ktvu's matt keller is live at the command post. matt, how is the search going?e people behind me arrived arrived for the search tonight. this is the latest information here. you can see searchers have gone here to the right, where they have gone. you can see the details on who they are searching for. matt abraham. 6 feet tall, blond hair and hazel eyes. his mother said they last saw him last night. he left his car and bicycle. he fell while biking on saturday. and was let out of the hospital on monday. >> the big concern is that he went back to the area where he was injured. he expressed interest in going back and the other area is around his house. >> reporter: here is matt abraham's picture again. the family didn't know what clothes he was wearing. deputies are afraid he may be disoriented or combative. the search is expected to last past midnight. there are 30 people searching right now. matt keller, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a womb accused of kicking a toddler made a outburst that courthouse today. ktvu channel 2 news was the only camera to capture the incide

ktvu's matt keller is live at the command post. matt, how is the search going? >> reporter: you can see people behind me arrived arrived for the search tonight. this is the latest information here. you can see searchers have gone here to the right, where they have gone. you can see the details on who they are searching for. matt abraham. 6 feet tall, blond hair and hazel eyes. his mother said they last saw him last night. he left his car and bicycle. he fell while biking on saturday. and was let out of the hospital on monday. >> the big concern is that he went back to the area where he was injured. he expressed interest in going back and the other area is around his house. >> reporter: here is matt abraham's picture again. the family didn't know what clothes he was wearing. deputies are afraid he may be disoriented or combative. the search is expected to last past midnight. there are 30 people searching right now. matt keller, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a womb accused of kicking a toddler made a outburst that courthouse today. ktvu channel 2 news was the only came

ktvu's matt keller spoke to a city counsel men who knows why the thefts are on the rise. >> reporter:fts on record here in san jose and this year started off worse. >> reporter: leaving your vehicle parked in san jose is a risky thing to do. >> i ran out of gas. pulled ov. i had to balk -- pulled over. i had to walk to a phone, came back and it was gone. >> reporter: more and more people are feeling that way. statistics released by the police department revealed how bad it is getting. 934 cars stolen in january. a 53% increase compared to last year. break that down, one car is stolen every hour. one city counselman believes it is on the rise is because of the realignment of the prison system. >> we are having our issues with folks coming out into the area. >> more officers can help, with the crimes in san jose, not just vehicle thefts. >> reporter: police say the auto theft detail ended a year ago. but car theft victims say putting the numbers into reverse should be a priority. >> horrible. people work hard to keep everything above water and to come outside and have your car stolen, t

matt keller with what is behind the increase. >> reporter: leaving your vehicle parked in san jose is a risky thing to do. >> pulls over, i had to walk to the phone, came back it was gone. >> reporter: more and more people in san jose are feeling that way, statistics released by the police department revealed how bad it is getting. 934 cars were stolen in january. 893 in february. a 53% increase compared to stolen every hour. one councilman believes it is on the rise because of the realignment of the prison system. >> we are having issues with folks coming out into communityalize over in california. -- communities all over in california. >> can help with the crimes in san jose, not just vehicle thefts. >> reporter: the auto theft detail ended a year ago. car theft victims say putting the numbers into reverse should be a priority. >> that is horrible. people work hard you know to pay their car payments n sure, keep above -- insurance, keep above water, and to have your car stolen, there has to be something done. >> reporter: hondashondas and toyotas are popular with car thieves. but ca

matt keller is on the red carpet at the cinequest film festival, where some celebrities are expected this weekend. matt? >> reporter: the world premier of the movie "sparks" is tonight. here at downtown san jose at the california theater, you can see the red carpet. some of the stars making their way here, chase williamson, ashley bell, clancy brown, jake buese, and clint howard. this is just one of 188 films presented during the 13-day event that goes until march 10th. now, mrs. schuster from glee is at the event. thank you for joining us. and you actually have a world premier of a movie. tell us about that. >> yes. thank you. it's a film called "somewhere slow" which i appear, but i also produced. we have graham patrick martin, who is known to people from "two and a half men," robert forester, david constable, fantastic cast. we're excited to share it. >> reporter: tomorrow night? >> yes, tomorrow at 7:30. i hope people come out. we're excited to get people's feelings and reactions. >> reporter: here for cinequest, where this movie festival? >> this is on our short list of festivals

