in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> to the weather now and the changing conditions in the bay area after a one-week clouds have started to warm in -- roll in.>> are chief meteorologist is with us, what do you think what we get? >> so optimistic, i think it will barely register, just traced amounts -- trace amounts at best. we are getting light sprinkles that we talked about earlier and i guess in the north bay we could see a 10th of an inch of rain, may be more in the headlands beach area but it's just widely scattered stuff, especially at our latitude, you get to oakland and the showers of moving off towards the hills a little bit and that is really right stuff. you have stuff tried to show up in alameda and as i backout you can see, it's all over the place and not really anything uniform. frank asked how much we will get you don't think we will get anything really and it is killing us, i was telling julie that this time of year when you lose rainfall, we've just lost february and you drop quickly, over 100% rainfall average and down to 77% and even tomorrow or the next d

as always you can watch the big parade right here on ktvu fox 2.e coverage starts tomorrow evening at 6:00. >>> mark is here now with sports. unfortunately some sad news. >> yeah, i can tell you i've been doing sports here 37 years. never had a sportscast like this. two very prominent bay area baseball players passing away on the same day. and we'll talk about jimmy davenport first. longtime giant, 51 years with the organization. and just one of the men you can truly say an absolute gentleman. this is a look at him in some of the early days of his playing career. what a career it was. just an all-star third baseman, a gold glove winner, and a gentle spirit who came up through the giants' organization. later managed the team. he also coached. loved being around the young players. he was just beloved by his teammates as well. here's a former giants teammate, felipe alou talking with joe fonzi earlier today. >> he was maybe the best friend that the latinos and the blacks had on the team. it was a tremendous group of players, but davy was the guy would

>>> ktvu fox 2 news at noon starts now. >> we learned about this early this morning. and we are stunned. we are saddened. >> a veteran of the richmond police department shot and killed in his own home. >> we've just learned new information about what led up to the deadly shooting of the off-duty richmond police officer killed in vallejo. >> henry lee was at the news conference and the joining us with the latest. henry-- >> reporter: mike, neighbors and friends of richmond police officer gus vegas are stunned with the word that someone he knows shot and killed him this morning. neighbors reported shots fired in the glenn cove neighborhood of vallejo. the officer was off-duty. and the suspect robert vega -- fired the shots that killed the 15-year veteran. we spoke to the vallejo place and here's what they said happened. >> shots fired at 4:39 this morning in the city of vallejo in the glenn cove subdivision of vallejo. a member of the residence reported a deadly shooting and that the suspect had fled the area. officers arrived to find an off- duty officer, 58 years old.

ann rubin, ktvu fox 2 news. . >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. starts now. >> a police officer shot and killedind his home own. now family, friend -- killedind his own home. now family and friend are now remembering richmond police officer augustine vegas. >> it is surreal. >> we are learning more about the moments leading up to his death and the man accused of killing him. good evening. >>> hello. i am frank somerville. >> and i am julie haener. >> they called him gus. 58-year-old gus vegas was a 15- year veteran of the richmond police department. he is a devoted and family caring man. he leaves behind 10 children and 20 grandchildren. he was shot and killedind his home -- killed inside his home this morning. the suspect is the father of his grandson. we have team coverage tonight. ktvu's henry lee will bring us the latest on the investigation but we begin with john sasaki and how augustine vegas is being remembered. john? >> reporter: yeah this police department continues to protect the people of the city but they do so whil

at uc berkeley, rob roth, ktvu fox 2's. congress for $125 million to help with the electrification of caltrans. electrification is part of a larger caltrain modernization project that would replace diesel trains with electric trains at a cost of about $430 million. even if today's request is granted, caltrain would still need another $230 million to finish the job. caltrain anticipates an increase in ridership and says it could run more electric train cars per day. electrification would also reduce emissions by up to 97%. >>> a dog park littered with the injuries that have police >>> we are following developing news from the south bay, santa clara's sheriff's have confirmed the discovery of human remains near gilroy. they were found this afternoon. a spokesperson did not say if female, that spokesperson also would not comment on any open investigations such as the sierra lamarr case. the man who assassinated robert kennedy was denied parole today. he has been up for parole 15 times and 15 times the california parole board h

in san francisco, henry lee, ktvu fox 2's. >>> as police search for a motive, the father of one of the victims is sharing his heartbreak. >> he wanted to join the army. he wanted to go to school. him, such a shame. such a chair -- a terrible thing. >> reni mora, senior says his son, reni mora, jr., basketball, soccer and rap music were his loves. he's trying to stay strong for his children. he also says he's never heard of the suspect and has no idea why he would want to hurt his son. >> i heard the news that he was a targeted situation. i'd like to know more about what's going on. right now i don't have time. i don't feel like doing anything about it right now, but i'd like to know more about how this went down. >> his son liked to go to twin peaks to enjoy the view. moore also told us that even though the suspect is in custody, doesn't give him much comfort because it won't bring >>> i don't know, who is looking at me? i have no privacy. >> frustration with short-term renters. the bay area town considering new rules, even an all-out ban. >> and reigning in rising rents, the restricti

