kiet >>> reporter: this is day 2 of the vaccinations. they only got through about 10% of the student body yesterday. they are hoping to get through the rest of the 5400 students today. now, when they opened the doors yesterday the line wrapped around the building. a total of 600 students got the new updated vaccine known as menb and then as they were waiting the health department announced a third student was infected. the news rattled the nerves of some of the students. >> it's frightening more than anything because it was an all of a sudden break and it's

kiet do, kpix 5 kiet do, kpix 5. >> an employee in alameda county died of meningitis last month. health officials say there is no sign of a connection between that case and those in santa clara. >>> well, just a little more than two days away until the super bowl in santa clara. you can watch the game on sunday here on kpix 5. we are your television home pour super bowl 50. as the game gets closer the clouds are getting bigger at super bowl city. the theme park opens for the day at 11 a.m. team colors all over the place. beautiful aerial shot last night of super bowl city. it will open up at 11:00 this morning. ♪[ music ] >> last night's entertainment included a free country concert by the band perry. >>> if you are waiting for the weekend to get into super bowl city, a lot folks coming in. >> there's plenty more fun and entertainment scheduled for today and tomorrow and a lot of it is free. kpix 5 reporter cate caugiran and she is out there with what you can expect tonight and a big weekend, as well. cate, good morning >> reporter: good morning. you know free always means it's g

kpix 5 reporter kiet do is live near the scene with more details. kiet. >> reporter: good morning.ite a story about some bold crooks this morning here in milpitas. we shot this video of the active scene. at 2 a.m. an officer leaving the police department heard the alarm going off at target masters in milpitas a gun store and gun range and it is literally right next door to the police department headquarters. the officer saw a suspect climb off the roof of the building into a vehicle and then drive away. there were two suspects inside the vehicle and they were arrested a short distance away. then a third suspect was seen inside the gun store holding a weapon. officers ordered him to drop the weapon which he did. but since he climbed in through the roof, the front doors were locked and he could not exit the building. so he was trapped inside there. here's a lieutenant to explain what happened next. all right, apparently they talked with him for about 3 hours or so trying to get him to come out the front door. the s.w.a.t. officers took hours to get the front doors open. he did at one

. >> kiet do is live with what it took to keep everyone safe. not quite over yet, right, kiet? >> all good things must come to an end. and it's quite a mess actually. crews are underway getting ready to tear down everything at the big super bowl compound at levi's stadium. confetti still getting swept up. the nfl has one final thing to do in the bay area and that's to hand the ball off to houston. that's where super bowl li will be held. let the counter-down be held for reliant stadium. it will be interesting to see what theme they choose. the mayor of houston, commissioner roger goodell. and 49ers ceo jed york will be in instantaneous. it wasn't obvious to anyone watching at home. but it was to anyone who was at levi's stadium. more military might was concentrated in one area. >> the terrorist attacks have heightened the response. everyone from the chp to the army was in full tactical gear. 55 different police and military agencies were here. and it was a show of force meant as a deterrent. many stopped to take pictures and show their appreciation. >> it's hard to describe. i

kiet do, kpix 5 kiet do, kpix 5. >> meningitis is an infection of the protective covering of the brainnd spinal cord. experts say the bacteria are carried in the throat and can be transmight by other people by fluids like mucous and saliva. early symptoms include sudden fever, headache and stiff neck. if a dark rash appears that person should quickly seek medical treatment. >>> activists protesting a deadly police shooting tried to disrupt the super bowl party in san francisco. about 40 members of the justice for mario woods coalition stood outside city hall last night holing pictures of woods gunned down by police in december. many demanded that san francisco police chief greg suhr be fired. some officers groups say changes being proposed could endanger lives and not just those of officers. kpix 5's jackie ward is at police headquarters where the chief says the changes he is now backing are significant. >> reporter: that debate is one that every major city police department is involved in. san francisco is at the forefront of that conversation. chief suhr says that every time a deadly

kiet. >> reporter: he why. good morning.emoved the body from the scene about an hour ago and now we have the crime scene clean-up crews here. they are wrapping up as they have winchester boulevard re- opening now. this began around midnight when witnesses say a red honda del sol was speeding northbound on winchester north of hamilton. a man on a bike was traveling in the same direction. the del sol hit the man knocked him off his bike. the man died at the scene and the driver took off. investigators say knowing the make and the model of the car is a big clue. >> the honda del sol made almost 20 years ago so we are hoping that narrows down the focus and everybody knows someone who owns a honda del sol. >> does that give you some optimism you will solve the case?

