i'm ken pretty chen. >> -- pritchett. >> and i'm julie haener. and shock after the news. debora villalon has the story. >> reporter: it's a uniform franklin lee wore for the past four years. leading scouting programs in sebastapol. den leaders for troops. boy scout leadership didn't see it coming. five felony counts against lee. various sex crimes with a minor. some of them with a child under 14. >> as far as we know none of these allegations occurred with, during any sort of scouting activities. >> reporter: at franklin lee's homes we learned how the alleged accounts occurred. >> i just want to know why my brother did it to him. my entire family thought that he was a good hearted guy and he liked working with children and it's just really disappointing. >> reporter: he says his brother now almost 18 was lee's victim. >> he used to go on vacations a lot. just them two to bond. and we're probably guessing that's what happened during some of those times. >> reporter: on any other night franklin lee would have been at this meeting of scout leaders. instead his release will p

i'm ken pretty chen. >> -- pritchett. >> and i'm julie haener. and shock after the news. debora villalon has the story. >> reporter: it's a uniform franklin lee wore for the past four years. leading scouting programs in sebastapol. den leaders for troops. boy scout leadership didn't see it coming. five felony counts against lee. various sex crimes with a minor. some of them with a child under 14. >> as far as we know none of these allegations occurred with, during any sort of scouting activities. >> reporter: at franklin lee's homes we learned how the alleged accounts occurred. >> i just want to know why my brother did it to him. my entire family thought that he was a good hearted guy and he liked working with children and it's just really disappointing. >> reporter: he says his brother now almost 18 was lee's victim. >> he used to go on vacations a lot. just them two to bond. and we're probably guessing that's what happened during some of those times. >> reporter: on any other night franklin lee would have been at this meeting of scout leaders. instead his release will p

ktvu's ken pritchett now live in san francisco with more on the fetch problem and what major cell phone makers announced today they'll be doing about it, ken. >> reporter: the trade group that represents major smart phone makers says anti theft technology or so called kill switches will be coming to smart phones in 2015. it is a victory for san francisco's district attorney albeit a partial victory. eyes down and typing while we walk. our ears plugged, the world drowned out around us. it's no wonder smart phones are stolen so often. >> i've seen it myself. on the munni bus. someone snatches it right out of a girl's hands and off they go. >> reporter: amanda has lost her phone several times but never had it stolen. 65 robberies involve cell phones according to district attorney george gascon's office. he's been urging the tech business to install kill switch technology. today the trade companies say all phones will soon include anti they can technology. >> really happy, right, this is a long departure from where they were even two weeks ago. >> but gascon says the industries announcement

ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a wrecked car discovered on a steep enbankment has been linked to missing man from the north bay. >> reporter: julie, for weeks now the family of robert -- [audio difficulties ] >> it's very curvy windy portion of highway one. >> he was able to hike down to it. he didn't notice anyone in or outside the vehicle. he was able to reach in and get the vehicle's registration number. >> reporter: the car belonged to davis, last seen leaving marin court's restaurant. it was raining the night that davis went missing and family feared he may have become disoriented. >> it's just a sad ending. >> reporter: ralph delison called davis dad. the family has met for dinner at the restaurant every thursday night for 19 years. >> my condolences to them. dad is a great guy. and i'm glad to see they have closure. >> reporter: that's what davis' grandson said tonight. that dealing with the unknown has been unbearable. but now that the family has this answer they can now move forward. reporting live, from corte mad era. >>> another student is groped on her way to schoo

ken pritchett live at the apartment complex where she was found. it's just across the street from regional medical center, ken. >> reporter: we're at adam rock and jose fuigeroa avenue. at this point san jose police have said very little except that a woman was stabbed. she was found dead and they are looking for a suspect. this is the bottom floor apartment where a victim was found. a neighbor said he heard nothing, no yelling, no screams, no crying baby. this was according to that neighbor a mother of three in her 30s. police say she was stabbed once. one neighbor called for help. >> don't know any of these circumstances surrounding the murder. we just know the neighbor was somehow notified and called the victim. >> reporter: we know several neighbors were home at the time around 3:00 this afternoon. >> that's scary. that's why i was concerned. because this is daytime. usually things like these happen at night. >> reporter: no one heard any commotion or fire trucks and paramedics who arrived with nothing they could do. according to neighbors the f

