we begin with matt keller, live in san jose. >> reporter: well, heather, 250 beds are available heret the james fbi cardo reception center in san jose. when it's cold and wet like today, all of them are taken. dozens more are given mats to sleep on. here's video of the line for the hot meal tonight. firefighters say the homeless population is especially vulnerable during these types of weather conditions. >> we're concerned about hypothermia and again, the cold weather can exacerbate existing health conditions. >> normally i'm downtown. i have a place to camp in a sleeping bag and i -- it's just the rain. the rain pushes us all inside, if you don't want to catch pneumonia. >> reporter: the firefighters say during rainy and cold weather, their calls increase for traffic accidents and fire and smoke issues from heaters and chimneys. many people turned up the heat most of the day here in the south bay, since we've been in the 40s. to give you context on that, the average temperature for san jose for this time of the year is 61 degrees. this past monday, we were close to 70 degrees. work

matt keller, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> california missed its november revenue projections by millions because of facebook. it was off by $800 million. one reason was the projected tax proceeds from facebook stock sales came in november, not october. and there were more corporate refunds than forecast. >>> and our dry weather continues but temperatures have been dropping off over the past few hours. 30s showing up. right now 39 in santa rosa. 53 in san francisco. hayward 48 degrees. first thing tomorrow morning, saturday, bundle up. coolest locations will be in the low to mid-30s. santa rosa watch out for dense fog. quarter mile visibility right now. we could have dense fog in the inland valleys to start out saturday. 30s and 40s. into the afternoon, by 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m., upper 50s to low 60s out there. coming up, how much more warming you can expect for sunday and when showers return in the five-day forecast. >>> plans to dispose of a while that washed ashore in malibu. it has been on the beach since sunday. they are all consolidating resources to remove it. they plan to take care

matt keller, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> california missed its november revenue projections by millionsecause of facebook. it was off by $800 million. one reason was the projected tax proceeds from facebook stock sales came in november, not october. and there were more corporate refunds than forecast. >>> and our dry weather continues but temperatures have been dropping off over the past few hours. 30s showing up. right now 39 in santa rosa. 53 in san francisco. hayward 48 degrees. first thing tomorrow morning, saturday, bundle up. coolest locations will be in the low to mid-30s. santa rosa watch out for dense fog. quarter mile visibility right now. we could have dense fog in the inland valleys to start out saturday. 30s and 40s. into the afternoon, by 2:00 p.m., 3:00 p.m., upper 50s to low 60s out there. coming up, how much more warming you can expect for sunday and when showers return in the five-day forecast. >>> plans to dispose of a while that washed ashore in malibu. it has been on the beach since sunday. they are all consolidating resources to remove it. they plan to take care of

matt keller is live now in san jose where the details just keep changing, matt. >> reporter: julie, the last of the police cars here on fair haven drive left in just the past hour. as officers investigate a homicide in what one neighbor told me used to be the safe zip code in san jose. things are not what they appear to be at this unusual crime scene just south of willow glen. even for the police. the original emergency call came in at about 3:00 this afternoon for a vehicle accident. paramedics found this white chevy pickup truck against a tree and a person bleeding near by on the street. >> definitely not caused by a car accident. we don't know if that person was even in the car. >> reporter: investigators initially tell me they believe the victim was a 16-year-old boy who appeared to be shot. about two hours later they told me it is more likely the victim was stabbed in the neck and he could be 18 or older. >> if i could sum up this crime scene in one way it would be a geometry scene. there's a lot of angles. >> police say this neighborhood is not known for gang activity, and conside

ktvu's matt keller is live in the south bay where people were dealing with street flooding and powerages. >> believe it or not this is an improvement here. the water was several feet higher earlier today threatening homes. >> reporter: this morning it was a bad time to be on the roads. a man, woman and child were inside, stuck in the intersection. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> reporter: they had to wait for a tow truck. nearby, the pumps were working hard. but the water was still high. near the tops of benches and barbecues. neighbors have the rising creek behind them. >> we hope it won't flood. >> reporter: emergency workers were concerned it could get worse and were getting ready a temporary shelter. a break in the rain and blue skies prevented them from needing it. a chain saw after this tree crashed. in mountain view a tree went down on these apartments. a photo shows it poking through the ceiling. making more work for people. >> it is messy. >> reporter: a pg&e crew told me they have been working 16 hour days since the storms started on wednesday. i checked pg&e's websi

