take what they wanted from their house. police are calling this case complicated, patti. >> reporter: for a lot of reasons. starting with the primary victim a widow possibly in her 70s. she answered a knock on her door this afternoon only to have three men push their way inside. around 3:15 this afternoon a boy ran out of this house on via doble and banged in a neighbor's door. that neighbor happened to be a state senator. >> a young man who was visiting his grandmother next door was very excited and told me he had just been robbed. >> reporter: he soon learned the boy who he estimated to be around 12 years old had been taped up along with his grandmother. while armed robbers took a safe from their home. the boy managed to escape shortly after the men left the home. >> they had taped him up, he and his grandmother. he was very upset. he had run over here because they had taken his home. >> reporter: the robbery in the middle of day came to a shock to neighbors who say they will not be answering the door anymore. according to police all three suspects are hispanic males. suspect one between 20 and 30 year old he wore a red shirt. suspect two around 19 years old he also wore a red shirt. suspect three had short buzz hair with a birthmark above his eye, he wore a light blue shirt. a crime like this was committed right next door. >> it was the most beautiful sunday. very quiet neighborhood. these things don't happen here. >> reporter: police are asking for help in locating the suspects at last check there were still no arrests. live in concord, patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. new developments tonight after friday's b.a.r.t. trail derailment. service is now back on track. just in time for the morning commute. and they're still trying to figure out exactly what caused that train to go off the tracks between concord and pleasanthill. as the investigation continues the trains they are now rolling again. allie rasmus shows just what it took to restore service. >> reporter: you could hear the hum of b.a.r.t. trains at the con card station this morning. the first san francisco bound train pulled in at 8:07. service was back online after friday's train derailment shut down the train station. >> very happy it's back up today. it's not that hard for me to get to pleasant hill from here but it's much more convenient. >> reporter: trains lifted up and hauled away jackknifed b.a.r.t. cars. then they brought in two 40- foot sections of tracks to make repairs. from the platform you could see the blackened unrepaired metal. some of the derailment was used to divert tracks. the passenger trains were much better. crews finished inspections and checks then did test runs with empty trains before resuming passenger service. >> our message to passengers is we want to thank them for their patient. we know it's a big inconvenience for people but break downs are inevitable. if you drive a car it's going to break down sometime. if you have a train system, things are going to go wrong. >> it's a manmade system and there are going to be flaws. but i think that a little more attention could be given to detail. >> reporter: investigators at the public utilities commission and b.a.r.t. safety department will be looking at all the details in the investigation. tom smith was killed by another officer while they searched an apartment in dublin. the san francisco chronicle obtained a strongly worded bulletin. he suggested that few individuals inside and outside b.a.r.t. were undermining efforts to improve the reputation of the b.a.r.t. police force. a public memorial tomorrow will honor two highway patrol officers 33-year-old juan gonzalez and 34-year-old brian law. they died last monday in a crash on highway 99 in fresno county. both men spent time on duty here in the bay area. thousands are expected to attend the service including governor jerry brown and police officers from all over the bay area. the memorial takes place tomorrow at fresno state university. a redwood city girl faces drunk driving charges after an accident with eight teenagers in a car. the car she was driving crashed into a retaining wall early this morning on jefferson avenue and ruby street. one of the male passengers was taken to the hospital but his injuries were nonthreatening. the others were treated on the scene. that teenager was booked into the juvenile center. now to an early taste of spring since we've had very little winter weather. many people enjoyed the sun this afternoon. this is the scene at lake merit as people enjoyed the unseasonably warm weather. that is about to change. >> and we have the time line of not one but two storms headed this way. >> this warm weekend will seem like a distant memory out there. right now mostly clear skies. take a look at the afternoon. lots of 60s and some 70s. patchy fog right now hanging out near parts of the san mateo coastline. also filling monterey bay. here's a big change developing out in the pacific. the storms developing and lining up and this will be the key source of us. some more storms developing later in the week. especially by wednesday and later in the week by friday. here's the projected storm track storm one. that is scheduled for wednesday. and storm two is set to come into the region by friday. the