>> he was going to traffic, and luckily was able to catch him as he started to fall i just went on him and held him down. >>reporter: these pictures show the tears from the chiefs shirt. fortunately no other officers were injured. this man hector arius was arrested sunday in mexico wanted for the murder of a 22- year-old man six years ago. his mug shot shows marks not from the scuffle with the chief, but police say he bit to officers and attacked another one in mexico. police say him in handcuffs was able to flip his hands around in front of him escape a lot holding cell and scale a 15- foot high barbed wire fence. i specifically asked the chief how he was able to choose escape cheap custody. >> we are looking into the incident. in terms of his ability to get out of that secure temporary holding facility. we are looking at that at how that happened. how the door was able to be open. >>reporter: police aren't conducting an internal investigation. the independent police is looking into it too. they tell us that an inmate escaping police headquarters has not happened in recent history. they are now reviewing surveillance video but are not releasing not to the public. >> i know here in oakland the police chief not to your -- too long ago chased on a carjacking suspect. kind of going back to old- fashioned police work i got to be a cop for a few minutes there. >> is always behind a desk yet he does a lot of administrative work. work. he has experience. he was part of the swat team. so he knows how to take down people and he did it yesterday. >> he's still got it as they say. thank you. a flareup at the chevron refinery in richmond today smoke started a small gasifier. the fire started just after 1030 this morning. a chevron spokeswoman said it was due to an unplanned shutdown of a refinery unit. a health advisory was issued for people with respiratory problems. but was lifted shortly afterward. afterward. fire officials say the grass fire was put out quickly by chevron fire crews. with at san jose report today a security breach that happened late last month. they say a woman jumped the fence back on march 31 the surveillance video provided by the airport shows her in that highlighted circle there on the right-hand side right on the tarmac. the tsa only allows release of certain parts of surveillance footage and another clip we see the woman walking into airport, but we don't see her jump the fence. the woman was detained without incident. had a total of five breaches this year. by 10 feet. barb wire was also added. therefore -- airport officials by entire effort by late summer. also on a priority list including surveillance equipment. by adding infrared or motion detection cameras. with less than 300 days to go with super bowl 50 in fact today, the house committee unveiled plans for what they are calling super bowl city and san francisco. tranfour john was there. where you are standing is going to look quite a bit different here. speeone frank, this is where at the end of next january there will be a city within the city. organizers are so very short on details. but today they give us a feel of what's too come. it was a big pass play to show plans for the three sand village. >> the post committee is proud to introduce super bowl 50. super bowl city. >>reporter: inside the hyatt regency the super bowl host committee unveiled what is currently for the million fans expect to visit in the week before the game. >> we will have nfl themed activities, and fun and interactive showcases produced by our host committee and partners. speeone it will encompass the first two blocks of market street. all of justin street. all of justin herman paulus. and that's not even including the huge fan experience at the muskogee center. >> a fantastic blend of bay area experiences, physical, digital, social --, interactive, our food and culinary culture our artist community. >>reporter: ronnie laud says this will be good for not for just san francisco but the entire bay area. >> that's nine counties that they said they are going to go out in touch. that's a great responsibility. so that tells me already that they are planning some really interesting opportunities. theythey want to give to each of those communities. >>reporter: in the plaza where bindle -- vendors were selling their wares she is already excited for next year. >> it's apparently going to give me an excuse to go to the restaurants here. i know, i think it's going to be fun to be kids because they love to be stars. >> i would like to feel the experience. >>reporter: even tourist seem a bit jealous of what they will be missing. >> i think i would be in my glory. i would just be happy. >>reporter: but some people who work downtown say they might try to avoid the area. >> i might take that week off from work. i might get a buzz out of coming and i'm sure. >>reporter: organizers say that because this is a california super bowl some in the entertainment industry down in hollywood are expressing interest in taking part as well. at this point of this is not clear what this might be. >> where the flsa he might take a week off from work there. how concerned are they from traffic that would cost them big backups? >>reporter: there is this whole stretch