ken pritchett live at the apartment complex where she was found. it's just across the street from regional medical center, ken. >> reporter: we're at adam rock and jose fuigeroa avenue. at this point san jose police have said very little except that a woman was stabbed. she was found dead and they are looking for a suspect. this is the bottom floor apartment where a victim was found. a neighbor said he heard nothing, no yelling, no screams, no crying baby. this was according to that neighbor a mother of three in her 30s. police say she was stabbed once. one neighbor called for help. >> don't know any of these circumstances surrounding the murder. we just know the neighbor was somehow notified and called the victim. >> reporter: we know several neighbors were home at the time around 3:00 this afternoon. >> that's scary. that's why i was concerned. because this is daytime. usually things like these happen at night. >> reporter: no one heard any commotion or fire trucks and paramedics who arrived with nothing they could do. according to neighbors the f

ktvu's ken pritchett now live in san francisco with more on the fetch problem and what major cell phone makers announced today they'll be doing about it, ken. >> reporter: the trade group that represents major smart phone makers says anti theft technology or so called kill switches will be coming to smart phones in 2015. it is a victory for san francisco's district attorney albeit a partial victory. eyes down and typing while we walk. our ears plugged, the world drowned out around us. it's no wonder smart phones are stolen so often. >> i've seen it myself. on the munni bus. someone snatches it right out of a girl's hands and off they go. >> reporter: amanda has lost her phone several times but never had it stolen. 65 robberies involve cell phones according to district attorney george gascon's office. he's been urging the tech business to install kill switch technology. today the trade companies say all phones will soon include anti they can technology. >> really happy, right, this is a long departure from where they were even two weeks ago. >> but gascon says the industries announcement

ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a wrecked car discovered on a steep enbankment has been linked to missing man from the north bay. >> reporter: julie, for weeks now the family of robert -- [audio difficulties ] >> it's very curvy windy portion of highway one. >> he was able to hike down to it. he didn't notice anyone in or outside the vehicle. he was able to reach in and get the vehicle's registration number. >> reporter: the car belonged to davis, last seen leaving marin court's restaurant. it was raining the night that davis went missing and family feared he may have become disoriented. >> it's just a sad ending. >> reporter: ralph delison called davis dad. the family has met for dinner at the restaurant every thursday night for 19 years. >> my condolences to them. dad is a great guy. and i'm glad to see they have closure. >> reporter: that's what davis' grandson said tonight. that dealing with the unknown has been unbearable. but now that the family has this answer they can now move forward. reporting live, from corte mad era. >>> another student is groped on her way to schoo

no longer be able to grow plants for their own use in their own backyards ft ktvu ken pritchett is in martinez where that was decision was made in the last 45 minutes. >>reporter: just minutes ago, once of the council members walked up to me and said this is an example of how you can fight city hall, martinez, restrictions on outdoor growing of marijuana. that angered some people, and what packed city hall tonight was the all but certain vote to ban the outdoor growing of pot in the city. >>reporter: growing medical marijuana in your backyard, it can be legal under state law, but cities like concord have banned it. tonight, the martinez city council considers the same path. with many citizens supporting a ban on outdoor grows. >> we're not depriving these people of their marijuana. they can do it if they want. they just don't have to grow it inside and/or outside. >>reporter: the issues include public safety. grows present a target for thieves. >> if store copper wire in my backyard, it's going to get stolen. >>reporter: had an argument to counter the other, including the nuisance of

no longer be able to grow plants for their own use in their own backyards ft ktvu ken pritchett is in martinez where that was decision was made in the last 45 minutes. >>reporter: just minutes ago, once of the council members walked up to me and said this is an example of how you can fight city hall, martinez, restrictions on outdoor growing of marijuana. that angered some people, and what packed city hall tonight was the all but certain vote to ban the outdoor growing of pot in the city. >>reporter: growing medical marijuana in your backyard, it can be legal under state law, but cities like concord have banned it. tonight, the martinez city council considers the same path. with many citizens supporting a ban on outdoor grows. >> we're not depriving these people of their marijuana. they can do it if they want. they just don't have to grow it inside and/or outside. >>reporter: the issues include public safety. grows present a target for thieves. >> if store copper wire in my backyard, it's going to get stolen. >>reporter: had an argument to counter the other, including the nuisance of

