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an active crime scene in the heart of fisherman's wharf where two people were shot to death tonight. abc7's lilian kim is near jefferson street at the gift shop where it happened. lilian? >> please have it blocked off between jones and taylor and as you said at the heart of fisherman's wharf and officers are processing the scene. the shooting happened at a store that sells everything from perfume to handbags. two store employees and a man and woman were shot and killed and a male suspect is in custody. that's all the information we have been given from officers here on the scene, and we do not know the relationship between the victims and the suspect. nor do we know the circumstances of what lead up to the shooting.

what we do know is that many people were in the area when this happened and that the shots along the street were still open. we talked to two tourists from texas in the area when the shooting occurred around 8:00. >> it is a little scary for tourists. we are hearing it doesn't happen like this, but we are extremely busy at the time. scary we had almost gone in the store, but went to get something to eat first. >> this is my first time in san francisco. >> what do you think? >> crime happens everywhere. there is not much you can do to prevent it. i think it is a little weird that there is so many people and it still happens. >> with the exception of all of the police activity in and around the store, fisherman's wharf is empty now. the f line is delayed because jefferson street is blocked off. live in san francisco, lilian kim, abc7 news. >> thank you, lilian.

now to egypt where anti-government protests have just entered a seventh day. governments are issuing tribal warnings to egypt and some including the united states are urging their citizens to evacuate as soon as possible. >> he is hoping his scheduled flight will get him out of egypt and back home to menlo park. >> i assumed british airways is flying and we have tickets tomorrow. >> since the protests began, flights have either been canceled, suspended or delayed leaving thousands of americans stranded. >> i don't like being in this situation. it is chaotic for us, and we don't speak the lange welling, and it is hard to -- language and it is hard to communicate with people. >> they are planning to alleviate the backlog. starting monday, chartered planes will take any american wishing to leave from cairo to

europe. they are relying on friends and family in the u.s. to relay that message since internet interruptions in egypt are making it difficult to find out what is going on. >> i am worried, but very proud of her. >> she is certain her mother won't be getting on one of those chartered planes. she is a professor in uc davis and she arrived specifically to join the protests. she has called isha three times since telling her she is safe. >> this is the first time she feels like she has a legitimate chance. i think she wants to be there to help and do what she can and to help see him leave. >> the situation is fluid and dangerous. the crackle of gunfire lit up the night near the cairo museum that was vandalized the day before. as monday dawned on the egyptian capital, protesters

were still camped out on the main square and calling for a general strike. here is larry jacobs. >> after nearly a week of protests, they resolved to press on despite the government's attempt to intimidate them with a show of force. fire jets buzzed over and military helicopters flew even lower. the crowd defied an extended curfew, but made no move to enforce it or shut them down. the opposition leader said "what we have begun cannot be reverse said." -- reversed." he said president mubarak needs to step down. abc news this week hosts talked about it. >> people's concern right now is mubarak has to go immediately. >> mubarak met on tv meeting

his prime minister. once again cairo's residents armed with bats and knives formed their own checkpoint to guard against looting and crime. on monday, the egyptian police will reportedly be deployed to the streets to deal with law and order and crime, but this time not to get involved with the protesters. larry jacobs, abc news. meanwhile, the bay area people with close ties to egypt have been anxiously watching the events unfold on tv. cecilia vega has that part of our story. >> bay areae -- bay area egyptians can just monitor facebook around the clock. >> the protesters -- >> they came back from a visit to their native country just one day before tuesday's uprising began. they had a sense something big was on the horizon. >> taxi drivers were going on and on about how bad things are, how they can't feed their

families and how they have to work three shifts and two jobs. >> there is momentum and there is a general atmosphere of possibility, if you will. things are happening. things are in the works. >> thousands of miles away from their homeland, these egyptian christians turned their concern into prayer during classic sunday services in hayward. >> for many of them, they are marching in the streets. they have a new home now, but they understand their frustrations in the native country all too well. >> corruption, everybody we talk to speaks of corruption. >> it is a country governed under him. >> he knows. he moved to the u.s. two years ago. even though protesters are

demanding mubarak step down, there is fear of what could come next. >> this government is overthrown and the next strongest power on the street is muslim extremists. >> change is what they want and their fellow country men are rooting them on from across the globe. cecilia vega, abc news. in other news, supporters held a candlelight vigil for juliani. it came one day after they ended their search of a canal without finding the bodies of cardinis or his suspected it kidnapper. authorities believe they are dead, but the family continues to hold out hope that they will find jiliani alive. the boy's mother says she thinks police can do more to look for her son. >> i think the amber alert should be statewide. we don't know where jose is. only god knows. my gut tells me my son is

