circumstances teenagers face. reporter: you would never know by the celebration of this college prep school that the city is in the middle of a crime emergency. and that in just a few hours a city curfew is going into effect. some people like it. some people don t. some people don t know why it s happening. reporter: tonight additional police are on patrol looking for juveniles out after 11:00 p.m. we don t really need anybody under the age of 18 out on the streets at night. reporter: the most recent sunday when 18-year-old jose luis quinonez was killed while sitting in a car with friends. the violence appears to be surrounding one gang. today we caught nine individuals, most of which are related to the norteno gang. reporter: you want to move? yeah. reporter: how long do you think it s going to take? that s a question i will never know. reporter: one person is espe curfew. her son was killed a year. reporter: her reaction to the move? she s excite
for solano county. what we are looking at is the potential for strong winds out of the north in the bay area. big fire danger in southern california. our fire danger on the increase into the next 24 hours. so when i come back we will show you how hot it will get, because things will heat up and we will stay on the fire as well. thank you. a police officer is being hailed as a hero tonight after helping to save the life of a baby. ktvu s christien kafton is live. did the police officer say he was just doing his job? reporter: that is it. i spoke with him at the police department an hour and a half go. he said he was doing what any other officer he would have done. a baby stopped breathing at a daycare center. he rushed to the scene. he says when he arrived the women running the daycare center were already giving her cpr in this home. that is when he stepped in. i just kind of took over. started doing chest compressions. which is what we are taught to do. chest compress
on to police. the suspect drove through several city streets before taking the chase on to interstate 280 down to pacifica and back up to san fransisco. finally coming to an end when he crashed the cab into a pole. police say the suspect then took off on foot and escaped police. as of right now there isn t a suspect description. the cab driver was able to drive his vehicle away safely. if you know anything about this case at all you re asked to call san fransisco police. live in san fransisco, ktvu channel 2 news. oakland police are looking for the driver who crashed into a pole overnight cutting power to thousands of people. this pickup truck snapped the power bole at foothill boulevard and church street around 1:30. the transformer blew, and people actually saw the flash from miles away. pg&e says at first 3500 customers lost power. crews restored power to all but a few customers around the downed pole and hope to replace the pole and fully restore power by this afternoon
power immediately. this morning rescue teams in boulder creek will resume their search for a missing woman. he told authorities she went to look at her garden but never came back. authority authorities say rivas has a history of seizures. she is described as 5 7 and wigs 157 pounds and weighs 157 pounds. anyone with information is told to call the santa cruz sheriffs office. we have an update of a south paramedic shot in oakland. yesterday afternoon quinn boyar died of his yours. bioer was shot in the head tuesday afternoon at a stop sign on keller avenue. santa clara county ambulance the company he worked for released this statement a few minutes ago and says quote our hearts are heavy with emotion and we certainly want to extend our thoughts and prayers to their families and friends as they cope with this loss. he will be greatly missed. coming up at 5:30 we ll have a live report from the company where boyer worked. reports that north carolina has placed two range
ohio are causing a stink in the bay area. the neighborhoods affected and how long the problem could last. the san fransisco giants will soon be getting another one of these. we ll tell you about the rings ceremony and we ll tell you about opening day here at at&t park. complete bay average news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. good morning everybody. welcome to mornings on 2. i m brian torrez. dave clark is off today. starting this morning, all eyes are on wall street right now following this morning s labor department report. the jobless rate dropped in march adding the fewest jobs in nine months, and that s sending stocks sharply lower. the report says the unemployment rate slipped to 7.6% last month. that s down 1/10 from february, but economists say that s not necessarily good news because it means fewer people are actually looking for work. they are no longer included in the official jobless numbers. only 88,000 new jobs were created in marc