matt keller. >>> the latest round between apple and samsung goes to samsung.ow. this is separate from another case that apple won from samsung. >>> neiman marcus says it is closing its ebay stores. it's now decided to only sell its last call brand on its own website and in its own physical stores. this is a set back for ebay who has been trying to attract large retailers to its site. >>> the showers have ended around here but in the lake tahoe area up on 50 and 80 we're still getting snow flurries it'll be great skiing out there tomorrow. we can always use more rain in the mountains. rain is out of the picture, the rain is going on out there. we have 26-mile an hour winds at the airport in san francisco. the winds are still pretty strong. they're going to die out tonight. overnight lows are going to be down to 30s. might see a little bit of frost. currently in napa it's 46. 47 in concord and 46 in walnut creek. so the weather story, it's going to warm up. how much warmer and which day will be the warmest i'll be right back. we'll see you back here. >>> souther

matt keller. >>> the latest round between apple and samsung goes to samsung. the trial is set to begin a year from now. this is separate from another case that apple won from samsung. >>> neiman marcus says it is closing its ebay stores. it's now decided to only sell its last call brand on its own website and in its own physical stores. this is a set back for ebay who has been trying to attract large retailers to its site. >>> the showers have ended around here but in the lake tahoe area up on 50 and 80 we're still getting snow flurries it'll be great skiing out there tomorrow. we can always use more rain in the mountains. rain is out of the picture, the rain is going on out there. we have 26-mile an hour winds at the airport in san francisco. the winds are still pretty strong. they're going to die out tonight. overnight lows are going to be down to 30s. might see a little bit of frost. currently in napa it's 46. 47 in concord and 46 in walnut creek. so the weather story, it's going to warm up. how much warmer and which day will be the warmest i'll be right ba

matt keller, ktvu. >>> some silican workers are shaving their heads for the st.children with cancer by looking for sponsors. >> we need to raise money to find a cure. >> reporter: this is the first year microsoft has participated in the event. they held an event today in partnership with several other silican valley companies. >>> first lady michelle obama is being featured in the cover of vouge magazine for the second time. vouge includes an interview with the first lay den and president. they say most of their personal time is spect as -- time is spent as a family with their daughters. >>> the latest on postpartum depression. why it's so common and what you can do to avoid it. >>> plus the stage collapse that trapped two people at a popular music festival. >>> then, more than 2,000 cars recalled. the malfunction that could put everyone on the road at risk. >>> some people were seriously injured in miami tonight while crews were setting up for the ultra music festival. as many as four people were hurt including one person who is in critical condition. the organi

matt keller, ktvu. >>> some silican workers are shaving their heads for the st.icks foundation. the foundation raises money to raise money for children with cancer by looking for sponsors. >> we need to raise money to find a cure. >> reporter: this is the first year microsoft has participated in the event. they held an event today in partnership with several other silican valley companies. >>> first lady michelle obama is being featured in the cover of vouge magazine for the second time. vouge includes an interview with the first lay den and president. they say most of their personal time is spect as -- time is spent as a family with their daughters. >>> the latest on postpartum depression. why it's so common and what you can do to avoid it. >>> plus the stage collapse that trapped tw [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he talking about? and if mom wa

matt keller is live there now with why some people are saying this effort leads to something of a shell game, matt. >> reporter: guadalupe river park was a tent city this morning tonight it's an empty field. anyone caught here after 7:00 will be trespassing. the start of the clean up was swift and the message clear. >> if you refuse to leave you will be arrested. would you like to leave. here. >> reporter: about 25 people living in tents near the airport were given a 72 hour notice. many stayed until the last minute without a plan. >> i'm going to bring my stuff out to the road. then i don't know from there. >> reporter: the city estimate this is clean up could cost up to $30,000. city workers say breaking up the big encampments actually makes it easier to get people help. >> i think it's easier to work with smaller groups of people, help them get inside. help them see other resources available. more than ever we're saying as a city that encampments are not a viable solution. >> reporter: several different organizations were available to give services. >> san jose is a great city. they