[ laughter ] >> reporter: in san francisco, ktvu fox 2 news. >> chang's culinary legacy continues to ho helped start the restaurant chain. chance. you can learn more about the history of chinatown on a special airing of ktvu's bay area people. it airs this friday night at 10:30 right here on fox two. >>> we are still watching heavy rain and sun across parts of the bay area for tonight. coming up, the timing of a second system just off shore. and let you know if your weekend will be dry. all our handcrafted february is huge for us. classic footlongs are just $6 each. the media is going a little crazy. "sub-mageddon" with an incredible amount of accumulation inside... that now seems... enjoy all our classic footlongs for just $6 each. >>> manny pacquiao has lost a major endorsement deal because of disparaging remarks about gays. nike severing ties and called his comments abhorrent. pacquiao said that gay people were worse than animals when asked about same-sex marriage. he later apologized. pacquiao is currently running for a senate seat in the philippines. >>> the city council approved

tara moriarty, ktvu fox news. >>> supporters of the california high-speed rail pro correct. they will be funding parts of the 68 billion project. they say construction is already underway in the san would poo. a top official charged with cybersecurity got grilled at the state capital today. a audit shows nearly every state agency is not ready for the next cyber attack. here's how the personal information of californians is at risk. >> reporter: on the hot seat at this hearing? answer the question please. >> reporter: the woman in charge of information security for california state government. >> and what i was really hoping to hear you say today was, we acknowledge the problem, we take responsibility fort and we will fix it. >> reporter: michelle robinson is the chief information security officer at the california department of technology. >> we acknowledge the problem. >> reporter: problem first surfaced last summer in a report bia state auditor who questioned state agencies about their readiness for ciber attacks. >> out of 77 that replied to our survey, 73 said, no, we're

in san francisco, henry lee, ktvu fox 2's. >>> as police search for a motive, the father of one of the victims is sharing his heartbreak. >> he wanted to join the army. he wanted to go to school. all these plans in front of him, such a shame. such a chair -- a terrible thing. >> reni mora, senior says his son, reni mora, jr., basketball, soccer and rap music were his loves. he's trying to stay strong for his children. he also says he's never heard of the suspect and has no idea why he would want to hurt his son. >> i heard the news that he was a targeted situation. i'd like to know more about what's going on. right now i don't have time. i don't feel like doing anything about it right now, but i'd like to know more about how this went down. >> his son liked to go to twin peaks to enjoy the view. moore also told us that even though the suspect is in custody, doesn't give him much comfort because it won't bring his son back. >>> i don't know, who is looking at me? i have no privacy. >> frustration with short-term renters. the bay area town considering new rules, even an all-out ban. >> a

in berkeley, john sasaki, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> deliberations are expected to begin tomorrow in the rape trial of a former san jose police officer. geoffrey graves is accused of raping a woman while on duty. the alleged incident happened in september 2013 inside a hotel room in san jose. graves testified the sex was consensual and he pleaded not guilty. he could be sentenced to life in prison if convicted. >>> alameda police are asking for help in finding a man missing since yesterday. 73-year-old john beck was dropped off at the oakland city center yesterday morning for an appointment but he never made it there. police say he has no medical problems and has never done anything like this before. he was last seen wearing navy blue pants and a longsleeved plaid shirt. >>> a new plan to tax marijuana sales, and a stark warning about a massive budget deficit at uc berkeley. the cuts that are on the table. >>> a new neighbor? a little too close for comfort. neighborhood reacts to a coyote. >>> a new neighbor in a san francisco neighborhood. a coyote appears to have taken up residence and has

tom's a car, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> thank you tom. >>> firefighters rescue man from inside a burning home and the fire started about 1215 on oz array avenue near 287. the fire started and firefighters said they were on the scene within minutes. >>> we were able to assist him out and he was one of the people that was in the building of origin. >>> it took about an hour and a half to report these flames. >>> sky fox took these images over the san mateo coastline and this could be the first sign of change on the way and chief meteorologist bill martin joins us now. >> coastal fog, advection fog usually shows up in the late winter but it is showing us the system to the north of us that is pushing the fog north of us and delivering a few stray sprinkles into the north bay. this has shown no reports of it hitting the ground that there is a much cooler temperature and here is where we are and 58 degrees in santa rosa and look at this departure, santa rosa is 15 degrees cooler and the on show flow is changing the texture by bringing a few sprinkles and dropping temperatures massively. we will tal

as always watch the parade live right here on ktvu fox two.we'll bring you the celebration next saturday, february 20th. our coverage begins at 6:00. >> it is almost here. >>> mark is back now with more news about the warriors. this time it's always good news but it's some serious news. >> yeah, this is something that could hurt them. they've had such a sensational sea soon, string of everything going right. but i tell you what, one of their valuable components, the big guy in the middle, festus ezeli is going to miss some serious time as he undergoes what is being called successful arthroscopic surgery to clean out debris from his left knee. he started experiencing pain about five games ago and has missed time since then. he is expected to return this season but won't be reevaluated as to when he might return for another six weeks. but he is officially now on the mend. and kind of nice to take a little break from super bowl coverage. but back at it, because it is still the talk of the town as the pack-up and get out of town day today after th

this morning a ktvu fox 2 news crew saw 60 buses on stand by. on b.a.r.t. super bowl 50 celebrations led to a record breaking day yesterday. early estimates show b.a.r.t. carried 419,000 riders on saturday. which is the most ever for a weekend. the previous record was 319,000 in october 2012. b.a.r.t. officials are expecting big numbers today as well but despite the crowds the trains got people to and where they needed to go. . >> we put out every car we had available to make the trains as long as we could. 10 car trains. in addition to that we had a lot of event trains. trains not on the schedule what we bring in for things like when a concert ends. >> b.a.r.t. is also anticipating a busy day to san francisco airport tomorrow and will run longer trains. >>> fans arrived at levi stadium this morning. that was hours before kickoff. ktvu's christien kafton was there and tells how the lucky ones had ticket. >> reporter: as the sun rose over levi stadium the fans began pouring in, some just hoping to get into watch the big game. >> right now we are in route to