along market that will be closed down. in the past couple of years they have been cutting down on the amount of traffic coming down in this area with those bike lanes and cutting the traffic off. it probably won't be as bad as it might've been a few years ago. but will be a concern. now some developing news out of baltimore were the unexplained death of a black man while in police custody is sparking protest. hundreds of people marched through the streets carrying signs. saying black lives matter. gray is the 25-year-old man who died one week after his arrest. somehow he suffered a levered spinal cord. apparently while in police custody. thethe us justice department says it has opened an investigation into this case to see if civil rights violations occurred. assault -- authorities in the south bay santa clara county deputies say 17-year-old conor seldon was last seen by his family about 7:00 o'clock yesterday morning. in his home in cupertino. they say that conor attended his first. class at mono vista high school but then missed the remaining classes unfortunately haven't seen since. connor is 5 feet 5 inches tall he weighs about 150 pounds anyone with information is asked to call the santa clara county sheriff's department. a time hasn't run out in san pablo at seven this morning the hospital closed its doors for good after years of losing money. fox2 news was there this morning as staff said goodbye. >>reporter: sharing hugs, and shedding tears. employees of doctors medical center came together on the front lawn this morning for an emotional ceremony. saying goodbye to a hospital that helps so many. >> it's very difficult. it difficult. it hit me when i came in. it's a funeral because most of us have been here for years. and we are a close-knit family. it's a devastation for the community. >>reporter: the financially strapped public hospital in san pablo officially shut down at seven this morning. this facility served roughly one quarter million people across the county most of the patients were low income and lacking insurance. >> i feel for the community. it hurts a lot. for me too have to walk away from this place. >>reporter: and this building holds a lot of memories for doctors, nurses and other staff members. diagnostic technician john decker has worked here for 50 years. he said doctors medical center was like home. >> it breaks my heart. heart. because i worked at other hospitals, and i always come back to this one. because i really feel you get superior care here. >>reporter: over the years patients with no other options came here to this emergency room. to get care. but now that the doors are closed here, the big question is how far will they have to go to get help? patients likely will have to go to kaiser hospital in richmond. in berkeley, or john muir medical center in walnut creek a long way to travel during an emergency. >> many people that walk through these doors one step from death. and, that extra distance will pose a threat to their health. >>reporter: a serious warning. patients potentially at risk as this true community hospital closes its doors for good. alex savage ktvu fox2 news. homeland security j johnson was in san francisco today talking about cyber security. johnson spoke to a conference in moscow, he said that homeland security is setting up a satellite office in silicon valley. that way the government can build closer relationships with the tech industry to fight cyber threats. >> cyber security must be a partnership tween government and those of you in the private sector. we need each other. and we must work together. >> johnson also asked people in the tech world to come and work for the government. he said homeland security could sure use their help to break encryption that hides criminal activity. imac prosecutors began the cap cap -- penalty phase of the boston bomber. they showed photos of four people he killed. three at the finish line, and the police officer. another showed dzhokhar tsarnaev giving the finger to a security camera in his jail cell. prosecutors say that dzhokhar tsarnaev was unrepentant in order for dzhokhar tsarnaev to see -- receive the death penalty the 12 jurors must really -- receive a unanimous. overcame some incredible odds. and finally fished -- finish the boston marathon after 20 hours. crowds cheered as 39-year-old michael melvin crossed the finish line in a torrential downpour. he is a motivational speaker and a college professor. he says he has participated in marathons in chicago, new chicago, new york, berlin and tokyo, he says boston holds a special place in his heart because it's the city where his parents brought him as a child for treatment. health officials handing -- handling a case of meningitis on a a college campus. how that school is trying to make sure other people don't get sick. also a remarkable rescue. a man penned inside of his car pulled to safety just as his clothes started to catch fire. how the babe wreck and a pregnant woman have something in common. to -- checking in on attempters. we'll talk about this cool weather, a chance of drizzle and will your weekend warm-up? and unconscious man penned behind the steering will and too harold police officers racing to get them to safety as his wrecked