kiet. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. apple has publicly defied the order from the fbi by posting a letter to its website from the ceo talking specifically about the case in san bernardino and bringing this whole issue into public debate. after syed farook and his wife shot up a christmas party in december, investigators found farook's iphone inside the vehicle that was damaged in the gun battle with police. the fbi then obtained a court order demanding apple disabled a security feature that would erase the iphone if an incorrect password is entered 10 times. investigators say that phone may reveal why the couple picked the target and if they had any outside help. the fbi wants apple to write a special version of its operating system just for this iphone in question which is also known as a back door. apple's ceo tim cook called it a dangerous precedent and an overreach by the federal government. >> there have been people that suggest that we should have a back door. but the reality is if you put a back door in, that book

that's where kiet do is this morning. >> reporter: good morning. check this out. just a huge mess out here at the grand century mall. we have ankle deep fireworks debris. over at the corner there's a burnt tree. we have heard about fires in this particular part of town which is normal for this time of year. we have heard about these fires and injuries for years. now, finally we got it on video. this is cell phone video of the wild scene last night here at the mall where you can see roman candles and mortars firing into the air. police say one of those mortars landed in a tree and then caught the tree on fire. the flames then traveled to the main building. somebody called 911 and that's triggered a two-alarm response. san jose firefighters got to the scene knocked down the flames quickly and the fire was downgraded to a one-alarm fire. the building had only exterior damage to one business, century bakery. this man saw the whole thing. what did you think when you saw flames? >> jesus, what can i say? it's a little bit dangerous. we need more care for the kids. for t

kiet. >> reporter: he why. good morning. the coroner has removed the body from the scene about an hour ago and now we have the crime scene clean-up crews here. they are wrapping up as they have winchester boulevard re- opening now. this began around midnight when witnesses say a red honda del sol was speeding northbound on winchester north of hamilton. a man on a bike was traveling in the same direction. the del sol hit the man knocked him off his bike. the man died at the scene and the driver took off. investigators say knowing the make and the model of the car is a big clue. >> the honda del sol made almost 20 years ago so we are hoping that narrows down the focus and everybody knows someone who owns a honda del sol. >> does that give you some optimism you will solve the case? >> yes. we'll start getting tips hopefully. >> reporter: and this is the description of the car again. it's a red honda del sol. it's distinct, not a lot of them made, not many people have them. live in san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> finally some goo

kiet, what's the latest? >> reporter: yes, good morning. areas now being guarded by at least two sheriff's deputies that we can see from our vantage point one up high one down below this hill. they have been here since yesterday sealed off the area. this is an orchard across the street from gavilan college. now, this all began yesterday when neighbors saw activity. divots were sent to the scene as well as search-and-rescue crews.we do not know what type of human remains these are or how long the remains have been here or in what condition they are. it is also not clear if it's a man or woman. the big question everyone is asking is, is it missing teen sierra lamar? the crime scene this morning is about 20 miles away from where sierra vanished back in 2012. search and both scenes are rural back roads. this crime scene is more heavily traveled because it's across the street from gavilan college. sierra is the morgan hill teenager who went missing nearly 4 years while walking to a school bus stop in the predawn darkness. her body has never been

good morning, kiet. >> reporter: yes, good morning. we are a full week into this public debate and every new day brings a brand-new development. later today a group called fight for the future is planning a nationwide protest at apple stores across 20 states and 30 different cities in support of apple's stance against the fbi. one of them will be right here at the palo alto store on university avenue. the theme is don't break my phone. the government now has a fourful ally in their fight against apple a group of survivors and victims' family will file a legal brief in support of the government's attempt to force apple to unlock the iphone of san bernardino shooter syed farook. the move has been planned for some time since the justice department actually contacted attorney steven larson about representing the families before all the drama unfolded last week. >> these are people who went through this horrific event, are suffering from it. they have questions. how could this happen, why was i targeted? >> reporter: microsoft cofounder bil

kiet. >> reporter: good morning. santa clara county sheriff's deputies have been guarding the scene all night long as you can see. they have sealed off the orchard and it's a mix of private property and water district property. this all started yesterday when neighbors noticed a lot of activity in the area. detectives were sent to the scene as well as search-and- rescue crews. we do not know what type of human remains these are or how long the remains have been here or in what condition they are. it is also not clear if it's a man or woman. the big question everyone is asking is, is it missing teen sierra lamar? the crime scene this morning is about 20 miles away from where sierra vanished back in 2012. this crime scene is more heavily traveled because it's across the street from gavilan college. sierra is the morgan hill teenager who went missing nearly 4 years while walking to a school bus stop in the predawn darkness. her body has never been found. authorities eventually arrested antolin garcia-torres and charged

