for four days the ship hat no power and no working plumbing. even food had to be brought in by helicopter, foods like spam and pop tarts. the company in charge of the repair work say that is a great opportunity for them and the city. 125 extra jobs have been created as a result of the project. the ship is already a tourist attraction. people have been stopping by to take a look, including one man who was on the cruise. >> since i live so close, i thought i'd come and check it out. to bring back all the memories. >> reporter: was that such a good idea? >> well, i mean, it's just cool to see it's finally getting fixed. >> reporter: san francisco is the only city on the west coast with a dry dock large enough to accommodate ships look the carnival, which is why it will be here for the next several weeks. carnival is eager to get the ship back up and running. it hard'd to cancel 14 one-week

vowages -- vowages. >> alan: the splen -- it has 13 decks and can carry 3,000 passengers and 1500 staff members. >> crews have suspended their search for a missing fisherman in the delta. officials believe harry lee fell overboard will fishing alone. the coast guard found the man's 20-foot boot adrift with the keys still in the ignition and no one on board. the coast coast -- the marine unit continued searching today but with no results. >> we're going to stay positive and hope for the best. something will come up. >> alan: lee is thought to have been wearing a manual life jacket that has to be inflated

using a pull string. the coast guard recommends life jackets that inflate by themselves on contact with water. an investigation is underway tonight after an oakland unified school police officer shoot and killed a suspect in the oakland hills last night. two school police officers pulled up behind a honda, and approached a man and a woman sitting inside. police say the man pulled out a screwdriver and attacked one of the officers. >> one of the occupants stabbed one of our police officers with a tool. fortunately the officer was not injured because he was wearing a protective vest. at this time there was a gun in the car, and another officer shot the occupant or the car. >> alan: the officers are on paid administrative leave, which is standard procedure. the woman in the car was not hurt, but she was taken to the hospital for observation. oakland unified police, the oakland police department, and the district attorney's office

are investigating the incident. meantime, marchers took to the streets of oakland to encourage residents to get more involved in making their neighborhoods safer. we report from hyde street, the scene of the first murder of the year. >> reporter: marchers gathered outside the apartment building where a 19-year-old was gunned down just nine minutes into the new year. the theme of sunday's march, take back the streets, block-by-block. >> people see that we're doing something, and they eventually become involved if they want to make a change. >> reporter: sheila turner's husband helped organize the march. >> letting the neighbors know we have options, we have services, and together we can turn oakland around. >> reporter: marchers pick up trash and handed out leaflets.

but on martin luther king boulevard. few people are willing to say they would do anything to help the police. >> in a recent survey, 40% of oakland residents said they distrusted police. >> i don't call the police on anybody. something doing something at my house, i talk to them about it. i've been in trouble with the law myself. >> reporter: this afternoon, oakland mayor jean quan met with the marchers. she says she is setting up meetings between the police, schools, and city departments, to foster better relation. >> the beat officers have been back a week. we're going to have them visit schools and have them work with parks and rec departments. >> i just believe in the people of ohmland and we can turn around any neighborhood. >> mayor quan says she is optimistic.

and there have been ten homicide so far in oakland this year, but the murder rate in the city has dropped every year since 2006. in oakland, abc-7 news. >> alan: the was another officer-involved shooting and a woman is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries after she was shot by daly city street. it happened just inside the san francisco city limentz. officers say they tried to pull over her car, but instead of stopping, shingaccelerated and crashed into a house, threw the car in reverse, hitting an officer so the police opened fire, hitting the woman at least once. the male passenger was arrested. a search for a kidnapped four-year-old boy is expected to resume in stanislaus county canal. so far divers have recovered five vehicles from the canal but none of them match the car used in the kidnapping of julianny card car car car -- cardenas.