still alive, and i need help, for people to keep their eyes out. i think somebody is hiding him out. and there is a big reward. i want to put that out there. >> tabitha emphasized that the kidnapping suspect, jose rodriguez should be easier to spot than her son, and she is asking for people to keep an eye out for him. oakland police identified the man shot and killed by officers in the rock ridge district yesterday. police say officers shot matthew sicelski after he pointed a fake assault weapon. they responded after receiving calls that a man with weapons was harassing residents. when officers arrived he forced his way into a home. when he came back with a weapon officers opened fire. tonight the officers are on a routine paid administrative leave. the san francisco police department is revisiting the idea of arming officers with tasers. it comes after three officer-involved shootings

this year including one captured on video which shows detectives shooting a man in a wheelchair armed with a knife. last year the police commission rejected a proposal to explore the idea of using tasers, but now some think they can make a case for the tasers. although they are leslie that will, they still pose -- less lethal, they still pose a health risk. and up next, a baby penguin is removed from the exhibit. and california celebrates a man who refused to go to an internment camp at world war ii of the and it is award season in hollywood. tonight, big winners at the screen actor's guild. and tonight's best of show at the cow palace. the top dog in a field of hundreds. >> and i'm leigh glaser. we are have the showers this morning and it is the clearing and also very cold temperatures. they are setting up for the overnight hours. we'll look at those, and we'll see if there is anymore wet3q

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>> closed captioning brought to >> closed captioning brought to today california celebrated the first annual fred koramotsu day. he designated january 30th as a day of recognition for the civil rights pioneer. he was arrested and convicted after refusing to go to an internment camp with thousands of other japanese americans during world war ii. he filed suit and eventually his conviction was overturned. hundreds attended today's celebration including reverend jesse jackson. his daughter says the support has been overwhelming. >> edge wages was my father's

mission. and he truly believed if we were going to make a difference in this world, if we are going to appreciate each other's differences, if we are going to fight racism, we need to teach these lessons at a very young age. >> and on this annual day of recognition, schools are encouraged to teach students his story and the importance of civil rights. a three-week old penguin chick born at the monterey bay aquarium this month has been taken out of the exhibit. this is youtube video of the baby. it is the aquarium's first african black footed penguin chick, and officials removed it because they wanted to protect it from drowning and other aggressive penguins. it weighs 2.4 pounds and the sex is unknown. they will spend the next few months hand-feeding it fish and teaching him out to swim. then it will be urn ared to the exhibit with its parents. and a wiemer reiner took

top place. more than 100 breeds competed making it the perfect place to look for your next dog. visitors got the meet the dogs and the breeders in person. the winner received a $500 cash prize and a chance to compete at the famous westminster dog show in new york. and "the king's speech" was the big winner in los angeles at the screen actor's guild award. conlin firth won for best actor. facebook drama "the social network" is the other top contender. natalie portman won the best ago actress winner for "the black swan." alec baldwin won for his role in "30 rock." and 89-year-old betty white won best tv comedy actress for "hot in cleavland." and "modern family" won for overall cast performance in a tv comedy. the upcoming academy awards

will air february 27th. and that is right here on abc7. let's go to leigh glaser and a look at our forecast. >> we started off with the rain and even a few claps of thunder. and now we have clear skies and getting ready for some cold overnight temperatures. here is a shot from our high definition sutro cam and you can see market street there and the bay bridge and the clear skies. as i just mentioned, the temperatures are getting cold already. it is 41 in fairfield and antioch is at 46 degrees and 50 in mountain view and we have 49 right now in san francisco. so here is a look at our highlights. we are continued clearing and a little of the patchy fog is redeveloping and looking for sunshine tomorrow. it is going to be a cool day. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s, and it does look like things will start to warm up through the week. this week you can bank on dry conditions.