mark tamayo, ktvu fox 2 news. >> at ktvu.com you'll find a page dedicated to bay area weather as well as stories by our team of meteorologists. >>> it's almost time to change the clocks again. california will spring forward an hour in a couple of weeks on march 13. one lawmaker thinks it's time to ditch daylight savings altogether. san jose assemblyman says for many people the time change is not only difficult, it can also actually be dangerous because he says it can lead to more workplace accidents. california's adopted daylight savings through the public vote 70 years ago. the bill to dump would have to

tom vacar, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> another new express lane opened up on interstate 580 in the east bay today. it will run 14 miles westbound from livermore to dublin. two lanes in the eastbound direction opened up on friday. solo drivers can use the lanes if they pay a toll that's based on the traffic flow, the maximum toll would be $11. carpoolers, motorcycles, buses, and eligible clean air vehicles can use the lanes for free, but they will need an adjustable fast track flex tag. >>> the napa valley is mourning the loss tonight of wine making pioneer peter mondavi. he was 101 years old. mondavi, seen here in the blue and white shirt, helped turn his parents napa valley winery into one of the top wine producers in the country. he and his brother are credited with helping to put the napa valley on the map as one of the premier wine regions of the world. >>> a 97-year-old woman being kicked out of her home where she has lived for 66 years. >> scared to death inside. i try not to think about it because i'm libel to have a nervous breakdown. >> the outrage over her eviction. >>> plus, myst

>>> ktvu fox 2 news at noon starts now. >>> good afternoon everyone i'm mike mibach. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. we begin with breaking news where fire crews are working to put out a 2-alarm fire right now. it's just about 3 blocks from the uc berkeley campus. from these pictures on social media you can see flames were shooting from the side of the house which appears to be right next door to the berkley dog and cat hospital. now to live pictures from over the scene from sky fox. you can see here there are some crews on the scene. there is some smoke coming from the roof. firefighters still putting water on the structure there, but i don't see any active orange flames, and that is a good sign. from this view it does appear fire crews have the upper hand and they do have the fire out. people at a restaurant right around the corner called the herbivore tell us that the fire started at 11:00 this morning. one building right next door was evacuated but not the dog and cat hospital. at this point early on there are no reports of anyone being hurt in the fire. >>> we're now getting a better look at t

jana katsuyama, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> tires, furniture, even needles. the ugly surprise you see there this morning in front of a bay area elementary school and how witnesses say all that trash got there. >> high-speed rail service headed to san jose. >> up next a helicopter crashes >>> a sightseeing helicopter crashed into the water at pearl harbor, hawaii today with 5 people on board. it happened in hunt for of visitors. several people jumped into the water to help with the rescue. emergency crews had to use a knife to cut the seatbelt and rear of the helicopter. all five people were taken to the hospital. three of them including the boy are critically injured. an investigation is now underway. >>> now to a huge get for silicon valley. today california's high-speed rail authority announced the change in plans. the first leg of the line will bring passengers to and from san jose instead of los angeles. ktvu's azenith smith is in san jose and says it will happen within a decade. >> reporter: initially the state wanted the first leg to run to burbank but

[ laughter ] >> reporter: in san francisco, ktvu fox 2 news. >> chang's culinary legacy continues to her son who helped start the restaurant chain. chance. you can learn more about the history of chinatown on a special airing of ktvu's bay area people. it airs this friday night at 10:30 right here on fox two. rain and sun across parts of the bay area for tonight. coming up, the timing of a second system just off shore. weekend will be dry. of disparaging remarks about gays. nike severing ties and called his comments abhorrent. pacquiao said that gay people were worse than animals when asked about same-sex marriage. he later apologized. pacquiao is currently running for a senate seat in the philippines. >>> the city council approved a rent control ordinance early this morning after hours of debate in alameda. the measure will require review of any rent increases of more than 5%. it also limits evictions and requires landlords to help pay a tenant's moving costs in some eviction cases. the vote was 4-1. the ordinance goes into effect on march 31. >>> two investigates has learned the nam

jana katsuyama, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> tires, furniture, even needles.he ugly surprise you see there this morning in front of a bay area elementary school and how witnesses say all that trash got there. >> high-speed rail service headed to san jose. details on the plan and why riders say it is a no brainer. >> up next a helicopter crashes at pearl harbor and tourists take action. >>> a sightseeing helicopter crashed into the water at pearl harbor, hawaii today with 5 people on board. it happened in hunt for of visitors. several people jumped into the water to help with the rescue. emergency crews had to use a knife to cut the seatbelt and free a 16-year-old boy in the rear of the helicopter. all five people were taken to the hospital. three of them including the boy are critically injured. an investigation is now underway. >>> now to a huge get for silicon valley. today california's high-speed rail authority announced the change in plans. the first leg of the line will bring passengers to and from san jose instead of los angeles. ktvu's azenith smith is

stay with ktvu fox 2 this election year for complete coverage on here, online and on your mobile device. >>> now to pacifica where we have confirmed a man pulled from the ocean waters this afternoon has died. witnesses told us the victim had been sitting on a beach with his wife when they were swept away by a wave. amber lee joins us now with late information from the coroner. amber? >> reporter: the san mateo man as larry more of pacifica. it appears moore was trying to save his wife when he drowned. just south of the pacifica pier, the pacific ocean, beautiful and sometimes deceptively calm. >> looks harmless but it is so dangerous. it can pull you out just like that. >> reporter: that's what happened around 2:00. >> it was terrifying. >> reporter: a witness told us a couple was sitting on the beach near the water. >> the waves came and grabbed her. they were holding onto each other. the guy went in after her. >> reporter: the witness says she could see the woman floating on her back. >> she tried to take her all the way out. floating way out there. i could see her head and her feet.

