closed tomorrow and giving free fare cards to the homeless so they can ride out the weather on bus oh,s and trains. >>> owl that know and ice had a predictable afblth on service throughout the nation. southwest stopped service in chicago. airport officials in the bay area tell us that that meant eight cancellations in san jose. 57 sanslations at sfo and 9 in oakland. >>> men's wearhouse today raised its offer to buy joseph a. banks. the new bid is $1.61 billion made directly to shareholders. the new officer 4.5 pk

ktvu's david stevenson is there tonight with what the man living next to that house had to say about what happened last night. david? >> reporter: they opened this section just about a half hour ago. there is a relief there were no injuries but concern about how the incident was handled. >> reporter: san francisco firefighters this afternoon cleared broken windows and shoveled glass. remembrance of last night's detonation that tore a building apart and sparked a fire. >> my whole house shook. none of us knew what it was. >> reporter: police were called in, family clearing away the belongings of a late member. the bomb squad followed a render safe protocol with the decision made to order some neighbors to evacuate or shelter in place before the device was exploded in the building. >> i know there is concern as to why the bomb squad did not move the device, however in this incidence they determined it was safer to leave it where it was. >> reporter: do you think you should have been evacuated? >> yeah. >> reporter: he lives next to the damaged house. his home and family are fine but he

ktvu's david stevenson is live. this isn't the first time they were in trouble. >> reporter: yeah. we learned. police say the men bitten by the dogs are recovering. one dog is held in animal control. >> reporter: they released this video of one of two pitbulls that attacked two men tuesday night in golden gate park. the owner a homeless man left the two with a friend while he went to get groceries. >> his friend was then attacked by one or both dogs. >> reporter: a bystander was also bitten. a responding police officer shot and killed one of the dogs. she was found this morning. >> she was with a group of homeless people and she had wandered over to an encampment and found a friend of the owners. >> reporter: they had two previous peaceful encounters with them. the dogs were imponded in december after being found inside a towed rv. >> the owner was arrested and the dogs were stray, roaming and brought in. >> reporter: they are seeing an increase in abandon pitbulls. the attacks speak to the dangers of unleashed dogs and illegal camping in the parks. >> i think it is a mixed bag. we

ktvu's david stevenson is there now with more of the video showing the attack. david?porter: you can see the impact the fire had on the chinese consulate door and the surveillance video shows why the chinese consulate has asked for the u.s. it step up security. >> theness of the -- the brightness of the explosion changes the video to day time color. >> this is a violent crime. unacceptable. >> reporter: surveillance video shows a figure approaching the entrance with one container. at 9:25 p.m. last night. officials say that person poured gas on the door and steps and ignited the fuel. >> severe damage to the facilities and posing a threat to the safety of the chinese consulate and the residents nearby. >> terrible. >> reporter: no one was entered though damage drew neighbors and visitors. >> the first i see this. so scared. >> the fbi says so far it appears to be an isolated criminal incident. not terrorist. the city has dispatched patrols

david stevenson reports they raised disturbing questions about the thoroughness of the search and theany involved. >> reporter: almost immediately after she disappeared from her san francisco general hospital room, the search for lin spalding went ar ray. in sheriff deputy log notes she was described described twice as an african american woman and once as an asian woman. the person was going to be discharged any way and she decided to take off then her daughter made a stink about it that's all that was. >> the daughter making a stink is their interpretation of their daughter frantically trying to find out what happened to my mother. >> reporter: deputies were directed to search stairwells only about half were checked. sheriff department staffing was about 30% minimum. a log note indicates that over time or ot was not available the following day. >> so they literally didn't continue the search because they weren't going to get paid. how disrespectful is that. >> to the best of my knowledge that was not related to the overtime issue. >> reporter: a call details the first time spalding

david stevenson spoke to the teens they say it happened right on campus. >> reporter: parents and students at south san francisco high school are upset after a naked man walked into a girl's locker room last night and exposed himself to five cheer leaders. >> we all ran together. we were scared. >> reporter: three of the girls this afternoon described to us what he did next as they huddled together in the locker room. >> he made some gestures to us and we just got scared. >> he didn't say anything. he was just like standing there staring at us. and i didn't yell because i thought maybe he would come at us if we made any noise. >> reporter: eventually the man left. one of the girls called 911. they spent this afternoon again talking to police. >> we have talked to school officials about coming up with a safety plan. they have safety plans in place already. and basically all they can do now is be extra vigilant. >> reporter: custodial staff were on campus but not in the area at the time. >> we did have staff there at the time. we just need to be more communicative. >> we did not have supervi