suv goes up in flames. this is the dramatic video from a patrol car -- cam in texas yesterday. after 25-year-old hector crashed his vehicle on interstate 30. he suffered serious burns on one leg and internal injuries but his family says other than that he is going to be okay. the two officers say it was all in a days work. is something we rarely see a glimpse into the hardship that follows a homicide. families not only have to deal with losing a loved one, they have to figure out how to live without loss. tonighttonight and rubin sat down with richard walk and he was killed in september, she joins us now and and the family is dealing with more than just the grief? >> they? >> they are doing with not only the loss of a loved one, but the loss of other things like their home, their source of income, and any semblance of stability. now, they are doing their best to recover. it happened on her grandparents doorstep as they rated for a relative to park. >> in one second my entire life completely changed. >>reporter: she lost her husband that day, her best friend and the sole provider for her family. richard watkins was gunned down an apparently random victim of a drive-by. >> people don't think about -- having to listen to your kids cry. and ask you questions, why this happened. and i don't have answers. >>reporter: in the time since she has given birth to their third child, a boy named kai, she went back to school to become a medical assistant and for the first time, she got a drivers license. something had been more difficult than other. the family hasn't been able to find subsidized housing. >> it seems like everywhere we are turned we are hitting a brick wall. >>reporter: the family has been getting help through santa clara county victim assistant program but that doesn't help when housing waiting list is long. >> bureaucracy is what it is it doesn't change because you are going through grief. >>reporter: there are 20 -- 22,000 people on the section eight housing list here. >> there are 70 people in need right now that all of the sources are nearly tapped out. >> there is a lot of people out there that are going through what i am going through. this isn't just me. and, we need help. speeone watkins hopes to draw attention to the problems victims of crimes are facing and though she says her life was shattered that day, she is working hard to pick up the pieces. >> i have more of a drive to make sure that i succeed. and, you know the people who took my husband away for me, they robbed me but i'm not going to let me them rob me of everything. >>reporter: six people have been charged with richard watkins murder a preliminary hearing has been set for june 1. >> she so strong. thank you, treat -- gave approval to an ordinance that would ban using exotic animals for entertainment. the ordinance would apply to circuses and movie and tv sets it is now headed -- supervisor katie tang introduced the ordinance which is meant to address animal he -- abuse and inhumane treatment. last year ringling brothers said it would stop using elephants in shows by 2,018. with go to our meteorologist very cool and breezy for many of us. >> i saw some sprinkles coming in. >> i thought it was grayer today at my house. like parts of the east bay cloudy all day. youyou saw sunshine earlier. so someplace is very cool, some other places warmer. but just for the most part a gloomy little day out there. especially in san francisco. now you are seeing you can tell right here by this live picture of mount diablo there is still followed that lower cloud we call it stratus, which was fall look how late the day you are seeing that. thisthis looks like a shot from 10:00 o'clock, 11:00 o'clock in the morning on a typical morning. when the fog is burning off, off, but it is just now burning often parts of the east bay. fog out there, a lot of it. you can see the satellite imagery we have thunderstorms in the lake tahoe area. a little bit of water in the watershed up there. but for us, we are back in the spot where we have a dose of fog. we had it again this morning. as fred points out we did have a little bit of drizzle as well just some light drizzle. windy conditions, too. the winds are gusting to 32 at fairfield. which is significant these gusty winds moving in and out of the bay area all day today. those wins were transporting this cooler moister air inland and temperatures look like these, these are the current numbers. it's not that late. the sun is still up. it should be in the 60s or 70s out there. we're talking 59 in oakland, in oakland, 66 in livermore and along the coast it barely got out of the 50s today. very cool day. the computer model sets us up. so here we are now. watch the model forecast for the morning. it's exactly like this morning and yesterday morning. this pattern is recycling itself for the next couple of days. which means a big dose of fog in the morning. slow burn off. the temperatures try to warm up . tomorrow it is going to be warmer than today. it's more 70s tomorrow. but low 70s, 60s with fog right back to the coast. tomorrow we expect a little sooner on the burn off hence the temperatures to slightly warmer. so in san francisco 61 degrees, for daytime high with plenty of clouds to start