ktvu's matt keller is at the command post to explain why. mat isn't. >> reporter: i am told 26 people are being directed in two different locations from this command post in the search for matt abraham. i talked with his mother, one of the locations where searches are looking for the 21-year-old -- searchers are looking for the 21-year-old. he fell after biking on saturday and was let out of the hospital on monday and he had a concussion and wasn't being himself and talked about going back to the park. >> they don't think he left till this morning. >> here is his picture. he is a student and works in santa cruz. he left his car and bike behind and don't believe he could walk far because of his injuries. the search is expected to continue into the morning hours if he is not round. reporting live, matt keller, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> authorities arrested a man for boating under the influence after he ran his boat aground. rangers say it happened at 6:00 p.m. last night. you see the efforts to clean up the mess today. the owner is from alaska a

ktvu's matt keller has more on what some people say is causing that problem. >> reporter: leaving youran jose has become an increasingly risky thing to do. >> i ran out of gas, pulled over. i had to walk to a phone. came back it was gone. >> what was the peeling like? >> it sucked. >> reporter: more and more people in san jose are feeling that way. statistics released to me today by the police department revealed just how bad it's getting. 934 cars were stolen in january. and 893 in february. a 53% increase compared to the same time last year. break that down and at least one car is stolen every hour. one city councilman believes one of the reasons vehicle thefts are on the rise is because of the realignment of the prison system. >> i think regionally we're having our issues with people coming out of the jail to communities all over the bayarea. >> certainly more officers can help. with a lot of the crimes not only vehicle thefts but that certainly would help. >> reporter: the auto detail ended a year and a half before as officer numbers dwindled. putting the officer numbers into rever

matt keller, ktvu news. >> more details a snapshot of the bay area's unemployment rate for february. once again, moraine county with the lowest unemployment rate. salano county with the highest at 9.5%, but that's lower than the state's job less rate of 9.6% last month. >>> this low has been off the shore, and we have been talking about it all week. we have had light sprinkles as a result. now the low center with its energy will migrate to the coast, and as it does, rain and showers over the bay area. there will be moments of sunshine, and there will be some showers and clouds, and it won't be that cool. tomorrow morning, cloud cover and drizzle in the area. tomorrow lunchtime. breaks, right? tomorrow you can get inside and do some stuff. the showers are moving in. going into saturday, and moving over. this is following it through easter sunday. just note that tomorrow is the best day to go out and do stuff. i think sunday will be a lot more showers and cooler. we will see you bang -- back here at 10:45 for the full forecast. >>> according to the wildlife sent center, a gulfs found y

matt keller, ktvu news. >> more details a snapshot of the bay area's unemployment rate for february.once again, moraine county with the lowest unemployment rate. salano county with the highest at 9.5%, but that's lower than the state's job less rate of 9.6% last month. >>> this low has been off the shore, and we have been talking about it all week. we have had light sprinkles as a result. now the low center with its energy will migrate to the coast, and as it does, rain and showers over the bay area. there will be moments of sunshine, and there will be some showers and clouds, and it won't be that cool. tomorrow morning, cloud cover and drizzle in the area. tomorrow lunchtime. breaks, right? tomorrow you can get inside and do some stuff. the showers are moving in. going into saturday, and moving over. this is following it through easter sunday. just note that tomorrow is the best day to go out and do stuff. i think sunday will be a lot more showers and cooler. we will see you bang -- back here at 10:45 for the full forecast. >>> according to the wildlife sent center, a gulfs found ye

more from matt keller he is live in east san jose off of story road. >> reporter: you can see the investigation is going on, more than three hours after the shooting. we just got word the suspect has died. the ambulance carrying the dying suspect sped past as we arrived at the scene of the officer involved shooting in the east hills neighbourhood. police officers in unmarked cars saw a stolen vehicle and tried to stop it when investigators say the suspect rammed a parked car and one of the police cars. one officer fired one shot hitting the suspect. >> when i came out my neighbors came out we looked down the street and saw under cover cops, surrounding a white car. >> at this point one of the metro officers got out of the car and the suspect tried to accelerate toward the officer at a high rate of speed. the officer in defense of his life, fired one shot toward the suspect, the suspect was wounded. >> the guy was on the floor, and they were doing cpr on him. >> reporter: these photos show what took place after the shooting witnesses say the suspect was driving the white vehicle. investigators s