matt keller has the story. >> reporter: this is the end of the line, but there's a proposal extending the line into los gatos. for jessica jay another mile and a half of track would make life much easier. >> it would be perfect to take public transportation then walk from there. >> reporter: the proposed junction station would be the new last stop and sit next to netflix in los gatos. joe pesinski says even more growth isen planned near by. >> on the other side of the highway 85 there's a propough -- proposal for 550 feet of new class a offices for netflix headquarters. >> reporter: if the vasona junction station is completed, it'll bring 430 extra boardings. and 717 extra boarders if there's a park & ride. tonight they discussed if the increase in riders is worth the price tag. >> personally i'm not very sure that having the extra mile and a half for the cost of $175 million is the best use of community funds. >> we believe that the extension is needed. >> this is fiscal maverick, parents should never do this to their children or grandchildren. >> reporter: a spokesperson told if the

new at 10:00, matt keller tells us what to beware of in 2013. >> reporter: this is the new hacking listr the new year, experts say you need to be careful of your mobile phones. >> we have so excited about making them easy to connect to each other and easy to get on the web and easy to do all other stuff but we also made them easy to attack and easy to take over and easy to bot, turn into zombies. >> reporter: many focus on your mobile phone. researchers forsee hackers installing trojan horse. and those could allow hackers available to worm allowing them into your money. many of the security problems you face on your desktop or laptop are going mobile like ransome ware, malware that could take over your phone without you knowing them. >> hey i found this product i think you should send it to your mom. and mom didn't even know she sent the message. >> yeah yeah i'm very concerned. i don't want to receive messages from people i don't know. >> reporter: mcafee sees a decline of online hactivus anonymous being replaced by more committed groups. matt keller, ktvu news. >>> for the complete li

we be begin with matt keller on the call that prompted that lock down, matt. >> reporter: julie i just found out in the past few hours that classes will resume as normal tomorrow morning here at san jose city college. this is the technology center building this is where the last of the locked in students were and they were finally allowed to go home just before 8:00 tonight. just after 4:00 this afternoon police say a 911 call was made claiming that there was a gunman on campus. >> i don't know if it was a threat or a hoax but we take everything seriously. >> reporter: fewer than normal because it's finals week. students were evacuated from most of the buildings around 5:00 expect for the technology building. students in the technology building told us they were patted down before they were allowed to leave. >> we started clearing the building, and looking for the suspect or a person matching that description that was given to us. did not, did not find anyone matching that description. >> officers gave the all clear just before 8:00. the suspect description was vague and officers say t

we be begin with matt keller on the call that prompted that lock down, matt. >> reporter: julie i just found out in the past few hours that classes will resume as normal tomorrow morning here at san jose city college. this is the technology center building this is where the last of the locked in students were and they were finally allowed to go home just before 8:00 tonight. just after 4:00 this afternoon police say a 911 call was made claiming that there was a gunman on campus. >> i don't know if it was a threat or a hoax but we take everything seriously. >> reporter: fewer than normal because it's finals week. students were evacuated from most of the buildings around 5:00 expect for the technology building. students in the technology building told us they were patted down before they were allowed to leave. >> we started clearing the building, and looking for the suspect or a person matching that description that was given to us. did not, did not find anyone matching that description. >> officers gave the all clear just before 8:00. the suspect description was vague and officers say t

matt keller is live now in san jose where the details just keep changing, matt. >> reporter: julie, the on fair haven drive left in just the past hour. as officers investigate a homicide in what one neighbor told me used to be the safe zip code in san jose. things are not what they appear to be at this unusual crime scene just south of willow glen. even for the police. the original emergency call came in at about 3:00 this afternoon for a vehicle accident. paramedics found this white chevy pickup truck against a tree and a person bleeding near by on the street. >> definitely not caused by a car accident. we don't know if that person was even in the car. >> reporter: investigators initially tell me they believe the victim was a 16-year-old boy who appeared to be shot. about two hours later they told me it is more likely the victim was stabbed in the neck and he could be 18 or older. >> if i could sum up this crime scene in one way it would be a geometry scene. there's a lot of angles. >> police say this neighborhood is not known for gang activity, and consider it an isolated incident. >>