ktvu, fox 2 now. >>> ktvu, fox 2 news at six starts now. >> a show of support for apple.right now demonstrators gathering outside of apple stories in the bay area and across the country as the company fights a court order to unlock the iphone of one of the shooters in the san bernardino massacre. good evening. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. today the families of some of the victims in the san bernardino terrorist attacks say that they plan to file court briefs supporting that court order. the demonstrators out say apple is doing the right thing by resisting. that is because the case of of the san bernardino shooter would set a a precedent. the move is applauded by many people in the tech industry. >> i don't think requiring back doors to encryption is going to be effective way to increase security or the right thing to do or just the direction the world is going in. >> the courts will rule and it will be good to have that precedent. i think the people want the government to act on their behalf and they feel the safeguards are there. << tom vacar is live at

in oakland, can wait, ktvu fox 2 news. >> the no-fly zone over levi's stadium is also a note drone zone. >>> bring your team spirit but leave your drone at home. the faa is using a public service announcement on social media to remind people. as for planes, drones are prohibited -- prohibited anywhere within 30 miles of the stadium between 2:00 p.m. on game day and midnight. violations by individuals could result in a $1000 fine and for businesses, it is $27,000. >>> bay area mass transit is also getting special attention at the super bowl. bart riders have probably noticed that it enforcement. dispatched teams from several different agencies to help local law enforcement. this includes tsa, federal air marshals, and specialists in behavior detection who look for people acting suspiciously. we're told these officers are experienced in working high- profile events. k-9 units are also on duty from the bureau of alcohol tobacco firearms and explosives. the atf showed off a k-9 capability in san francisco today inspecting cars and delivery vehicles. an agent told us the dogs are being used

live in san francisco, -- amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a bay area lawmaker wants to scrap daylight savings time. we'll tell you about that. plus college students express their outrage over cuts that program. >>> a ktvu exclusive, spectacular view of snowcapped peaks in the sierra. a site we haven't seen in years due to the drought. a team from nasa laboratory flew to the sierra for the first time this winter to measure the health of our snowpack. >> ktvu cameras got exclusive access. mark tamayo made the trip to learn more about this groundbreaking research. >> reporter: the future of snow analysis may be found in this small airplane. >> snow observations, this is the only one of its kind in the world. >> as we follow the lines, it creates this green swath. >> reporter: february ground our above normal snowpack, the technique to collect the measurement is over a century old. this is nasa's airborne snow observatory. we -- we visited the team at the airport. they were prepping for the first flight of the winter over the southern sierra. >> it really has been eye- opening for the who

azenith smith, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> new information about the victim in a deadly shooting francisco. it happened outside a mcdonald's restaurant on fillmore and golden gate at about 3:00 yesterday afternoon. a white dodge pulled out of the drive through, the shooter walked up to the car and opened fire on the passenger. that man died at the hospital. today the victim was identified as 23-year-old curtis kayla, there's his picture right there. he had been arrested for a 2012 homicide in that same neighborhood but the case was dismissed. investigators say kayla was targeted. he got into a gray sedan and sped away. >>> police in vallejo say a second person has now died after a drive-by shooting their last friday. 22-year-old bomani broadnax succumbed to injuries today. the young man and his father were working on his car when someone drove by and opened fire. the father, michael broadnax, died at the scene. a woman and a nine-year-old boy inside the home were wounded but survived. >>> new developments in a 2 investigates case we've been following now for eight months. it involves the de

henry lee, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> again, henry, at this point we have no idea whether contrearas knew the three people, two killed and the other is in very serious condition? >> reporter: that's right. there's -- the family does not believe that he knew his victims but he may have targeted them. a lot of the unanswered questions. >> henry lee in san francisco, thank you. >>> tonight the father of one of those victims in that double homicide is sharing his heart break. >> he wanted to join the army. he wanted to go to school. he had plans and it is such a shame. >> rene morris sr. says his son, 19-year-old rene mora loved basketball and music. he had his whole life ahead of him. as far as why his son died and the man accused of killing him, he has never heard of the suspect, richard contrearas and has no idea why he wanted to kill his son. >> i hear that they were targeted and i would like to learn more about it. i would like to know more about how this went down. >> morris says his son liked to go to the twin peaks lookout to enjoy the view and knowing the suspect is in custody is lit

