. complete bay area news cover range starts right now. this is the 10:00 news. >> a quiet crowd as a community searches for answers in shooting death of a young boy. >> he was killed at his father's taco truck and the case is unsolved. amber lee is live with more on the large memorial held in the boy's memory. >> reporter: police are offering a 25,000-dollar reward for information leading to the

man who shot and killed a 5- year-old boy. tonight there is a growing memorial for the child at the scene of the shooting. >> decide today to begin the year not the same as you ended 2011. >> reporter: dozens attended a vigil to remember gabreille martinez junior. parents are fearful for their children. >> i don't like it i mean -- i don't know how many children more to die for change. >> reporter: he was shot shortly before nine friday when a man who police say had bought food from the truck moments earlier opened fire. the boy's father said tonight that he hopes no other family has to experience his pain. >> visitors have not said what the motive was. the talk in the community is that the father had thwarted a robbery attempt at a restaurant and that it the shooting was in

revenge. family members said tonight that they don't believe there is a link. the death follows on the heels of two other children being killed. in august a 3-year-old was shot also in east oakland. in november a 23-month-old was shot in west oakland while he was with his father. >> just angry. angry, frustrate, words can't begin to describe kind of just the fury. >> reporter: late this afternoon we caught up with two homicide investigators. they declined to answer questions but did say they need the community's help in finding the killer and that they are working around the clock to solve the case. reporting live. amber lee. jury . >> 24-year-old edwin ramos has plead not guilty to three counts of murder.

prosecutorrers say he killed a father and his two sons thinking they were rival gang members. they were actually returning a picnic. new details about the case of a 40-year-old nurse suspected of killing a woman whose neighbors say is the mother of her girlfriend. police say she used a machete to kill the 65-year-old on friday. she first said she and kirk were attacked by a man but police say that didn't hold up. neighbors say the suspect and her girlfriend live in the house and that she said her girlfriend has been on vacation for several weeks. >> a woman is dead after a fire started in her bedroom. it appeared about 10:30. >> when firefighter as lived they say the second story bedroom was on fire. they found the body of the 52- year-old bobby mitchell as well as that of a small dog.

firefighters were able to rescue another dog. an autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow. investigators still trying to find what started the fire. one person suffered minor injuries in this fire. it started around 3:15 in the kitchen of a home on camel back. as you can seat fire spread to the attic. the damage is thought to be at $350,000. the fire did major damage to the condo and one next to. vehiclors haven't determined the cause. gop hopefuls are rush over iowa even at this late hour and the countdown is on for the official start to the 2012 contest and tonight the race is fluid and unpredictable. craig boswell joins us with the latest. >> reporter: good evening to you. a rush is the way to put it. all the candidates fanning

outhitting about two dozen cities. its been a roller coaster for them. rising and falling as they search for support as they look for last minute support now and people are out listening to what they have to say. >> the traditional way of campaigning in iowa is on the ground. >> reporter: the republican candidates making their final pleas to voters. >> i need you to tomorrow night. i need every single vote in that room. >> i'm asking for your vote, you to vote your conservative values. >> we are excited, we look forward to tomorrow night. >> reporter: six of the seven major candidates chris causing the state. >> they realize we don't have a lot of electoral votes. we get our voice now. >> reporter: and voters have much to think over. >> the american people are stirring, this is what this campaign has been all about. this is what the vote is about

tomorrow. >> what we want to see is the leadership and the people answering specific question its about what they intend to do, how they intend to work with congress to get this country back on pace. >> reporter: months of campaigning leading to this, iowa picking a candidate they fell is in line with their state's values. >> we like common sense. they can see through the bull crap. basically that's it. >> reporter: it normally narrows the field but this could change with the candidates being so close and 41% of likely people say they could probably change their mind before tuesday evening's vote. >> and at 10:30 how it could affect us and give the state a rare roll in politics.