. >>> happening now, matt keller is live in fremont where a dui checkpoint is currently on the way. >> this checkpoint has been going on here on fremont boulevard for about an hour. officers are speaking to each driver and handing them a pamphlet. they say there's been nine dui arrests. they rarely make a drunk driving arrests at their dui checkpoints but they write a lot of tickets. we watched as the officer stopped a car with someone in the back with a baby on their lap. one man's story was a little more complicated but it still ended with him getting a ticket. >> what did they say they're writing you a ticket for? >> for not having my passport. >> your passport. >> so do you have your license? >> yeah, i have a international license but they said i can't carry it without a passport. >> so they said they're going to give you a ticket? >> they already gave me one. >> reporter: the chp are starting with maximum enforcement patrols patrols tomorrow night with checkpoints. this checkpoint in fremont is scheduled to stay open until 1:00 in the morning. and so far there have been no dui a

. >>> happening now, matt keller is live in fremont where a dui checkpoint is currently on the way. >ing on here on fremont boulevard for about an hour. officers are speaking to each driver and handing them a pamphlet. they say there's been nine dui arrests. they rarely make a drunk driving arrests at their dui checkpoints but they write a lot of tickets. we watched as the officer stopped a car with someone in the back with a baby on their lap. one man's story was a little more complicated but it still ended with him getting a ticket. >> what did they say they're writing you a ticket for? >> for not having my passport. >> your passport. >> so do you have your license? >> yeah, i have a international license but they said i can't carry it without a passport. >> so they said they're going to give you a ticket? >> they already gave me one. >> reporter: the chp are starting with maximum enforcement patrols patrols tomorrow night with checkpoints. this checkpoint in fremont is scheduled to stay open until 1:00 in the morning. and so far there have been no dui arrests. reporting live in fre

new at 10:00, matt keller tells us what to beware of in 2013. >> reporter: this is the new hacking listand for the new year, experts say you need to be careful of your mobile phones. >> we have so excited about making them easy to connect to each other and easy to get on the web and easy to do all other stuff but we also made them easy to attack and easy to take over and easy to bot, turn into zombies. >> reporter: many focus on your mobile phone. researchers forsee hackers installing trojan horse. and those could allow hackers available to worm allowing them into your money. many of the security problems you face on your desktop or laptop are going mobile like ransome ware, malware that could take over your phone without you knowing them. >> hey i found this product i think you should send it to your mom. and mom didn't even know she sent the message. >> yeah yeah i'm very concerned. i don't want to receive messages from people i don't know. >> reporter: mcafee sees a decline of online hactivus anonymous being replaced by more committed groups. matt keller, ktvu news. >>> for the compl

as ktvu's matt keller reports students already on edge were offered counseling and extra security. >> a day after a bomb threat in cupertino a grim remembrance of what could happen in the wake of what happened in connecticut. >> it's pretty sad. >> reporter: classes were back in session after the santa clara county sheriff's department shut monte vista after graffiti threatening a teacher was found on campus. officials went through the campus looking for anything suspicious. >> now it shows that we have a system, we have people who know what to do and to take care of what's going on. >> reporter: school opened back up this morning after no explosive device was found on campus. the sheriff's spokesperson wouldn't tell us if the threatened teacher was under any protection. >> as far as the teacher being work today or early next week whatever time, it's up to the administration and to the teacher himself. so we're going to leave that in their hands. >> reporter: we saw sheriff's deputies patrolling the campus today. students told us some teachers did talk about the bomb threat in class a