live in pleasanton, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> it sounds confusing but the way kiet is explaining it, it's okay and gianna, you have been doing a great job of explaining it, as well. >> i know. it is confusing but for us for the morning drive monday will be our big test because if folks decide to use that we'll see if it eases congestion through the altamont pass. it's busy. we have reports of an accident clearing not too far from where kiet is from his live shot. westbound 580 now out of at least one lane everything over to the right shoulder but just caused some extra busy conditions on the westbound side of 580 as you work to the dublin interchange. altamont pass to 680, 222 minutes. no delays on the eastbound side. slower spider eases up once you head to the traffic is free- flowing at the bay bridge, slow through the bay bridge. >> you make my head hurt. >> use the fastrak flax it works like any other fastrak on any toll facilities. >> if i should have a friend? i make them pay. all right. good morning, everyone. this is why i don't have any friends! [ laughter ] >>> our live hi-def d

kiet. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely. apple has publicly defied the order from the fbi by posting a letter to its website from the ceo talking specifically about the case in san bernardino and bringing this whole issue into public debate. after syed farook and his wife shot up a christmas party in december, investigators found farook's iphone inside the vehicle that was damaged in the gun battle with police. the fbi then obtained a court order demanding apple disabled a security feature that would erase the iphone if an incorrect password is entered 10 times. investigators say that phone may reveal why the couple picked the target and if they had any outside help. the fbi wants apple to write a special version of its operating system just for this iphone in question which is also ow

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kiet >>> reporter: good morning. the message from the university and health officials, get vaccinated! and there's really no excuse for students because this time, it's free! starting today santa clara university will be sponsoring a free vaccine clinic for students for meningitis and chances are the students have not got then particular vaccine because it's new and designed perfectly to fight the strain that is sickening two students on campus. now, this all began on sunday when a student got sick and went to the hospital. two days later another student got sick. tests confirmed it was the same bacterial strain of meningitis known as cerro group b. doctors say this is no ordinary strain. >> this cluster has been evolving over the last 72 hours. so it's very new and a dynamic situation. >> we are for exampling intensely -- we are focusing intensely for the next several day on ensuring the health and welfare of our students by encouraging them very strongly to get vaccinated. >> reporter: back here live on campus, the

kiet do, kpix 5. >>> 5:01 on a wednesday. and if you liked the weather yesterday, you'll like it again today. a carbon copy kind of thing? >> maybe slightly cooler today but overall above those seasonal norms. plenty of sunshine out there. in fact, yesterday we broke some records. we broke and tide records 7 different cities. here are a few of the notable ones. san francisco tied yesterday 71. oakland 70. that beat the previous record. san jose 76. beat the previous record. and 85 degrees. monterey similar temperatures spread there. in fact that was close to the warmest temperature ever in the month of february. didn't make that. but still we are getting there. so needless to say we are unseasonably warm for this time of the year. we'll remain that way today. here's what to expect out the door. temperatures already this morning in the 50s and 40s. so that's really not abnormal for this time of day this time of year but 55 in san francisco, 44 livermore. 53 in oakland. 49 in san jose. your weather headlines throughout the day

kiet do has the latest on what they're calling a freak accident. good morning. >> absolutely a freak consent in north san jose. we're live where the tree is still out here. they have not cut it up and removed it. apparently, they are waiting for the investigation to finish up. it was a sizable eucalyptus. the city arborist will be out to do an inspection. someone called 911 yesterday and firefighters found the man pinned underneath and declared him dead. did el niÑo rains cause the tree to topple over. san jose has gotten a couple of inches of rain and the ground is saturated. the tree did not snap at the base but was uprooted. it's next to a creek where heavy rains can cause the rains to swell. >> it was so windy. yesterday it was very windy. >> reporter: now, the victim's name has not yet been released. this section of the park which has a walkway which connects it to an adjacent neighborhood is closed. but the vast majority of the park remains open. >>> and the drought really could have been the cause. >> yes it could. >> a combination of that a