wednesday rainstorm line. we will let you know when the heaviest storm time lines are expected. we will take a look at the storm totals coming up at 10:50. a new proposal may give california more to money to fight wildfires. the president obama will discuss a proposal tomorrow when he meets with western governors from states affected by wildfires and drought. now to a history making day on the basketball court. sanford allumn jason collins has played in his first nba game since announcing he is gay. debora villalon has the story. >> reporter: the first openly gay nba player. the reaction was actually muted just how jason collins would have liked. >> i need to be a solid basketball player. again, it's about focusing on the task at hand and not thinking about history. >> reporter: he came to play but for so many people jason collins ushers in a new era. san francisco has the nation's oldest gay basketball league. scrimmages tonight and aware of collins new contract. >> i think that's big. i think that sends a message to kids in high school, kids in college now that it's not a big deal. but at the end of the day we're all people. >> reporter: 35-year-old collins came out in april after his 12th proseason. he received widespread support but no offer to play for a new team until the nets where he began his career offered him the 10 day deal. >> i suppose they will sign him for the season because he's a very strong center. founder of the gba believes that collins now sets the stage for michael sams as he gets ready to go into if draft. >> life is so much better for me. i don't have to hide who i am. just be my normal self. >> absolutely amazing. jazz about time. >> reporter: the mets played the warriors last night. fans who were there wished collins luck too. >> we read this morning he had aen contract and we were very happy. >> very, very happy. >> it's a great step. >> reporter: jason collins was anti -- and posed for this picture. >> he is very, very sweet. >> be yourself, be your true authentic self. never be ashamed or fear to be your true authentic service. >> reporter: collins played basketball in college with his brother back in 1998. reporting live in san francisco, debora villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. the first openly gay nfl draft hopeful that debora mentioned michael sam he tweeted his support for jason collins 34. excited to see you do your work out there. hash tag courage, hash tag ground breaking. a bay area town rolls out the red carpet for businesses. why it says it's worth it. kids in california coming down with a mysterious in infection. you can call hey! welcome home! hey mom! woah, this kitchen looks beautiful. it's bigger! it's great, right? give him the tour. let me show you! quartz countertop, soft-close drawers, farm sink, under cabinet lighting, look at this spice rack. where's my room? right there where it's always been! we had to take just a little bit for the kitchen. just slide right in! because your kitchen dreams can be big, ikea has it all. giving businesses a break. it's new at 10:00 tonight. it's one tactic that one east bay city is taking in an attempt to lure new companies. the strategy is really quite simple. and it appears to be paying off big time for san leandro. katie yuccas speaks to us. >> reporter: the owner of this machining company is eager to show us his company. his employees put together and distribute 3d printers. >> this year i hope to hire 40 more people. that means we need the space to expand. but because we're a start up that doesn't mean we have the money to expand. >> there's a lot of industrial space which could be used for a much bigger purpose. >> they were like come here, come here. >> reporter: to lure companies the city is waving the business license fee for 2014 and started doing so in september. >> we've had over 135 businesses that come into san leandro since we started the program. >> reporter: for small businesses this means around $300 in savings. >> we're a start up so for us the monetary concern like every dollar counts right now. >> reporter: larger companies can save thousands. the brewery 21st amendment plans to take over this industrial building on williams street and will benefit from the business license holiday. the city is taking an initial hit. so far $30,000 is foregone because of the licensing holiday. >> there's a lot of money going into san francisco, silican valley and we're trying to siphon some of it to come here. >> reporter: from 3d printing like this bracement the warehouse has evolved. but only time will tell if the mayor's investment in the future will pay off. >> reporter: a replica world war ii bypass flipped over over today. the plane was damaged but the pilot walked away without injuries. the biplane looks like something the red barron would have road. accusing deputies of creating the confrontation with an emotionally impaired man. >> they break the door down. they rushed him within minutes they fired over 14 shots hitting him numerous times. >> i just want to say that i've been married 40 years. he gave me three beautiful boys. and grand kids i have. he was a good man and he didn't deserve to die. last monday paramedics called police after 61-year-old david goins became agitated and tried to