ktvu's matt keller has more on what some people say is causing that problem. >> reporter: leaving your vehicle parked in san jose has become an increasingly risky thing to do. >> i ran out of gas, pulled over. i had to walk to a phone. came back it was gone. >> what was the peeling like? >> it sucked. >> reporter: more and more people in san jose are feeling that way. statistics released to me today by the police department revealed just how bad it's getting. 934 cars were stolen in january. and 893 in february. a 53% increase compared to the same time last year. break that down and at least one car is stolen every hour. one city councilman believes one of the reasons vehicle thefts are on the rise is because of the realignment of the prison system. >> i think regionally we're having our issues with people coming out of the jail to communities all over the bayarea. >> certainly more officers can help. with a lot of the crimes not only vehicle thefts but that certainly would help. >> reporter: the auto detail ended a year and a half before as officer numbers dwindled. putting the office

. >> in san jose, matt keller, channel 2 news. >>> a grand jury has in despited eight people for allegedly -- indicted eight people, loading items into approximate moving vans and charged customers more than their original price quote once they had control of the property. people accused include asap's owners. >>> it's the kind of power lunch that doesn't happen every day. today's unique event honoring bay area woman. >>> and the chief meteorologist, bill martin will let us know if the sun will make an appearance tomorrow. . >>> the california highway patrol is warning commuters to keep moving. the practice has been going on since cal trend starting variable pricing in 2010. they say it's dangerous and those caught could face a $200 fine. >> bill martin here to talk about the change we saw and felt today and what's to come. >>> cooled off a few degrees today. the fog was part of the reason for the cool off. it was still 60s and 70s today. it was still very warm. clouds out there now. patchy fog out there. a lot of high clouds filtering through the bay area right now. partly cloudy in the b

in santa clara, matt keller, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> president barack obama traveled to miami today to promote job creation. he called on the private sector to invest in public infrastructure. the president did this against the backdrop of the miami port that is undergoing upgrades with private and government money. the president said improving the failing infrastructure goes hand in hand with adding jobs. >>> it appears facebook ceo will have a hefty tax bill. cnn money is reporting he will owe the irs, $1.1 billion in taxes from 2012. the facebook founder is taking a hit after his company went public last year and he punched 60 million shares. he faces a 35% federal tax rate and a california tax rate of 13.3%. facebook, meanwhile, trying to generate interest in an event next week. ahead in 8 minutes speculation centers around hand-held devices. >>> thieves knew what they were looking for last night. the police say someone got in the technology classroom through a window and made off with more than a dozen mac book computers. one burglar was injured. the burglars took 22 computers

. >>> ktvu's matt keller is live in the 700 block of ironwood driver i n -- drive in san jose and helowing it for a week since police told us about the missing man. today it became a homicide investigation. stanley jacobson has been missing for a week. he was known as the magician for doing tricks. >> he would go like this and he would be out of them. just that quickly. we would be like, come on now, let's see that again. >> reporter: this morning they found him stabbed to death inside his apartment. >> it's something we're going to have piece back together because the person is suffering from the early stages of dementia. >> reporter: friends and family all went into jacobson's apartment after he went missing but never found him. police say he was killed inside his apartment but don't know how long the body had been there. officers arrested regina butler. >> she would always walk in front of him or way behind they would never walk together. he would open the door for her and she would come in. >> there's speculation she may have been involved in prostitution, there was speculation t