now police hope you can help track them down. >> reporter: and i'm kiet do.we're live in hayward where a murder suspect is being arraigned in court today. it turns out this guy is in the country illegally. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, being investigated as a hate crime. we'll talk to them. >>> a local family afraid to go out after a shocking incident being investigated as a hate crime. we'll talk to the family. >> reporter: mayor lee's deadline is up. homeless people still at the division street encampment. the clean-up starts this morning. >> from the kpix 5 weather center, good morning, everyone. it's fired up. it's live. it's live hi-def doppler radar live in search of rain. >> more cars at the bay bridge plus the new accident along 101. details coming up. >> good morning. it's friday, february 26. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm anne makovec. an arraignment for the man accused of killing stacey aguilar. kiet do with why this case is putting immigration policy in the spotlight. >> reporter: federal agents are very interested in this case. they don't want this man

kpix 5 reporter kiet do is alongside the new lanes which just opened up moments ago. how are things going so far. >>> reporter: you know, so far, so good. you're looking at the counter- commute direction now so not a lot of people using it but we are right at the beginning of these new express lanes. this has been years in the making. east bay commuters have more options and more relief. the new express lanes are 580 eastbound starting at hacienda and goes for 11 miles. the express lane is free for carpools, buses, van pools, motorcycles and qualified clean air vehicles but here's the catch. you will need the new fastrak flex tag. it has an indicator switch numbered 1, 2 and 3 and you select how many passengers are in the vehicle. solo drivers can use the old fastrak tag but you will be charged a fee calculated on the amount of traffic on the road. freeway signs will constantly update you on the cost to travel from exit to exit and these new express lanes are in effect from 5 a.m. to 8 a.m. and they are free outside those hours. 580 westbound lanes will open up on mon

live in cupertino, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> it's busy out there. we have the usual suspects along the bay bridge, the altamont pass but the good news is we don't have any accidents or major incidents. oakland out of san francisco, metering lights are on backed up into the maze and, of course, those approaches are start to slow down on the bay bridge significantly. eastshore freeway commute sluggish out of berkeley westbound towards the bay bridge. westbound 580 seeing some delays now, as well. southbound 680 through walnut creek 38 miles per hour in some spots towards 24. so a little slow through that portion this morning. and we are seeing a few brake lights extra crowded southbound 880 from 238 into hayward. the bridge looks nice out of hayward into foster city. here's roberta. >> yesterday we made it up to 77 degrees in gilroy. today, a degree warmer. good morning, everyone. this is our live weather camera looking out from our kpix 5 studios in the direction of the port of oakland due east clear skies. right now, it's not as chilly as it was jus

. >>> i'm kiet do.ve in milpitas at an active crime scene where a group of criminals tries to break in a gun store next to the police department. officers have that building surrounded. >> and a bay area man is in jail this morning after a deadly test drive. police say he was high on drugs in a crash that killed a carmax employee. what we know about both men this morning next. everything you need to know about life, you can learn from granola. keep it simple. make every piece count. let other people know what you're made of. always be real. don't be fake, don't be artificial, but always be sweet. and of course, wear sunscreen. nature valley granola bars. no artificial colors, flavors or sweeteners. just good. ♪ i got the discounts that you need ♪ ♪ safe driver ♪ accident-free ♪ everybody put your flaps in the air for me ♪ what witnesses say happened. lst >>> uber responds after one of their drivers is accused of attacking an airport worker in san jose. what witnesses say happened. >> and our political a

live in palo alto, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> we have a busy day in traffic. let's kick it over to gianna for a traffic alert. >> we have a couple of traffic alerts this morning. one in fairfield we have had our eye on all morning long westbound 80 at green valley. we have a car that overturned. it's now stuck in the two left lanes. we have speeds right around 8 miles per hour as a result so very slow-and-go conditions as you work your way through there. it's going to take an extra 15, 20 minutes to get through there on top of the regular morning commute. northbound 101 at vermont two right lanes are blocked for this accident backed up beyond 280 now. you might want to use 280 instead if you are heading into san francisco this morning until they clear this accident along 101 also involving an overturn vehicle plus five other cars. new accident northbound 101 at mckee causing delays and they are slow because of that. >>> good morning. did you see the full moon last night, gianna? >> i did. it was beautiful. >> just big gibbous moon out there lighting up the who

live at the university of santa clara, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> amazon has a plan to open stores offering books for sale the old-fashioned way. jill wagner of cbsmoneywatch.com joins us from new york. she is going to join us later to tell us all about this. >>> also to tell us about some super bowl food. so i'm excited to hear that point. >> taco bell and good stuff there. >>> we'll get to jill into moment. and now we do have her! [ laughter ] >> somewhere up there on a satellite and we are going to take you to new york. >> reporter: i'm here. good morning. frank and michelle, i apologize for the microphone issues. a little rough start at the asian markets today. they took a dive this morning following wall street's lead. the dow fell 295 points tuesday. the nasdaq was down 103. looking at the big board it is pointing to a higher open so at this point wall street not taking a cue from them. amazon is planning to open hundreds of physical bookstores according to one executive. they opened its first brick and mortar location in november describing it as a physical extension of amazon.com in