. >> i am ken pritchett, in nor mike mibach -- in for mike  mibach. we will go to rosemary. >> this is the concord area. mix of blue sky with plenty of cloud cover into the inner east bay with a strong delta breeze and all the way into the central valley, the low clouds. we are beginning to see a transition. once they clear into the afternoon. mostly sunny and warmer weather expected. we will track this for you. we will start out by showing you what is offshore. noticing a little bit of moisture. little bit of blew and drizzle along the coastline hand had a few sprinkles coming into oakland and here we go. notice we do have a fairly rapidly clearing sky. even the coast will get in on this. few areas along the coastline for the afternoon with happening with the clouds. it will be a mostly sunny day. low clouds in place. and not too bad. upper 40s. to 50s. and 49 in antioch. and 52 san francisco. if you are going to see the giants play. light localized sea breeze. and 63 expected with partly cloudy conditions. this is for your area today. >> 64 in san f

ken pritchett is there now with the extra precautions that have firefighters still on the scene at this hour, ken. >> reporter: right now if you look into that center building the one damaged most by the fire. you can see clean up crews there on the second floor. securing this structure. this fire has been out for several hours now. but if you look back here on the street. you can see san francisco fire remains on the scene. they are here because of the nature of this fire the close proximity of the dense neighborhood. the buildings here and also because of the wind. so they're going to remain here overnight just in case. firefighters say the fire climbed the back of one home, aided by a whipping wind. villalobos first smelled the smoke. >> it was so scary, the neighbors are screaming, fire, fire. >> reporter: avalos was working in the backyard of a near by house watching the wind move the fire. >> it was bad. it was so terrible because a lot of wind and makes like blowing. and the fire is getting more and more and more strong. >> reporter: the wind was a significant factor. the wind wa

ken pritchett is there now with the extra precautions that have firefighters still on the scene at this hour, ken. >> reporter: right now if you look into that center building the one damaged most by the fire. you can see clean up crews there on the second floor. securing this structure. this fire has been out for several hours now. but if you look back here on the street. you can see san francisco fire remains on the scene. they are here because of the nature of this fire the close proximity of the dense neighborhood. the buildings here and also because of the wind. so they're going to remain here overnight just in case. firefighters say the fire climbed the back of one home, aided by a whipping wind. villalobos first smelled the smoke. >> it was so scary, the neighbors are screaming, fire, fire. >> reporter: avalos was working in the backyard of a near by house watching the wind move the fire. >> it was bad. it was so terrible because a lot of wind and makes like blowing. and the fire is getting more and more and more strong. >> reporter: the wind was a significant factor. the wind wa

ken pritchett is in san ramon.ity recently hit hard by a teen who died in a crash that could have been avoided. >> reporter: it was here at the auditorium, where the chp delivered its start smart program. for the teens, it was a lesson, these days that they rarely receive before they get behind the wheel. chp officer john franzen had much to say to a room full of teens and parents. >> the vast majority of people think mog bad is -- nothing bad is ever going to happen to them. >> a lot of times people want to look away. >> reporter: officer franzen wants them to see what he and his fellow officers see. the consequences of bad decisions on the road. >> it's a great learning experience. >> tickets a couple of kids at our school died recently. it's pretty scary. >> reporter: this program comes just weeks after a 17-year-old boy, a former san ramon high student died on highway 24 after witnesses said he was driving more than 100 miles per hour. >> hits a sign. it takes firefighters 45 minutes to extricate his body from