assault them as they attempted to put him in an ambulance. responding officers says they opened fire when goins came at them with a baseball bat. leaders are attempting an effort to keep long time renters in their homes. they would -- leno and lee will announce the effort tomorrow in china town. at least five california children are suffering from a mysterious illness that has left them with polio like symptoms. stanford and ucla says the children became ill with the infections between august of 2012 and july of last year. the children suffered unexplained par -- paralysis in one or both legs. all of the children had been vaccinated against polio. for many bay area baby boomers the affordable care act is just what the doctor ordered. the associated press reports that people aged 65 to 64 are the most enrolled. the new law benefits older americans because insurance cannot be denied because of preexisting conditions such as blood pressure. to help veterans transition back into civilian life. >> now there's what we call a civilian military divide. the vets think one thing the civilians think another. our aim is to give people to understand each other better for the good of the veteran community. former president added too many veterans are unemployed and it's time for them to pursue the american dream. in the first year and a half of recreational marijuana sales, the state of colorado will collect billions of the dollars. governors from other states said today they're not ready to push for laws beyond what they have now. >> i don't think tax revenue should have anything to do with the discussion of whether you legalize marijuana. >> we started looking at adjusting the penalty for criminal use of marijuana. and what we've seen is our prison populations have gone down. >> reporter: colorado plans to spend much of that tax revenue on programs for drug prevention and treatment of substance abuse. more details now on the views of california's governor on recreational act. governor brown acknowledged the legalization measure would likely be on the ballot here at some point. an interesting side note here, colorado girl scouts are not allowed to sell cookies in front of legitimate marijuana dispensaries. the girls scouts of colorado issued a statement saying they don't think that pot clubs are a proper place to sell girl scout cookies. a bay area scout created a big buzz because of her cookie sales outside of a pot dispensary. she set up shop and sold 136 boxes in just two hours. california girl scouts says if it is a legitimate business and parents feel it's safe then that's fair game. going to elaborate links. the new video released that shows how american drug lord managed to avoid capture for 10 years. the deal involving netflix that's [ laughter ] he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves me! that's right. 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[ girl ] make dinner pop! ♪ [ male announcer ] don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls gets you there in just 60 seconds. ♪ attorney general's office released the video of tunnels connecting joaquin "el chap o" guzman's homes. the video shows a staircase heading toward the sewer system. the government in caracas is the weakest. there have been daily protests in caracas for nearly two weeks. at least 10 protesters have been killed with police and security forces. >> people are already dying in the streets. people are getting beaten now. people are getting torturedded every day and they're leaving how scares they are behind. because they realize that this is the moment. this is it. there's no other moment but this one. secretary of state's called venezuela use of force against protesters unacceptable. alex summer who was said to be the oldest holocaust survivor has died at the age of 110. her summer was the movie a portrayal of her life. alex summer died this morning in london with her family by her side. he calls himself the leukemia slayier. how a bay area boy plans to celebrate an important milestone while giving back. >> the dahli lama draws a big crowd today in the east bay. his simple me substantial to the thousands in at ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] spring is calling. get 10% off all in-stock composite decking at lowe's. ♪ now to the dahli lama's visit to the bay area. today he blessed the headquarters in richmond. he was surrounded by people all hoping to get a glimpse. the berkeley appearance was sold out. noelle walker was there. >> reporter: when east meets west. they converge on one smiling buddhist monk. 3,000 people came to the berkeley community theater to watch his holiness take center stage and hear his words of wisdom. the dahli lama takes his role of buddhist spiritual leader seriously and he can be seriously funny. his message was simple. try to become compassionate human being. >> reporter: how to achieve happiness. >> in order to become a happy person or a happy family, happy community, happy nation. then finally happy humanity. >> reporter: the dahli lama has lived in exile since fleeing tibet in 1969. he won the peace prize. for followers just being in his presence is said to bring great favor. >> it's about compassion and happiness and peace and we look up to him for that. >> reporter: for