>> the president and his family are on their way home from hawaii. they greeted well wishers before boarding air force 1. they spent their holidays in hawaii. tomorrow it's back to the business of working on his re- election . >> happening now, customers are without water and underway to repair a water main that broke in downtown berkeley. heather holmes is live where crews say that fix is still hours away. >> reporter: at least six to eight and more hours. i want to you look behind me. you can see that the street is blocked off as crews dig out the road to get the repairs underway and it's this repair work that has business owners very concerned. a torrent of water, leaving

pedestrians to/down slippery sidewalks. prompting business owners to set out sandbags, one look at the small river and dennis king rushed down stairs. >> a big scene right there. water just coming in here. >> reporter: he success rock posters and sports items and stores the items in the baseman. immediately below the site of the water main break. >> wet and destroyed. >> reporter: that's 5,000 dollars ruined. we watched as mud crews started the repair work. >> our basement bays go to this curb. >> reporter: the manager worries about the repairs to the sidewalk and the potential threat to the structure. >> when they come in they don't cause damage to the foundation. >> reporter: now about ten businesses are without water

right now. most of them were closed for the holiday. they hope that all of this repair work is wrapped up when they reopen in the morning and that they don't find more damage. reporting live. heather holmes. >> and east bay mud crews dealing with another water main break that happened yesterday near hawthorne and willow. crews spent much of the day trying to find how to do the repair. they plan to start the work tomorrow. they say no customers currently without water since other pipelines are week used. >> in pacifica several thousand pg&e customers are without power. that number was about 3,000 at last check. that's down from 5700 customers when it was reported earlier this evening. pg&e said it hopes to have service restored to everybody by midnight. no word on the cause. the california highway patrol said dui arrests went up

while traffic deaths went down during the holiday weekend. statewide officers arrested almost 1200 people for driving under the influence president that's up from 961 during the same period last year. traffic related deaths are down with 18 reported statewide compared to 22 the year before. in 9 bay area santa clara county reported 75 fewer arrests this holiday season. >> new, a restaurant upside the california academy of sciences shut down forcing people to change their plans for new year's day. it closed on december 31st and is being taken over the owner of the slanted door. he also operates the academy cafe on the main floor. saw 15 employees lost their jobs. >> the change was simple,

charles decided to take over the operation. >> if you have a special event booked them it'll be honored. the future of the restaurant should be determined with in the next 60 days. >> the palo alto goes crazy. >> back here in just ten minutes rain. we will talk about valley fog. >> we are confident in this arrest. >> a huge break in the case. tonight we know the identity

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chase quickdeposit. take a step forward and chase what matters. ♪ we just keep on keepin' on ♪ ♪ keep on . a store in modesto has evacuated for a time after shots were fired in the parking lot shortly before 5:00 p.m. modesto police say a suspect ran in to the store before being tracked down and arrested. police say they found ammunition on that individual. police later found four other suspects in a car nearby. nobody was injured but the car was hit with several bullets. in los angeles a plan is under arrest tonight an arson charges. since friday there have been more than 50 arson attacks mostly setting cars on fire. >> reporter: police arrested a person of interest between three and four monday morning

near hollywood in los angeles. he appears in his early 30s, white, a receding hair line and pony tail and matches earlier surveillance video taken friday near one of 55 arson fires set since friday. he meets a description from several witnesses who saw a man fleeing the scene. >> the sheriff's department detained a 24-year-old man named harry burke hart. he has been charged with one count of arson -- and is currently being housed without bail. >> reporter: police took a van which appeared to have canada plates. they are searching the van and have found ignition materials inside consistent with arson according to the times. police believe the suspect may be from germany. >> we are confident in this arrest but we have a long way to go and i think it's important that the media and public recognize that. >> reporter: many of the fires

