. >>> ktvu viewers have been sending us pictures pictures of the rain.jessica sent us this picture from san jose. >>> snoopy may soon be appearing on specialty plates. specialty plates would feature an original drawing from shultz. his widow is offering the snoopy portrait at no charge. but first the dmv has to get 7,500 orders. >>> the at&t proam tournament finally got under way. there's a local golfers who's on the board just after one round. we'll show you who it is. >>> and what we're working on for bay area news at 7:00 on tv 36. >>> forget the 49ers and raiders. bay area football fans want to cheer for the sea lions. all based on the invasion of two local coaches seen on this video. will it work? we'll find out more on tv 36. [ male announcer ] value is always served up fresh at subway and this february, the crowd favorite meatball marinara is our featured $5 footlong. top it with melty mozzarella, green peppers or any of your favorites, on your choice of freshly baked bread. subway. eat fresh. on your choice of freshly baked bread. good is in ever

this is cell phone video of the chase sent to us by a ktvu viewer. the star was a stolen honda prelude that belonged to the son of a retired chp officer. the chase started at 8:00 a.m. on richmond and 880 and reached speeds of 100 miles an hour. the chase ended when the driver lost control of the car and flipped it on the willow pass road offramp from southbound 680 in concord. these are pictures another viewer posted on our facebook page. the driver was taken into custody. he's reportedly a wanted parolee who was armed with a gun. >>> investigators say a cigarette smoker got too close to an oxygen tank and touched off a two-alarm fire at an apartment building near san francisco state university. that was around 12:20 this morning at the high-rise on camden drive in the park merced complex. the fire was confined to the sixth floor apartments. about 200 people were evacuated. >> didn't do anything at first because the fire alarms always go off, and then we saw people were outside. they were telling people to get out. so we got out. >> paramedics stree

you can also join hundreds of ktvu viewers who have posted their condolences on our facebook page at ktvu chnl 2 an fies book. >>> now, a 53-year-old woman confessed to killing her own mother. she killed 74-year-old. officers say she called them yesterday to turn hearst in. when police arrived at the home on asail yeah avenue, they found the elderly woman's body inside. they gathered more evidence today but wouldn't release details yet about how the killing happened. neighbors say they often heard arguments. >> used to be a deck over there. one time around #1shg in -- 1:00 in the morning, she was just tearing that thing apart. i mean, it was really bizarre. >> south wick is being held in contra costa county jail. san jose police are urging witnesses to come forward with information about a fight at a flea market that ended with a killing of one man. today homicide detectives investigated the scene at snow avenue and capital expressway. last night the victim was stab and had hit by a car not far from the capital flea market. two other men who needed medical treatment at a nearby hospit

our ktvu viewers are giving us a better idea of how much snow fell. we've got pretty good pictures. this first one was taken bey charles that shows a vineyard there in lake county. they got some real snow there. you can see all of it on the ground. now let's go to the south bay. christie posted this picture on our facebook page. this was taken west of gilroy in the hills. it wasn't just people enjoying the snow. julie sent thus picture of her two dogs there covered in snow and enjoying a game of fetch. stay with ktvu for continuing storm watch coverage on air, on- line, and on your mobile device. you can get ktvu weather information any time. >>> celebrations in the streets of seattle after the seahawks dominating win over the denver broncos in super bowl xlviii. the celebration quickly got out of hand near downtown seattle. within minutes of the seahawks win, fans set a mattress and other trash on far not far from pike place markets. you can see hundreds of people surrounding the flames. as for the game, from the very start it was all seattle. they scored on the second play and nev

. >>> ktvu viewers keep a close eye on street flooding as well as rising creeks and they have been posting their photo on our facebook page. this is shows the copeland creek in rohnert park and says the water topped out two feet from the bottom of bainbridge. arturo bermudez shows us the scene in flooding at texas and washington streets this afternoon. and now i'm going to show you another picture from emily and there is flooding that took place in her front yard in santa rosa. we would like to see your weather pictures. send them to photos@ktvu.com and post them to our facebook page or tweet temto@ktvu. >>> there are some significant delays for flights coming into sfo, incoming and outgoing flights are behind half an hour to 45 minutes. many flights are stuck at other airports and they are running as much as three hours late. about 60 flights in all were canceled today. before going to the airport you are advised to check with your airline for the very latest information. >> in the sierra-nevada an intense day of rain and snow had drivers miserable and resorts celebrating. melting snow on

one of our ktvu viewers sent us this photo, a rain befrom san jose. way to go. e want to see your pictures. you can e-mail them to us or post them on our ktvu took page. >>> 8:22. a driver gets busted for looking at his phone. the controversial new court ruling that says he was not breaking the law. >>> a significant gesture from the first openly gay basketball player in the nba. how jason collins paid tribute to a student killed because of his sexual orientation. >>> still getting some rain. but there's a couple of sunbreaks here and there. i think the possibility of some showers. more rain definitely. it's kind of a hit and miss. sun, cloud, showers. back to sun, cloud, showers. >>> members of congress took free trips last year that were worth more than $3.7 million. that's the highest price tag for privately funded travel in ten years. according to political moneyline, members of congress took 493 privately funded trips in 2013. family members, mostly spouses, went on more than 40% of those trips. now, east bay congressman john garamendi, according to the repo

tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> facebook viewers are sharing their memories of shirleye. >> growing up i watched every movie made over and over and continued to laugh and cry no matter how many times i had seen them. >> crit it will said weigh enjoyed watching them too on our facebook page and you can also shame condolences for her family as well. >>> there are new plans to beef up security at some facilities at an attack at a substation in the south bay. janine dela vega joins -- janine de la vega joins us live at south san jose to tell us about security measures and who may foot the bill what can it do and they have it 24.7 and they have cut back the vegetation to help eliminate hiding places. pg&e will now install opaque fencing around numerous substations to protect them so nobody can see inside with enhanced lighting an additional alarms will be added to multiple substations a long 101 near south san jose and there are others they will not to that on a hely look in damages. phone service was down for hours following the incident. >> we have also been working with f

ktvu channel 2 news. >> as you can imagine viewers are sounding off on facebook. vu channel 2. >>> the new trend turds digical kernancy is taking hold in -- digital currency is taking hold in idaho. >> we believe in being generous community. not just for our own needs but outside and so by giving people the options of different ways to give i think it is a win. >> the church is also accepting another currency called like coin. this is controversial since it is not regulated. >>> now at 6:00 p.m. black bans cover the badges of chp officers tonight as they mourn the loss of two of their own. the memories they are sharing of brian law and juan gonzalez, killed today while responding to a car crash. >> contra costa county set aside some water supply but getting it to residents isn't as easy as they thought it would be, the challenge facing water officials they never had to deal with before. >> a straight a student but she often hung out with the wrong crowd now police want her fiends answer questions that remain about the death of this 16-year-old girl. >> complete bay

go to ktvu channel 2 on facebook to check out the photo, and we're looking for captions. more than 3,000 viewersalready joined the conversation. >>> thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. i'm gasia mikaelian. our coverage continues with the 10:00 news, and tonight a young woman from the bay area is getting national attention for something she said on american idol. >>> keep in mind we're always here for you at ktvu.com. tmz is up next right here on tv 36. >> today on "tmz". >> the woman who says she killed as many as 100 people is hilarious. so says rj mitte. >> there should be more killers like that. >> i think there should be more killers like that. >> i think there should be more killers like that. >> he's just saying if you're gonna kill go big, right? >> nina agdal, lilly aldridge, chrissy teigen, the models on the front cover of "sports illustrated". we asked -- >> what if you caught john legend looking at the other girls in the magazine? >> she goes, i'd like it. they're pretty open to that kind of thing. >> she's a down girl. >> colt ford

ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, sarah. it is 7:05. more details now. shirley temple's family released a statement saying we salute her for a life of accomplishable achievements. our viewers are using the ktvu facebook page to relieve their condolences. susan says i loved your movie and enjoyed watching them all over again. if you would like to leave your memories of shirley temple you can do so on our facebook page. >> time now 7:06. pg and e is tightening security at some of their facilities after a sniper attack last year. joining us live near south side to tell us about the security measures and how customer's bills may go up. >> reporter: here at the substation you can see the chain length fencing that's up here. well, in the next couple of months new fencing will be installed around the perimeter here. this is security so that no one can see inside. this is in edition to the private security that's been stationed here for the past 10 months. the opaque walls will be installed at other substations. it will not reveal which one. advanced camera systems, enhanced lighting and additional alarms will be added. there are other measurements being taken that pg and e will n

ktvu, channel 2 news. >> we get many of our story ideases from viewers.ve and idea from 2 investigates, we want to hear from you. email us. >>> blocking the investigation of an acid spill that injured two workers. the employees suffered first and second degree burns from a spray of sulfuric acid two weeks ago. the board said quote, it creates a real concern that tesoro might be trying to conceal other activity. >>> an up to the minute look at the neighborhood. and the timeline for your second round of showers. >> and cracking down on e cigarettes. >>> b.a.r.t. had to shut down service in san francisco at the height of today's rush hour so police could search for two robbery suspects. the stations were closed just before 5:00 p.m. police were chasing the men on the tracks underground. that backed up commuters citywide. these photos come from our facebook followers, and show the crowd at the embarcadero station. service then resumed at 5:30. the robbery suspects, so far have not been found. the bart board of directors meets tomorrow night. on its agenda, ba

ktvu, channel 2 news. >> we get many of our story ideases from viewers.u have and idea from 2 investigates, we want to hear from you. email us. >>> blocking the investigation of an acid spill that injured two workers. the employees suffered first and second degree burns from a spray of sulfuric acid two weeks ago. the board said quote, it creates a real concern that tesoro might be trying to conceal other activity. >>> an up to the minute look at hey! hi! ladies, how are you? let's taste some wine. ♪ ♪ seize your vacation with a southwest airlines sale. go to southwest.com, where our lowest fares are now available as low as $69 one-way. book now at southwest.com and carpe vacay. ♪ >>> b.a.r.t. had to shut down service in san francisco at the height of today's rush hour so police could search for two robbery suspects. the stations were closed just before 5:00 p.m. police were chasing the men on the tracks underground. that backed up commuters citywide. these photos come from our facebook followers, and show the crowd at the embarcadero station. service the

