jack lelan ne will show you how to be more beautiful. >> from 9 television to the gym, he inspired everyone to live healthier. to many he was the godfather of fitness. the san francisco native died today in morrow bay at the age of 96. abc7's lilian kim joins us with more on a local ledge end -- legend and exercise guru. >> jack lelanne died of respiratory failure due to pneumonia. he ate healthy and exercised up until the end. >> i hate working out, but i like the results. >> this was jack lelanne in

front of our studios a year ago. everyone came out to celebrate his birthday. lelanne was born in san francisco in 1914. 22 years later he opened his first health club in oakland, becoming a pioneer in body building, weight lifting and proper nutrition decades before it wasen en vogue. he held noon exercise classes in the studio. >> one, two, three, four. >> reporter: and when the show was syndicated out of hollywood, he became a national icon. the show stayed on the air through the 1970s. >> i tell the truth and i practice what i preach. >> he designed and invented strength machines still widely used in the fitness industry. and by the 1980s he had his name on more than 200 health clubs. but he was also known for his amazing feats of strength. when he was 40 he swam from alcatraz to the shore

handcuffed. when he turned 60 he swam the bay again, towing a boat loaded with a half ton of weights. >> anything you do in life that is beneficial and meaningful, it takes effort. if you can't afford a half an hour three or four times a week taking care of the most priceless possession, your body, you have to be sick. you are stupid. >> workers at john's grill say they will miss lelanne. he and his wife were regulars here. and there was a salad named in his honor. sandra remembers his words of wisdom. >> keep active and always keep happy. he said that is the secret to a long life. >> lelanne did practice what he preached. when he spoke to him at his 95th birthday he said he worked out two hours a day and weight lifting for 90 minutes and swimming for a half hour. alan? >> thank you, lilian. a shootout this evening in washington state killed two people and seriously injured two sheriff deputies. it happened outside a wal-mart in the town of port orchard

about 15 miles west of seattle after a customer reported a suspicious person at the store. police tried to talk to the man, but he took off shooting the gun as he ran. deputies fired back killing the gunman. a young woman in the parking lot was hit by a stray bullet, and she died at the hospital. investigators still don't know why the man ran and began firing. and there is no telling what could have been thwarted after a uc davis student was caught with two loaded weapons in his truck. a family member told police 25-year-old nicholas benson was suicidal and armed. police also say benson threatened to kill others after trying to negotiate with him on his cell phone police were able to spot him in his pick up truck parked in downtown davis. police found a semiautomatic rifle with an extended am mow clip -- ammo clip and shotgun in his truck. >> each magazine carries approximately 30 rounds of

rifle ammunition. those were all loaded at the time. >> benson was arrested on suspicion of making terrorist threats and carrying aked loed weapon in public, resisting an officer and possession of an illegal assault weapon. his bail is set at $1 million. the search for a kidnapped four-year-old boy will resume tomorrow in stanislaus county. so far divers have recovered five vehicles from the canal near patterson, but none matched in the kidnapping of juliani. a silver toyota corolla, last tuesday a man saw a vehicle with that description drive into the canal with two people inside. investigators say there were fresh tire tracks leading into the water. police say jose esteban rodriguez snatched the boy from his grandmother last tuesday. what was once a statewide amber alert is now confined to the central valley and san jose. a cruiseship blamed for turning a dream vacation into a nightmare is now in san francisco for repairs.

it sailed under the golden gate bridge this morning and docked at pier70 where repairs have gun. -- be gun. the carnival splendor will get a new general -- general natter and two alternators. two -- today several people came to look at the 950-foot long ship, including one man on the nightmare cruise. >> since i live so close in pleasant hill, i thought i would come and check it out to bring back all of the memories. >> was that such a good idea? >> well, i mean, it is cool to see that it is finally getting fixed. >> last november a fire left the splendor a drift off baja california. more than 5,000 passengers and crew were left without power and flushing toilets and warm food. an investigation sunday after an oakland unified school police officer shot and killed a man in the oakland hills. it happened at about 9:15 last night near joaquin miller

park. two school police officers pulled up behind a honda and pushed a man and 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 the 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 of the car. >> the officers are on paid administrative leave which is standard procedure. the woman in the car was not hurt, but she was teaken to the hospital for -- was taken to the hospital for observation. the oakland police department and the district attorney's office are all investigating the incident. >> the on going violence is what lead an organized march today. residents encouraged others to get more involved in making their neighborhood safer. abc7's mark matthews reports from high street, the scene of oakland's first murder of the year.

