lorain blanco has more on the investigation and what we know so far. lorain. >> reporter: officers are still on scene early this morning. you can see a crime scene investigation van parked right in front of the house where police found two bodies inside a car. right now there's no one inside that home while police try to secure a search warrant. they discovered the bodies around 10 friday night on apple avenue near newton. police showed up for a welfare check when two people didn't show up for work. officers didn't find anything the first time but later that night they found the body. police won't say a lot about the specifics but they can confirm that one of the people miss something a retired police captain. >> we're in the preliminary stages at this point. if anybody has any information regard what occurred, we would definitely like to know about it. and we're doing all we can to gather the fact. it might take awhile before we get to the bottom of what occurred. >> now, police on scene this morning tell us it could take awhile to get that warrant the

ktvu's lorain blanco joins us live to tell us the warnings involved a groper inside a dorm.ood morning, lorain. >> reporter: good morning. the school started sending out alerts starting at 5 a.m., and we've been following their tweets since then. they're warning students especially here in the park, san jose state, to look -- lock their doors. there are officers inside the hall now and across campus looking for the suspect. we shot video of two females being escorted out of the building and put into police cars. we're unsure how they're related to the incident. since then we've seen a few more females taken away in squad cars. the representative told us the incident happened about 3:30 this morning, on the third floor of joe west. the female victim called police right away. students who live in the hall tell us it's frightening. >> i didn't really wake up during t but i woke up just afterwards and walked down the hall and there were police out there. couple cops walking around, asking different people questions. i didn't really hear any of it. but i mean, it was definitely a

lorain blanco is there to show us some of the damage. good morning, lorain. >> reporter: good morning. the front of those restaurants that face kit rich look just fine. but when you walk on the back alley you can see a lot of broken grass on the ground, and if you peek inside the window you can see some extensive damage to the back ceiling. let's look at what it looked like last night. the fire prompted a two-alarm response around 9:30 wednesday night. two downtown restaurants on kittridge suffered a lot of damage, great china restaurant and organic kitchen. first responders closed down streets in the area while firefighters fought the flames. they also evacuated the next door apartment building. hundreds of residents fled their high-rise homes, several told us the elevators in the building can be tricky and that's a major concern for the disabled, like ronnie. >> pushed the elevator, out of order and i had to -- from going up [audio not understandable] so little leery. >> reporter: firefighters controlled the flames very quickly. as a re

ktvu's lorain blanco with a sneak peek at a new exhibit that takes us "beyond the badge." >> . >> susanachman says that tiny bit of green captured at volcano national park marks perseverance, a trait that the san francisco police inspector knows a lot about. >> we're exposed to an incredible amount of suffering and sorrow in this job and it's nice to show a more human side to the public that we serve. >> reporter: bachman is one of 31 san francisco police officers and firefighters sharing photographs for an upcoming exhibit at harvey milk photo center "beyond the bath." it exposes the unique perspective of first responders, but most work just exposes the but they of everyday life. >> i wanted to really show a spotlight on their artistic live. >> reporter: the creative process helps with decompression. >> we had a call and i couldn't sleep and i started to take pictures with my camera. >> reporter: the exhibit opens from and runs through march 1st. in san francisco, lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a deadly light-rail accident leaves at least three dead and others hurt. hear wha

ktvu's lorain blanco is there in san jose with the very latest. lorain. >> reporter: good morning. just talked with the hunter's grandfather, who says he is okay. he was treated for hypothermia and low blood sugar. you can see him behind me over there, securing the hunter's boat. now, it appears the boat's motor is broken and there's no gap left in the tank. fire rescue -- hadn't been heard of since yesterday morning when he headed out to go duck hunting. a cal star helicopter pilot rescued the 30-year-old about three miles northwest of marina. he was conscious but very cold. now just before the sun came up a couple good guys put off hunt to go help the family retrieve his boat. >> they gave us a accordance of where the boat was, and there was a way off because the tide had realize pen the boat floated almost to the mouth of slew so pretty easy to find. and it was just up in some actualees and we just retrieved it and brought it in. >> the man didn't bring any means of communication, search and rescue crews say hunters should have at least a cell phone and flares just in case. but