kiet do, kpix 5. >>> 21 people are can i remembered dead in fiji after cyclone winston. most of the deaths happened on the western coast when people were hit by flying debris or drowned in storm surges. how thes are in shelters with aid supplies just starting to arrive. >>> bill cosby's wife will give a deposition in the defamation case against cosby. seven women are suing him. a lawyer will question camille cosby under oath in massachusetts. it will be her first deposition since allegations surfaced against her husband. >>> the average price of gas in the bay area has dropped, continuing a downward trend. the current average price in san francisco for a gallon of regular is $2.48. in san jose and oakland, it's $2.31. nationally, the average price per gallon is $1.71. >> president obama held the annual governors dinner in washington last night. he made sure to make it a night of laughs for crowd. >> so this is my final governors dinner. at least my final one as president. [ laughter ] >> i'm just kidding. that's a joke, people. i wanted to see how michelle would react. [

kiet do has the update. >> reporter: still quite a mess at levi's stadium. crews have been working throughout the night to get a handle on it all. and a lot of these guys have been here since early this morning. this is the scene on the ground in the parking lot just next to levi's stadium. we have an overhead view of the stadium from chopper 5 and they are still cleaning up the confetti. and a lot of crews are trying to get it back in order. the week long party is finally over. and before they go. the nfl has one final thing to do, hand the ball off to houston where super bowl li will be held. let the countdown begin for reliant stadium. it will be interesting to choose. the mayor of houston, commissioner roger goodell, and jed york will be in attendance at the handoff ceremony. it was not obvious to those watching at home, but this was the most fortified place in the country with more military might concentrated in one square mile than anyone could recall in recent history. the terrorist attacks in paris and san bernardino -- lots of machine guns in attend

kiet do. >> it was fun to watch the sunrise over the bay. all the beautiful pictures of san francisco. and it really galvanized not only the city but the bay energy. >> it was a different kind of energy and the bay area stepped up and threw a great party for the week. and i'm still partying. >> how about the team that won? >> i've said it from day one. sorry, i'm from denver. but there were a lot of naysayers. >> the stock slide is continuing this monday morning. the dow plummeted 337 points, down nearly 400 at one point. right now it's not looking all that good. as to why the market is tumbling, here's jason brooks. >> reporter: it's an ugly selloffs. investors are worried about the health of the global economy. oil is falling to $30 a barrel. and there was a big selloff in european bank stocks. worries over the bank's exposure to the energy sector and falling profitability. and once hot tech stocks are falling to all time lows. >>> and other tech companies includes sales force, facebook lost 3%. >>> in the east bay, police are looking for

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kiet do has the latest on what they're calling a freak accident.ood morning. >> absolutely a freak consent in north san jose. we're live where the tree is still out here. they have not cut it up and removed it. apparently, they are waiting for the investigation to finish up. it was a sizable eucalyptus. the city arst

as kiet do reports, apple is defying a court order to decode the device. >> reporter: it's been about 12 hours since tim cook posted the letter to the website saying that the company will not build a back door to the iphone. and now the public debate is raging! the first to chime in, new york mayor bill de blasio. >> look! these are private companies. they are profit making companies. if they put their desire to make profits ahead of the safety and security of the american people, there's something wrong. >> reporter: it started shortly after the san bernardino attack when syed farook and his wife shot up at christmas party in december. authorities found his iphone in the car. investigators think it might have important information on the couple's whereabouts leading up to the attack on the who helped them. >> we have one of those killers' phones that we haven't been able to open. it's been over two months. we are still working on it. >> reporter: a federal judge ordered apple to help the fbi hack into the encrypted iphone. last night tim cook posted an open letter to customers saying

kpix5 reporter kiet do is live outside apple's headquarters in coopteen with more -- cupertino. >> reporter: apple got exactly what it wanted and that is a public debate over privacy versus security. both sides are digging in their heels on this issue, getting ready for a very long court battle. yesterday a dozen apple supporters showed up at the downtown san francisco store to write thank you notes to the company with stickers on their iphones that said, i do not consent to the search of this device. now, the court order for apple to help the fbi break into the iphone of san bernardino shooter syed farook came on tuesday and by that night apple's ceo tim cook called the demands chilling and says that it could lead to the tech giant being forced to build surveillance software to intercept your messages or even access your phone's microphone or camera without your knowledge. the fbi says they still have not been able to crack the iphone in question after two months of trying. senator dianne feinstein says if apple does not help she is prepared to put forward a law to make sure it does. >> th