in scottsdale, joe fonzi, ktvu fox 2. to speak of this evening. down in florida, vanderbilt having themselves quite a night and have a look and a listen as the first half of this thing ends. >> clock winding down. a beauty. >> oh! >> oh! wow! >> incredible. >> the play-by-play guys got vacation -- got a kick out of that. josh henderson heaving it the lake of the court. five point lead at halftime, they w inby 13. shots like that go in, it's got to be your night. >>> sometimes you wonder if team owners get a little nervous investing millions in individuals when you see how some of them choose to spend their dough. former a's outfielder yoenis cespedes now with the mets. the vehicle he showed up at there is your multimillion dollar outfielder. basically a souped-up tricycle. they call it a polaris slingshot, 65 grand to have a customized like that. he did that on purpose. can't be the safest form of transportation to have your multimillion dollar outfielder tooling around in that thing. but good luck to him. >> polaris slingshot? it sounds like a la

azenith smith, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> new information about the victim in a deadly shooting over the weekend in san francisco. it happened outside a mcdonald's restaurant on fillmore and golden gate at about 3:00 yesterday afternoon. a white dodge pulled out of the drive through, the shooter walked up to the car and opened fire on the passenger. that man died at the hospital. today the victim was identified as 23-year-old curtis kayla, there's his picture right there. he had been arrested for a 2012 homicide in that same neighborhood but the case was dismissed. investigators say kayla was targeted. he got into a gray sedan and sped away. >>> police in vallejo say a second person has now died after a drive-by shooting their last friday. 22-year-old bomani broadnax succumbed to injuries today. the young man and his father were working on his car when someone drove by and opened fire. the father, michael broadnax, died at the scene. a woman and a nine-year-old boy inside the home were wounded but survived. no arrests have been made. >>> new developments in a 2 investigates case we've been follo

live in san francisco, -- amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a bay area lawmaker wants to scrap daylight savings time. we'll tell you about that. plus college students express their outrage over cuts that are threatening the groundbreaking educational program. >>> a ktvu exclusive, spectacular view of snowcapped peaks in the sierra. a site we haven't seen in years due to the drought. a team from nasa laboratory flew to the sierra for the first time this winter to measure the health of our snowpack. >> ktvu cameras got exclusive access. mark tamayo made the trip to learn more about this groundbreaking research. >> reporter: the future of snow analysis may be found in this small airplane. >> snow observations, this is the only one of its kind in the world. >> as we follow the lines, it creates this green swath. >> reporter: february ground survey reveals great news about our above normal snowpack, the technique to collect the measurement is over a century old. this is nasa's airborne snow observatory. we -- we visited the team at the airport. they were prepping for the first flight of the

john sasaki, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> this was a day to remember for a young denver broncos fan. after a post on facebook led to a meeting with one of his favorite players. ktvu's rob roth was at the hospital when the special visit happened. >> reporter: alex walter is a denver bronco fan from head to toe. >> my cousins got me to the broncos. i liked them ever since. >> reporter: after enduring nine heart surgeries, including a transplant and now undergoing cancer treatment at the hospital, alex had one big wish . so the hospital posted this on his facebook page this morning. a photo of 18-year-old alex and a plea for a visit. alex read some of it for us. >> a cancer patient, the biggest denver bronco fan at our hospital. >> reporter: what do you think your chances are? >> i don't know. i hope they see it. but i don't know. probably too busy to see it. >> reporter: just as our interview was wrapping up, alex had a visitor. vernon davis, once a 49er, now a tight end for the denver broncos. a wish granted and an autographed super bowl football to go with it. which he talked about wi

in oakland, can wait, ktvu fox 2 news. >> the no-fly zone over levi's stadium is also a note drone zone. >>> bring your team spirit but leave your drone at home. the faa is using a public service announcement on social media to remind people. as for planes, drones are prohibited -- prohibited anywhere within 30 miles of the stadium between 2:00 p.m. on game day and midnight. violations by individuals could result in a $1000 fine and for businesses, it is $27,000. >>> bay area mass transit is also getting special attention at the super bowl. bart riders have probably noticed that it enforcement. homeland security has dispatched teams from several different agencies to help local law enforcement. this includes tsa, federal air marshals, and specialists in behavior detection who look for people acting suspiciously. we're told these officers are experienced in working high- profile events. k-9 units are also on duty from the bureau of alcohol tobacco firearms and explosives. the atf showed off a k-9 capability in san francisco today inspecting cars and delivery vehicles. an agent told us th

rob roth ktvu fox 2 news. >>> wasn't that nice? >> so great. the power of social media first of all and then for vernon davis to go and do that. >> i can't imagine what that little boy is going through, to see him smiling. doesn't have that much to smile about and to see him smile when vernon davis came in, that was cool. >> let's get a check of our water from bill. a nice day and looking at the sunset that just went back and a lot of gray clouds. >> it is filling in and it will rain for tomorrow afternoon. like what we had this morning. >> kind of drizzling. >> yes, enough to really kind of just wet the morning commute and not enough to really measure a lot in the bucket. that is the way tomorrow afternoon will go as well. here is the system. i'm tracking it and it does look impressive but won deliver that much in the way of rainfall. deliver a lot in cloud cover. so the clouds will be thick all night and through the day tomorrow and then late in the day tomorrow in the evening we have a shot for sprinkles which could have an impact on the lat