matt keller has the story. >> reporter: this is the end of the line, but there's a proposal extending the line into los gatos. for jessica jay another mile and a half of track would make life much easier. >> it would be perfect to take public transportation then walk from there. >> reporter: the proposed junction station would be the new last stop and sit next to netflix in los gatos. joe pesinski says even more growth isen planned near by. >> on the other side of the highway 85 there's a propough -- proposal for 550 feet of new class a offices for netflix headquarters. >> reporter: if the vasona junction station is completed, it'll bring 430 extra boardings. and 717 extra boarders if there's a park & ride. tonight they discussed if the increase in riders is worth the price tag. >> personally i'm not very sure that having the extra mile and a half for the cost of $175 million is the best use of community funds. >> we believe that the extension is needed. >> this is fiscal maverick, parents should never do this to their children or grandchildren. >> reporter: a spokesperson told if the

ktvu's matt keller talked with police about possible increased patrols in that area. matt. >> well, ken less than 24 hours ago this part of the winter wonderland carnival was a crime scene after a 14-year-old boy was stabbed. christmas in the park downtown ice in the winter wonderland carnival bring in about 450,000 people to downtown san josi during the holiday season of the most of them are families looking for some wholesome fun, but word of last night's stabbing concerns some parents. >> yeah, it's going to make me a little more cautious, and more aware, you know? constantly keeping an eye on the girls and making sure that things are okay. >> reporter: carnival workers told me that they found a 14-year-old boy bleeding on a grassy area feet away from the main stretch of rides. police say he was taken to the hospital with non-life- threatening injuries. nearby christmas in the park has its own security at night with two guards, four uniformed officer possibly more patrols. >> in light of the circumstances last night we want to go ahead and focus on that area and obv

as ktvu's matt keller reports students already on edge were offered counseling and extra security. >> a day after a bomb threat in cupertino a grim remembrance of what could happen in the wake of what happened in connecticut. >> it's pretty sad. >> reporter: classes were back in session after the santa clara county sheriff's department shut monte vista after graffiti threatening a teacher was found on campus. officials went through the campus looking for anything suspicious. >> now it shows that we have a system, we have people who know what to do and to take care of what's going on. >> reporter: school opened back up this morning after no explosive device was found on campus. the sheriff's spokesperson wouldn't tell us if the threatened teacher was under any protection. >> as far as the teacher being work today or early next week whatever time, it's up to the administration and to the teacher himself. so we're going to leave that in their hands. >> reporter: we saw sheriff's deputies patrolling the campus today. students told us some teachers did talk about the bomb threat in class a

reporting live in cupertino, matt keller, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> five people accused in the murdera gagged and bound man found in san francisco are now facing additional charges. tyler miller was arranged in court today. she had been the only one released on bail. the other defendants also appeared in court to face other charging including credit card fraud. all of them pleaded not guilty. the victim in this case steven reed had been shot in the neck. a second female victim survived. >> police are holding gun buy back programs in san francisco and oakland tomorrow. they'll be offering up to $200 for people who turn in up to three weapons. the locations are there at your screen at the omega boys club in san francisco and st. benedicts church in oakland. gun sellers will need to prove that they are city residents by using a driver's license, utility bill or other proof of residency. this is because of criticism following this gun buy back. that's when people from all other our state showed up including gun dealers with antique weapons. >>> a volunteer is facing new charges. the santa

matt keller joins us now. >> reporter: the showers have been on and off here. the traffic here on highway 101. now this is often a slow stretch. many people are trying to get out of town for the holidays. this is what it looked like earlier today. rain coming down as officers kept a close eye on the roads looking for speeding drivers. at the beach in santa cruz, huge swells kept surfers out of the water but brought a lot of people in the shore to see the waves. >> the way i see it, this is keeping the wilderness vibe in santa cruz alive. >> it isn't something you see all the time. these waves are picturesque. if i had my camera, i'd be taking pictures. >> reporter: ehc is expecting a full house at its shelters. they have beds for 250, bops up for an additional 100 people when it rains. law enforcement is also warning people not to drink and drive. officers and deputies are running saturation patrols in santa clara county. dui check points will take place tonight in san jose and gilroy. >> in marin county a homeowner was happy to be alive at this tree came crash