. >>> ktvu's matt keller is live in the 700 block of ironwood driver i n -- drive in san jose and he tell us there's parts of this investigation that so far don't add up. >> reporter: the time line in this case has been complicated we've been following it for a week since police told us about the missing man. today it became a homicide investigation. stanley jacobson has been missing for a week. he was known as the magician for doing tricks. >> he would go like this and he would be out of them. just that quickly. we would be like, come on now, let's see that again. >> reporter: this morning they found him stabbed to death inside his apartment. >> it's something we're going to have piece back together because the person is suffering from the early stages of dementia. >> reporter: friends and family all went into jacobson's apartment after he went missing but never found him. police say he was killed inside his apartment but don't know how long the body had been there. officers arrested regina butler. >> she would always walk in front of him or way behind they would never walk together

matt keller is live with what the city had to give up in exchange for consideration. right arm the city council approved the resolution less than two hoursing a. not everyone is happen that a business like the nfl is getting these financial breaks. >> i support the super bowl bid. >> without a doubt also the super bowl will be like the biggest event ever held in this region. >> reporter: the city agreed to a number of requests including providing services like police, fire and set up. also that santa clara wave a hotel tax for 350 rooms for nfl teams and staff, eliminate an nfl ticket surcharge, as well as an offsight parking permit fee. the city is requiring the bid committee to cover those costs. its goal is to raise $25 to $30 million. >> that is going to be the challenge of the host committee is torrets the funds necessary. >> we're first. we're not behind others. we'll be first to get paid. we'll make sure our costs are covered. >> reporter: some questioned why a multibillion business needs these types of incentives. >> i find what's being proposed somewhat appal

that's where matt keller is live with exclusive pictures from inside the motel room where two people were held up. >> reporter: in just the past hour workers at the morgan hill in have used sheets to cover the damage left inside. but police are just happy no one was hurt. >> reporter: the wait was over the s.w.a.t. team decided it was time to take action by releasing tear gas after a seven hour stand off with a wanted parolee and a woman barricaded inside adjoining rooms. >> there was a pop, pop, pop. pop. then they waited a while, then pop, pop, pop. about 17. >> reporter: a few minutes later we watched as police walked the suspect and woman out in handcuffs. police gave us these photos of aaron florez and erica madrid. this all started when the two stole a nissan from the hotel. >> when they initially knocked, the woman said hold on let me get dressed then you heard them barricade themselves. >> reporter: you can see the mess that was left behind and the damage done to the windows from the tear gas. a busy stretch of monterey road was blocked for hours. many people watched the poli

reporting live at san jose international airport, matt keller. >>> the faa says a fire in the engine of a commercial plane forced the pilot to make an emergency landing at san jose international airport shortly after take off. the alaska flight left the airport at 11:30 this morning. the pilot says he was 20 minutes into the flight when a warning light came on. fire crews were on the scene when the plane landed. the faa says there were signs of scorching. everybody got off the plane safely. >>> tonight the chp says the 26- year-old man who was seriously injured in a car accident that shut down highway 101 in marin is expected to survive. the accident happened about 1:15 this afternoon on southbound 101 near the redwood sanitary landfill. officers closed the freeway in both directions to allow a medical helicopter to land to take the injured driver to the hospital. officers say their investigation suggests that the driver was speeding when he lost control of his car and hit another car. the female driver of that second car suffered only minor injuries. all of the lanes were reopened w

matt keller is live with what the city had to give up in exchange for consideration. city council approved the resolution less than two hoursing a. not everyone is happen that a business like the nfl is getting these financial breaks. >> i support the super bowl bid. >> without a doubt also the super bowl will be like the biggest event ever held in this region. >> reporter: the city agreed to a number of requests including providing services like police, fire and set up. also that santa clara wave a hotel tax for 350 rooms for nfl teams and staff, eliminate an nfl ticket surcharge, as well as an offsight parking permit fee. the city is requiring the bid committee to cover those costs. its goal is to raise $25 to $30 million. >> that is going to be the challenge of the host committee is torrets the funds necessary. >> we're first. we're not behind others. we'll be first to get paid. we'll make sure our costs are covered. >> reporter: some questioned why a multibillion business needs these types of incentives. >> i find what's being proposed somewhat appalling. essentia