>> 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 was take back the streets block by block. >> people see we are doing something and eventually they become involved if they want to make a change. >> sheila turner's husband, preston, helped organize the march. >> letting the neighbors know that we have options, we have services and together hand in hand we can turn oakland around. >> marchers picked up trash and handed out leaflets and told people to get involved with their community. >> oakland police. >> but on martin luther king, boulevard few people were 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. if somebody is doing something around my house, i will talk to them about it. i have been in trouble with the law myself. >> late this afternoon gene quan met with marchers at the miracle of community church and she is setting up meetings between the police and schools and city departments to foster berry lagses. >> as you know, the beat offices have been back for about a week. one of the things we will do is have them visit schools and have them work with the park and rec department. >> i just believe in the people of oakland. i believe we can turn around any neighborhood if we get together. >> mayor quan is optimistic and there is data to be optimistic about. yes, there have been 10 homicides in oakland so far this year, but the murder rate has dropped every year since 2006. in oakland, mark matthews, abc7 news. up next, the president prepares to deliver the state of the union address. the concern some republicans

already have about the speech. also, the new spy plane that flies longer and higher than anything else in the sky. and a new smart toy that takes a classic game and adds a new dimension of human/computer reaction. >> and there are clear skies, although the fog is already starting to redevelop out toward the east bay valley area. and even in the north bay we will show you where

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investing in projects to educate workers and that concerns republicans. >> anytime they want to spend they call it investment. you will hear the president talk about investing a lot on tuesday night. we have a huge spending problem. we have had a trillion dollar deficit each of the last two years. >> democrats on the other hand say they are confident in the president's message and his plan to focus on improving the economic situation for millions of struggling americans. >> he is going to focus like a laser on the middle class and helping them grow their paychecks if they have a job, growing jobs and growing the economy both in the short-term and long-term. and so yes we have to cut. and there is a lot of waste in the government. we will join with our colleagues and with the president to do it, but certain key investments we will keep. >> the second ranking house republican says he wants the president to invest in the private sector making it a more friendly environment for

business. abc7 will broadcast the speech this tuesday at 6:00. it will be streamed live on abc7news.com. military planes are quickly evolving, and tonight abc news aired an exclusive look at a new unmanned spy plane. the global observer is being tested at edwards air force base. it can fly 65,000 feet high in the sfrat toss fear -- strike that toss fear. its wingspan is as long as half a football field, and it is powered by liquid hydrogen fuel allowing it to hover a week at a time. essentially it is a satellite, but for a fraction of the cost. >> a large satellite a billion plus. >> so we are talking to buy a plane like this tens of millions as opposed to hundreds of millions? >> correct. >> the drone's manufacturer out of southern california says its implications go beyond military purposes. during 9/11 when new york lost

its cell towers, the global observer could have hovered and acted like a platform to restore communications within hours. all the technological start ups south of market in san francisco are not just about social networking. now there is a new smart toy computing human interaction. richard hart reports on a video game that responds to touch. >> taking the hands on tabletop style of classic games anden fusing it with the inter ago tough tee of the video games. >> this is a new way to play games. and it is a new way to learn math and use computers. smart cubes used to mimic the way we interact with computers. >> it is a very physical way of interacting with objects. why continue can't -- why can't our interactions been more like that? we both have a background of being interested in how we can

improve the experience of using technology. that is something we care very deeply about. >> from stanford university to mit's media lab, they invented rechargeable screens that respond to touch, to each other, to the way you hold them and tilt them. like a wii controller that went to college. they communicate through a wireless network. in a game called chroma shuffle, you can match the dots. in another, you rush to create new paths to find lost eggs and to escape a monster. learn to spell by touching the correct letter or work the math problems without a calculater. part of the technology behind this is the same technology that makes smart phones know where they are and how they are being held. >> that will reduce the cost of the electronic components and boosted the quality.

>> cubes will be sold as a new kind of game system, but they are betting that a software development kit will enable the robust market in apps that nobody has envisioned. called them cube apps. richard hartd, abc7 news. >> we have been having a great streak of warm weather. and we deserve it. >> we do. 60s and 70s today. and we will probably continue on the same theme the next several days. although some fog is starting to move back into the forecast. and we'll take a look at that in a moment. a nice shot for you this evening from the high definition rooftop cam. of course, the bay bridge and you can see the moon and high clouds moving across the area. visibility there is less than half a mile. and the central valley fog is a little light east wind that is pushing it toward the bay.

