non-stop football... it's a man cave! the boys next door will never leave. who says we want them to? good evening, we begin with developing out in of tucson on this one-week anniversary of the deadly rampage that killed six. a town hall meeting ended in chaos when one of the victims from last weekend's shooting was arrested. he objected to two conservative speakers, took a picture of one of them and said, quote, you're dead. fuller was taken into custody. congresswoman giffords is showing more signs of recovering. doctors replaced her breathing tube with a tracheotomy tube. here's more. >> reporter: the safeway it

again re-opened for the first time since a gunman turned its parking lot into a killing ground. at a makeshift shrine, a moment of silence was held. a silence in blessed contrast to the chaos of last week. >> multiple, multiple victims. >> customers tackled the suspect and are holding him down at the safeway. >> reporter: first responders recalled the scene. >> you could see the chaos going on. >> i still can't grasp how big this is. this is amazing. >> reporter: the accused gunman, jared loughner made this video. >> this is the school. >> reporter: it's punch waited with rambling commentary. >> if a student is unable to locate the external universe, then the student is unable to locate the internal universe. >> reporter: loughner is seen just briefly as a ghostly reflex in a glass door.

giffords is in critical condition with a bullet wound to the head. they took her off a respirator today. president obama said -- >> we discovered stores to lift us up, stories of heroism, bravely, courage and community, stories that remind us that we are one american family. >> reporter: a family still in mourning. abc news. a private memorial was held mid-arizona for another of the shooting victims, gabrielle symzimmerman. he was a congressional aide to gabrielle giffords. there was also a memorial for another victim, phyllis schneck. >> a group called crossroads of the west is putting on a gun show. 4,000 people turned out in

tucson today, the mood described as less upbeat than past shows. the group thought about canceling the event. as for the local gun show, lisa amin gulezian joins us live. his. >> the event was packed and they were talking about the shootings in tucson. thousands filled the cow palace. we weren't allowed inside, but outside attendees lined up looking for deals. >> i already have weapons, but i may be purchasing another one. >> reporter: ever since the shooting rampage in tucson, gun sales have gone up in arizona as well as several other states, and words spreading among second amount amendment supporters, the open carrier who happened to be shopping nearby. >> anybody needs to be taken

care0. >> reporter: he saw the gunman and another man struggling with the gun. at that point he didn't know who the shooter actually was. he chose not to fire his weapon, but instead held both men down just in case. gun owners insist he is a perfect example of why americans should have the choice to arm themselves. >> opening doors, basically saying, people should have weapons in case something like this happens. >> when you got to -- get a whole bunch of people pulling guns, you have more chaos, and a more deadly situation. >> reporter: the brady campaign to prevent gun violence continues to push for more gun control. members applaud california's new state law which takes effect in february. it requires handgun ammunition to be bought in person with i.d. and thumb print for extra verification. >> there's another dumb law in california. >> reporter: gun owners admit

they're stocking up on ammo before the law kicks in. >> coming up tonight at 6:00, find out what one state senator is saying about current gun control laws and gun shows at the cow palace. >> terry: there's a large police and military presence in the african country of tunisia tonight. police shot at protestors marching in the streets. looters broke into shops and set fire the main train sayings. the situation is increasingly volatile. former president was forced out of office yesterday amidst accusations of corruption. >> yes, we did. yes, we did. >> terry: members of the san francisco few tutu niece -- friends of tunisia demonstrated

in front of city hall and criticized the police and military for using excessive post. supporters of the web site wikileaks protested in front of "the new york times" san francisco office on montgomery streets. demonstrators some of the 2,000 documents week week posted online on the wall. several outlets claim week week -- wikileaks posted the documents online, and criticized the web site's founder. san francisco police are look looking for suspects in a fatal shooting at the lookout on twin peaks. investigators say the dispute followed a dispute between two groups of people. a 23-year-old died from multiple gunshot wounds, witness said two or three suspects fled in a white honda odd desi.

