at 6:00 p.m. the action emergency room nurses took in response to the attack. reporting live in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> governor jerry brown issues a call to action to help california get through drought crisis. ktvu's julie haener is in the news room with more. >> reporter: governor jerry brown and democrats offered a plan that will not raise taxes or fees but will often immediate relief. >> providing money for drinking water, for housing, for food and water conserving technologies. >> reporter: in all the governor prosed spending $687 million on projects to hit hard hit communities, which could run out of drinking water in 100 days. >> we worked through a grant to put a pipeline in place to deliver water from where it was located to where it was needed and we will do that throughout the state as the community comes up. >> reporter: $549 million will come from bonds. 25million from the general fund for food aid to struggling communities. other examples the money c

♪ >>> new at 5:00 p.m.of people were sworn in as new citizens. a lucky few got to take the oath along side their spouse. >> one nation under god. >> one nation under god. >> they have been married for 23 years. the couple is from tonga and say they have been waiting 20 years to become citizens. >> to tell you the truth i am overwhelmed. i am happy we are both citizens. i am really proud and happy that i have the choice to vote. >> they dime the united states from israel. they have been waiting 7 years to become american citizens. they say taking the oath is a commitment to this country they are proud and excited to make. it is a feeling that is shared by all 844 new citizens from 94 countries who were sworn in today. >>> if you have a cell phone a senator is filing a lawsuit to protect you. the republican said he is suing president obama and the nsa over the program that collects telephone data. he says the issue is whether they can get one warrant to cover the phone records of all americans. >> this we bel

here we are tonight, 7:00 p.m., model breaks it up. 9:00 p.m. starting to spread out. we could see a thunderstorm in this stuff. but right now is when the heaviest rain is happening. over night, into the morning commute. not too bad. scattered showers. wet roads. sal will be here here tomorrow talking about this. tonight is one of the tough commutes. tomorrow afternoon looks dry. this is the first storm. there is number one. there is number two. the first storm bring as chance of thunderstorms and wind. clouds and showers thursday. that is break. and then friday storm number two with not as much rain but perhaps more wind. highs tomorrow, don't matter. right? low 60s. five-day forecasting, scattered showers tomorrow. tomorrow is a nice break. friday morning dicey and a break towards the weekend. heaviest rain right now. when i come back more about the friday storm. mark tamayo will show you where you can get our radar. >> great new resource. caul weather app, track the -- ktvu weather app. track the weather. here is a look at pictures. 59 degrees in san francisco. you

coming up at 6:00 p.m. the impact his loss will have and what they want the public to remember most about him. claudine wong, ktvu channel 2 news. >> more details now. governor jerry brown released a statement extending his condolences to family, friends and colleagues, saying we join all californians in honor these officers for their courage, commitment and service and flags will be flown at half- staff in their oner. the other -- honor. the other officer also worked out of the oakland office, at 5:30 p.m. what he is saying about his friend and why he wanted to move to fresno. >>> homicide case in martinez. we have been reporting this woman is accused of murder but tonight we know it is her mother she is accused of killing. ktvu's allie rasmus spoke with police this afternoon and officers say she flat out admitted to them she did it. >> reporter: that's right. we learned the victim is 74 years old, her daughter is accused of murdering her. while police won't tell us how she was killed we know how they foun

like 7:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m. at night and sunday morning. here is the forecast into tomorrow. mostly cloudy at lunchtime. into the afternoon, temperatures tomorrow in the mid-and upper 60s. another warm day. your five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view increasing clouds on saturday. over night saturday into sunday morning. saturday chinese new year parade and the weather starts off dry but could end up with showers. temperatures in the 50s. the parade right here on channel 2. right now both days will be okay. it will be later in the dais ad. over night saturday and sunday -- early day saturday, over night saturday and sunday. [ talking at the same time ] >> thank you. >>> police are turning to a tool to fight crime, the new they they are getting stolen stuff back to their owners. plus -- >> bringing chinese new year to everyone. why oakland is a perfect spot for a celebration. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> experienced officers leaving one for another. the offer they just couldn't pass up. these stories and much more coming

at 6:00 p.m. more from what the witness said he saw and heard as that construction scaffold tipped over. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> new at 5:00 p.m. the chp said someone is throwing full water bottles at vehicles. damaging the cars and scaring the drivers inside. it happened four times in the past two days. you can see here the four place wheres drivers were hit. the first was on state route 12. ktvu's ann rubin is live in santa rosa tonight. all the incidents happened in broad day light. >> reporter: the incident started at 1:00 p.m. yesterday and began around the same time today. chp is on the look out in the area and they are hoping drivers will be too. this is what happened to the windshield of his minivan. he had his three children in the van at the time. he says he didn't realize it was a water bottle, though it exploded. when he reported to police he found out he wasn't alone. three people were hit yesterday, a 4th today. that vehicle a school bus. there were no students on i