david stevenson reports they raised disturbing questions about the thoroughness of the search and the attitude of many involved. >> reporter: almost immediately after she disappeared from her san francisco general hospital room, the search for lin spalding went ar ray. in sheriff deputy log notes she was described described twice as an african american woman and once as an asian woman. the person was going to be discharged any way and she decided to take off then her daughter made a stink about it that's all that was. >> the daughter making a stink is their interpretation of their daughter frantically trying to find out what happened to my mother. >> reporter: deputies were directed to search stairwells only about half were checked. sheriff department staffing was about 30% minimum. a log note indicates that over time or ot was not available the following day. >> so they literally didn't continue the search because they weren't going to get paid. how disrespectful is that. >> to the best of my knowledge that was not related to the overtime issue. >> reporter: a call details the first

david stevenson spoke to the teens they say it happened right on campus. >> reporter: parents and students at south san francisco high school are upset after a naked man walked into a girl's locker room last night and exposed himself to five cheer leaders. >> we all ran together. we were scared. >> reporter: three of the girls this afternoon described to us what he did next as they huddled together in the locker room. >> he made some gestures to us and we just got scared. >> he didn't say anything. he was just like standing there staring at us. and i didn't yell because i thought maybe he would come at us if we made any noise. >> reporter: eventually the man left. one of the girls called 911. they spent this afternoon again talking to police. >> we have talked to school officials about coming up with a safety plan. they have safety plans in place already. and basically all they can do now is be extra vigilant. >> reporter: custodial staff were on campus but not in the area at the time. >> we did have staff there at the time. we just need to be more communicative. >> we did not have supervi

david stevenson, ktvu news. >>> new at 10:00, the park and rec department starting to accept requestsor camp mather. the city camp was evacuated because of the rim fire near yosemite. the camp escaped major losses. rec and park started taking requests for its summer lottery today. they say it will be ready for 500 visitors a week. >> the integrity of the camp itself, things will look pretty much the same. be but as you're driving on evergreen road or driving on the camp you're going to see the impacts of one heck of a forest fire. >> reporter: other camps didn't fare as well in the rim fire. the berkeley family camp was destroyed and camp towanga had significant damage. as for camp mather this is its 90th season. >>> clouds streaming in off the pacific. if we had a good jet stream over us we would be getting a lot of rain. that's why we're continuing in this dry pattern with above average temperatures. so watch the cloud cover. current numbers outside 42 in santa rosa. 48 in concord and 53 in hayward. as we head into tomorrow. we have a lot of clouds again. temperatures are going to c

reporting live in south san francisco, david stevenson ktvu channel 2 news. >>> back to breaking newsthe fire burning in the delta. several structures have burned to the ground. the fire is burning near the southwest tip of sherman island. the fire started at about 4:30 this afternoon. we've been bringing you live pictures of a fire boat pumping water onto the flames from the river. we've also seen helicopters do a number of water drops from water there in the delta on the flames burning on the ground. let's go ahead and bring in a new voice. xavier valley. are you with us from antioch? if so, tell us what you see. >> yes, i am. i live really across the river and i was just coming home from school at deer valley and i just walked up to my stairs in the apartment and just noticed there was smoke. i don't know if that's for a purpose and i saw it grow, grow, grow and i said this isn't for purpose. >> when you say this is on purpose and not by accident. just so you know, the helicopter has been giving us a wide picture. we see a number of fires in unrelated spots. it doesn't appear the w

david stevenson tells us her death has city leaders calling for change.r of sofia lu today is to bed at a memorial for the girl. lu was killed on new year's eve. the girl's mother and 4-year- old brother were also injured. >> family, we're very upset and very angry at the person. >> reporter: police booked 57- year-old musafar a former driver for oober ride share on charges including vehicle manslaughter. oober has deactivated his account and said he was no providing services during the accident. the companies usually have insurance of $1 million once the driver accepts a ride share. >> they're not just waiting for a phone call. >> reporter: some city officials say it's time to re- examine the system. >> it should be treated differently from all these other companies that are city and office work with. >> reporter: lu's death was the 20th pedestrian fatality of last year. one that has affected many in this neighborhood. >> how do you replace a child's life if. >> reporter: the california public utility commission oversees ride share companies. in san fran