kpix 5's kiet do is there live with details on what happened. kiet. >> reporter: good morning. the coroner has released the identity of the victim. his name was larry moore and he was 60 years old. now, this all happened yesterday afternoon around 2:00 when moore and his wife were walking near the pacifica pier. it's not clear exactly how it happened. but a large wave came up and swept the woman out to sea. moore tried to rescue her and went in after her. the woman was wearing a swimsuit and knew how to handle the riptide by not fighting the current. she got back but moore tried to resist. >> he, on the other hand, was trying to fight it and get back up. he actually got close to getting out like about three times. but the waves just kept taking him back in. >> reporter: and the coast guard sent a helicopter and a rescue swimmer to pluck him out of the hospital. he died at the hospital shortly thereafter. the high surf advisory in effect at the time expired. locals are telling us if you are not an expert swimmer, stay out of the water. live in pacifica. kpix 5. >> how about a ch

in pleasanton, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> sad news in the sports world. the oakland a's have announced former infielder tony phillips died this week. he is known for making the final defensive play in the a's sweep of the giants during the 1989 world series. it's not clear how phillips died. he was 56 years old. >>> to washington now where the body of justice antonin scalia is lying in restate in the great hall of the -- in repose in the great hall of the u.s. supreme court. cbs news' weijia jang has the tribute. >> reporter: the sun just started coming up above the supreme court when a group of people kneeled to pray for the late justice antonin scalia. >> we came out this morning to be here to witness his last visit. >> reporter: his casket arrived for the final visit following close behind were his children and his former law clerk serving as honorary pallbearers. once inside the current members of the court joined a short ceremony. after the ceremony the public was allowed in. a high school junior from north carolina said she respected him. >> he is d

but kpix 5's kiet do shows us surfers are still heading to half moon bay for the titans of mavericks and spectators are bringing in all kinds of business. >> reporter: dude! mavericks is happening in 48 hours. what did you say when they said it's go time? >> my stomach went into a knot. >> reporter: the old princeton landing restaurant will be ground zero for the titans of mavericks competition. since spectators are no longer allowed on the treacherous rocky shoreline the restaurant with its five flat screen tvs will be the place to watch the live broadcast. >>> mavericks on all the screens celebrating the culture. >> reporter: the owner is scrambling to stock up on food and drink. >> we'll have the beer cooler room packed full. we're beefing everything up times ten. >> reporter: two years ago thousands crammed into outdoor lots with big screen projectors. that won't be happening this year. but they are calling in extra servers and cooks to handle the tsunami of customers. >> it will be crazy all day, nuts. [ laughter ] >> is it time to go home yet? [ laughter ] >> reporter: the ocea

kpix 5's kiet do has the story. >> reporter: a pg&e crew discovered them working on a power line in a ditch at castro valley road. santa clara county sheriff's deputies describe it as cell cal remains. they couldn't give an age or say if it was male or female but their one solid clue the victim's teeth. >> we don't believe it is sierra lamar based upon visual dental work. >> reporter: sierra lamar the morgan hill teenager who went missing nearly four years ago was last seen walking to a bus stop in the predawn darkness near her home about 20 miles from the crime scene. her body has never been found but antolin garcia-torres is charged with her kidnapping and murder. they found a distinctive feature about the dental work. >> there was a gold cap or gold colored cap on the body and that's something that sierra lamar did not have. >> reporter: for volunteers who spent hours scouring the area for sierra, the news was bittersweet. >> this is a little bit of a relief but then yet again we still have hope. and we're never going to give up looking for sierra. >> reporter: the search team for

kiet do explains how the federal government plans to assist them. >> reporter: with the commercial crab season still in limbo, jim anderson is now fishing for options. starting today the u.s. small business administration is offering sessions to help fishermen and anyone else affected by the crab season delay like restaurants and stores with low-interest loans. the sba will crunch jim's expenses and will offer a loan at a 4% apr to cover housing, food, gas, whatever needs to stay afloat. you're right in time, too? >> correct. correct. and so these are haul-out. do i have the money to make sure i got enough fuel in the boat to go salmon fishing? it's nice to have that in the back of my mind whether i want to deal with them and take the loan out. >> reporter: 2015-'16 crab season has been delayed since november when crabs began testing positive for domoic acid a toxin that makes people sick or kills them. after months of waiting the recreational sporting season opened up but tests are still out for the commercial season. even if commercial crabbing is cleared, will anyone eat it? better t