[mom screams] >>> new at 5:00 p.m.a popular shopping center. the parking structure that people use every day will no longer be open to shoppers. ktvu's rob roth is live, people are telling you it will create lot of mess and traffic. >> reporter: right. making way for the new means getting rid of the old and that means that parking garage. tomorrow it closes for good and many shoppers are worried about traffic and parking. >> the parking lot was crowded this afternoon but come wednesday it will -- wednesday it will be closed and rebuilt. it is part of a massive renovation. shoppers are worried about the short term, the inconveniences construction products bring. >> i think it will be a pain. for most people anyway. >> reporter: some shoppers were not concerned. >> i am getting valay parking. -- valet parking. >> reporter: that's right. free valet parking 7 day as week and other parking lots will be open. still that doesn't sound inviting to one shopper who plans to go to another mall. >> it will take me 15 minutes to dr

and a community meeting at 6 :00 p.m. for the chinese new years. i want to wish everybody a happy chinese new year and thursday a college readiness event at 5:30 p.m.. >> commissioner mendoza mcdonnell? >> thank you. i would like to congratulate you for another successful mlk event on monday and then i also wanted to announce the grand opening of the new swing on the southeast community center which is over seen by the puc 5 key charter schools will be opening a new location at 1800 oak dale. so that is going to be happening tomorrow and as many of you know five keys charter schools offers youth and youngster in the classroom to build greater skills to help them obtain their ged and they are opening a new site tomorrow in the bayview. >> commissioner wynns? >> thank you, i want to first announce that the budget committee will meet next wednesday on february 5th in this room at 7:00 and second to acknowledge that there were at the last meeting we talked about the state board of education meeting coming up a few days after that and i was there testif

they found the body about 2:00 p.m.esterday afternoon. 4 hours someone saw his vehicle over the'em bankment. it is -- the embankment. >>> an alaska airlines flight was forced back to the airport for an emergency landing today. flight 837, there you see it, landed safely with no injuries at moffett field this morning. the pilot turned the plane around after a light came on in the cockpit indicating a power problem with the navigation system. 132 passengers were put on another flight. that original plane will be inspected to find out what caused the problem. >>> california will have two more years to ease over crowding at state prisons. today judgings agreed to an expension by -- judges agreed to an extension but with provisions. they will have the power to order the release of prisoners if they fall short of bench marks. california is 5,000 inmates over the limit set by the courts. >>> reaction is pouring in tonight from the president down after an announcement by a college football player. michael sam made a public anno

we hope you update you at 7:00 p.m. on kicu and tonight on the 10:00 p.m. news. live, christien kafton, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we are on storm watch tonight as the second of two storms heads our way. a live look at jack london square in oakland. you can see the flag moving slightly. it is only going to get worse as the night goes on. it is that wind that is off shore that is driving the storm clouds our way. >> we have live team coverage tonight. john fowler is along the coast where the wind is expected to start picking up later tonight. first we check in with chief meteorologist bill martin tracking the storm clouds now heading our way. >> that's right. this is storm number two wee track -- we are tracking. the story with storm number two is the wind. we have rain coming but we will see wind. winds gust to 50 miles per hour. that is significant. it will have an impact on the early morning commute. the winds and the rain. 4:00 a.m., 5:00 a.m., 6:00 a.m. look at the size of this thing. 1500 miles across and 500 miles that way. it is a very large storm. the main

more at 10:00 p.m. jana katsuyama, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the chp is on the hunt tonight for who is throwing full water bottles at cars on state route 12 through santa rosa. it happened four times in two days. this is what happened to one victim's windshield. he had his grandchildren in the van at the time. >> i was driving. all of a sudden crashed. you know, right on the windshield. what is that? then i looked back and that is when i saw the pick up truck heading the other way. >> three cars were hit yesterday. a 4th today. chp officers are worried someone will get hurt. >>> develops news from san francisco, two workers were injured today in downtown san francisco. from news chopper 2 you can see the police responding to the scene and workers being sent home for the day. it happened at the construction site on mission street just a block south of market street. ktvu's david stevenson is there now to explain what went wrong. david? >> the victims were working on a tower for sales force.com. they are w

we obtained this drone video shot before 5:00 p.m. tonight. you are looking west, about 20,000 gallons per second is heading down the river towards the ocean. now water managers say we need to replace that water, which is good for fish with more rain that will be good for people. reporting live, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the sound of chainsaws was heard today as crews dealed with downed tree -- dealt with downed trees. it has been a hectic day as many trees toppled. and our coverage on the weekend storm continues at 6:15 p.m. the only region that didn't see much rain and bill will tell us when to expect another storm. >>> crisis today after a inmate tried to escape. ktvu's claudine wong is live at the courthouse where she spoke to witness whose described the scene. >> reporter: the courthouse is behind me and the jail is behind it. this attempted escape happened in the tunnels that connect and wind underneath the buildings. at 11:30 a.m. this morning the inmate decided to make a break for it. >> the inmate actually made it outside.