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viewer posted on facebook. the driver was taken into custody. he is a wanted parolee and armed with a weapon. >>> to san francisco and a call to protect pedestrians. ktvu's from accident survivors and family members of victims. >> going to honor the loved ones. >> reporter: on this day before valentine's day people held up parts, including a 6-year-old hit by a car on new year's eve. >> she is not here and a lot of people aren't here. >> reporter: today's vigil outside city hall was a chance for survivors to call for change. >> dangerous city. embarrassing. i am ashamed. >> she was struck by a hit-and- run driver nearly a year ago. the university of california at berkeley researcher suffered a serious brain injury and still in rehab. >> drivers need to be more careful. and pedestrians need to be more careful. you know? it is a two way street. >> reporter: today's vigil was organized by walk sf that is pushing for vision zero. eliminated pedestrian deaths in the city within 10 years. a part of that effort will be enforcement. san francisco police say just last month they handed out 43% tickets. >> partakes to the rule -- pay attention to the rules of the

viewers that license plate number once again to be on the lookout for. it's 6 j fm648 again on a red or burgundy sedan. reporting live in oakland heather holmes ktvu channel 2 news. >> the plan is described as an african-american and in his 40s. he's about 5 feet 7 inches tall weighing 165 pounds. he was seen wearing a green shirt with a blue jacket. here's another look at that license plate number provided by police. it's a california plate 6 j fm648. police say the plate is mounted on a sedan. >>> follow ktvu on twitter for the very latest it's where we post breaking news right as soon as it happens. >>> new developments in the case of sierra lamar. the teenager who disappeared nearly 2 years ago. late this afternoon we learned that a criminal grand jury has indicted a suspect for kidnapping and killing sierra lamar. it's a story robert handa first broke on twitter. tonight the relief the young girl's family is feeling now that the case is moving forward. >> reporter: 22-year-old antolin garcia-torres was arrested for kidnapping and murder in 2012 two months after the 15-year-old sierra lamar disappeared in march. her dna was found in torres car

viewers that license plate number once again to be on the lookout for. it's 6 j fm648 again on a red or burgundy sedan. reporting live in oakland heather holmes ktvu channel 2 news. >> the plan is described as an african-american and in his 40s. he's about 5 feet 7 inches tall weighing 165 pounds. he was seen wearing a green shirt with a blue jacket. here's another look at that license plate number provided by police. it's a california plate 6 j fm648. police say the plate is mounted on a sedan. >>> follow ktvu on twitter for the very latest it's where we post breaking news right as soon as it happens. >>> new developments in the case of sierra lamar. the teenager who disappeared nearly 2 years ago. late this afternoon we learned that a criminal grand jury has indicted a suspect for kidnapping and killing sierra lamar. it's a story robert handa first broke on twitter. tonight the relief the young girl's family is feeling now that the case is moving forward. >> reporter: 22-year-old antolin garcia-torres was arrested for kidnapping and murder in 2012 two months after the 15-year-old sierra lamar disappeared in march. her dna was found in torres car

ktvu's brian flores is live in the newsroom talking about the impact this is gonna have and you are getting a lot of reaction from our viewerster: company president larry merlot says ending the sale of cigarettes and tobacco products is the right thing to do. they announced they will stop sellth the products -- selling the products at its stores by october 1st. the company estimates it will lose about $2 billion in revenue on an annual basis from tobacco shoppers. however, some analysts say the move to benefit cvs in the long one, allowing it to strike deals with hospitals and insurance companies. >> tobacco products have no place in a setting where healthcare is delivered. and when we asked ourselves where we expect to be in the future has a healthcare company, it became clear that removing tobacco products from our stores is the right thing to do. >> reporter: we've also gotten a lot of reaction from viewers. joel roman said i will shop there now. walgreens should take note. meantime, michelle stoner said i think it's a good idea but feel they should stop selling alcohol, too. president obama released a statement saying as

viewers, you can use google search and facebook, will be able to vote during the show rather than having to wait for it to end. you can watch "american idol" right here on ktvu it's on at 8:00 tonight. >>> we haven't even started the regular season but baseball's play of the year may have already been made during the spring training game. the first one between the giants and the as. check this out. wow. check that out. josh reddick went over the wall, liening backwards to take -- leaping backwards to take a home run from one of the new players. reddick also robbed morse of another home one, two innings later. unbelievable. the as won 10-5. despite reddick's move there, eric sogard might be the most popular baseball player on the internet. he's in the finals of the online contest to become the face of major league baseball. he's currently leading new york mets david wright on his way to the finals. sogard beat buster posey. been reading about this. people say his trademark classes and the nerd power movement might be helping. >> glasses, nerd. what do i know about that? [laughter] >> all right, tori. >>> 7:58. we have developing news from santa clara county.