in scottsdale, joe fonzi, ktvu fox 2. >>> no local college basketball to speak of this evening.rida, vanderbilt having themselves quite a night and have a look and a listen as the first half of this thing ends. >> clock winding down. a beauty. >> oh! >> oh! wow! >> incredible. >> the play-by-play guys got vacation -- got a kick out of that. josh henderson heaving it the lake of the court. five point lead at halftime, they win by 13. shots like that go in, it's got to be your night. >>> sometimes you wonder if team owners get a little nervous investing millions in individuals when you see how some of them choose to spend their dough. former a's outfielder yoenis cespedes now with the mets. the vehicle he showed up at mets camp with. there is your multimillion dollar outfielder. basically a souped-up tricycle. they call it a polaris slingshot, 65 grand to have a customized like that. he did that on purpose. can't be the safest form of transportation to have your multimillion dollar outfielder tooling around in that thing. but good luck to him. >> polaris slingshot? it sounds like

we will be broadcasting it live on ktvu fox 2. ktvu's julie haener will be hosting, so tune in saturday the 20th. >>> coming up after the break, the first polls open in new hampshire in less than eight hours. the primary comes in the wake of this weekend's debate that included some very awkward moments. we have the very latest on the race for the white house. >> and a ktvu investigation uncovers new problems with the company charged with providing care to patients in the alameda county jails. what a nurse says about the care being called into question when "the four on 2" returns. morning ted! scott! ready to hit some balls? ooh! hey buddy, what's up? this is what it can be like to have shingles. oh, man. a painful, blistering rash. if you had chickenpox, the shingles virus is already inside you. 1 in 3 people will get shingles in their lifetime. after almost 3 weeks, i just really wanted to give it a shot. you know, i'm not feeling it today. talk to your doctor or pharmacist today about a vaccine that can help prevent shingles. >>

like always, you can watch the chinese new year parade live right here on ktvu fox 2 as we celebrate the year of the monkey. our live coverage starts this saturday, february 20 at 6:00 p.m. >>> sports is next, it includes bryant a >>> we are following breaking news in oakland right now. some live pictures of interstate 980 in the eastbound direction near the 17 street off ramp. that's where we understand a pedestrian was hit by a vehicle in the lanes of traffic about 30 minutes ago. at least two other vehicles may have been hit. there are reports that emergency crews are working to rescue two people. we're trying to get more information, working to learn more for "mornings on 2". >>> a graduate of cal state east bay is a grammy winner tonight. for his work on morgan heritage's album strictly roots. it won the best reggae album of the year. the 36-year-old silva says he got a call through his connections to work on the album. he says he's working on jazz tunes now that he hopes will be part of his own album someday. >> that is so cool. yeah. congratulations. >>> marc is here now. i wo

stay with ktvu fox 2 this election year for complete coverage on here, online and on your mobile device. >>> now to pacifica where we have confirmed a man pulled from the ocean waters this afternoon has died. witnesses told us the victim had been sitting on a beach with his wife when they were swept away by a wave. amber lee joins us now with late information from the coroner. amber? >> reporter: the san mateo county coroner identified the man as larry more of pacifica. it appears moore was trying to save his wife when he drowned. just south of the pacifica pier, the pacific ocean, beautiful and sometimes deceptively calm. >> looks harmless but it is so dangerous. it can pull you out just like that. >> reporter: that's what happened around 2:00. >> it was terrifying. >> reporter: a witness told us a couple was sitting on the beach near the water. >> the waves came and grabbed her. they were holding onto each other. the guy went in after her. >> reporter: the witness says she could see the woman floating on her back. >> she tried to take her all the way out. floating way out there. i cou

reporting live, ktvu fox 2 news. >> it's a beautiful bridge. but it's like watching paint dry them completing this. 30 years. wow. >>> incredible. let's check the weather now. we'll go to bill in the weather center. you can see the picture behind us. a gorgeous sunset out there tonight. >> just teeing it up for the weekend when we'll see temperatures in the 70s. and that world audience will be looking in on the most beautiful place, i think the most beautiful place in the world. there's a lot of pretty places but it's going to be stunning. bay area shots from the fly overs and everything else. and the weather's going to cooperate. and it's very lucky. we've been talking about it all week. in an el nino year, we've not really since late september we haven't had a five day that was dry five days. we always had rain in there every other day. as we went into this week, we're dry for five basically. and temperatures kind of peek on sunday and monday. up into the mid 70s. today we warmed up a little bit. there's that shot julie was referring to. a be

like always, you can watch the chinese new year parade live right here on ktvu fox 2 as we celebratekey. our live coverage starts this saturday, february 20 at 6:00 p.m. >>> sports is next, it includes a cool moment between kobe bryant and steph curry. it happened in the locker room during the all-star game. >>> we are following breaking news in oakland right now. some live pictures of interstate 980 in the eastbound direction near the 17 street off ramp. that's where we understand a pedestrian was hit by a vehicle in the lanes of traffic about 30 minutes ago. at least two other vehicles may have been hit. there are reports that emergency crews are working to rescue two people. we're trying to get more information, working to learn more for "mornings on 2". >>> a graduate of cal state east bay is a grammy winner tonight. trumpet player mario silva won for his work on morgan heritage's album strictly roots. it won the best reggae album of the year. the 36-year-old silva says he got a call through his connections to work on the album. he says he's working on jazz tunes now that he hope

in san jose, ann reuben, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the animal rights group pita has a reward in the case of thumb tacks being left in a dog park in hercules. pita is offering one thousand dollars reward on information who spread the tacks and another thousand dollars for the installation of security cameras at the park. >>> skiers are heading for the mountains this long weekend to take advantage of the snow at heavenly ski report and they are hoping for great conditions. >> the conditions are amazing and the mountain is opened and 97 runs opened and the conditions are so perfect to bring your kids and your family and your sweetheart and whatever you want to do, we got it. >> a spokeswoman says the ski runs had the best conditions since 2004. so far this season they have gotten 243-inches of snow with my math is correct. that's 20 feet. >>> and 97 ski runs opened. let's go to rosemary in the weather center for another check on our weather and the weekend forecast. >>> going to be dry and a dry one there getting up to the hill and it's not going to be a problem if your thinking about going an

ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a homeless man accused of stabbing a c h p officer in san francisco entered a not guilty plea. today. 44-year-old noel corp pus was arraigned on assault on a police officer and resisting arrest. the officer was slashed in the next twice. initially hospitalized in critical condition. but he was discharged yesterday and is continuing to recover. the incident happened last tuesday near the essex street on ramp to interstate 80, a homeless encampment. corp us will return to court on the 24th and hopes to reduce his $5 million bill. >> bart has admitted that many of the cameras don't work and now the overwhelming majority of the cameras are either fake or nonfunctioning. the san francisco chronicle is reporting 7 7% of the cameras don't work. bart is relying on the cameras for year but a plan is in place to replace the decoys with cam ras that work. >>> the tragic reminders of the dangers of road rage. a funeral for a walnut creek man killed in a car crash. john suzuki joins us. police are using this crash and what led up to it as important reminder how to avoid road ra

tom baker, ktvu fox 2 news. next system rolls in tomorrow afternoon, so that means a chance of sprinkles tomorrow afternoon on the commute. very similar to the sprinkles we had us morning. to the tune of 0.1, 0.05, it wasn't a lot of rain. very light and cleared up. tomorrow will be the same way except in reverse. we start off with clearing, clouds, then by late in the day, all cloudy, mostly cloudy and then spreckels develop. around 6:00 in the afternoon. here is how the current numbers are, 41 in novato, 41 in santa rosa. san francisco tomorrow morning, mostly to partly cloudy. afternoon breaks, this is the model now. watch what happens late in the day, the week system slides through, gives us a chance for light sprinkles as we head into your friday after -- order wednesday afternoon commute. we we'll let you know what you can expect beyond this and also take a look at some of the long range models. >>> a big wish for a young show you the surprise visit broncos star made to a patient in a bay area hospital. >>

stay with ktvu fox 2 news for continuing coverage on this deadly police shooting. we are working to bring you the very latest. we are also posting updates on facebook, twitter and our ktvu mobile app. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. investigators ruled out two factors in the greyhound bus crash in san jose but they don't know what caused it. the bus here wound up on the divider on highway 101 early in the morning january 19. and unfortunately two passengers on board were killed. a preliminary report by the national highway traffic safety administration says no defects were found during the preliminary inspection of the bus. and the report says the driver's preliminary tox callagy reports were negative for alcohol or drugs. . >>> police identified this driver who went on a rampage yesterday crashing into dozens of cars and waving a car. he is a 37-year-old of burgly. he is held at -- berkeley, he is held in jail on a number of charnels. investigators -- charges. investigators are still searching for his gun. >>> new developments now for the raiders. it is official the team is s

ann reuben, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> gorgeous and up in the sierra and pretty and snowboarders makings not of the warm conditions. alike like spring skiing. they were peeling off the layers trying to stale comfortable. >>> it is good and slushy. but it is fun out here. >> it does hurt when you fall. >> temperatures in tahoe were in the 50s and 60s and expected to drop back in the 40s in the coming days. >>> in other news, in san francisco, the search is on for an suv that was stolen moments after two people were shot and killed at a popular tourist spot. ktvu henry lee joins us were you the latest on this investigation across the pacific search for the killer. >> julie the most unlikely spot. scenic peaks in san francisco that opens breathtaking spots. >>> twin peaks perhaps one of the best views for san francisco. but early sunday morning the popular tourist spot was a deadly crime scene. the medical examiner identified the victims as 19-year-old rene mora and 21-year-old julio perrazzo. a 3rd man is fighting for his life. they say he is a man escaped by a carjack an suv. calls came in wh

paul chambers, ktvu, fox 2 news. >>> dog owners are upset over a new proposals that limits where dogs can go in the golden gate recreational area. dogs would be banned from the park 80,000 acres but it would allow dogs into 22 areas. only five though would allow off leash walking. the save our recreation group says the park is being treated like a wilderness area instead of long time urban recreation area. a 60 day public comment period begins tomorrow and the hearings will be announced. >>> moving sand from one sand of san francisco beach is expected to continue. it is going from the north ep and -- end to the south end to slow the erosion. the traffic on the south bay will be detoured between 6:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. northbound traffic is not affected. >>> let's bring in bill martin. was ocean beach bigger than now? >> yes. i was just saying that. there was a story of a greek man that was forced to push this rock up the hill and you get to a certain point and it would roll back over him. ces apus. you can fix it. the second lot is going to fall in by the great highway. there's no way

reporting live in san francisco, deborah beale alone, ktvu fox 2news.deborah villalon, ktvu fox 2news. >>> it is the biggest of all the big games with tens of millions of people watching on television. if you are a football fan, there is nothing quite like being in the stands to witness the super bowl spectacle. fans call it a once-in-a- lifetime experience. now i know why. this was my first super bowl. from the moment you walked into levi stadium, it was clear this wasn't just a game but in entertainment extravaganza. levi stadium. home to the must-see event of the year.>> this is the game you want to go to your whole life. richard purnell wasn't about to miss it.>> we are sitting right in the end zone, 15 rose from the field, about see the best game of our lives.>> reporter: across from purnell, proud panthers fan joan hochman.>> i am so excited i can hardly speak.>> reporter: this is not just another super bowl but a 50 year celebration of the big game. [ music ]>> reporter: lady gaga kicked things off, followed by the navy's daredevil fighter jet pi