others it's just great therapy. >> it reminds me that i'm responsible for my happiness. >> reporter: it's also a chance for the audience to ask pressing questions. >> what do you do all day? what do you like to do for fun? >> the most important, eating. >> reporter: making sure his message on happiness left everyone smiling. >> okay, thank you. thank you. >> reporter: noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. as the dahli lama spoke today, members of the community were protesting outside. the dalai lama has not answered their questions on his visit. at 1:30 tomorrow afternoon he will speak about religion and research with a panel of silican valley leaders. that's by invitation only. the university will live stream both of those events. new at 10:00, the melting pot that is the bay area is getting decidedly more asian. some bay area cities are seeing such a large influx of asian immigrants than asians now make up a majority. >> it's a demographic shift of historic proportion. >> 10 years ago we received far more immigrants from latin america than from asian. we're now receiving three times more asians than we do hispanics. >> reporter: more than 100,000 asians are pouring into california each year. >> reporter: there's more china towns where chinese immigrants settled. now they're spreading out. and the old stereo type of working in dry cleaners or chinese restaurants have been shattered. most of the chinese immigrants are educated. >> much more highly edge cased -- highly educated and that reflects what is driving them here. jobs in high tech and silican valley. >> reporter: santa clara shot up from 18% to 38%. milpitas from 33 to 62%. high tech asian immigrants are even spreading beyond to places like san ramon where the asian population has jumped from just 9% to 35%. but nothing compares to cupertino where a whopping 63% of the population almost 2/3 is asian. the home of apple and sea gate is also home to the biggest demographic shift of any city in california. >> it's like a trend, people want to come up the country to have a good education here. and i'm one of them. >> reporter: yu is from shanghai her husband from hong kong. and they picked cupertino for one reason. >> good district. >> reporter: in cupertino city hall the walls are filled with pictures of white men who used to be leaders. >> they speak chinese so if you want to work here you have to be able to speak chinese. >> reporter: asians have passed filipinos. >> i'm the first asian indian president of the rotary club of cupertino. >> reporter: just like their asian counter parts, indians are drawn to good schools. >> they embrace all cultures. >> it's definitely i don't shop here because i don't know the market as well. >> reporter: at this shopping center on diansa boulevard the lucky grocery is gone replaced last year with an asian market. >> do you feel like you're getting pushed out a little bit? you can't go to your grocery store anymore? >> no, i have other places to shop. for me it's enriching. >> reporter: if the current immigration trend continues indians from asian could soon overtake chinese as the largest immigrant community in california. it is official, the bay area's netflix and comcast seal the deal to give comcast customers a better netflix experience. the two companies issued a joint statement today saying their accomplishing a more district connection for faster higher quality netflix streaming. federal regulars are expected to scrutinize the deal to see how it will impact competition between cable and internet providers. tech experts are warning people to update any apple ios software to eliminate what they call a scary security flaw. the problem involves one extra line of code that allows access to secure parts of a transmission. that means a savvy hacker could see things like your e-mail, bank transactions or flirty conversations on dating sites if they wanted to. the security flaw also exists on mac's ios. but it's not ready yet. a young bay area cancer patient with a super hero personality is celebrating a big milestone tomorrow. 12-year-old jacob goters calls himself the leukemia slayier on his web page. tomorrow is his last day of chemotherapy by iv in palo alto. he is organizing a celebration and plans to hand out gifts to other kids with cancer at the hospital. in true superhero fashion he's also raised $11,000 through social media campaigns for childhood cancer research. >> super hero indeed. no dvr necessary. how a church in canada had canadian hockey fans cheering. and we are wrapping up the last weekend of the month and it felt like summer out there with warm temperatures and fog making a come back coast side. keeping the temperatures cooler at the coast side. here's a change we're waiting for later in the week. we're going to see that move to the south. rainfall will be spreading over the bay area. in fact, a good portion of the state. right now we have patchy fog. basically hovering closer to monterey bay. some patches will redevelop overnight near the coastline. cool spots already in the 40s. up near santa rosa, napa, san francisco . time lapse i'll step out of the way that's the top of the golden gate bridge tower there. the fog some dense fog making a come back earlier today. the bulk of the cloud cover