as kiet do reports, demonstrators plan to show their support for the tech giant. >> reporter: we are a week into the debate over privacy and security and every day brings a new development. so later today, a group called fight for the future is planning a nationwide protest at apple stores in 50 cities across the u.s., europe and asia. in support of appear al's stance against the fbi. one of them will be right here at the palo alto store. protestors will be encouraged to display a digital message on their phones, don't break my phone. >> every major social movement that made serious world changes used various tactics including public protests, rallies and marches. it's exciting on an issue like this where there isn't a long hit of those types of actions to see so many people mobilizing so quickly. >> reporter: the government has a powerful ally in their fight against apple. a group of survivors and victim family members will be filing a brief in support of the government's attempt to force apple to unlock the iphone of san bernardino shooter syed farook. >> these are people who went

kiet do is there where part of the neighborhood has been blocked off. >> reporter: in the past couple of seconds, this scene started to collapse. opening up the streets more in the mid-town area of san jose. we are at the area of park and race. a tow truck has arrived on scene. police have the area blocked off. and they were searching the suspect vehicle. it's a red suv. it appears of the crashed into an old victorian style home. the truck jumped the curve and hit is house at a weird angle. we've seen a backhoe apparently working on a ruptured gas line. we saw a family loading up in a car and driving away. that's all we know for now. as soon as we get more information, we'll bring it to you. police taking away a suspect vehicle as we speak. >>> happening today, three santa clara county jail guards are all heading to court, accused of beating a mentally ill inmate to death. if convicted they could face up to life in prison. michael tyrie was in prison because he violated probation. he was put in jail because no beds were able at a mental health facility. the deputies are on paid leave.

kpix 5's kiet do shows us the scene from san jose. >> reporter: just a huge mess out here at the grand century mall in east san jose. take a look. we have fireworks debris that in some spots is ankle deep. as you know, illegal fireworks is normal in east san jose for this time of year. that over there in the corner is a new one. this is cell phone video of the wild scene last night here at the mall where you can see roman candles and mortars firing into the air. police say one of those mortars landed in a tree and then caught the tree on fire. witnesses say the crowd just watched for a couple of minutes until the flames spread to the main building. somebody called 911 and that's triggered a two-alarm response. san jose firefighters got to the scene knocked down the flames quickly and the fire was downgraded to a one-alarm fire. the building had only exterior damage to one business, century bakery. this man saw the whole thing. >> upist wondering why everybody just left midway and then i was like wow. crazy. >> reporter: the vietnamese community knows when it comes to fireworks that the

in cupertino, kiet do, kpix 5. >> that's a little cryptic. apple submitted legal documents yesterday challenging the court order to help the fbi unlock that iphone. >>> now to the race for the white house. donald trump got a big-time endorsement today. >> when you look at who is remaining on that stage, there's no question that this is the person who will go to washington, dc and be able to absolutely turn the place around. >> new jersey governor chris christie went on to describe trump as a professional strong leader and the best person to beat hillary clinton. it's a far cry from his comments about trump just last month. >> showtime is over, everybody. we are not electing an entertainer in chief. showmanship is fun. but it's not the kind of leadership that will truly change america. >> trump said while he doesn't care a lot about endorsements, he really wanted governor christie's backing and he got it. >>> meantime, the other republican candidates are desperately trying to slow donald trump's momentum. the insults were ruthless during a wil

we're live in north san jose, kiet do, kpix 5. >>> a driver hit a 5-year-old and took off. around 5:00 on san marco street. the driver sped away without checking on the child. surveillance video captured the driver's car. the 5-year-old victim is being treated for severe injuries but is expected to survive. >>> we're now just five days away from super bowl l airs on kpix 5. the sap center was packed with panthers and broncos fans. the nfl turned media day into opening night. it was a flashy prime time event and the broncos were the first ones out of the gate. and the panthers took to the mikes. and it was standing room only for the quarterbacks. miss universe showed up and greeted the players. >> and verne looked pretty happy there. >> while there's been some debate over how much money san francisco has spent -- >> cate cauguiran is live at justin herman plaza. >> reporter: the nfl is not the only one making money off super bowl l. nearby businesses are struggling to try to keep up with the demand. >> man knows his beer. >> reporter: that's because in addition to big game a