with. plenty of clouds at lunch, and a partly sunny in the afternoon. more cities. you are out of it as you are further east. in antioch and when it doesn't have quite the influence it does a beastly close beastly close around the bay, but i have to say even those areas are going to get hit hard with a lot of cool moist air in the morning hours. the five day forecast will reflect that. just more of the same which is patchy drizzle which we talked about. little change on thursday and friday temperatures actually trended down just in time and the weekend with temperatures work their way back up. there was a high-pressure system the drag here is the low pressure systems have brought us cool clouds, but no rain. this is the type of system. this could bring us rain right now. if it was set up right. all we are getting is cool and milky weather. >> it looked perfect for rain. >> we talked about that last week. this could be something. and up close look here at events inside the new bay bridge bridge. now to julie in the newsroom with what we are working on new at six. bay area children learning lessons that could save their lives. >> we want to make the children fully aware of the danger on their walk home. >> how an afterschool program is working to keep kids safe on the street. also caught in the act found in instrument worth thousands of dollars a closer look at the surveillance video that could lead to an arrest. just days after caltrans said the agency is releasing a behind-the-scenes video on anchor rod testing. a five minute video shows the process of ultrasonic testing to measure the length of the 422 rods to secure the tower on the eastern fence to the foundation. technicians found that 42 rods were slightly shorter but not enough to impact their performance areas one both measured 6 inches shorter and will require some more testing. >> ultrasonic testing provides link verification and it's interestingly the same technology used for an ultrasound when a woman is pregnant. without, however, the presence of an image. >> told local transportation leaders but the issues concerning headline cracks aren't serious. a 93-year-old man known as the accountant of auschwitz based a judge at holocaust survivors today. as his trial got underway. he is on trial for accessory to murder for the deaths of 300,000 people at the auschwitz contra concentration camp great alcott greg alcott shows us the first day of the historic trial in germany. it included the descendent admitting that he is morally guilty. >>reporter: they have waited seven decades to see justice done. holocaust victims and their families arriving in germany for the trial of oscar greening the 93-year-old accountant of ashworth's is charged with 300 counts of accessories to murder. his role in helping operate the notorious nazi death camp. >> he admitted it. all of the things that happen there. it was emotional. >>reporter: grainy's job was to collect and organize the belongings of holocaust victims once they arrived at auschwitz. stripping them of anything that could be used to help when the nazi war effort. he told judges as his trial opened he feels moral guilt over his role in the atrocities of the camp but it's up to the court to decide if he deserves to go to jail. >> he has a lots of difficulties physically, and i'm sure emotionally, and mentally. >>reporter: it's a case which goes to the heart of a debate whether people who are strong are guilty of more crimes. until recently the answer from the german justice system was no. victims and their families now thankful they have a chance to change the policy. >> too many decades went by with what could have and should have happened to -- think god it's happening at all. >>reporter: they are currently 11 open investigations into former auschwitz guards. the charges have been filed in three of them including greening's. in lending, greg fox2 news. health officials concerned a local college student has a case of meningitis. we will tell you what the school did to try to keep other people from getting sick. water districts are willing to pay you too get rid of your lawn. how you can qualify for the rebates, and the one district where you could end up getting tens of thousands of dollars. top women golfers here in san francisco for the classic. the youngest player to ever be ranked number one in the world and what she thinks about playing in this week's tournament. life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. just can't seem to escape... another sneeze attack... you may be muddling through allergies. don't get caught off guard. try zyrtec® dissolve tabs. powerful allergy relief, now in a tablet that starts dissolving instantly. zyrtec® dissolve tabs. muddle no more™. we showed these kids some items from a nearby store, whoa! but they didn't know they were all tobacco products. ooh this is cool. it smells like gum. yummy. this smells like strawberry. ooh, are these mints? with colorful packaging and fruit and candy flavors that kids love, who do you think tobacco companies are targeting? do we get to keep any? life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. in just the past hour test confirmed a case of meningitis at st. mary's college robert ross just