has been moving to the south of our coastline. for tonight we have this, partly cloudy skies out there. here's our live camera looking out toward the bay bridge. fog basically cleared out here a few days ago. midweek storm number one arrives it'll be a series pushing into the area. that's scheduled to move into the region that will be on friday. here's the over all weather pattern early tomorrow morning. some patchy fog. probably not as widespread as this morning. coolest locations in the upper 30s for santa rosa, napa, san francisco 48 and san jose 42 degrees. tomorrow not a big change from today. skies becoming partly cloudy. we thicken up the clouds in advance of this. that's a storm coming this way. set too come into the region on wednesday. the time line here on wednesday. the heaviest rain expected the afternoon and evening commute. winds do pick up as well. thursday we have scattered showers out there but for the most part a break out there. friday a stronger storm, winds possibly some thunderstorms as well. and then into saturday showers will be likely. in terms of storm totals you can see the bulk of the action up in the coastal hills. these are storm totals through saturday. could be topping 4-inches of rain. the central portions of the bay over an inch to 2-1/2 inches and for the south bay over an inch to about an inch and a half. those numbers will be changing quite a bit over the next few days. that's what we're thinking right now. at least for the forecast for tomorrow. it is dry out there. lots of clouds on tuesday. for the wednesday morning commute. probably just some clouds out there. but look what happens the rainfall rates do pick up and the chance of thunderstorms at least you can see the forecast model bright colors do reflect a chance out there. forecast highs for tomorrow. upper 50s to the upper 60s. warmest locations in the lower 70s. look ahead your five day forecast more clouds on tuesday. storm one on wednesday, chance of a shower. that's our break day on thursday. more rain and wind on friday. by the weekend we could have lingering showers for saturday. sunday skies are dry. we want to be careful in the roadways we could have power outages as well. >> thank you, mark. >> thanks mark. breaking news right now in san francisco. that's where thousands of people are without power at this hour. pg & e says that outage is affecting about 6,600 customers in the richmond district. the utility says the power went out just after 10:00 tonight. at this point pg & e says it doesn't know what the cause of the trouble is so they don't yet have an estimated restoration tonight. church or hockey that's the dilemma one church managed to resolve in one canadian team. the churchgoers were at the edge of their seat. stanford women go for their 14th straight. plus after [ laughter ] he loves me. he loves me not. he loves me. he loves me not. ♪ he loves me! that's right. 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[ girl ] make dinner pop! ♪ [ male announcer ] don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls gets you there in just 60 seconds. ♪ good evening everyone well -- welcome to this late night edition of sports wrap. if you woke up this morning and thought you would watch a little bit of the daytona 500, it turned out longer than you thought it would. all that happened around 10:00 our time. pull center and sprint cup rookie leading the first lap. then after about 45 minutes of racing and 37 laps the rain came severe rains that halted the race a record six hours and 22 minutes. it was dark by the time the drivers crawled back into their cars. a crash, danica patrick might have taken the worse of it for being at the wrong place at the wrong time. it was high under the track and into the wall she ended up. 40th she ended. and junior had a piece of debris in his grill. but that did not affect him as he sprinted to the finish and cars wrecked behind him. time is running out and the pac12 basketball schedule which means cal needs to pile up as many wins as possible in his attempt to secure a spot in the ncaa tournament. mike montgomery knowing nothing but a win today over last place usc would be good enough. justin cob was a big reason the bears were able to keep an upper hand in this one. cobs banks in and he led all scores with 22 points. cal with three at the half and stretching it out in the second half. cob again to the hoop and again getting the shot to go despite the foul. the bears win 77-63. they're 18 and nine over all. 9-5 in the pac12 which has them tied for 12th place with stanford. on the women's side there's one place. the young fans at ucla today can say they were there to see it. stanford basketball this year means agumike. she does it all in this possession. the steal and then the rebound. the fifth ranked cardinal 26-2 over all and the regular season pac12 chance at 15-1. cal trying to nail down senior day at usc. the bears disrupt the -- britney boyd for the hoop. the bears up by four at the half. they then went on a 15-2 run. gray there for the follow. bears win 76-67 a half game in front of third place arizona state. the plan today was for the golfers to play 36 holes in the match play championship in arizona. it required 39 for jason dade to get the job done. the 