Was shot. The dog is still on the scene. Police and fire and presumably the Coroners Office will be on the scene shortly. Live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5 len ramirez, kpix 5. Police say a bay area woman was kidnapped in the middle of the night for ransom and her boyfriend was home at the time of the crime. Kpix 5s joe vazquez is live in vallejo where a massive search is under way. A lot of questions, joe. Reporter a lot of questions. A very unusual case, ken. Behind me you can see they blocked off kirkland avenue. This is where the boyfriend says she was kidnapped overnight and he was a witness to it and then at some point the kidnappers asked for ransom. Police are not elaborating very much. But they are searching for her. Searchers have been combing the neighborhood all day. They have even brought out cadaver dogs. Police say they are doing a fullcourt press. As of this moment, miss huskins whereabouts are unknown and we are treating this matter as a kidnap ransom and were giving it our full undivided attention until which time we are able to locate miss huskins and secure her safe return. Reporter she works at Kaiser Hospital in a Specialized Physical Therapy program. Family members say one her he could workers is also her boyfriend who lives here on kirkland avenue. A Police Forensics team spent much of the day combing his home for evidence. He tells police he was there when somebody kidnapped his girlfriend at his house in the middle of the night on monday. He filed a Police Report but it wasnt until hours later. Apparently, he didnt come forward for ten hours. Reporter do you have a problem with that . Of course unless he is tied up. Why is he waiting ten hours to tell the police that, you know, shes missing . Reporter investigators questioned the boyfriend but went out of their way to tell the media that he is not a suspect nor a person of interest. Live in vallejo, joe vazquez, kpix 5. Recordings today captured the tense moments during a deadly confrontation at a winery in napa county. We have a male saying help me, help me, and he was shot. Be advised the subject is saying that he is shot again twice now. Theres other people on scene. No one is helping him. It happened last monday at Dahl Vineyards in yountville. Police say 47yearold robert dahl chased his victim at the winery before shooting him executionstyle. He then led police on a high speed chase in before killing himself. Police say the two men were in a business dispute. Multiple Law Enforcement agencies now working to try to recapture a prisoner who escaped in San Francisco last night. Alexander santiago gonzalez broke free as sheriffs deputies escorted him to take out the jail trash. The deputies chased after him in the area of harrison and sixth street but couldnt catch him he ditched his jailissued orange jumpsuit and was wearing only blue boxer shorts. Authorities are now conducting an internal investigation to make sure it doesnt happen again. Later on, we can take whatever appropriate action whether its policy, procedure or personnel action that needs to be corrected. Santiago gonzalez was arrested last summer on drugs and weapons charges. For that reason Authorities Say he could be armed and dangerous. After years of budget cutbacks san joses city council has moved forward with a new budget restoring some of the services cut during the recession. Kpix 5s devin fehely live outside city hall to tell us where the money is going. Reporter the city Council Voted unanimously this afternoon to move forward with the budget outlined by mayor sam liccardo. For a city that likes to think itself as the capital of Silicon Valley, san jose has really faced severe budget cuts in recent years. The budget was cut, City Services slashed and the Police Department amongst other shrank significantly in the past few years. The mayors budget goes a long way to restoring service. Libraries would reopen full time. While money is still tight the mayor is confident that the severe budget and service cuts of recent years are behind us. We know its been a painful time for the last two years. A lot of cuts, a lot of layoffs and our residents have felt it worse than any stakeholder because of the reduced services. This is an opportunity for to us take a collective breath, focus on where we can make those key investments in our future. Reporter the mayors budget does include significantly more money for the Police Departments, growing it from its current size of 1109 officers to 1250. Now, the next step in the process is the budget goes to the City Managers Office who will prepare a detailed line item budget. The city council will have to approve that final budget by june. In san jose, devin fehely, kpix 5. Strengthening economy is igniting a firestorm over growth in one bay area city. Palo alto wants to put limits on the construction of new Office Buildings. New at 6 00, len ramirez on why the city wants to stifle commercial development. Reporter its as if the sky is the limit in downtown palo alto when it comes to growth. New Office Buildings sprouting up. Younger crowds moving in. Many older businesses are getting squeezed out or they are just fading away. Success really has a price. Reporter liz says its not just a palo alto problem. Its happening in cities from San Francisco to san jose but last night she voted with the Unanimous City Council to do what would be unthinkable in other parts of the country. They are putting a lid on new office development. Right now, the price for us is not being able to find enough parking and an increase in traffic. The city will restrict new Office Construction to 50,000 square feet a year along university