david stevenson, ktvu news. >>> new at 10:00, the park and rec department starting to accept requests for camp mather. the city camp was evacuated because of the rim fire near yosemite. the camp escaped major losses. rec and park started taking requests for its summer lottery today. they say it will be ready for 500 visitors a week. >> the integrity of the camp itself, things will look pretty much the same. be but as you're driving on evergreen road or driving on the camp you're going to see the impacts of one heck of a forest fire. >> reporter: other camps didn't fare as well in the rim fire. the berkeley family camp was destroyed and camp towanga had significant damage. as for camp mather this is its 90th season. >>> clouds streaming in off the pacific. if we had a good jet stream over us we would be getting a lot of rain. that's why we're continuing in this dry pattern with above average temperatures. so watch the cloud cover. current numbers outside 42 in santa rosa. 48 in concord and 53 in hayward. as we head into tomorrow. we have a lot of clouds again. temperatures are going to

reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the state department is also investigating the attack. while it won't comment on extra security measures, officials are taking the incident very seriously. >> after the incident we are in immediate contact with the chinese consulate in washington, d.c. we continue to work and update our counter parts on the case as more information comes in. >> the state department says they are not aware of previous threats against the chinese consulate in san francisco. you can see more of the surveillance video of the attack on www.ktvu.com find it in hot topics. >>> alter built to honor a teen who was killed by a sheriff's deputy was destroyed this morning. the flames were put out but the damage was already done. the alter is part of a larger memorial that grows in the field where he was killed october 22. supporters believe the fire was intentionally set because the number of items from the altler missing. >> pictures. he had more toys. >> shocked that someone would do that. >> they partially reconstructed the alter to deter

david stevenson looked into a series of thefts that have staffers edge. >> we got a tip about the burglaries today. staffers got this bulletin advising them. >> san francisco general hospital serves 100,000 patients a year. some visitors are leaving with stolen items. >> people are upset. >> our office was broken into two days ago. >> he and other medical professionals told us are seeing an increase in thefts. cameras, commute, wallets and purses stolen during the day or after office hours. >> got in from the adjacent building. the door between the two buildings is normally closed, but they were able to open the door with a jam. >> has there been and uptick? >> the sheriff department captain says the crimes are happening closer together on an open campus. >> the person's camera was stolen and other items that were stolen because an office door was left open. >> a warning bulletin. >> don't leaf your office doors open. have your areas properly lit. criminals hate light. the surf department -- sheriff department meets and innocent independent study is evaluating hospital security practices. >>

reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> cal fire is staffing up in preparation for a red flag warning that will take effect in a couple hours. our ktvu's chief meteorologist m is live tracking the increasing fire danger tonight. >> yeah. the winds are coming up. a red flag warning goes into effect and it is about the winds and low humidity. it is not hot but warmer than you expect and also about the dryness. 48 miles per hour gusts today in the oakland hills. 47 miles per hour gusts in the north bay. the winds not that strong now. over night they will pick up, 2:00 a.m., 3:00 a.m. in the morning, gusting in the hills. wind gusts 25. we will see 35 and low humidity as well. look for that. north and east bay hills, red flag warning late tonight. back here in 15 minutes the strongest wind gusts and tuesday's warmest cities. today we had a record high at the oakland airport, 70 degrees. all those details in 15. >>> fire season ended a month ago but we are still in the middle of it. ktvu's noelle walker is here where a fire burned late in november during

reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson. >>> big question is what about the fireworks tonight. meteorologist rosemary orozco is here. >> we had mostly clear skies around the region getting a beautiful shot from san francisco towards the bay bridge. looked at difficult shot. the winds are light. i do expect temperature will begin to fall off. right now in the 50s, through about 8:00, we'll be at 50 degrees i'll have a look around at different regions. i'll have what you can expect the first day of the new year. >>> the highway patrol says it is rolling out new tactics this new year's eve. in san francisco officers will be out. however, you may see some check points by police and other cities. last year 208 people were arrested over the new year's holiday in the bay area. >>> there are a lot of transportation options out there for you tonight. you shouldn't have to worry about craving. some of them are even free. muny will be free from 8:00 tonight to 5:00 tomorrow. caltrains last southbound train will leave the city at fourth and king at 2:15 a.m. bart will be running trains un

reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> fire crews are still on the scene of a machine shop fire in redwood city that broke out just before 6:00 this morning on douglas avenue. it took firefighters over three years to control the massive fire that reached six alarms and even spread to a nearby apartment complex, forcing residents to evacuate. we have team coverage of the fire. ktvu's alex savidge spoke to a now displaced resident of that apartment complex. his report in a moment. but we begin with janine de la vega who joins us live from the scene with what crews are doing right now. good afternoon, janine. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. well, they finally have the fire under control about an hour and a half ago. you can see there's still dozens of firefighters here looking out for hot spots. you can actually see some smoke rising still from that machine shop you see behind me. this is an industrial area at bay and douglas where they have the roads blocked off to keep people away. huge flames shot out of this manufacturing business. a

david stevenson will be at an fbi press conference at 2:00 where he will learn more. he's doing more investigation and will tell ulmore about this incident -- tell you more about this incident tonight. sal castanedo, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. >>> the u.s. state department is also involved in the investigation. their press briefing just wrapped up. kyla cam bem continues our -- campbell continues our live team coverage from washington, d.c. what have you learned, kyla? >> reporter: i asked the state department spokeswoman if the bureau of diplomatic security would be taking any extra steps to secure the consulate in san francisco. she said they don't always give specifics on security spun lickly but state -- publicly but said they are taking this seriously. an arsonist dumped two containers of gasoline on the front door and they say this poses the threat of safety to the workers and people who live nearby. they want added security and they are working closely with the chinese counter parts. >> after the incident we were in immediate contact and continue to wor

the response of those involved in the search for that missing woman. 2 investigates tonight, david stevenson has poured over the reports from the hospital and tell us how staffing issues involving sheriff deputies may have hurt that search. >> reporter: we obtained these documents. names are retacted but they're raising new questions about the thoroughness and attitude of those involved in the search for lin spalding. almost immediately after she disappeared from her san francisco general hospital room the search for lin spalding went awry. she was described twice as an african american woman and once as an asian woman. and the documents reported, she was going to be discharged and decided to leave. and the daughter made a stink about it and that's that. >> the daughter making a stink about it was trying to find out what happened to her mother. >> reporter: overtime was not available the following day. >> so they literally didn't continue the search. because they weren't going to get paid. how disrespectful is that? >> to the best of my knowledge that was not related to the overtime issue. >

our david stevenson talked to students who saw an adult male walk right into the girl's locker room. >> parents and students at south san francisco high school are upset after a naked man walked into a girl's locker room last night and exposed himself to five cheer leaders. >> we all ran together. we were scared. >> three of the girls this afternoon described to us what he did next as they huddled together in the locker room. >> he made some gestures to us, and we just got scared. he didn't say anything. he was just, like, just standing there staring at us, and i didn't yell because i thought maybe he would come at us if we yelled or if we made any noise. >> eventually the man left. one of the girls called 911. they spent this afternoon talking again to police. >> we have talked to the school officials about coming up with some safety plan. they do have safety plans in place already, and basically all they can do now is be a little extra diligent. >> custodial staff were on campus at the time but not in the gym. >> we had staff here at campus at that period of time so, you know, i th

david stevenson will be following the first lady and have a report tonight. live in san francisco, sal castanedo, ktvu channel 2 news. >> all right. thank you, sal. >>> after 40 years in the house of representatives southern california congressman henry waxman is calling it a career. he announced today that he would not seek another term. the 4-year-old democratic recently complained about the ineffectiveness of congress. his accomplishments include investigations into the tobacco industry and being instrumental in getting president obama's healthcare overall completed. george miller and nearly other 30 other members say they will not run for re-election this year. >>> a counselor at a south bay middle school arrested for selling marijuana, but it is who he is accused of selling it to that's more surprising. >>> finally there's know in the sierra. we'll show you the conditions if you are hoping to catch up on your skiing and snowboarding. [uncle]this is hopscotch,okay? uncle go one,two,one,two,one two,one. [niece]okay! [uncle]okay? [niece]one,two three,four,f

david stevenson looked into a series of thefts that have staffers edge. >> we got a tip about the burglariesstaffers got this bulletin advising them. >> san francisco general hospital serves 100,000 patients a year. some visitors are leaving with stolen items. >> people are upset. >> our office was broken into two days ago. >> he and other medical professionals told us are seeing an increase