information on this case and bring you the details tonight on the 10:00 news, reporting live in san jose, matt keller, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> developing news now in just the last 30 minutes we have learned two people were killed and a third person was injured in a shooting at a busy shopping mall in clackamas. the suspected gunman is also dead though they are not saying how he died. you're looking right now at live pictures from the scene. you can see it's an aerial picture here. a lot of light coming from the shopping center. this is all coming southeast of portland. now witnesses say the shooter was wearing a camouflage and a mask. a white hockey mask to be specific when he entered through a macy's store then went into a food court and started firing. he reportedly was using a rifle when he opened fire inside that crowded mall. so just a headline right now. two people dead. a third person injured and the shooter is also dead making that three dead here at this shooting outside of portland oregon. >>> hayward police arrested two men today suspected of robbing a jewelry store. police say after thre

. >> matt keller is going to stay on the scene tonight. he's going to talk to more students. he and robert honda continue to work on this developing story. a lockdown has all but been lifted. it is still in effect for parts of san jose city college. our cruisers staying on the scene. we will have the very latest for you coming up on the 10:00 news on ktvu. >>> today two more victims in the connecticut school shooting rampage were buried. as tori reports, new information surfaced about when surviving students from sandy hook elementary may be returning to class. >> more tears fall in new town, connecticut as funerals were held. meanwhile it was back to class for most with the recent tragedy on students' minds. >> the really big thing in the world right now and how can't you think about it, like, it's so close to you. >> the teachers union said educators will discuss friday's mass shooting in an age-appropriate manner. sandy hook elementary students had not yet returned to class. they'll be moved to another facility in a neighboring county. administrators say they won't return

. >> reporter: matt keller, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> we now know the identity of a man fatally shot in broad daylight near oakland's jack london square. the victim is michael taylor. police say he suffered gunshot wounds just before 3:00 p.m. homicide directives don't know of a motive. >>> oakland police are looking for a driver who hit and seriously injured a motorcyclist last night. the collision happen the about 10:00 p.m. at high street and fleming avenue. witnesses reported seeing a possibly gold sedan hit the victim, and then take off. anyone with information is asked to call oakland police. >>> caltrain service is back on track tonight after a brief shut down earlier this evening, when a train struck a car in san francisco. somehow the vehicle ended up on the tracks at 16th street near 7th. no one was injured. the accident happened around 5:30 tonight. that's when service was temporarily suspended. thecontra costa times is reporting the identity of a man killed in a skateboarding accident. scott hickerson died when he was struck. he was riding his skateboard in the crosswalk

matt keller talked to the 911 caller who first alerted police. matt. >> reporter: frank, we learned that a 911 call came from inside this outdoor patio business when a marine pulled into this parking lot when his car was shot this afternoon. marines understand the danger of joining the armed forces but don't expect the gunfire to happen at home. deputies say just after 1:00 today an unmarked government car driven by a marine corps officer was shot multiple times. kenneth white saw the pontiac pull into the parking lot where he works with windows blown out and bullet holes in the door. he was asked to call 911. >> what they explained was that the bullet that went across the driver's door lodged itself in the passenger door. he was a lucky guy. >> investigators shut down southbound 85 at 2:00 p.m. as they looked for evidence. they're trying to determine what type of firearm was used. >> some of the things they'll look at, they'll do tray gyrator. try to get an angle of bullet holes. and try to match it up for evidence they find. >> investigators don

matt keller is in san jose where davis is showing off his new art work at his new gallery. >> reporterright now inside gallery 35 is by invitation only. he brought friends. 49ers teammates goldson and alex smith showed up for the grand opening of the new charity venture gallery 85. >> have you ever been to any other football player art gallery openings before? >> this is definitely a first. we're here to support him. >> he goes a long way not just on the field, off the field as well. of course i had to be here to support him. >> reporter: some of his acrylic on canvas paintings on display. >> basically vernon used paint to express his inner feelings and if you look around you, these are all vernon's paintings. >> reporter: gallery 35 is the culmination of vernon's love for art and his charity. >> i was afraid to be an artist so to reach out to these kids and let them know it's okay, it's safe to be an artist you don't have to play basketball and football to be cool. >> reporter: davis was all smiles tonight enjoying the spotlight away from the field. but how does tonight's celebration