. >>> now at 6:00 p.m. this three-year-old's death has aneningry community taking action -- angry community taking action, the push. >> their wedding was held in secret but it rocked the nation. the impact this love story had on gays and lesbians couples across the country. >> and everyone agrees it is a dangerous crossing in san francisco. >> take your life in your own hands when you cross the street. >> the conflict over how to make van ness avenue safer. >>> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00 p.m. >>> the death of three-year-old is sparking outrage tonight, there is now a push to change the way law enforcement respond to child abuse allegations. i am. >>> i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. >> ktvu's allie rasmus spoke to a woman who is taking action by trying to change california law. >> reporter: there is a petition through www.change.org to create caylees law. they have 2400 signatures but they are hoping for more. >> reporter: just think

to 7:00 p.m. when the bulk of the moisture will come through. 8:00 p.m.o the overnight hours we're talking about light to moderate rainfall, not as windy. then we get another round, strong wind and heavy rainfall as we head through friday. find your region here on the map and let's go ahead and stop that clock for you. 7:00 a.m., the showers starting at the coast. continue that, stop it at 1:00 p.m. you are mostly going to get them done before about lunch time in the south bay but look what happens by 2:00 p.m. the heavy rainfall moves in, and we continue that pattern into about 7:00 p.m. after that the showers become a little lighter, we'll get a little break on thursday, and then the next round, that more powerful system moves in. i'll show you the totals we expect from the two combined coming up. there is a third one on its heels so. we have a lot of rachbl on the way, the pattern is changing. you got that spring wardrobe give at work out. let's check your drive. >> rock that spring wardrobe. looking at the bay bridge toll plaza we have the cash lanes

this happened around 2:03 p.m. yesterday after note.e able to get out on harmed. this restaurant may be out of business for at least a month. >> and east bay youth pastor is out on bail this morning. he is accused of hiding and two, 17 year-old runaway is in his home. he has also had a sexual relationship with one of them. he was arrested last wednesday. he is facing several charges, including sex with a minor. >> he resigned from the church, and police are investigating the possibility that there may be other victims. >> major controversy at an all girls' private high school in concord. a black history month menu announced that they would be promoting--was promoted as being a racial. the menu that was announced over the p a system that carondelet high-school included fried chicken, corn bread and watermelon. school officials have since apologized for the incident sang, that it was a communication breakdown between faculty and students. >> the school held a diversity assembly yesterday to help ease any possible tensions. >> after years

. 3 p.m., yellows in the north bay, 7 p.m. tomorrow night, continue to see almost like a fire hose, just aimed, this time, water going into the north bay, ukiah, santa rosa, getting slammed a 2 a.m. sunday morning, expecting the highest rain totals up north, gilroy, monterey, see heavier batches, monday morning, things quiet down, rainfall totals expected to really be impressive in the north bay mountains, four to nine inches, santa cruz mountains, three to five, one and a half to three to five inches, sierra nevada, winter storm warning till 4 p.m., winter storm watch sunday, storm totals 7,000, two to four feet, storm levels rising, prepare for treacherous driving conditions if you are going to brave it, early plans will be wet, upper 40s to low 50s, tomorrow afternoon, hang on to the rains here, numbers remain in the low 50s to 60s with your highs going into your sundays. waves of rain, showers early on monday. we get a short bleak on tuesday, that will be key here as we see a return possibility of some showers. middle to l

we'll have much more on this during that i -- 11:00 p.m. ofwe learn of more stories problems within the department that some say are costing lives. more on this wave of emotion facing defeat -- eas dash facing d.c. >> in 18 toddlers life was saved, in another an elderly man died. the ups and downs of the departme were the focus of the hearing today. gracie was here at south avenue southeast -- >> where firefighters with engine company 33 word t -- were dispatched for a java having a disease or -- a toddler having a seizure. the firefighters made a quick decision. the truckhe child on and drove him straight to the hospital. he applauded the firefighters initiative, but is troubled. >> i'm troubled there was not an amulet nearby. that is a systemic problem. 77-year-oldows the cecil mil's death who collapsed across the street from a firehouse. the firefighters inside did not come out to help. >> each of these iranian us workers was aware there was an urgent need across the street, and yet no one came to help. >> mills family and first responde