>> slammed the door shut, and just the fact three shots fired, about.22 caliber, small-round fire. and nothing loud. >> terry: anyone with information is asked to call san francisco police. a teenaged boy was killed and two other people injured after gunfire broke out in the bay point residential neighbor last night. officers found a 17-year-old buy lying outside a house with a gunshot wound, 15-year-old and a 20-year-old man were treated for minor injuries. there are no suspects in the case. a rape suspect is hospitalized this evening after police say he assaulted an 80-year-old in-law in richmond. the suggest suspect is anthony square and will be placed in custody as soon as the hospital releases him. his injury is not being disclosed. the rape was reported friday morning. the victim was treated at a hospital and released.

>> terry: there's much more still ahead. including mayor jean quan's plan to clean up oakland, literally. >> leigh: if you were in the sun today, lucky you. some folks stuck in the for temperatures from 75 in a lean

>> terry: the first plans have been filed to bailed new house on one of the 38 lots where homes were desteroid by the san bruno pipeline explosion. it killed eight people and

devastatedded the neighborhood. one family filed plans with the city last week and could start with willing their -- building their home in the spring. >> oakland mayor jean quan has spent the second saturday in a row walking through one of the toughest parts of the city. >> we're going to clean this up and we'd really like you to clean it yourselves from here on out. >> terry: today, mayor kwan city officials and local residents gathered to clean up litter and debris in east oakland. the mayor says the neighborhood has been victimized by illegal dumping. >> we want the neighbors to help us catch those people so they stop using this neighborhood as a dumping ground. the difference is i'm not doing this for them. i'm helping them organize to keep it clean themselves. >> terry: the mayor's office has planned other events in east oakland, including installing computers in an elementary school, cleaning up a park and

beautifying international boulevard. >> a uc davis professor accused of asking his students to vote and some areas foggy. leigh glaser has the forecast after the break.

>> terry: an instructor at uc davis is under fire this evening. one of his students took a leave from school to have a baby. while she was again, he polled her fellow students about what grade to give her after she missed several classes because of the pregnancy.

here's more. >> we all make mistakes. i'm thinking maybe it was just a mistake on your report. >> the alleged mistake by the professor is a big one. he is accused of having class leaders send an e-mail to fellow third-year student how to grade a student mother who was going to miss quizzes. they could choose several options. >> why would it be left up to the points of whims of the other -- however many students in the class? i don't -- doesn't seem logical to me. >> reporter: few of the students and works in the veterinary complex would talk. we saw dr. feldman on campus but he didn't return calls. >> my professors were understanding. >> reporter: she graduated in december after her teachers made accommodations for her progress indianapolis. she is -- pregnancy. >> the professor should speak to the student privately and make

special -- whatever her conditions are, you know, work for her and work for the professor. >> the student should receive an incomplete until the take the quizzes. these things -- there are allowances for these things. they're standard. >> reporter: dave storm says perhaps some sensitivity training is in order. >> one way to make them aware. if this is a miss step, back up and do it correctly. >> in an e-mail, the students gave six options, including an automatic a grade or automatic c. a warning for south bay drivers. part of highway 101 is closed. caltrans is shutting down the northbound and southbound lanes at tully road from midnight tonight until 7:00 tomorrow morning, and from 11:00 sunday night until 7:00 monday morning.

leigh glaser is here to tell us that would watch out for. >> leigh: how about 70s tomorrow. a terrific day today. in the inland communities, the fog sat there. temperatures there only in the 50s. in fact, antioch, your high was 53. compare that 75 degrees today in salinas. even santa rosa reached 70 today. a beautiful setting sun shot from our high definition east bay cam. here's a look at the current readings. as the sun goes down, the temperatures bottoming out. los gatos, 68 right now. san jose, 62. we have the 40s inland. antioch, 49. 48 in concord, fairfield, 55. 61, san francisco, and 59 right now in oakland. deep.tours or changes from yesterday, down 50 degrees. in concord today because the fog just sat there down 13 degrees