earlier this morning we had the showers and even a few isolated thunderstorms across the bay area. but the area of low pressure moved quickly to the south and the east of us. and you can see the clearing taking place out there right now. clear skies will radiate the heat away. so the temperatures will really bottom out tonight. napa getting down to 33. 34 for santa rosa. a little of the valley fog expected there. concord by the way right now is reporting about a mile visibility in some locations with the fog already. 38 expected low there. 36 livermore and we will go 47 for san francisco. so here is the story. this is the low that brought us the showers today. it has exited and pushed out toward the east. high pressure is the fair weather maker and really much like last week and the week before that when we had the high just sit on the -- along the coast, it will be the same scenario all week long. look for the storm track to stay well north of the bay area. the sunshine will be cool

tomorrow, but as the high settles over it as we head into tuesday and wednesday, that's when the temperatures will moderate and warm up. here is a look at our highs for monday. sun and clouds and 56 for san jose. los gatos 57. cupertino will climb to 55 degrees tomorrow. the coast will look for the mid50s with half moon bay 54. 57 for palo alto. 55 millbrae. san francisco will warm to 53 degrees. south city at 55. cloverdale is 58. 56 for novato as well as sonoma. oakland 56. castro valley and a little fog in your neighborhood tomorrow morning. afternoon sunshine and 56 degrees there. interior east bay, mid to low 50s. antioch and brentwood, 54. concord is 56. 57 for pleasanton and 60 for watsonville and 58 for hollis hollister. the accu-weather seven-day forecast, the winds will kick up tuesday night and wednesday

morning, especially the north and east bay hills. otherwise look for sunny, dry conditions all week long. wednesday is groundhog day. we will have to wait and see how many more weeks of winter or spring if it arrives sooner if it sees the shadow or not. >> should be nice in tahoe too. >> let's talk to shu. it seems like the warriors have been playing a lot at home. >> they have been almost the whole month. and they are not taking advantage of the recent home span. they lost four straight. three of those are at home. hoping to end the street with utah in town. we'll throw down some dunks next.

all right, we are back with sports and the warriors need something to get going. >> they do. that's a good point. golden state needs to get back on the winning track. they have lost four straight and with utah in town, a real test tonight for the g men. early going and the nifty --

like to see nifty as much as i can. 11 points and 10 boards. curray was hot. and the tip in to two of his 14. utah down four at the half. on a rare off night it is his only bucket of the game. the season low two points for money day. it is a game high 27. and the warriors are up 11. and reggie williams did not miss. 15 points in a complete team effort. the warriors taped their four-game skid. >> we protected the paint and it doesn't matter who played what. they did an unbelievable job. >> we didn't try to force anything that wasn't there and it allowed us to get open

shots and be aggressive. and it was an allstar weekend in sports. the winner has a game of thar own. the flying tomato going for his fourth straight golden. his name and his results as we

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be played after the super bowl. it is back in hawaii after playing in the same city the week before the game. didn't have the same affect and i'm sure the players prefer hawaii. rivers trying to steel some old raider wounds. former cal great haul itself in and 21-0nfc. later in the second and ryan going deep and for the first time all season fitzgerald has a quarterback who can throw to him. the nfc lead 42-0. the afc turned it over sukz

times, but the nfc chose >> the afc turned it over6 times. and then to alex mac and he played center for the cleavland browns and the former center wants his first career touchdown. she knocking people around. he will not be denied. such a thrill for this young man, but the afc is denied, 55-41 the final. from one allstar game to another. third period and second goal of the game, second goal of the game. and they are up 10-ai. late in the third and the assist to stall. his goal brings them 11-10. but that's how it would end. linstrom ends it.

let's tee it up with a great finish in the farmers insurance open in torrey pines. perfect day for hang gliding off the san diego coast. watson was doing some gliding on the par 513th, inches away. now on 18 and bubba needs it to go two up. clutch. watson 67 today. the only guy who could catch him is phil mickelson. look at this, lefty nearly does it. just needed a little more spin. bubba watson with his second career pga tour victory. early this morning and joe -- jokavich meeting and he comes up with a great forehand and putting murray away with an equally great backhand. he takes a set and is in the zone.

he comes up with a ridiculous backhand winner down the line. he simply could not miss. there is the guy that will take over for roger federer with the match point. and he goes on to win his second major of both the australian open in straight sets. to the winter x games and wrapping it up. it is the snowboard super pipes. the flying tomato bringing his a game. it is all gearing up for the big movie. pulls off the double mctwist and don't try that at home. i know you are going to tahoe late later this week and you will come home with that move. the steelers and packers in arlington. media day is on tuesday.

you will hear from the rest of the team throughout the week. >> and oh great sports guru do you care to share your pick? >> normally i give it later in the week, green bay. so i don't want to give it up right now, packers are going to win. so you have to wait until saturday before i pick the packers over the steelers. if that does president guy -- doesn't give it away i don't know what does. >> that concludes the broadcast. with shu and leigh, thanks for staying up late with us. good night, everyone. [ female announcer ] to do well, kids need to eat well.

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