matt keller continues our storm coverage where drivers were caught off guard. >> reporter: late this it was a bad time to be on the roads. a man, woman, young child were inside of this white jetta. stuck in the flooded intersection. >> have they told you what they are going to do with your car? >> they had to wait for a tow truck to get them out of the mess. here, the pumps were working hard. but the water was still high. near the tops of picnic benches and bbqs. neighbors had the rising and rushing creek behind them. >> we hope that the creek will not flood. that is the worst thing. >> reporter: emergency workers were concerned it could get worse and were getting ready a temporary shelter for 300 and more residents. a break in the rain and blue skies prevented them from needing it. a chainsaw was the tool of choice after this tree crashed on the street this morning. further north in mountain view, a traoáe limb -- a tree limb came down. a messy storm making more work for people. >> it is messy. that is why i have a teenager to clean it up, right? >> what i difference a few hours of

we start with matt keller and troubles in the south bay. matt. >> i just checked the chp website. in the past half hour there have been three traffic hazards here. the first showers arrived late this morning in san jose. dangerous driving conditions on highway 17. we shah three chp cars parked oned side of the road. one of the most dangerous thing are the sharp turns. >> you've got to expect the worst. there could be a tree or rock or maybe an accident that's already there. those are the kind of things you've got to be aware of around every blind corner you drive around. >> reporter: in santa cruz umbrellas were out on the beach today. while the rain came down the waves were rolling in. 20810-foot swells crashed against the rocks but not a surfer in sight. >> i'm surprisened. i predict within a half hour there will be a half dozen guys. >> the waves are gorgeous. >> reporter: shelters are filled to capacity. workers at the regional reception center say they have beds for 250, but when the weather gets rough they open it up for an additional 100 people. >> it's going to rain bucket

matt keller talked to the 911 caller who first alerted police. matt. >> reporter: frank, we learned that a 911 call came from inside this outdoor patio business when a marine pulled into this parking lot when his car was shot this afternoon. marines understand the danger of joining the armed forces but don't expect the gunfire to happen at home. deputies say just after 1:00 today an unmarked government car driven by a marine corps officer was shot multiple times. kenneth white saw the pontiac pull into the parking lot where he works with windows blown out and bullet holes in the door. he was asked to call 911. >> what they explained was that the bullet that went across the driver's door lodged itself in the passenger door. he was a lucky guy. >> investigators shut down southbound 85 at 2:00 p.m. as they looked for evidence. they're trying to determine what type of firearm was used. >> some of the things they'll look at, they'll do tray gyrator. try to get an angle of bullet holes. and try to match it up for evidence they find. >> investigators don

matt keller, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> new video tonight after a fire broke out in a restaurant inside the west hill mall in san francisco. firefighters say the call came in about 8:15. when they arrived, they found smoke in the building. they evacuated the building as they searched for the cause. within a few minutes, they were able to locate the source of the smoke. it was a fire inside a restaurant. shoppers were allowed back in. >>> two pedestrians were badly injured in oakland this evening, near lake merritt. police say both were taken to the hospital. one in critical condition, the other with serious injuries. they were in the crosswalk of grand avenue when they were hit at 20 minutes until 7:00. there was a prius on the scene with the front bumper damaged. >>> protesters calling for the immediate closing of a 7- eleven. the store sits on the former site of a deli that closed down in august of 2010. protesters say because of city zoning laws, the site should have reverted back to residential zoning after the deli closed. >> that 7-eleven has parachuted in against the city's own l