that's where matt keller is live with exclusive pictures from inside the motel room where two people were held up. >> reporter: in just the past hour workers at the morgan hill in have used sheets to cover the damage left inside. but police are just happy no one was hurt. >> reporter: the wait was over the s.w.a.t. team decided it was time to take action by releasing tear gas after a seven hour stand off with a wanted parolee and a woman barricaded inside adjoining rooms. >> there was a pop, pop, pop. pop. then they waited a while, then pop, pop, pop. about 17. >> reporter: a few minutes later we watched as police walked the suspect and woman out in handcuffs. police gave us these photos of aaron florez and erica madrid. this all started when the two stole a nissan from the hotel. >> when they initially knocked, the woman said hold on let me get dressed then you heard them barricade themselves. >> reporter: you can see the mess that was left behind and the damage done to the windows from the tear gas. a busy stretch of monterey road was blocked for hours. many people watched the poli

reporting live at san jose international airport, matt keller. >>> the faa says a fire in the enginef a commercial plane forced the pilot to make an emergency landing at san jose international airport shortly after take off. the alaska flight left the airport at 11:30 this morning. the pilot says he was 20 minutes into the flight when a warning light came on. fire crews were on the scene when the plane landed. the faa says there were signs of scorching. everybody got off the plane safely. >>> tonight the chp says the 26- year-old man who was seriously injured in a car accident that shut down highway 101 in marin is expected to survive. the accident happened about 1:15 this afternoon on southbound 101 near the redwood sanitary landfill. officers closed the freeway in both directions to allow a medical helicopter to land to take the injured driver to the hospital. officers say their investigation suggests that the driver was speeding when he lost control of his car and hit another car. the female driver of that second car suffered only minor injuries. all of the lanes were reopened wit

matt keller is live at two businesses that are hiring. >> reporter: the economy has been described as a rollercoaster over the last few years with a lot of ups and downs. >> definitely see things going in an upward way, but for other people, the less fortunate, i see things getting worse out here because of the economy. >> reporter: great america in santa clara has turned the rollercoaster anology on its head. >> this is a sign of things to come. we want to invest in the park. >> reporter: great america employs 2500 people from march to october. a new report shows that california added more than 41,000 jobs last month and the unemployment rate fell to 9. 6%. this is jared's first day on his first job ever. >> you know, you have to apply to a lot of jobs, and a lot of people don't give you a chance and require a lot of requirements these days. >> reporter: just a football toss away, vernon davis is taking over a jamba juice. his store hired four people in the last few weeks and is advertising for at least four more employees. >> i remember when i was a young kid, and i couldn't find a

matt keller, ktvu channel 2news. >>> developing news, a man is now in custody after the highway patrol was involved in a wild chase. it started on interstate 80. these are live pictures from news chopper 2. that's when highway patrol officers saw a vehicle hit a motorcycle and then drive away. the officers gave chase during which the driver then allegedly hit three more vehicles. at that point, the driver is said to have tried to car jack a motorcyclist and another vehicle. officers in a chp helicopter that had been following the chase landed on the freeway at the side of the road and arrested the driver. at this point, the amount of damage and extent of injuries is unknown and we are following this story and will keep you posted as we learn more. >>> uc santa cruz has released the name of a student who fell to his death yesterday morning. 19-year-old tyler collins was found at the bottom of a 75- foot ravine not far from the student health center. he was air lifted to valley medical center in san jose, where he died. at this point, investigators are trying to determine how he fell, bu

keller williams realty will get $83,000 after taxes. not going to say how much they're going to give to jennifer, but we do know it's more than $5,000. mattuch. and the winners are with us now along with jennifer who is getting a piece of the prize. good morning to all of you. >> good morning, matt. >> you know, i think a lot of people are going to smile when they hear this story, are already smiling. it's nice to know there are people with big hearts all around the country. but i want to know, ladies, what was it about jennifer? why did you decide to do this? >> jennifer joined our team on march the 8th, and we felt that she became a part of our family at that point. and we felt we had been blessed with this incredible happening, and we wanted her to be a part of it and be able to feel what we were feeling. >> we're talking about feeling, jennifer, take me back to that moment. once you realized this wasn't a new girl prank on you. were you kicking yourself for not getting into the pool? were you hoping they might decide to give you some of the money? >> well, i think anyone probably would've kicked themselves. because, you know, it's alw