until 10 p.m. they swap among 38 cameras, including new hd cams strategically placed in the pen and play area. the keeper belies on the cameras to monitor his development and to make sure the pandas are ok. ande are watching the bears keeping anaya what they are doing making sure that don't need any food or whatever. >> they also track behavioral data like when she cries. >> i start climb to the top of the rocks for the first time. >> the panda cams were turned off to the public for two weeks causing outrage. they missed bao bao opening her eyes and missed cash and her vet opening her eyes and her vet checkup. she began climbing and playing with new toys. >> she plays with her feet all the time. it is cute. >> it is wonderful. >> now she has train stations but you won't see those online. it is forbidden to show the people. you will see bao bao sleeping in this bucket a lot unless mom decides otherwise. >> she sleeps about 20 hours a day now but soon in the coming months she will become more active

p.m. this afternoon, a conversation with marilyn hewson, ceo of lockheed martin. peter cook with that, a defense contractor for the nation. all things washington, look for that at 2:00 p.m. this is "bloomberg surveillance," i am tom keene. adam johnson is in, olivia sterns is here before she jets off to sochi. scarlet fu is figure skating. >> better her than me. another big move from yahoo!, marissa mayer, according to the wall street journal, partnering up with yelp. this is right up your street, olivia. >> trying to improve the local search. when you put in bergdorf goodman, normally what would, is bergdorf goodman.com, they are going to have the young local were a few -- they are going to have the yelp local review.

the snow ends around 2:00 p.m.. expect to see another 3 in. there. this system does get out in the afternoon and then we try out. we will cool down. its 24 right now in o'hare. temperatures are going the wrong way. with this wind that windchill will feel much cooler. 11 at o'hare. here is the day planner. down to 22 degrees by noon. 50 percent chance of snow. maybe some sunshine by 5:00. tonight we drop down to minus 3 degrees. there's a we're mostly sunny. only nine degrees. we go from mexico to polar vortexes. friday's high is 16. >> that snow is coming so fast. they're having a hard time keeping up with the snow. snow- covered roads is when you can expect. slick conditions. we've already had a number of stops. there's an accident at 80-94 at climb which is already a problem. watch your speed. what we are hearing is you want to give yourself double the amount of time to get to work. plan accordingly. we had an accident last night and crashed into a wall. it happened early this morning. just north of that cicero avenue exit. the man is said to be in

making its way along the bayshore, 4:00 p.m.king up in intensity in oakland, hayward, into 6:00 p.m., you can see moderate downpour for the east bay shores as well as into the south bay and continue to push south throughout the day so by 9:00 p.m. some heavier rain in the south bay, lingering into tomorrow morning but we are expecting dry conditions by tomorrow afternoon. as for the sierra, we have a winter storm warning in effect, that's going to remain in effect until about 4:00 a.m. tomorrow. we could get anywhere up to about 2 feet of snow above 7000 feet, we could get another 8 inches at lake level so it is pretty windy up there, gusts getting up to 35 miles per hour, 70 miles per hour at the ridge, though, chain restrictions certainly likely. now, this is what the sierra forecast looks like, snow showers today into tomorrow but then afternoon sunshine, mostly cloudy on tuesday, moderate temperatures mainly in the 40s with the lows dropping down to the 30s and the 20s. now, taking a look at your seven day around the bay, it

by 9:00 p.m. it will pick up in terms of intensity. >> by 10:00 p.m.s will be dry and we are actually expecting sunshine. if you're going out to sigup to ta once they will have snow showers and expecting three to six and just above 7,000 ft.. >> your extended forecasts shows a drive by tomorrow and another chance of showers tuesday night and wednesday. >> if you're looking for an * after valentine's day place to eat in san francisco.we've got a few options for you. here to help us break those down is marcia gagliadri from tablehopper. good morning. >> how were sure valentine's day? >> it was lovely. it was like being at a big family gathering. >> what about yours? >> i had a nice time in the space, we went to a nice restaurant. >> valentine's day has to be one of the most popular days. are restaurants were just pack. >> right up there is new year's eve and mother's day. those are the three big ones. >> now the valentine's day has moved on, you have a list of some restaurants that we should look at. >> you have plenty of options but first up we have --n