spoke with the health department in contra costa county how is the student doing? speeone the good news is that the student is recovering. county health officials say the student does have meningitis but tests were inconclusive as to what form it is. they are not expecting an epidemic. >> at this point, we are not expecting an outbreak. we had a single isolated student gets ill and through the normal process of disease investigation we identified it the most likely people who could have been exposed, and treated them with antibiotics. >>reporter: the st. mary student was rushed to the hospital yesterday with what appeared to be meningitis a word went out to the st. mary's students and faculty, the meningitis can cause brain damage and hearing loss and about 5% of the cases. early systems -- symptoms of meningitis are headaches and a stiff neck which is what the that student was suffering. it's obviously spread through a a cough or sneeze, st. mary's says it will continue to work closely with the health department. >> we are going to be vigilant about any emergency responses. that we need to take. and, we are also going to make sure that we keep the campus community aware. they can come in for any antibiotics. >> 60 students who came in contact with the patient have already been given antibiotics. classrooms the patient use have been sanitized. but health officials say st. mary's can return to normal. >> to clarify here they don't think that students have to worry about getting meningitis here or someone visiting the campus has to be concerned at all? >>reporter: no, they are not expecting a spread. still going to keep a close eye they say and certainly anybody with these kinds of systems a stiff neck and headache should come in. for treatment. but they think it's isolated. >> all right, rob ross on the st. mary's campus tonight. a ferrelli was taken into custody today following a seven and a half hour standoff with police in east santa fe. we were there as officers use the flash bang grenades to get him out of the house tyrone merritt junior the standoff started at about 4:00 a.m. following a call from a family member. that person said that marriage was intoxicated, possibly armed with a gun and was refusing to leave. marriagemarriage was booked into jail on two felony warrants. you see him here in the blue t- shirt. police say they did not find a gum. voted to explore water desalination as a way to boast water supplies. it removes salt out of saltwater to make it drinkable. it is expensive and credits say there are native -- negative impacts to the environment. to study that technology. this comes as a 1 billion- dollar desalination plan set to open in november of this year near san diego. that plan is expected to provide up to 50 million gallons of drinking water every day. that's enough water to supply about 112,000 households. tomorrow is earth day but it a lot of people have been doing apart. tranfour fox2 news shows us how a lot of people clean up trash along 580 and transformed it into artwork this weekend. >>reporter: today we are participating in our version of earth day. we tried to come out every third saturday of the month. >> this is a corner that's really looks bad when i first moved in there would be trash, there would be broken bottles there would be cigarette butts. >> 87 needles. >> that's not what anybody wants to live near. in the last -- last nine years we are building it into a yard garden. >> these are hubcaps that were painted and over the years we have worked and made it look much nicer. >> we have young kids because there are things that they can do. you know chalk drawings on the sidewalks, they help clean up. >> this is one of the ways that become part of the community. >> we love our neighbor had. and we want to beautify it. >> and you did. for earth day tomorrow ktvu is joining with the pledge earth day network to contribute these are the cheesiest photos, can i tell you this photo shoot happened last night after work. you can see just how much i love my little green been. and then that backyard rain barrel which hasn't seen a lot of action lately. mike also getting in on it. you see them here all caps well, he bought a new reusable shopping bag for his acts of green pledge. mike is not using those single use papers or plastic tags to get or sometimes have to buy at the store. now viewers are also getting in on it as well. take a look at this. it's a picture from crystal marsh that orange bucket there she uses it to collect all of the water that comes out of the shower. she's waiting for things to heat up and she uses it for plants or outdoor watering. we want to know how you are going green this earth day. we are asking you too take a picture of your pledge and tweet it to ktvu and use the # to acts of green. >> you can take the used water and walk right outside and water your plants. i did that for the first time the other day and this may sound cheesy it's a good feeling. a new formula at google how they will be ranking websites now and you do a search. and why some analysts say it's going to be bad for small businesses. some compelling new evidence on with a certain genetic makeup for their study. and the top women's golfers in the world, now in