26-year-old australian won the match earning the right to dubisan. couldn't get a decent drop so he conceded for this drop. dade's margin was just one. they can win at 18 if he makes this par. the ball hangs tantalizingly on the lip. into sudden death they go. first extra hole. dubison in trouble again. he manages to get close enough with this shot. he salvages a par. and the match continues. >> what a shot. >> reporter: we move ahead to the second extra hole. dubous takes a trip into the desert. this time he concedes he concedes nothing. he got it done. he makes birdie and wraps up the most amazing final in the 16 years of this tournament. still to come on this late sunday night edition of sports wrap. history made tonight in the nba with former stanford star jason collins. one last trip to th ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] spring is calling. get 10% off all in-stock composite decking at lowe's. ♪ if you're a 49er fan this time of year is all about what the roster will look lick -- like in the coming season. there's good news. fans according to nfl sources the team and receiver bolden are close to an agreement. san francisco's only real wide receiving threat for the first one games until michael crabtree returned from injury. the winter games in sochi came to their conclusion today. canada considers hockey it's national support and the canadians proved it by winning gold in both men and women's hockey. today was a 3-0 win against sweden. and driver steven holcomb has ended a drought. last week he did that by winning in two competitions. he's also a 62 year first for the united states. here's how the final medal count went. you would have to call this a success for the host country. russia was at the top with 33 total medals, u.s. with 28 and norway with 26. canada with 25 and the netherlands with 24. it was a rare encounter. >> oh, yeah. >> there we go, there we go. that's it. >> reporter: shark's ice hosted a bons spiel. >> this is my third time on ice in my life i feel they might have an advantage. >> they definitely don't have an advantage. i think we have the leg muscles. you know we do a lot of lunges. >> i think they're talking it up. like they're better than us because they're on ice all the time. >> most of the time you're throwing beers on the ice to your next player on the ice but we'll try our chance with rocks. >> reporter: the curling club put this event together. they even offer corporate curling matches. >> we have people watching the sport and really loving it and wanted to try it. >> sweepers, overrated are they really doing something? >> they're really doing something. they're an intergral of the sport. >> i just want to remind you this is a noncontact sport. >> is it? they didn't tell me that. >> reporter: the curling stone or rock is made from granite and can weigh between 38 and 44 pounds. >> they come from two rock quarries in scotland. craig is the name of the curry. they have the right consistency of granite. >> i will just get the rock. just started a little bit to break the friction. >> the sharks narrowly won the match but they did have a ringer. >> i figured i would wear this shirt because i knew he wouldn't be here. >> you've been doing this for a number of years? >> 50 plus. yeah. it takes a lot more touch and technique than what's on tv. not the most aggressive sport in the world. but a lot of times you play harder, you play a little tougher. we have to get used to that. we have good coaches and we had a blast. >> i was looking for something to do after soccer and i think i just found it. yeah. i'm ready. >> ready and willing maybe. but able? the jury is still out. in san jose, fred inglis with sports wrap. the first openly gay active player was signed by the brooklyn nets to a 10 day contract. collins in uniform tonight in los angeles when the nets played the lakers. he did not score in 10 minutes of scoring time but did bat a rebound after darren williams who then found paul pierce for a three. the nets end a losing streak to l.a. at 11 games with a 108-102 win. for the worse of the six game road trip can go a long way in decides positions and play at all. >> have you tried curling? >> i have tried it actually. >> are you a good sweeper? >> the sweeping part, not the easiest but you know it's kind of hard to keep your balance on the ice. i tried it once and it is a lot harder than it looks. >> we'll take you word for it. >> you ought to try it some day. thank you for choosing ktvu channel 2 news. >> joins for more on that power outage that's impacting more than ♪ it takes two to make a thing go right ♪ ♪ ♪ it takes two to make it outta sight ♪ ♪ ♪ it takes two to make a thing go right ♪ ♪ ♪ it takes two to make it outta sight ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] only yoplait light and yoplait greek 100 are endorsed by weight watchers. so many delicious flavors that taste outta sight. mornin', deb. so many here's your paper.cious flavors thanks, robert. just stopped by mom and dad's for some coffee, but couldn't take all the...mom and dad. here. you can have ray's. oh. thanks. there's a vibe over there that gives me... i can't describe it. searing abdominal cramps. why do you keep going over there? 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