this starts to wind down by 3:00 p.m. on monday. 5:00, the evening commute, i don't think it will be an issue. at that point, we will be dry. here is your snow forecast. i will be posting this on facebook in a little bit. the d.c. metro area can expect one to two inches, except for northern montgomery county and loudoun county, seeing 2 to 4 inches. the sweet spot will be here, where you'll see about 4 to 6 inches. a high temperature on monday of 38 degrees. chance of rain late tuesday night, maybe some freezing rain tuesday night and we're looking at rain on wednesday. you can see this week once again, looking at cold temperatures, as well. >> 50 degrees, we hardly knew you. >>> coming up in sports, the >>> coming up in sports, the for seeing your business' cash flow work even harder. for seeing receivables coming in and payables going out... so that now you can do more for your business today and tomorrow. for seeing your business' cash flow like never before. the enhanced cash flow insight, powered by pnc cfo, a suite

he will have a press crown prince at 1:30 p.m. this afternoon -- and they will have a press conference at 1:30 p.m. this afternoon. onyou can watch it live wjla.com. >> new at noon, a new report shows hiring was surprisingly the seconduary for straight month. employers added 113,000 jobs last month, and some of the jobless hired caused the limits rate -- the unemployment rate to drop to 6.6%. investigating a pittsburgh company, which might be the possible portal from which hackers targeted target. hackersas said that the access their system from the computers of one of their vendors. many reasons i do not run, but the obvious reason why i think i should not run. >> part of the interview with cnn. has made his decision on whether or not he think he is the best person for the job. hillary clinton has not announced her intentions for 2016, but she is seen as the front-runner. maryland's governor has announced a plan to take back to baltimore jail. over,s where inmates took and we have the details. officerscorrectional have been sente

. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. an up tick in crime as a neighborhood is on edge. a community alert has gone out if you are a victim of crime you should call the police. the problem is, that alone might not be enough. ktvu's noelle walker is in montclair where she spoke with a woman who was held up at gun point. >> that woman has been held up twice in oakland but didn't expect it here. now victims are told to call opd and the neighborhood private security company as well. [ singing ] >> reporter: it is not the place you think of when you think of crime. [ singing ] >> reporter: but times are changing. >> i think the bank was robbed down there. >> a neighborhood rise in crimes of opportunity. >> i looked down and i saw the gun. oh, my god. so scared. >> reporter: so scared. she was walking from work to her car when she was held up at gun point. >> i am so scared. i cannot run or do anything. >> reporter: the association is warning about an increase in street robberies. telling victims to call police and call the neighborhood security company too. >> they can be very

we count until 10:00 p.m sunday night. winter storm warning starts tomorrow morning expecting 2 to 4 feet of snow. above 7,000 feet el vagsz. i would not recommend you travel up there don't try to brave it until after the storm passed. it's going to be treacherous up there tomorrow morning low 50s to low 50s you're going need um brel why tomorrow afternoon looking at rain, upper 40s to foos. soaking rain saturday. it's a rainy day sunday gshg idea to perhaps make plans for inside. shourts early monday, and this is really encouraging wednesday going into thursday, we have a chance of rain returning to the bay area. all very to say is be careful out there. next storm is going to be a drencher. you're going to need to hang on to umbrellas for a while. live from the roof of the kgotv broadcast center. really wem come. i'm abc7 nuts meteorologist. back to you. >> thank you. >> that is what we need you can track rain in the bay area and down load it on our web site abc7 news.com/apps. there it is for you. >> just ahead apologies

they ordered a pizza, which arrived shortly before 9:00 p.m.e shows karen never ate any pizza. at some point, things got violent. permenter grabbed a knife from the kitchen and stabbed her repeatedly as karen fought for her life she scratched him and got his skin under her fingernails. permenter probably tried to collect his thoughts and come up with an alibi while eating some pizza, leaving his fingerprint on the porous cardboard. by the time he decided to paint karen's ex-boyfriend's name on the wall in her blood, the blood spatter from the murder had already dried. the wet blood over the dry blood told investigators this happened much later. when he put blood on karen's right hand, he forgot she was left-handed. he called his friend trying to establish his alibi. his call bounced off a cell tower near karen's apartment. >> we subpoenaed the cell phone records and found that he called at 9:32 the first call, was made in the neighborhood of pannell's house. >> it was key. it through the whole story off. >> tim went back to karen's house, calle