in san francisco, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a global health emergency, the latest warning about the zika virus and how to avoid getting it. >>> the tuesday showers, now we push forward into the five day. there's more rain to talk about. i we'll let you know which commutes could be affected. peninsula where a train ki >>> developing news from san mateo where caltrans has struck and killed a person tonight at about 8:15. caltrans says a southbound train struck a person who was on the tracks illegally. this happened at 25th avenue in san mateo. caltrans had to wait for police to say it was okay to move the train and warn passengers to expect lengthy delays. caltrain is single tracking trends through the affected area. >>> the world health organization today declared the zika virus and international public health emergency. the rare move came at the who meeting in geneva and reflects the seriousness of the outbreak. officials say while there's no scientific link to babies being born with abnormally small brains, it is strongly most of the cases of the zika virus are in brazil. the z

in san francisco, tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. have arrested a 23-year-old man suspected of killing a young mother of two. as -- he was arrested today for the murder of 22-year-old stacey aguilar. the young mother was last seen on valentine's day leaving a party with her boyfriend. her body was later found in the fremont hills with multiple gunshot wounds. aguilar lived in san jose. she leaves behind two young children, seven-year-old son and a five-year-old daughter. >>> i heard him using vulgar language. >> claims of an attack inside her own home. the confrontation that led to the arrest of a bay area police officer and accusations of a cover-up. >>> taking a look at the thursday forecast, look like it's going to warm up out there. i'll let you know which neighborhoods will be the warmest. >>> up next, donald trump members of co shopping for an suv? well, this is the time. and your ford dealer is the place, that's right. just announced. ford explorer...edge...escape... and expedition... are available with 0% financing for 60 mon

. >>> ktvu fox news at five starts now. >>> good evening. i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. federal and local authorities served search warrants in east oakland. henry lee is in the newsroom and with a story you will see only on two. >> this was not your ordinary drug raid targeting a bunch of suspects. trying to find a single fugitive wanted on narcotic charges. they got their man and a whole bunch more. >> our cameras were rolling as drug agencies seized 200 plants and indoor equipment on 78th avenue and lockwood street. >> they seized a fully all rifle and handgun. >> and pot and guns were not all. a drug suspect was arrested on the run for two years wanted on a drug indictment in sacramento. >> he was moving around around a bit. we were able to get him into custody. >> the fugitive is known as shop mechanic. agencies car parts as part of the investigation that included deputy u.s. marshalls and d. e. a. agents. >> drug people do not be long where people play. we spoke to lamont that didn't want to go on camera for fear of re

mark is coming up with sports. >>> on ktvu foxes new at 7:00. he's been called the most hated man. >>> a new phase in the demolition of the old bay bridge. how the tresses on the bridge are now billion dismantled. >>> well, it was tough getting here. but the denver broncos mascot finally made it to the bay area and was out stretching his legs today at stanford, thunder is a purebred arabian shipped here on a fedex plane after he got stuck in a snow storm with handlers in wyoming. he heads to levy stadium tomorrow for a rehearsal. he leads the team on the field and will participate in pregame and post game festivities. he's a good sport and has an easy temperament. >> i could see julie doing that. >> i'd love that. today was the last day the players could talk to the media. and vice versa. >> exactly. this is a button down let's get serious. and for the most part, from here on out the players are sequestered. you won't get to them. we'll get a state of the state tomorrow from the commissioner and maybe a big hall of fame announcement for eddie sa

in san francisco, tara moriarty, ktvu fox 2 news. >> we spoke to raymond chow last month after he was convicted on all 162 counts in the case that also involved leland yee. one guilty verdict was for what's called murder in aid of racketeering, and that alone carries a mandatory life sentence. chow will be sentenced on march 23rd. chow told us that he is innocent and he hopes to prove that on appeal. >>> stanford university is creating the largest fully endowed scholarship in the world, a very generous donation is making it possible. stanford unveiled the program with donations from alumni and members of stanford's board of trustees. it will grow to $750 million. 400 million is coming from nike cofounder phil knight. that is the largest cash donation from an individual in stanford history. >>> another reason why it's good to be the golden state warriors. they're now getting invites to play golf at one of the most exclusive courses in the country. steph curry and andre iguodala played augusta national yesterday. that's the same course where the master's is held each year. the round was

in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> tracking warm weather, the record from today, records yesterday, most likely more record warmth tomorrow. there's no rain in the forecast, not even in the five- day forecast. i alluded to the jet stream position, now where is el nio? those clouds, represents el being strewn in the atmosphere, i'm drawing in the jet stream here, you see the flow of at the top here, this is just an unfortunate position of the jet stream for us right now because it's the jet stream was doing what it typically does, you would have a line like this, cutting through as we did earlier in this month. or not this month but earlier in january and december. right now, jamming to the north, that will change but not this week. i think we're back into a pretty dry pattern this week, more record warmth tomorrow and then the record should go away but we're talking about temperatures today in oakland, they got up to 81 degrees, downtown. 81 in february. significant heat. san francisco tomorrow morning, mostly clear when you wake up and mild, overnight lows cool but no fo