you will learn more about that group and this contract on our website, in brentwood, ken pritchett. >> at ktvu.com we have posted a copy of that family agreement on i can help. just look for the web link section. >>> a blow for california, toyota is moving to texas near a headquarters being built in dallas. another 23 workers will remain in the office at torrence. toyota was convinced to make the move thanks largely to $40 million in relocation incentives. >>> the dow closed with an 87 point range but it had been even higher earlier. the nasdaq ended with a pun point loss. one point, bank of america fell one point by a mistake in those stocks. >>> tonight at 10:45, the [doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of the game. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. female narrator: for over 60,000 california female narrator: for over 60,000 california foster children a pair of sho

ken pritchett is live with what this news could mean for her potential run. >> reporter: as hillary clinton makes one appearance after another as if on a campaign, her supporters await her big announcement. today it was daughter chelsea who delivered at a forum to help young women succeed. >> mark and i are excited to say we are expecting our first chile this year. >> i am really excited about, and it makes this work even more important. >> reporter: a grandchild is not typically a political consideration. but if clinton runs, sam singer says it can only help. >> it really connects people with responsibility, with motherhood. with parenthood. it's probably going to mean a lot to clinton's campaign. >> reporter: singer says it could help her connect with more voters. >> it's part of politics. changing diapers, holding children. that means a lot to the public. >> reporter: voters we talked to agreed. >> it might help. when you become a parent or a grandparent you look at things from a different perspective. >> the real question now is will she run. a political action economy is already raisin

ken pritchett is live with what this news could mean for her potential run. >> reporter: as hillary clinton makes one appearance after another as if on a campaign, her supporters await her big announcement. today it was daughter chelsea who delivered at a forum to help young women succeed. >> mark and i are excited to say we are expecting our first chile this year. >> i am really excited about, and it makes this work even more important. >> reporter: a grandchild is not typically a political consideration. but if clinton runs, sam singer says it can only help. >> it really connects people with responsibility, with motherhood. with parenthood. it's probably going to mean a lot to clinton's campaign. >> reporter: singer says it could help her connect with more voters. >> it's part of politics. changing diapers, holding children. that means a lot to the public. >> reporter: voters we talked to agreed. >> it might help. when you become a parent or a grandparent you look at things from a different perspective. >> the real question now is will she run. a political action economy is already raisin

in daly city, ken pritchett, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> new details are emerging about the 15-year-old santa clara boy who flew to hawaii. the maui airport manager said the teen seemed disoriented, and didn't know he was in maui. he reportedly wanted to go to somalia, and see his birth mother. today, the boy's father said quote, they told me they were holding my son. i was shocked. i wondered how my son went there. a police officer was seen at the family's home today. child welfare services is now arranging for his return. the teen's father also told the voice of america, he was always talking about going back to africa, where his grandparents still live. we want to go back, but due to the current living conditions, we can't go back. >>> there are reports tonight that cal football player died of a genital heart ailment. he died back in february. the coroner's cause of death is hypertrophic cardiomiography. >>> a man who says he's the biological father of teenage suicide victim audrie pott filed a lawsuit today seeking to be included in a wrongful death lawsuit. michael lazarin says he

you will learn more about that group and this contract on our website, in brentwood, ken pritchett. >> at ktvu.com we have posted a copy of that family agreement on i can help. just look for the web link section. >>> a blow for california, toyota is moving to texas near a headquarters being built in dallas. another 23 workers will remain in the office at torrence. toyota was convinced to make the move thanks largely to $40 million in relocation incentives. >>> the dow closed with an 87 point range but it had been even higher earlier. the nasdaq ended with a pun point loss. one point, bank of america fell one point by a mistake in those stocks. >>> tonight at 10:45, the amusement park rule sparking legal action. >>> two investigating just how much this tape costs police department and the impact on the police department. moments of certainty. when you know, you know. the all-new volvo v60 sportswagon. the s60 sedan and the xc60 crossover. test drive one today. model year end sales event. the s60 with 0.9% apr and up to $2500 in allowances. >>> jurors acquitted a sonoma county superviso