our coverage continues at the 10:00 p.m. news and tonight we are looking into what makes silicon valley startup so valuable >> today on "tmz," >> i came in this morning and i couldn't believe the picture. michelle rodriguez got pants. i've got them getting back into their car. when they get back to the hotel, the pants are gone and cara's holding them. >> you know the real winner of that night? the limo driver. >> the driver. that guy wins. >> paris hilton was celebrating her birthday and our camera guy is zooming on this tall gentleman right behind her and then he leans in and takes a whiff of her hair, super creeper. >> it's not that sniffing. it's that he's from behind. you can see he's up to something. >> almost anything that is done from behind is pretty weird. >> heidi klum, you know how r

and 3:00 p.m..ou can get a prepaid parking pass for $20 spread the parking fees go to pay for maintaining the lot. if you do not pay to park in one of those more than six--1800 spots available, you will be fined $45 spread it will still be free to park their after 3:00 p.m. on weekdays and also on weekends and holidays. >> oscar-winning actor philip seymour hoffman has died. police say that he was found dead of an apparent drug overdose in the bath room of his manhattan apartment. the 46 rural one in academy award for best actor for the 2005 optic capote. he also appeared and money ball, charlie wilson's war, the doubt, and the master for which he was nominated as best supporting actor. >> stay with kron4 for continuing coverage of his death. the omg insider and inside edition will start at 7:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. right before the kron 4 news at 8:00 p.m.. >> here is a live look outside from our roof cam. today oakland is expected to get a high of 54 degrees. ♪ dear armpit... in the lottery of li, y

in winter advisory is in effect until 3:00 p.m.. we have cold temperatures and more fun snow coming up. >> a few spots that could cause problems for people. work on the inbound kennedy at cumberland. that will be picked up about 30 minutes. doing some resurfacing there. we have glass that fell off a building this is a window at michigan and pearson. blocking a lane of traffic. if you see some collins down there along the mile that's what that's about. other than that, easy travel times. the snow has melted a lot particularly on the side of the road which is making for some pulling. we will give you details on that in a moment. >> more to come including a live update on the rising world levels. >> and hearing from the mother of the girl who was kidnapped in missouri. >> and the governor holds its first meeting since the bridge scandal broke. >> add new moviestornadoes and e thunderstorms hit downstate, with flood warnings in our area. we'll have a *live report. ukraine's president says a peace deal has been reached with protesters. d

at 6:00 p.m. what we learned about their backgrounds and what one told us about drug use in a community. david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> today san francisco mayor ed lee called the officers a blemish and said they would be held accountable and the police department will rebound. >> the chief and the police commission will make sure that our police department as a whole learns from this. understands its role and is a better department as a result of it. >> and you heard the strong words from the police chief. on www.ktvu.com we posted the reaction to the indictments from the chief so you can see his comments. >>> we are on storm watch tonight as rain and wind are ramping up at this hour. >> we have team coverage. john fowler and bill martin. >> storm number two moving into the evening hours. the system gets ready to come on shore. a storm alert for tonight through friday. rain returns and the morning commute will be the heaviest. strong winds with this one. the winds will be stronger. we

they hope to have everything open and by 7:00 p.m. i do know the driver that caused the accident is being investigated. right now it is not clear if he will face any charges. iem paul chambers, ktvu. >> those lanes won't be opening until 7:00 p.m. >>> a new development in the case of a morganville teenager. we now know that a grand jury has indicted for is charging him with murder and kidnapping. we broke the story on twitter and we are live with details. >> reporter: it was a stunning announcement a short while ago revealed in a grand jury has charged murder and kidnapping in this case. this is the biggest development in the case since garcia torres was arrested in may of 2012. the body of the girl has never been found. during this time he has been in jail test entered a plea. that could all change now that the grand jury has handed down the indictment. >> the defendant needs to come into court and enter a plea. been the case gets set for later hearings and trial. >> reporter: the girl's father said he was taken by surprise. >> i can

our next scheduled meeting on march 21, 2014, from 1:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. at city hall in room 400. please call the mayor's office on disability for future information or request accommodations at 415, 554-6789, or tty 554-6799. please speak slowly into the microphone to assist our captioner and interpreters. >> thank you. we have roll call. >> cochair chip supanich, present, cochair idell wilson, absent. councilmember tatiana cast, star laura absent, denise present, harriet wong, absent. roland wong absent, starta absent. >> thank you. the next item is reading and the approval of the agenda. i would like to first make a motion to amend the agenda. seeing as we have a lot of speakers to listen to today, i would like to move the directors report item no. 6 to follow item no. 9. item no. 5 to follow item no. 9. any objections to the amendment? >> no. >> okay. thanks. you can read it now. item 1, welcome, introduction and roll call. item 2, action item. reading and approval of the agenda. item 3, public comment. items not on today's agenda, but within the jurisdiction of the mdc. each