the bay area and it's a homecoming for two of the top contenders. ♪ ♪ ♪ have a day to remember. it's easy with a free red velvet cake with a 10 piece meal or larger. it took tennis legend serena williams, fencing champion tim morehouse and the rockettes years to master their craft. but only moments to master paying bills at chase.com. depositing checks at the atm and transferring funds on the mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. people gathering at union square in san francisco to mark 100 years we have live pictures now from union square dozens and dozens of people showed up already for the free event that is ongoing right now. it's meant to celebrate the resilience of our arts culture. some of the big names on hand grammy nominated artists, capital city and also visual artists you can see the crowd gathering in union square listening and watching the artists right now. the armenian community has been fighting for recognition after the one and a half million armenian christians were killed under the ottoman empire back in 1950. turkish government declines the killing calling it civil warfare. san francisco police are investigating an attack on a park ranger after the 420 marijuana smoke out yesterday. thousands of people gathered for the annual event on hippie health, for the most part there was no violent activity, but police say about 715a37-year- old man hit a park ranger on the head with a glass bottle. thethe ranger was taken to the hospital with a headache, but was released after a couple of hours. police arrested the suspect an hour trying to determine a motive for the attack. google today wrote -- rolled out a new ranking system and many small businesses can be affected. google is giving mobile getting mobile friendly websites a higher priority if the user is searching on a smart phone. in 2,013 survey from the small business administration shows that four out of five business owners do not have a mobile website. google did give website developers a two-month warning. the new algorithm will not affect researchers on desktops, computers, or tablets. today marks another first for google it's the first time you can use google street view to search for the loch ness monster. this is the google's homepage today it's a submarine with three creatures inside look right under it there's a link to explore loch ness with underwater streams. when you click it it takes you to the loch loch ness in scotland, of course, that's the largest body of water in britain and with the new underwater street view you can dive into the deep and search for the so-called loch ness monster or nessie. this is the so-called serve -- surgeon photo taken of nessie in 1934 by a london dr. has proved to be a hoax that it's one of the widely known images of the water creature. therethere are still groups of organizations dedicated to proving the existence of the loch ness monster. a major new study dispels a link between a link between vaccines and autism. that study involves 95,000 children but will it change the minds of parents who don't vaccinate their kids. a san francisco supervisor accepts a dare from a local union. why they want him to write duty for 22 days. that number has a significant here. it was breezy as well, lots of fault, little bit of drizzle. what's going to happen tomorrow? as we move forward we are going to get into a warm weather pattern. how much warmer and when it's dark -- starts . another development today in the controversy over requiring vaccine for school children. a major study published today that childhood vaccines carry no risk of autism. but as john reports it still may not be convincing enough for some. >>reporter: the controversy over vaccines remains surprisingly durable. despite evidence of safety and health benefits. >> i know there is plenty of vaccines i chose i chose not to give my daughter because i didn't feel they were in her best interest b-1 a new study, the most comprehensive and compelling yet 95,000 children find absolutely no link between common childhood vaccines and autism. >> a major dagger in the heart of the anti- vaccination people. it just refutes a lot of the arguments that they haven't. >>reporter: doctor john schwartzberg uc berkeley says researchers says the people of autistic children kid to genetics may predispose them to autism. >> this might be a group where if vaccines could cause autism it might show up more easily. and it didn't show up at all. >>reporter: anti- back to -- vaccine activists said it was flawed didn't look at potentially all disorders. psychologist say it's human nature to stick with beliefs. >> they believe this irrespective evidence and they will keep their attitude. >>reporter: there's also what's called omission bias parents heading towards doing nothing if they think there is a risk to their children. >> don't believe everything you think, think, right, of course we are going to gear on the side of our own biases. that's the problem. >>reporter: doctor say one disappointing thing about this study is that it took precious research dollars to prove again what science is already established. there is no link between vaccines and autism. and still some vaccine deniers cling to their beliefs john ktvu fox2 