and california avenues and the el camino. But there is 101 big part of palo alto where it appears the city council is ready to promise when it comes to limiting growth. The Stanford Research park home to hightech heavyweights like zap, hewlettpackard and vmware will be exempt from the cap, including s. A. P. Transportation is the issue not building size. Reporter much of palo alto is divided with many long time residents unhanpy with the loss of not only parking but established businesses. This antique store is the latest to be priced out of town. We have annually gotten increases in rent to the point where its just not feasible for an antique store. Reporter and the long established University Art has moved out of the its landmark location. You have to change with the times. Reporter the owner of the building says at least three new National Retailers will move into the ground floor with renovated offices above. In palo alto, len ramirez, kpix 5. A vote on whether to adopt a proposed ordinance could come in the next few weeks. Alameda county supervisors have given the company that operates Wind Turbines on the Altamont Pass another three years to upgrade their turbines. As kpix 5 reports, not everyone agrees with that decision. Reporter for years edge environmentalists have been pushing wind turbine operators on the Altamont Pass to reduce the number of birds killed by the spinning blades and today one of those companies took its case to the Alameda County board of supervisors. Project provides 100 million in economic benefits and 40 high skilled jobs. Reporter at monday winds, incorporated, operates about 900 older Wind Turbines and they have already gotten an extension on a deadline to upgrade to newer less lethal windmills but the company says it would be economically unfeasible and would have to shut down. Today they asked the board for a further extension to 2018 igniting a firestorm of criticism from bird lovers. Its time to give somebody else a chance. The number of birds that they have killed, um, that has to be stopped reporter but Altamont Winds says the numbers with exaggerated and points out there are deaths even in the winter when the turbines are turned off. Supervisors seem skeptical that every dead bird should be blamed on the windmills. I cant make a determination that a company is responsible for all of the bird deaths that folks seem to attribute to them is [ indiscernible ] reporter in the end the board sided with the company extending its permit for another three years, which of course made their opponents skeptical, as well. Supposed to shut down 100 this year and now its going back on that commitment. Theres no guarantee it wont go back on that commitment again in 2018. Reporter john ramos, kpix 5. In granting the extension they defied recommendations by its own Planning Department as well as the state Attorneys Generals Office and the u. S. Fish and wildlife service. An east bay mother is at it again. Im a proud mama bear and im going to make sure that these guys just do it all. Her new fight to give her kids equal access. Bad news for big wave surfers. Mother nature may not cooperate with their bay area competition. Kpix 5 weather watchers reporting in the temperatures for today in marin county currently in the mid60s so says dana with a southwest wind at 10 miles per hour. Live look outside kind of looked like it was going to rain all day. It didnt. Any more rain chances in the sevenday forecast . Well talk about it coming up. And a longtime toy store ready to close up shop. Why many sa two investigations tonight into the gravel truck accident that killed a martinez woman yesterday. Both cal osha and Martinez Police are looking into how a trailer dumping tons of gravel toppled over and crushed a car with a driver in it. 32yearold lindsey combs was crushed to death. She had one daughter and was pregnant with another. Today her coworkers at sport clip in Pleasant Hill closed shop to grieve. Huge following, lots of regular clients who came in just for lindsey. Great person to have around. Cal osha said it could take months to complete the investigation. The project to build sidewalks along shell avenue is suspended. Heated closing arguments in the closely watched gender discrimination trial against a Silicon ValleyVenture Capital firm. Ellen pao is suing Kleiner Perkins for 16 million plus punitive damages. In a standing room only courtroom, her attorneys described a maledominated culture at that company. Kleiner perkins fired back in their closing arguments saying paos failure to succeed had nothing do with her gender. They said she had continued conflicts with staff and poor job performance. The jury could have the case tomorrow. Twitter is also facing a gender Discrimination Suit tonight. A former Software Engineer is suing the company saying its promotes to promotion creates a Glass Ceiling for women. It could take a year to be certified as a class action suit. If it does it could attract more women plaintiffs. Twitter says she was treated fairly and chose voluntarily to leave the company. Nomale nurses make more than 5,000 a year more than their female counterparts according to a study, led by ucsf. They find the gap isnt better since the first survey in 1988. Researchers say the pay gap affects about 2. 5 million women across the country. The study is being published in the journal of the american medical association. 