kiet do is live in cupertino with the latest. >> reporter: good morning. fbi director james comey posted his own letter. and he's calling for cooler heads to prevail. and he's clarifying what he's asking for. we simply want the chance to try to guess the pass code without the phone self- destructing and without it taking a decade. we don't want to set a master key loose on the land. i hope thoughtful people will take the time to understand that. he also says terrorists killed 14 americans and we owe them a thorough investigation. the fbi is trying to unlock the phone issued to syed farook. the fbi letter comes five days after tim cook started the public debate with a letter to customers saying the fbi is asking the company to create a back door to the iphone. apple's lawyer says if the government wins the case, there's no limit to what it can force apple to do, calling it a pandora's house. >> apple has helped the fbi in every way the law required but it has to draw the line at recreating code, changing its iphone, putting itsiers and creative talents to d

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kiet >>> reporter: apple is doubling down on its stance against the fbi. the big news this morning, the "new york times" is reporting apple engineers right now are working on developing a new security measure that would make it impossible to break into the iphone in the way that the federal government is ordering apple to do so. now, last week, a federal judge ordered apple to help carry out a so-called brute force attack on the iphone of san bernardino shooter syed farook. the government wants apple to write a new version of its operating system that would allow millions of pass codes to be entered in at once without the phone erasing itself. right now, all iphones allow the operating system to be upgraded without entering the pass code. it's a feature meant to make it easier to repain malfunctioning -- repair malfunctioning phones. but if the apple engineers remove the feature, and they will, the government will have to issue a whole new round of court orders essentially sparking an arms race with the tech giant. when apple appeals the court order, sourc

. >> reporter: i'm kiet do. we're live in cupertino where apple is battling a court order to create a security back door to its iphone saying it's a serious case of government overreach. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, and i'm frank mallicoat >>> good morning. it is wednesday, february 17. taking a look out at the bay bridge, all lit up. we love looking at that. >> kind of pretty on a wednesday. >> it's beautiful. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is 5:00 straight up. >>> and we begin with some developing news in the sillicon valley. a battle over phone security between apple and the fbi. the company is defying a court order to decode the san bernardino shooter's iphone. kpix 5's kiet do is live in cupertino now where apple maintains it won't budge when it comes to security software >>> reporter: good morning. apple has taken the unusual step of responding to the fbi's demands by publishing a letter to its website from apple ceo tim cook. it specifically talks about the san bernardino case and brings

. >> reporter: and i'm kiet do.e're live in pacifica, where a man died after getting swept out to sea. ,, >>> good morning, everyone. beautiful shot atop kpix 5 studios looking at the bay lights on the bay bridge. happy "hump day," february 10. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. >>> one man is dead after he was swept into the ocean off the san mateo county coast. it happened yesterday at sharp park beach in pacifica. kpix 5's kiet do is there live with details on what happened. >> reporter: good morning. the coroner has released the identity of the victim his name was jeremy moore. 60 years old. now, this all happened yesterday around 2 p.m. in the afternoon. moore and his wife were walking near the pacifica pier. a large wave swept the woman out to sea. moore went in after her and the woman who was in a swimsuit and apparently knew how to handle the riptide sat there and relaxed and did not fight the current. she

kiet do is live in palo alto with the investigation. >> reporter: good morning. we're talking about a five member team from the cdc and they'll hit the ground running today. they are experts in suicide prevention and they'll be meeting with doctors and community leaders. the goal is prevent suicide in santa clara county. they've done a lot of data gathering and found the county averages 20 suicides per year of young people up to age 24. they'll track trends, identify risks and come up with recommendations for prevention. palo alto has been grappling with the problem for the past couple of years. and they've offered more counseling, and installed train fencing, and have started school later to allow more sleep. >> a colossal wound which is like an earthquake that's come through the community. and the fault line is still there. and still active. >> reporter: and the cdc team will be here for two weeks. and when they're done they'll issue a preliminary report and a more detailed report in a couple of months. >>> let's get you outside and check traffic with gianna on

kiet. >> reporter: good morning. santa clara county sheriff's deputies have been guarding the scene all night long as you can see. they have sealed off the orchard and it's a mix of private property and water district property. this all started yesterday when neighbors noticed a lot of activity in the area. detectives were sent to the scene as well as search-and- rescue crews. we do not know what type of human remains these are or how long the remains have been here or in what condition they are. it is also not clear if it's a man or woman. the big question everyone is asking is, is it missing teen sierra lamar? the crime scene this morning is about 20 miles away from where sierra vash