ken pritchett is in san ramon.died in a crash that could have been avoided. >> reporter: it was here at the auditorium, where the chp delivered its start smart program. for the teens, it was a lesson, these days that they rarely receive before they get behind the wheel. chp officer john franzen had much to say to a room full of teens and parents. >> the vast majority of people think mog bad is -- nothing bad is ever going to happen to them. >> a lot of times people want to look away. >> reporter: officer franzen wants them to see what he and his fellow officers see. the consequences of bad decisions on the road. >> it's a great learning experience. >> tickets a couple of kids at our school died recently. it's pretty scary. >> reporter: this program comes just weeks after a 17-year-old boy, a former san ramon high student died on highway 24 after witnesses said he was driving more than 100 miles per hour. >> hits a sign. it takes firefighters 45 minutes to extricate his body from the vehicle. >> reporter: in the las

in daly city, ken pritchett, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> new details are emerging about the 15-year-old santa clara boy who flew to hawaii. the maui airport manager said the teen seemed disoriented, and didn't know he was in maui. he reportedly wanted to go to somalia, and see his birth mother. today, the boy's father said quote, they told me they were holding my son. i was shocked. i wondered how my son went there. a police officer was seen at the family's home today. child welfare services is now arranging for his return. the teen's father also told the voice of america, he was always talking about going back to africa, where his grandparents still live. we want to go back, but due to the current living conditions, we can't go back. >>> there are reports tonight that cal football player died of a genital heart ailment. he died back in february. the coroner's cause of death is hypertrophic cardiomiography. >>> a man who says he's the biological father of teenage suicide victim audrie pott filed a lawsuit today seeking to be included in a wrongful death lawsuit. michael lazarin says he

ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> how former coworkers say she went above and beyond to show she cared. >> sweetest person you can meet. >> temperatures ranging tomorrow from the 60s to low 80s. i'm going through the bay area microclimate. >> a first-person look at life on the streets. >>> capturing the day-to-day life of those struggling on the streets of san francisco is all part of a new mission to give people a new perspective on homelessness. the up-close look at life on the streets comes by way of the go-pro camera, the same device used to capture extreme sports. the unique project that was just launched today. amber lee. >> we're where a homeless man is a partner in this project. go-pro projects are often used to capture fun experiences. he's turning in on those he encountered. >> can i get a favor? >> reporter: on most days adam ricart sells a newspaper. >> the expression on someone's face can say more than a thousand words. >> the bay area reporters did a story on me last week. i'm having my teeth extracted. >> reporter: he recently started wearing a go pro camera at tim

ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> how former coworkers say she went above and beyond to show she cared. >> sweetest person you can meet. >> temperatures ranging tomorrow from the 60s to low 80s. i'm going through the bay area microclimate. >> a first-person look at life on the streets. >> you're just looking for a free ride. >> the unique project and the deeply personal story that it inspired it. >>> capturing the day-to-day life of those struggling on the streets of san francisco is all part of a new mission to give people a new perspective on homelessness. the up-close look at life on the streets comes by way of the go-pro camera, the same device used to capture extreme sports. the unique project that was just launched today. amber lee. >> we're where a homeless man is a partner in this project. go-pro projects are often used to capture fun experiences. he's turning in on those he encountered. >> can i get a favor? >> reporter: on most days adam ricart sells a newspaper. >> the expression on someone's face can say more than a thousand words. >> the bay area reporters did a stor

. >> and i'm ken pritchett in for mike mibach.ith a check of the weather with rosemary. >> starting with san jose in the distance, our cloudy skies, slowly turning blue. we will have sunshine for the afternoon. giving you a look here at what's going on outside our doors, we still have that fog just inside the bay to the east bay. just showed you oakland, it is beginning to pill away a bit. livermore, looking mostly cloudy, as well as parts of san jose and into the north bay. the peninsula this morning, partly cloudy to mostly sunny for you. we are looking at temperatures in the 50s. we have the onshore breeze. notice quite robust through fairfield. through the delta it, gusting to 28 miles an hour. breezy in concord as well, 12 miles per hour. napa reporting 12, with the onshore breeze reaching all the way inland for today, temperatures will be slightly cooler for you. meanwhile, along the coast, around the bay, repeat for today. 54 in heyward right now. antioch at 5, starting at 49 degrees this morning. with the sunshine overhead