so from 11:00 p.m. to 4:00 or so a.m., we will be in the pocket of the potential of the icing. 35 at 11:00 p.m., and 30 degrees morning that range of 30 to 37 degrees is across the area again, and the window for freezing rain, and by tomorrow, around noon, that rain as liquid should be making its way out of here and moving out n. a couple of minutes we will talk more about the storm system for the weekend, and what has changed and what we are looking at right now. >> and tips are pouring into the virginia state police to try to help them to find missing police reservist kevin quick. police are hoping to hear from anybody who has spotted his toyota four-runner. it was last spotted in manass with a man who was trying to 450 hide his face. he was last seen leaving his mother's home in charlottesville, and he is a longtime police volunteer. >> and a real life castaway. a fisherman says he survived a year in the pacific ocean and says he survived by catching fish and birds with his barehands as he drifted fr

by 3:00 p.m. you can expect cloudy conditions for the north and partly cloudy conditions for the nosouth bay. >> we are tracking what may become a hot spot on interstate 580 in the westbound direction. there is an accident sen at el charros road. she it backs up like a normal commute on what would have otherwise been a light ride. >> following this breaking story in san leandro. according to alameda county fire. first and second floors were fully engulfed. no reports of evacuation's or exposures at the moment. >> here is video from earlier this morning. this fire started around 4:30 a.m.. there were six people inside. the fire apparently broke out in the kitchen area and wind up residence on the bottom floor woke up they stated that they saw flames everywhere and that one of stairs and knocked on the door of the other apartment and was able to get the people out. the first person the to here in a second was the person that was living upstairs. the second person will be the person who went door to

january 30th, from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.. we would like to nouns that our progress report is available online and sfusd do the e d u. key strategies are being used to improve the learning experience for each student at every sfusd school. the 2013th district scorecard and the sfusd budget. this friday, january 31st, all school sites will be closed in observance of lunar new year. >> thank you. item c, recognition and commendations. deputy superintendant? speaker: i would like to call guerrero. good evening. it's my pleasure to introduce miss maya navajo she is the third class teacher for students with autism. her students have learning and behavioral challenges requiring a specialized program. this is her third year of teaching. one of her former students parents recommended her for this award and this is what she stated. each student requires intensive supervision just to be safe and requires real creativity and patience from a teacher to learn and to make progress in life skills. it requires tireless work well above and bey

by 3:00 p.m. the rain will intensify and that will carry us into the evening. >> here is a look at future cast 4 by noon, light rain along the coastline for places like free my. take a look at what happens later on in the day by 3:00 p.m. intense rain for napa and petaluma. we will catch a dry break in the rain will pick up by 7:00 p.m.. we're looking at the possibility of severe weather. we may see thunderstorms along the coastline and a dan local flooding is a possibility. >> as you wake up on thursday we will continue with scattered showers before the most part rain will taper off but as we head into the afternoon plenty of low 60's. hayward will have a high of 61 and your 7 day around the bay shows unsettled weather for the weekend. stormed no. 2 will arrive on friday with gust of wind. light rain for early saturday morning. we may see a dry day on sunday. just a slight chance for the next work week. more details on your forecast coming up. >> we have a few minor accidents but nothing to slow

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critical times 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. i think that's about perfect. slick for the morning commute, but fine for the evening commute because we'll turn milder in the afternoon and stay milder for the rest of the week. yes, we might hit 60 before the week is out. tonight cold with snow or a mix late, trace to 3 inches, low temperatures 26 to 32, winds out of the southeast at 10. break it down. even by 5:00 in the morning the precip will be gone at least downtown, 33 at 7:00, 36 at 9:00, in the 40s at 11:00 and you're walking to lunch, sunshine and temperature in the upper 40s near 50s. okay wednesday, milder, 53, perhaps a shower and look at this on thursday, milder, a few late clouds, high temperatures in the upper 50s. the next seven days we get into the end of the week, thursday upper 50s, but friday near 60. however, with friday we're looking at showers, rain and maybe thunderstorms. we may have to issue a yellow alert friday for storms. you can do that in february. nice saturday and getting cooler, chilly sunday, back

off by 3:00 p.m.breaks for places like san rafael and even out towards livermore valley. i do not think the evening plants will be affected because we have mostly cloudy conditions. >> we have a another way or rain headed light rain is expected, nothing compares to what we saw last night and showers will start to taper off as will wake up early saturday. >> if your headed up to tahoe comedy should bring your chain because we will seek an additional eight is is a snow. it was just on one will carry us through saturday. again, once the weather could come to the weekend and was the partial clearing as we head into next week. >> we continue our team coverage of the storm, kron4 jackie sissel is live. >> you can see the rain in the parking lot in downtown san rafael. we have seen rain basically says 10:00 p.m. last night. it has been pretty heavy. we have not saying much in the well rain so this is something that i want to show you. this a drainage area, i was out there just a couple weeks ago. basically,