definitely will have to deal with that tomorrow morning 38 in fairfield and 54 in san francisco. it is 42 in livermore and antioch is 47. clear overnight and remember the return of the patchy valley fog and another sunny, mild day for your monday, and then it does look like the dry weather pattern will stay with us through the entire workweek. so no rain in sight. that's at least for the next five to seven days. the fog in the central valley cleared out, but it will return overnight. the slight easterly wind is grabbing it and pushing it toward the coast as well as the bay. so the usual area such as the napa valley, vallejo and up toward fairfield and antioch and pittsburgh and out toward the oakland area, that's where we will look for the best chance of seeing the fog developing overnight. the temperatures in the inland areas in the mid to upper 30s overnight tonight. the forecast models continue

to keep higher pressure over the bay area for at least the next seven days. high pressure minus the mild conditions over the weekend. a few high clouds may sneak under this ridge for the next couple days. we will look for some sunshine and a few high clouds. but clearly you can see how this ridge has really pushed the jet stream or the storm track, kicking it well to the north of us, and this will continue to be the placement all week long. no rain in the accu-weather forecast. it looks like it could be next week that we might see that ridge start to break down and bring us a little moisture in here. tomorrow, the temperatures are much like today, 65 for san jose. a little bit of a hazy sunshine for you there. 61 in pacifica and mid60s for the peninsula, palo alto. san francisco, hazy sunshine, 64. 61 for daly city. 65 for santa rosa. novato 64 tomorrow. 63 for vallejo. 65 for oakland, 64 for union

city. interior east bay, antioch and brentwood, upper 50s to low 60s depending on when the fog lifts. 63 for concord. 70s toward watsonville. 71 there in gilroy. the accu-weather seven-day forecast, little change. we may warm things up a little bit on tuesday. and then we will bring in more of the patchy inland fog for wednesday, thursday and friday. clouds will thicken up next weekend. maybe changes in the forecast. >> thank you, leigh. and an earthquake just struck. a 3 .2 magnitude and it is east, southeast of san jose. the usgs says it happened around 11:12. you may have felt something in that area. let's move to shu. the super bowl picture was set. he picked green bay in the beginning of the year, and lo and behold -- >> they are in there. we had an earthquake in the afc title game. we have our two reps, the steelers and jets.

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familiar team representing the afc as the steelers hold off the jets for their third appearance since 2005. with the windchill, the temperatures would drop below zero tonight in pittsburgh. the steelers were hot in the first half. ben roethlisberger and his leg with a difference. the two-yard run makes it 17-0. the ball popped loose and he will scoop and score 19 yards and 24-3 pittsburgh at the half. the jets rally in the second half. in the third, sanchez deep to santonio holmes. 45 yards and it is 24-10. in the fourth, the same score and he was fourth in goal and lt is stuffed. new york turns it over. but on the next play roethlisberger fumbles it and then recover itself. that's a safety. the jets get the ball back. it is 24-19.

the jets need a stop. roethlisberger keeping the play alive and fiepdz antonio brown, and that first down will seal it. rex ryan can't believe it. the steelers are headed to the 8th super bowl and the third in the last six years after a 24-19 victory. >> we as a team put a lot of stuff behind us early. we found a way to get it done. we were not always the prettiest team. but we filled in for guys in critical times in the season. >> our goal for next year, i have news for you, it won't change, and it will never change. we are going to chase that super bowl and chase it until we get it, and then we'll chase it again. >> we will take our final timeout before we take on the nfc title game with aaron rodgers leading his packers to the promise land for his super bowl

night green bay packers are the first 6th seed ever to advance in the super are bowl with three road wins in philly, atlanta and today in chicago. this is the 182nd meeting between the bears and the

packers, but the first in the playoffs since 1941. the opening drive and aaron rogers on the bootleg. and what a fake. they are up 7-0. the second quarter and more for the packers. four yards out and green bay up 14-0 just like that. into the half after rogers took the bears. cutler is picked off by sam shields. cutler who will play one in the third quarter and then left with a knee injury he suffered in the first half. she already getting hammered by chicago fans. back up was ineffective and he provided a spark in the fourth. he hits johnny knox and look at johnny run down to the one. that set up a chicago touchdown. but he is a third stripping quarterback for a reason. a big mistake. intercepted and 18 yards for the score and it is 21-7, gameover, right? not so fast. it took 81 seconds to answer. poor tackling there and cuts the lead 21-14.

same score and fourth down for chicago. and the magic runs out. the second interception of the game and that seals it. the packers are headed to their fifth super bowl after a 21-14 victory. >> we have had to win five elimination games, and i think it makes it that much sweeter. happened to win the five, but also doing it with guys, a lot of guys we didn't count on until the end of the season. >> the packers and steelers in the super bowl. switching gears and andy roddick was booted today. the last american male or female left in the tournament. and in the fifth set, and check out this forehand from alexzander. that's wicked. he moved on to the quarter after a five-set victory. the final round of the bob hope classic and after three chances of victory on the final hole he got a mulligan and took advantage of the second playoff hole to capture his first pga tour title.

got to be exciting there. and carson palmer is demanding a trade. or he hillary tire. jim harbaugh, if you are lining, the 49ers need a veteran quarterback. >> and you picked green bay to win the superbowl the beginning of the season. >> the packers are favored by two and a half which surprises me. i thought the steeler who have been there twice since 2005 would be the pick. you will get my pick next saturday. >> stay tuned, everyone. good night.

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