have been started inside cars and then separate to garages and apartments. no deaths or any injuries. police have yet to say what evidence tied the cases together nor have theya given the ignition. they are concerned releasing more information could prompt the arsonist to change tactics or encourage copy cats. police say they are not 100% sure this is the individual or that he acted alone. in loss fox news. >> fox news in los angeles is reporting on a possible motive. that said that the suspect is upset about the pending deportation of his mother. >> the fire chief said it could have been worse today when a three alarm fire broke out in a 14 story office building. the building houses the office of representative jackie spear and the district office of

leland yei. they got the first call this afternoon and when they got there many were heading down the stairs and out offed biling. the fire was burning on the 11th flue. >> we think it's related to an office setting, a faction machine or computer, something malfunctioned, maybe over loaded. >> the firefighters say everybody made it out of the building safely. damages are estimated at more than $100,000. >> today was a day of travel for those who made trips to visit family and friends for the holidays and people we spoke to at the airport say they were pleasantly surprised by just how easy it was to travel today. one woman was returning from a family visit in chicago on a quick break from training in the national guard and she said the ease of the travel made the important time even better. >> think of it differently. coming back each time is a different experience to see -- you see things in a new light.

>> there were very few flight delays. oakland and san jose also report a smooth start to the new year. >> new, stanford took on oklahoma state in the fiesta bowl. it was luck's final game before he heads off to the nfl. lloyd watched the game with cardinal fans in palo alto. >> reporter: at the patio bar and restaurant in downtown, all i can say is fans got their money's worth. it was an exciting, intense game that went into overtime. stanford lost 38-41 when the cardinal kicker missed two field goal attempts. >> they had it in the bag and they relied on a freshman kicker, painful. >> reporter: andrew luck at

quarterback won 11 games and has lost go for the season. they remember when they won only one game for 9 season. >> always get the respect from the academic side but the football side people -- you are like stanford, luck, you get more recognition. >> reporter: this was luck's last college game. what happens to stanford ball now? >> i think we are ready to move on. as much as we don't want to. >> reporter: in the middle of yelling fan there is was one oklahoma state fan wearing her orange. >> i didn't want to go anywhere else. i thought it would be fun to come here with stanford and be the one here. >> reporter: this turned out not to be stanford's night there still was pride. >> everything has, you know, a little bit of a connection now. everybody is so proud of stanford. >> reporter: now comes the speculation where will luck play professional football in it was a great game to end a

great career. mark will come up with all of the highlights of the game. live in palo alto. >> 900,000 people lined the route today as the 123rd rose parade went through pasadena. there were marching bands and flower covered floats. the grand marshall was the winner of dancing with the stars. jr martinez also a former soldier. following the official practice roid hundreds of protesters held their own march. they were peaceful spreading their message. they carried a mock-up of the constitution reading we the people and a second display titled we the corporation. they also held a 70-foot long

octupus made from relikelled plastic bags they say represented the t, ntacles of corporate greed. >> mild day. temperatures got into the low 60s. its going to be warmer tomorrow. these are the recorded highs. these are the highs some of the airports, 60 fairfield, 64napa. highs tomorrow will be warmer than this. overnight lows above freezing. fog and low clouds back in to the forecast. because there is enough moisture, dew points high, look for the valley fog in the usual spots. as we head into tomorrow, most of the cloud wills clear. we will see more sun tomorrow and daytime highs will launch into the mid60s there. will be two to five degrees warmer. as you head into tuesday. when you come back we will go back to the five-day forecast and look for rain, we will tell you what the forecast high will be for the neighborhood. > >> come tomorrow morning those who did the state snow survey

will make their way to tahoe and all indications suggest the news won't be good. current electronic readings put the snow pack water content at just 24% of normal for this time of year. the city just had it's 8th dryest december of the past century and. > -- how a hike in the minimum wage is being received by workers and business owners. >> and banana sam is back. what zoo coopers say