the two people inside a car that drove into the cam. investigators say there were fairly recent tire tracks leading into the water. police say the man snatch third boy from his grandmother. and the amber alert is confined to the central valley. the license plate number is 6hbw445. if you think you see it, call police. davis police say they arrested a 25-year-old uc davis student after finding two loaded weapons in his truck. the statement says a family member tipped off police that 25-year-old niklas benson was suicidal and armed. police found him in downtown davis, and after resisting commands to surrender, the police say they used a taser to sub do -- subdue him. up next, former secretary of

state colin paul -- powell talks about the obama presidency. and the president says his state of the union will focus on jobs. it's the beginning of the end of the 100 watt light bulb. what will take its place. >> leigh: eye there i'm leigh glaser. another great days there with temperatures across the bay area in the 60s. even some 70s. here's a live look now. beautiful, setting sun. we'll take a

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>> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to >> alan: president obama will give his state of the union address on tuesday but some republicans are already dhoafns about what he will discuss. in this own preview the president says he will focus on jobs but also mentioned investing in projects to educate workers and that concerns republicans. >> anytime they want to spend they call it insvelte. so you'll hear the president talk about investing. we have a huge spending problem. we have a trillion dollar deficit. >> alan: democrats say they're confident in the message and hope to improve the lives of

americans. >> he is going to focus like a laser on the middle class and helping them grow their paychecks, growing the economy, in the short term and long term, and so, yes, we have to cut. there's a lot of waste in the government and we'll join with our colleagues and the president to do it, but certain key investments we'll keep. >> alan: eric cantor says he wants the president to invest in the private sector. an -- abc-7 will broadcast the speech live. >> form secretary of state colin powell says he has not decided if he will vote for president obama in 2012. today he said he is not excited -- committed to any candidate in 2012.

he called obama's presidency a work in progress. >> the economy is rebounding. whether you approve of healthcare or not, he took on the-which is a major challenge for their american people. 40 million americans have 0 no health insurance. so i hope we can fix whatever may be at fault in the bill that was passed. but we need some kind of health reform, and i think he took that on. >> alan: powell also dismissed speculation he might take a job in the obama administration, replacing robert gates. it's lights out for the ina can -- incandescent light bulb in california. the marrers no longer make the bulb. the state got a jump on standard that go into effect in 2012. stories will only sell blubz

that use no more than 22 watts. experts say this will cut the country's electric bill by over $10 billion a year and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. up next, huge waves along the coast today. also, the old warship two california cities want to turn into a tourist attraction. >> you're warm temperatures on the way -- more warm temperatures on the way. leigh glaser coming up to tell us more. >> mike: the packers and the bears in the battle of young

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>> alan: two california communities are competing to host the uss iowa and turn into it a tourist attraction. at it part of the moth ball fleet. in the next few months the u.s. navy is expected to name either marry -- mare or san pedro as its new home. the ship supported u.s. forces fighting the japanese in world war ii and also served in the persian gulf and iran-iraq war. the los angeles and vallejo groups have financial commitments worth millions of dollars. >> the weather service is urging caution when visiting northern and southern california beaches. we saw huge waves today. forecasters predicted wave heights to reach 15-18 feet and

have the potential to generate ongoing rip currents but it's a beautiful sight to sight think we just told a lot of surfers to go out there and surf. >> leigh: we had the high surf advisory in effect until early this morning. it has since been cancelled. nonetheless, do be advised those waves are going to be up the next day or so. beautiful night out there. this is from our high definition sutro cam. clear visibilities across the bay area, and i tell you, folks, a terrific weekend, hasn't it been? here's a look at the highs we enjoyed today. in the 70s. 72 near oakland. that tied your record for today. it was 68 in san francisco. 72 redwood city. san jose, 71. morgan hill, 71. 75 in santa cruz. fairfield, where some of the fog just lingered there, only reached 58 degrees, and 61 today in antioch. temperatures really starting to

come down. already in the 40s in the north bay. napa, 49. 47 in fairfield. 60 in san francisco. and we have a slew of 50s. so tonight, clear skies, we'll see a little more of the central valley fog migrate back towards the bay area, another sunny, mild day monday, and the dry weather pattern is going to stay with us all week long. so no rain in our forecast. this morning you can see the central valley fog, an easterly wind component, pushing it a little towards the bay area, and tonight we'll continue to see some of that fog redevelop. the delta and antioch, up to 39 degrees. 37 for vallejo. you'll probably see a little fog as well. richmond, 42. san francisco, 47. so here's the setup, and don't look for a lot of changes. high pressure in command.