news. sacrum -- sacramento now it allows parents to opt out soap children can be homeschooled about is expected tomorrow. the nfl today released at the schedules for the upcoming season and here's a sneak peak. the oakland raiders and new head coach jack adel rio open their del rio opened their season in oakland on sunday, september 13 against the cincinnati bengals as for the 40 niners their new head coach jim their first game is monday september 14 against the minnesota vikings. this is the first time since 2,007 that the 40 niners will open a season at home. on monday night football. the top female golfers in the world are in san francisco as the lpga's tees off later this week. the defending champ lidia and stampers michele lee about the upcoming tournament. >>reporter: there is no shortage of storylines when it comes to this weekend's tournament at lake are set to golf club in san francisco. not yet 18, lidia company the defending champion is the youngest player to ever be ranked in the world and the youngest player to win an lpga tournament. >> the first win as important a gives you the path or the doors open from there. winning here was really important for me. it's one of the most memorable wins. >>reporter: the storylines don't end with her michele we first burst onto the national scene when she played in the pgas 2,004 sony open with a sponsor's exemption. sincesince then, she has graduated from stanford, and last year her tenth year onto her, broke through with the biggest win of her career. the u.s. open. >> i did it once, you get a taste for acne wanted do it again. so i feel very motivated. but, in another sense it doesn't feel that much different. you don't think about the past or how well you did in the past are what really matters is what you do this week and what you do in every hole. i just really try to focus on the present. >>reporter: and one final local storyline pleasant and product paula creamer is also u.s. open winner and like we feel something special about returning to play in the bay area. >> this is where we want to play. to have this back on here, and just the way the hospitality is i think it makes it even better. speeone some of the players today have described this tournament just a notch short of a major. and with 19 of the top 20 players this year in the field of this weekend, it's hard to argue with that in san francisco, joe fonzie ktvu fox2 news. you can see the fog out there behind him it's kind of a gloomy day today. it still looks kind of gloomy out there. >> you're talking about the recycling, but these big dockets in my showers. so it catches all of the water. all of the water comes off. i'm loading it up. they're heavy. >> good for you. >> its gloomy out there. temptress on the cool side. we have lots of 50s especially in san francisco. that's a gloomy shots right there. quite frankly we did get some drizzle, it would've been nice to see some rain. look at the highs recorded today. how about vallejo 58 degrees. what's up with that? that's nothing, very chilly. san francisco 55. the clouds really shot up through the gap. we had thundershowers and showers up around lake tahoe, this all part of the same system. as the lowes sort of rotating -- around. oyster coming off the hill. were seeing the circulation pattern that is going to continue pretty much into tomorrow and the next day. as that low comes slowly moving off. that means another chance for showers around lake tahoe. more fog and general gloom for us. how about san francisco right now. it's foggy. it is cold in the san francisco today. and today. and it will be again tomorrow. that would be more sunshine than we got today. but it's just a lot of fog to contend with. overnight lows like they were last night upper 40s and low 50s. asas you go through the microclimates tomorrow in the city you are all in the 50s. as you get across the bay you will get some low 60s popping up. in the spots you would expect 80s this time of year we will see 70s. it's a little more blue sky tomorrow will allow for temperatures and warm spikes to get into the low 70s. the commuter -- computer model. tomorrow afternoon that there are thunderstorms in the mountains. a little bit more sunshine earlier thursday morning, still some light showers in the mountains, but that low starting to translate out. we see more sunshine on thursday. and then it gets back to normal as we head into friday. you see the flow starting to like this. that's a more typical northwesterly flow for this type of year. a chance of a sprinkle or drizzle in santa cruz now. unsettled pattern, that is in my mind a drag, because it has the potential of being a low pressure center but if it lined up right we could've got some showers from it. but as it stands we are looking at low temperatures, strong winds, and wendy conditions. don't let your buckets get to fall. >> have your little son help you area. >> i'm going to see how much we use. i could barely get it out. >> you realize all the water that goes down the drain. water districts willing to pay up if you get rid of your lawn. will explain how it works. there are tens of thousands of dollars available in the program imac back again now to julie henriksen the newsroom what were working