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tomorrow night at 10:00 p.m. >>> water water everywhere except the south bay. whole lot there. how did that happen? >> crazy. pineapple express is like shooting a fire hose but during the storm it will meander, 40, 50 miles this time locked in place. marin, sonoma, it poured for three straight days. little bit of sunshine in the south bay. that is the weekend it was the haves and have notes. we found san francisco, 2.5 inches of rainfall. you will be a foggy mess tomorrow. much of the bay area, humid air. cloudy night, lots of fog and cloud cover tomorrow morning. plan on it looking like that for awhile. we will enter another drought stretch. what did this rain do? increased rainfall by the water by 19%. rose varies already up 4%, like -- reservoirs already up 4%. likely gain more. snow pack got an 8% bump but 74% below normal. that ridge of high pressure is back now it is closer moved up to the north a bit and the storm track is just to our north at the california, oregon border but still juicy. there is a tonne of rainfall some say southern oregon at the moun

should be here close to 5:00 p.m. to be prepared. if there is potentially could hold off until after that. today's high is only 26. wednesday we make 24. thursday's high is 11 degrees. it will be quite cold for thursday and friday even saturday. saturday we mig-23. monday, 10. not much of a warm- up. >> we have some traffic because of police activity impacting the no. 96 ct a bus. both directions due to the street blockage. the water main break at first and washington. keep in mind we are dealing with in written full lane closures between racine and morgan. give yourself some extra time. >> still more to come -- including alive report on the race for governor. and -- the former teacher accused in a youtube video of child sex abuse has been arrested. we'll have details. plus -- the latest on the chris christie bridge scandal, as the new jersey governor speaks out on local radio. and -- we're learning more on the death of actor philip seymour hoffman and what was found inside his apartment. the employee at the center of misconduct alle

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. >>> new at 6:00 p.m. there could be new choices of healthier meats coming to bay area supermarkets. when the government shut down a slaughterhouse it sent shock waves through the northern california beef industry. but ktvu's ken wayne tells us the closure has opened up a new opportunity. >> reporter: after national recalls, many cattlemen were faced with higher prices. >> we will be starting from scratch. >> reporter: david evans purchased the plant and has plans to reorganize the operation. >> i am planning to operate the facility for private branding specialty sustainable meat products. we are not doing commodity trading. >> reporter: high quality specialty brands for the north bay. >> this is the connection. this is what keep rural communities thriving so people in the city could feel good the resources are managed creately. >> i tend to look -- correctly. >> i tend to look at the quality. >> they found customers who pay attention to their food choices. >> you can buy packaged meats but is it worth it

the second session will be april 25th, same time, 2:00-4:00 p.m. room 421, city hall. access to information. session three may 23rd, 2014. same time, same place, called access to buildings and facilities. and i just got a question from my staff asking if the training is open to the public, and i would say potentially yes, but first come because we need to make sure that our ada coordinators have the opportunity first. session for would be june 23, 2014, titled complaints and request for accommodations. again, same time, same location, room 421, city hall. and we will send that to you by e-mail. >> carla, i have one question as well. during the trainings, i was curious if there ever needed to be covered a fourth module when it comes to complaints and request. when it comes to communicating or working with people with disabilities and making sure the communication is effective and understanding between both parties especially when it comes to local government officials. i know there was an issue that arose during a disaster training. i wonder if there is a way to improve

just a couple of them going into 10:00 p.m . showers winding down. when all is said and done sheer what we're looking at in terms of rainfall. three quarters of an inch and santa cruz mountains could pick up 1 to 2 inches of rain. winter weather advisory starts in the morning above 4,000 feet running until tomorrow night. this is a cold storm, carry chains expect delays. going into friday night throughout the weekend and weekend storm, mountains expected to pick up 4 to 6 inches in spots throughout sunday night. lower elevations here in the bay area 2 to 4 inches of rain. hard to believe this is what sometimes we can see in february. so it's coming. tomorrow morning mostly 40s not as cold with rain. make sure you have umbrellas. kids need to be dressed. tomorrow afternoon, low to upper 50s. 49 clear lake. they may see a mix of rain and snow. accu-weather forecast, morning rain turning into showers tomorrow. it's going to be a chance of rain mainly in the north bay. a night time tomorrow night. everyone, or friday night we'll see