ktvu's david stevenson spoke with the man that sparked the shooting. >> reporter: this is the first officernvolved shooting of the year and the video shows how things became physical before the gun went off. >> reporter: ktvu obtained surveillance video showing the shooting at this san francisco gas station. police say it began after a fender bender between after off duty police officer and a suspect. surveillance video shows the suspect's truck pulling in to exchange ainformation. -- information. the suspect appears to inspect the car's front end. >> she identified herself and the suspect punched the female sergeant in the face. >> the video shows the punch ask the sergeant drawing a gun. >> she discharged her fire arm and that struck and grazed the suspect in the lower body. >> reporter: the wound may have come from a ricocheting bullet. >> he was booked on battery on the police officer, threats and threats against a peace offer. >> reporter: he is out on $115,000 bail. he told us he is seeking a

david stevenson ktvu channel 2 news. >> they released a statement saying the driver wasn't on a trip at the time of the accident. >>> in oakland a roll over crash killed a woman and injured a man on 580 around 2:35 a.m. the california highway patrol says a white suv veered off the highway and over turned. the woman in the suv was killed. a man who was driving was taken to the hospital. the cause is under investigation. >>> police arrested a suspected drunk driver who crashed into patrol car. police shared this picture of the crash around 2:15 a.m. this morning. the air back deployed in the collision with the car. two officers are recovering from minor injuries. >>> the number of dwi arrests was similar to the past few years. the california highway patrol reports 50dui arrests over two days. statewide, 300 -- 234 arrests. and there were two deadly crashes. >>> teen became the city's first homicide of 2014. investigators say the 13-year- old was walking home when he was shot several times about 9:30 p.m. the boy died early this morning. police don't have a motive for the shooting. >>>

david stevenson. >>> police today released the photos of these three suspects. police say the investigation of a run away 13-year-old girl led them to a motel yesterday that's where they found the teen and suspects. we have photos here, the other two people under arrest. it appears the child was being used as a prostitute. authorities say there's no indication at this point that she had been taken by force. >>> federal officials are investigating the collision of two small planes at a runway at reed airport this afternoon. no one was hurt. the airport is on cunningham avenue in east san jose. the federal aviation administration says that the piper lost power. the airplane then struck a cessna. two pilots and a passenger walked away unharmed. >>> orange county prosecutors today withdrew drug and child endangerment charges against the wife of state treasurer bill locklear. they say that she has gone above and beyond in her efforts to rehabilitate herself. nadia locklear was a supervisor in 2012 when she resigned on a number of public incidents she blamed on drugs.

reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> now to new develops involving jahi mcmath. the brain dead 13-year-old after a tonsillectomy and tonight he is out of the hospital. the family moved her from the hospital to a undisclosed catholic organization. ktvu's john fowler explains what the family says they hope will happen next. >> the body of jahi mcmath is on a ventilator at the facility. the family refusing to accept the finality of her death. >> the news crews are now gone and so is jahi mcmath. a so-called evacuation team showed up for a ambulance before 8:00 p.m. last night. >> i gave her a kiss and said i will see her soon. >> reporter: the family contacted 5 different facilities and one agreed to accept her. they won't say where. >> the people who made this happen were a catholic organization that believes in the right to life. >> reporter: three doctors agreed she is dead. the family demanded the hospital do surgery on her body, went to court and lost. the family says donations are paying the bills. >> receiving all of the healthcare that any human

david stevenson. >>> police today released the photos of these three suspects. police say the investigation of a run away 13-year-old girl led them to a motel yesterday that's where they found the teen and suspects. we have photos here, the other two people under arrest. it appears the child was being used as a prostitute. authorities say there's no indication at this point that she had been taken by force. >>> federal officials are investigating the collision of two small planes at a runway at reed airport this afternoon. no one was hurt. the airport is on cunningham avenue in east san jose. the federal aviation administration says that the piper lost power. the airplane then struck a cessna. two pilots and a passenger walked away unharmed. >>> orange county prosecutors today withdrew drug and child endangerment charges against the wife of state treasurer bill locklear. they say that she has gone above and beyond in her efforts to rehabilitate herself. nadia locklear was a supervisor in 2012 when she resigned on a number of public incidents she blamed on drugs.