on new at six. lieutenant-governor weighing in on the politics of pot. >> i don't want to see big faculty companies selling marijuana. >> why he says the state has a long way to go but before legalizing the drug. we showed it to you earlier what officials are saying about the surveillance video just released of the latest security breach at san jose airport. plus the search for a stolen cello worth thousands of dollars. the stories and more coming up at six at subway, a great meal starts with a great sandwich on the new "simple 6 menu." with six of our best six-inch subs, like the tender turkey breast plus any bag of chips and a 21-ounce drink for just $6 every day. . to help with the drought water districts want to pay you too get rid of your water wasting lawn. all on. all of the water utilities in the bay area have some sort of lawn conversion rebate program. here now with what you need to do to qualify. >>reporter: get ready to see more brown and dying lawns like this one in your neighborhood. the number of people in the bay area switching from green grass over two drought tolerant landscaping is reaching record levels. jessica woodard -- is making house calls like this everyday. she's a water conservation technician with east bay. she's here to learn about homeowner vicki friedman's plan. friedman is one of nearly 400 east bay mud customers applying for the water districts on rebate program. >> i looked at this thing. we used to need the lawn area for our kids. i don't need that anymore. >>reporter: will give homeowners 50 cents for every square foot of lawn they get rid of up to $2,500. >> we don't want artificial turf we want to make sure they are putting in -- we don't have to cement over the landscape. speeone technicians come to make sure the customers have a logic convert and then take the measurements and the customers have six months to finish their landscaping project, there rebate comes in forms of a credit on future water bills. >> it's depressing to see the grass a little dry here. what are we going to do cut that peace output a new patch. you don't have to worry about that now. everything looks great. >>reporter: and her husband got rid of their 200 square foot front lawn last fall. they spent $400 on their drought tolerant patio. they got 100-dollar rebate back and cut their monthly water use by 15%. >> i'm very happy with it. i don't have to mow it. >>reporter: they converted about a half a million square feet of lawn to drought tolerant landscape. thisthis year the water district is expecting to double that number. and help customers say goodbye to to a million square feet of grass. and while east bay mud will give its customers 50 cents per square foot other are more generous with their incentive. the contra costa and sanna valley water district give their customers $2 per square foot. and in santa clara that amount goes up to $50,000 in rebates per site. we have the deep felt -- he tell -- detail on our website ktvu.com ktvu fox2 news. san francisco supervisor scott is accepting eight challenge to ride unity every day for the month. they are during the two understand the problems writers face every day. and then, help get funding to fix some of the problems that they experience. the group is set the length of time to 22 days to correspond to each of the years since 1983. that's when voters -- voters passed a prop aa stating that full-time city employees right transit to and from where -- work at least once a week. new video of the latest security breach at san jose airport. itit is a bit difficult to see but officials say in the distance out there a woman, not authorized to be on the tarmac. good evening. >> we are getting our first look now at the latest security breach at san jose international airport were a woman climbed over a fence and made her way onto the airfield last month we get the new developments now with what the video shows and doesn't show, and how san jose international is trying to keep all of this from happening again. no well. >>reporter: these breaches have certainly got a lot of media attention. the fence line here is 6 feet tall, at least in most places and that's up to faa standards but it has not kept people from going over it. 9.4million travelers went through san jose international airport in the last year. most without incident. but in the last year some have made news. the surveillance video was released by the airport today at the media's request, shows that the latest defense line breach of a data san jose. it was march 31. you one. you can see a woman on the sidewalk outside the fence. its 20-year-old deanna another angle shows her running around the south end of the airfield before she is caught. what you don't see is the actual breach of the tsa's order. >> they had reviewed all of the video related to that incident, and what we incident, and what we are sharing with you is what the tsa has approved for us too distribute. >>reporter: it was one of five perimeter breaches at the airport in the last year. four people scaled the fence line most notably the teenager who stowed away in a will well and ended up in hawaii. then there was the repeat airport security breach or

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