and this is going to keep us dry, but storm track continues to stay well to the north of us. look at the amplitude on this thing, the jet stream is well to the north. we may see a few of these high clouds drift by from time to time, but otherwise a dry weather pattern. the next seven to ten days looks dry. the middle of next week, we'll probably get some rain. highs for monday. mid-60s for san jose. 61 for pacifica. 65 redwood city. as well as palo alto. mid-60s tomorrow for san francisco. north bay, santa rosa, 65. napa, 64. 63 for vallejo. oakland, 65. hercules, 64. 64 for union city. interior east bay where the fog will sit, be very patchy tomorrow.

antioch, brentwood, and pittsburg in the low 60s there 63 for concord and livermore, and 70s around watsonville tomorrow as well as a recent mass. the seven-day forecast, we'll have a little system move through monday night, tuesday. so a bit breezy, especially in the east bay hills, and temperatures actually will come up, even near 70, and then the patchy fog will redevelop thursday, friday, saturday, and clouds next weekend. acknowledge we -- >> alan: on to shu. playoffs going on. >> mike: the green bay packers are the first sixth seed to advance to the super bowl. with three road wins wins in ph, atlanta, and chicago. packers opening drive. aaron rodgers, dealing. fires a strike over the middle to nelson. down to the two-yard line. two player preys later, what a fake. gets to the corner.

packers lead. second quarter, more from the parkers. starks from four yard out. stretches, he's in. grebe greek -- green bay up 14-0. the bears can get back in at the game bought jay cutler picked off and it's 14-0 pack at the half. that would become his final throw of the game. he injured his knee at some point in the first half. didn't know exactly when, but did not return. his backup was ineffective but the third stringer provided a mark. takes it down to the one. on the very next play, chester taylor cop verdict it into points. we have a ball game. it's 14-7 packers. but hanie is a third string for a reason. a huge misstake. raji with the pick. game over. right? not so fast. takes the bears 81 seconds to answer. hanie to bennett. tuts the packer lead to seven.

47 seconds left. same score. the hanie magic runs out. shields with his second interception of the game. that seals it. >> just have to watch a few years ago when we got beat. obviously liked to have played better today. >> didn't play as well was i wanted to. but we made enough plays plays n the game. >> it's a lonely feeling. going through training camp and everything else and get to this point and have an opportunity and you didn't fulfill. it's hard. >> mike: right now steelers lead the jets 24-10. fourth quarter. complete highlights at 11. >> carson palmer is demanding to be traded and will retire if his wish is not granted. the 49ers would be a perfect feet. they need a veteran quarterback.

jim harbaugh needs to get busy. a little tennis. andy roddick bites the dust at the australian open and that's not good. since 2003 no american male has won a major. first set, break point. third set, the winner. andy roddick goes down in straight sets. leading to the first all-swiss open. the longest women's match in grand slam history. 14-all in the third. the break point. clearly exhausted. but still able to get to the drop shot and convert for the winner. up 15-14. now patch point. cav -- took a record four hours 44 minutes. >> final round of the bob hope classic, the leader today was

vegas. he needed a 10-footer for his first pga win. oh! misses. his mom can't believe it. vegas, haas, and woodland to the playoff. first playoff hole, vegas redeems himself. watch this. nearly holes it. would birdie to stay alive. hawes was eliminated with a par. woodland sinks heirs bird putt. on this hole, vegas with just the right amount of wrong, with his first pga tour title. >> afc title game for you tonight at 11:00. >> alan: who do you pick for the super bowl? >> mike: wait and see. >> alan: audiences were neither afraid of committing to "no strings attached." @ñ ñ ñ ñ ñ ñ t

>> alan: natalie portman and ashton kutcher top the box office with their romantic comedy "no strings attached."

and rounding out the top three is "the dilemma", and that's it for us. we want to thank you for watching. captioned by closed captioning services inc.