25 years after the americans with disabilities act, and an east bay mom is setting out to finetune californias law so that people with disabilities truly have equal access. New at 6 00, Ann Notarangelo explains the latest piece of legislation is small but significant. Reporter elisa has two teenaged wheelchairbound sons who like tv and playing baseball. But max and leos excursions away from home are limited to four hours. I have a 12yearold daughter who wants to go out and do things and go places. I have two boys who want to go with her. But we cant because theres nowhere to use the restroom. Reporter well, there are diaper changing stations for babies. Theres nothing for a larger child or adult. This is the routine in the home. With your less, not with your back. Reporter but if she and her boys were to go out to a zoo, music park or stadium, they would most likely have to change on a floor. Sometimes thats just gross. Something so small can stand in the way of life. Its and to me its an easy fix. So why not ask . Reporter a bill is making its way through sacramento to make places include an adult changing station. Older venues would be required to make the changes if they undergo significant renovations. This isnt the concord moms first crack at legislation. In 2007, she got a law passed upping fines for misusing Handicapped Parking placards and designating the unloading zone with blue stripes. Just having those lines painted blue has changed our world believe it or not. I mean, it really has. People really do look at that space differently now. Reporter she explains, all this change started because she wanted to show her daughter one person can make a difference. That whole school rock, im just a bill thing, you can do that. You can go and speak to your legislators. Its not clear how much the new requirements would cost venues. The state figure about 53,000 people would be helped. She is already mulling over her next legislative goals. Oh, i got a laundry list. [ laughter ] reporter because while thousands of disabled people and their families may benefit, it starts with max and leo. I am a mama bear. But im a proud mama bear. And im going to make sure that these guys just do it all. Reporter in concord, Ann Notarangelo, kpix 5. The Santa Clara ValleyWater District board is set to add more water use restrictions. The board is meeting right now. Its proposing an overall reduction of water use by 30 . Its also considering limiting Outdoor Watering to two days a week. If the goal is passed, they will be some of the most aggressive conservation measures in the bay area. It appears a big mavericks surf contest may not happen this year. Lackluster swells are in the forecast for the final days of march. And organizers say theres nothing out there to indicate any large waves will be developing anytime soon. The window opened january 1. Theyre going to have to change the name of that surf competition. Some years they just dont have it. The story before that, i think this everybody in the bay area has been conserving. You can look across the board and see it varies from county to county city to city but this summer it could be the one where people are going to feel it. They are going to feel it this year. It is. Is this a trend . Will we start seeing this more and more. I think well see a longterm trend where well have to get by with less water. Theres less supply. Its like a bank account. You dont put money in the beige its hard to withdraw whats not there and the bank account is near zero. Been there. Outside tonight, we looked like rain for most of the day today. We got some rain in Mendocino County. Vacaville the warm spot in 71. Clayton reporting a high of 71 today. Mill valley 67. Very interesting about this water year, not all doom and gloom. Out of this fouryear drought we have had four dry winters. This winter is the wettest of those four but at the same time, in the sierra, this is the least snow that we have had of the past four years. So not so bad when it comes to rain but very, very bad when it comes to snowfall. Thats because the rain that we have received has been tropical rain and the moisture has hit the mountains in the form of rain not snow. Today it looked like rainfall because the ridge was staying to the south. We had a zonal flow things moving west to east not good enough to give us rainfall but we had cloud cover. This particular pattern gone ridge is coming back, big strong, its springtime sun is strong we are going to be warm in the 80s. It will be closest on friday where temperatures may approach 90 in the south bay. Then over the weekend, its at last time of year when if a ridge moves away we have a flow of air coming up from the ocean especially a southwest flow that cuts into high temperatures. Temperatures will not be over the weekend as a result of that onshore flow but right now its all about warming up over the next couple of days. Tomorrow concord 75. Fairfield 78. Mountain view 73. San rafael 74. It gets warmer thursday and friday, mid80s away from the water. Upper 70s near the bay. Upper 60s at the coastline. And even though it will be a few degrees cooler saturday through tuesday, really not that big wholesale change. Ken as you said, when you finally begin to feel that change and we are going to notice it, yards are going to need the water. Its not going to be as readily available to use. Even the surfers need the water. Surfers want some waves, man. Might not happen. All right. Paul, thank you. Still ahead, play time over for one of the last toy shops in San Francisco. Local business going the way of the dinosaur. I you can find a new frontier. Theres nothing stopping you and a lot helping you. Technology thats with you always. This is our promise. Its never been better to wander because wherever you go, youll find us doing everything we can, so you can. One of the last toy stores in San Francisco is the latest victim of exploding r