reporting live, matt keller, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> police in palo alto are searching for a man theybed a downtown walgreens. he displayed a black gun, and demanded oxycontin. the suspect is described as white in his 20s, about 6'"- foot, to 6'2". if you see him, do not approach him, instead, call the palo alto police department. >>> in cupertino, another suspect was caught on camera. a white man walked into a cvs pharmacy, demanded money, and walked out with an undisclosed amount of cash. 5'8", with a thin build. 30 to 40 years old with blue eyes. investigators say he was clean shaven and wearing a maroon sweater. >>> accusing a san francisco clothing company, union made, of trademark infringment. the organization represents more than 12 million union workers. it says many items sold at union made are not actually produced by union workers as the company name implies. the organization is also demanding the company stop using a logo similar to its trademarked logo. >>> there is a new twist in the conflict of state law and federal law when it comes to the regulation of medical marijua

matt keller is in san jose where davis is showing off his new art work at his new gallery. >> reporterallery 35 is by invitation only. he brought friends. 49ers teammates goldson and alex smith showed up for the grand opening of the new charity venture gallery 85. >> have you ever been to any other football player art gallery openings before? >> this is definitely a first. we're here to support him. >> he goes a long way not just on the field, off the field as well. of course i had to be here to support him. >> reporter: some of his acrylic on canvas paintings on display. >> basically vernon used paint to express his inner feelings and if you look around you, these are all vernon's paintings. >> reporter: gallery 35 is the culmination of vernon's love for art and his charity. >> i was afraid to be an artist so to reach out to these kids and let them know it's okay, it's safe to be an artist you don't have to play basketball and football to be cool. >> reporter: davis was all smiles tonight enjoying the spotlight away from the field. but how does tonight's celebration compare to his gam

reporting live, matt keller, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> police in palo alto are searching for a man theyd a downtown walgreens. he displayed a black gun, and demanded oxycontin. the suspect is described as white in his 20s, about 6'"- foot, to 6'2". if you see him, do not approach him, instead, call the palo alto police department. >>> in cupertino, another suspect was caught on camera. a white man walked into a cvs pharmacy, demanded money, and walked out with an undisclosed amount of cash. 5'8", with a thin build. 30 to 40 years old with blue eyes. investigators say he was clean shaven and wearing a maroon sweater. >>> accusing a san francisco clothing company, union made, of trademark infringment. the organization represents more than 12 million union workers. it says many items sold at union made are not actually produced by union workers as the company name implies. the organization is also demanding the company stop using a logo similar to its trademarked logo. >>> there is a new twist in the conflict of state law and federal law when it comes to the regulation of medical marijuana

matt keller, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> new video tonight after a fire broke out in a restaurant inside the west hill mall in san francisco. firefighters say the call came in about 8:15. when they arrived, they found smoke in the building. they evacuated the building as they searched for the cause. within a few minutes, they were able to locate the source of the smoke. it was a fire inside a restaurant. shoppers were allowed back in. >>> two pedestrians were badly injured in oakland this evening, near lake merritt. police say both were taken to the hospital. one in critical condition, the other with serious injuries. they were in the crosswalk of grand avenue when they were hit at 20 minutes until 7:00. there was a prius on the scene with the front bumper damaged. >>> protesters calling for the immediate closing of a 7- eleven. the store sits on the former site of a deli that closed down in august of 2010. protesters say because of city zoning laws, the site should have reverted back to residential zoning after the deli closed. >> that 7-eleven has parachuted in against the city's own l

reverend matt, bishop red keller. thank you for joining us. matt, let me begin with row.ice last night when you told everyone, not only here in newtown but across the country, we needed this. >> mm-hmm. yes, i think it was clear to us as clergy and clear as part of all our traditions that of the importance of gathering together to grieve. and that there is -- there is that needed connection with other people. who are in the midst of trying to come to terms with things that are nearly impossible to dom te come to terms with. >> we could feel the pain in the room. heard the sobs. rabbi, you have had to deal directly with family who lost a little boy, noah pozner in the first grade. you have a very striking phrase to describe what you tried to bring to the family. spiritual morphine. >> there's pain in the body and pain of the soul. this is really painful. families just don't know what to do with themselves. you know. they want -- >> what can you possibly tell them? >> you have to see what resonates with the person. everybody is different. the pozners appreciated the theolog