david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and if you have an idea for two investigates, we want to hear from you. e-mail your idea to 2investigates@ktvu.com. >>> broken needles and empty bod les in front of a boys and girls club. >> i see people snorting stuff and shooting up. >> the dangerous gauntlet that some bay area children have to navigate. >> some spots barely saw a drizzle. we will tell you when you can expect more rain. >> and a shortage of blood with an unexpected explanation. why donations are down. >> the stanford blood center says the supplys are running low and they are in critical need of blood donations. amber lee explains the factors contributeing to the shortage. >> reporter: it is quick, painless, and saves lives. >> it is not very hard to do. >> reporter: but post holiday blood donations are in the red. >> a handful of cancellations everyday. we get a lot of cancellations from sick donors. >> reporter: these near empty shelves are usually stocked with o positive blood. but now there is only a two-day supply. january is typically a slow month for donations and the ce

the response of those involved in the search for that missing woman. 2 investigates tonight, david stevensonas poured over the reports from the hospital and tell us how staffing issues involving sheriff deputies may have hurt that search. >> reporter: we obtained these documents. names are retacted but they're raising new questions about the thoroughness and attitude of those involved in the search for lin spalding. almost immediately after she disappeared from her san francisco general hospital room the search for

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david stevenson is live in san francisco where mayor ed lee will be a guest at tonight's speech. >> reporter: that's right. we caught up with the mayor after he took a red eye flight last night to the nation's capitol. san francisco mayor ed lee reverted up at his washington d. c. hotel this afternoon ahead of his invited appearance at tonight's state of the union address. >> my immediate feelings are wow, this is such a great honor. >> reporter: lee, the city's first asian american mayor is being recognized as an extraordinary american. but president obama is also expected to speak on immigration reform and raising the minimum wage two subjects for which san francisco has long been at the forefront. >> it's not about bragging it's about modeling what works and certainly for minimum wage we have the highest minimum wage now in san francisco. >> reporter: san francisco says the mayor's appearance gives them an extra reason to tune in tonight. >> i'm very excited to hear that. i didn't know that. >> reporter: but many more wants to hear about healthcare tonight the botched roll out of the affo

david stevenson will have much more coming up on 0 our noon news.ive from san francisco, tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> yesterday, hundreds of farmers and farm workers rallied at the state capitol in sacramento calling on the from to make that drought declaration. they say the declaration would allow the governor to send more water their way. >>> 8:38. a huge wildfire continues to burn this morning near los angeles. at this hour, an evacuation order remains in effect for a couple thousand people. our reporter is live in azusa in los angeles county, where firefighters may have made some progress. good morning, william. >> reporter: indeed. officially the fire is still 30% contained. but overnight, informs made serious progress with bulldozers and hand crews at no time did the fire breach the containment lines. now, where we are right now, we're gonna shoot up to the helicopter. we're in the western, the leading edge of where this fire is so you've got some water dropping helicopters continuing to come in this morning dropping on the western

san francisco animal control just told ktvu's david stevenson, they have captured the second pit bullin last night's attack in golden gate park. now, police shot and killed one dog. it was the mose aggressive dog. there were two dogs out there while the other pit bull escaped. but we just found out that second pit bull has been captured. both of the people who were bitten are expected to recover. we'll have more details on this a little bit later on. >>> we also want to take you live now to hayward. we're here. this is the chapel of the chimes church. the casket of tom smith is here. it will soon be driven to castro valley for his funeral. that is where alex savidge is joining us live with the very latest on what's happening out there in castro valley. >> well, good morning, we're expecting a huge crowd as many as 3,000 mourners expected to attend the funeral. let me give you a live look right now. many people are streaming in right now. here's a large group of officers all walking together into the neighborhood church of castro valley. everyone coming at 10:00 for the sergeant, tom s

david seven son -- stevenson. >>> mark is here with to look at how we got to this point. >> we've been locked in the static weather pattern, storms in the pacific but the track is way north. look at the storm falling apart and a good portion of the west coast dry and clear and warm. we know december was very dry. one day of significant rainfall, that was december 6, in january a weak system last weekend, produce a few showers, you can see what happened a dry weather forecast, the forecast is not optimistic. these numbers are very low, look at% of averages -- percent of averages, you can see the total toward eureka, under 6 inches. san diego over 2 inches. that coupled with a low snow back, the numbers for the sierra, around eight to 22%, that was the camera looking toward royal gorge, the dry weather pattern not changing much. we have a few changes for the overnight. areas of low 30s and the coolest weekend day. >> we're supposed to conserve. a new program to help people save water and tom got a chance to see how it worked. >> dave joined the first wave of homeowners to use the smart w