in antioch. up 11 degrees for los gatos, the northerly winds are with news some locations and providing a little heat for us, we go with patchy dense fog overnight, mainly out towards the delta and east bay. mild day tomorrow. that is if you're not stuck in the fog. we'll continue to see some of that fog inland, and then do look for warmer days monday and tuesday. you can pretty much see where the fog just sat out towards the fairfield yeah, antioch, pittsburgh, concord. we had some nice clearing, overnight temperatures, in the 40s. 46 for the richmond area, 45 for antioch, and the fog will just continue to sit and spill over towards the werks toward vallejo, napa valley, san rafael. 49 expected for san francisco and 45 for morgan hill. here's the forecast overnight tonight. moves on towards the valley

area. tomorrow, looks like it may thin out sooner. this is the setup for at least the next four to five days. we have the jet stream well to the north of us, high pressure is going to push it to the north so any storms will stay north of the bay area so no rain in our accuweather forecast. the high pressure will be with us and that is definitely going to translate to warmish or warmer temperatures next week. 55 tomorrow. the sunshine for san jose. a touch of fog near the cost. look for mid-60s for half moon bay. 64 for redwood city. an francisco, 63. in the north bay, delightful day. san rafael may be a little cooler with the fog. 65 for oakland, fremont. interior east bay, keep temperatures in the mid-to-upper 50s, depending on how long that fog sitz -- sits around.

and 70 tomorrow for watsonville and salinas. the seven-day forecast, our holiday on monday, warmer temperatures, and we cool down next friday and sarksz bringing in a few more clouds and maybe some rain. >> terry: i was doing yardwork today. >> leigh: good for you. >> terry: thank you very much. i wanted to get that in. >> mike: i got some yardwork, too. one of the fiercest rivalries in the nfl, the steelers and ravens. these two respect and despise each othererererererererererereñ

>> mike: divisional play iraq week end and -- and we kick off with the steelers and ravens. first quarter, roy rey rice up the gut. game tied at 7. second play. more from the ravens. the fumble, and everyone thought it was an incomplete pass, everyone but cory redding, who picks up the fullle and returns it 13-yard for the score. play until you hear the whistle. after the review the play would stand and it is a fumble. joe flacco, a dart. ravens up 21-7 at the half.

but the momentum swings in the first. rice takes the short pass, coughs it up. and that led to this. ben roethlisberger pumps. finds miller become of the end zone, ravens' lead down to seven. in the third, roethlisberger finds a strike over the middle to hiens heinz ward. just over 2:00 to play. third and night. big ben finds antonio brown. are you kidding me? brown using his helmet to secure the catch. and that leads to this, the game-winning touchdown. mendenhall, second of the game. one last chance for the ravens. fourth and 18. t.j. houshmandzadeh, drops what would have been a first-down catch. steelers on their way to the afc title game with a 31-24 victory. wow. >> perhaps the greatested hitter of all-time could soon be available. albert pujols is set to start

spring training with the dead thereon get a deal done with the cardinals. if an agreement isn't reached he will become a free agent. buster olney tweeted today that san francisco would be one of several interested clubs, including the cubs, angels and dodgers. pujols is set to make 16 million this season. a day after adding a player to solidify their bull pen, the ayes are looking to find brian fuentes. the 35-year-old lives in merced. he led the american leave in saves in 2009. >> the first full event of the pga this season, the sony open, is battling the elements in hawaii. 'east of waikiki beach. shot of the the day from sean

mcehl. he is going to like this a lot. into the cup for a hole-in-one. currently 3-over for the tournament. your leader, maruyama. rocking the yellow ball. back-to-back 65s. 10-under. a two stroke lead. >> we're here -- we hear from the steelers and ravens at 6:00. stanford and washington state. and packers and the falcons tonight. >> terry: just ahead, honoring

>> terry: coming up in half hour at 6:00, we're going to have more on the arrest of an arizona shooting victim during a town hall meeting, plus, two weeks ago, 45 san franciscans lost their homes in a fire. see what the new mayor is doing to help out. and today was family day at the museum in san freafnls visitors got free admission to mark the birthday of martin luther king, jr. plenty of activities for kids, including a chance to make civic screen images of dr. king. that does it for us at 5:00. world news is next. our next newscast at 6:00.