? san francisco makes history by being the city with the highest minimum wage in the country. good news for workers but patty lee says some employers worry they won't be able to afford it. >> reporter: a 32-cent hike may

not sound like much but it puts san francisco at as the first city in the country to pay minimum wake more than ten dollars an hour. >> 10:24. more than what they make. >> reporter: the minimum wage is tied to the cost of living. the change will add a couple dollars a shift to the paychecks of about 20,000 workers, not enough to change lives but it does boost morale. >> it's hard for people to get raises if you haven't work there's for a year. >> reporter: it's a strug toll survive on less than ten dollars an hour especially in one of the most expensive cities in the country. she works at mission pie that pays above. >> they started me at $13 which was nuts. it was incredible. >> reporter: while mission pie is able to stay profitable other loyers say breaking the ten dollar barrier may break them. peter gill helps his family manage 20 employees at their three grocery stores and wore

worries if business sours he won't be able to afford the higher wages. >> companies won't lower prices just because of higher wages and the consumers won't expect higher prices. >> reporter: some saying having the highest minimum wage isn't the only problem. san francisco is also the only city with a payroll tax of 1.5% and requires nine paid sick days per employee. in san francisco, patty lee. >> tonight banana sam is back behind locked doors. his adventures started last friday when two cuts were found in the mesh and no monkey. then on new year's a man said that he spotted the monkey and lured it back -- into his backpack. police son know if that man or someone else is responsible for

the he is came today a lot of people came to see him but he was held out of view. >> told him the story of banana sam and he wanted to come see him. we are going to have to settle with a picture. >> he is in quarantine as a precaution but he should be back with his friends in just a couple days. a historic chair made of old farm tool social security gone from a home in clayton. a the chair is said to have belonged to going frank a member of one of the first families in the area. it was taken last month. the family hasn't put a money value but say they were going to donate it to the museum. . >> all eyes on iowa but california could still play a part. a live report. >> another spare th

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. iowa will cake off the election campaign tomorrow when they hold the first in the nation causes. ken wayne, it's possible that california will end up having a say about who is the gop nominee. >> reporter: iowa can jump start or kill a campaignw. a wide open field and constantly changing polls it could be months before we know who the nominee will be. california state republican party chair says usually iowa whittles the candidates down to two or three but not this year. >> consider ron paul won't drop out for a long time, gingrich can be in for a long time, perry has money, romney and now santorum.

. >> reporter: james taylor see itself differently. >> part of this iowa process is for the purging process. probably loose two or three candidates even if they don't acknowledge it. >> reporter: who are the likely losers in. >> i think michelle bachmann and rick perry. >> reporter: and who wins in. >> i think ron paul or santorum. >> reporter: what about the man who leads in the national polls in romney? >> he is the one candidate who everybody thinks is formidable to challenge obama next year but he is the only one who hasn't had a surge. >> reporter: how will he do? >> i'm sure better than paul. >> reporter: we didn't find a lot of passion. >> not excited about what i'm seeing. hoping someone will change course a little more and pull it together. >> reporter: if there is no clear front runner by the super tuesday elections in february, look for candidates to start coming to the golden state. >> if this draws out they will have to take a long look at

california because there is such a lot of delegates. this is the ultimate stay tuned i think. >> reporter: california's primary is in june and politics that can be an eternity leaving open the possibility that voters could have a say. live in lafayette. >> tonight it seems the iraq war veteran suspected of killing a park ranger died from exposure. the manhunt for benjamin barnes ended today when a search crew spotted his body in a remote area of the park. authorities say he shot and killed a 34-year-old margaret anderson a park ranger mother of two when she tried to set up a roadblock to stop him. >> i -- very well trained, my understanding of how these things happened, stop and before rangers are able to exit the car, indications he stepped out and opened fire. you know i don't think they had much chance given the six.

>> reporter: authorities have been looking for him who is expect suspected of shooting four people, injuring two of them at a nua year new area's party. it's suggested he may have been suffering from ptsd . >> as of january 1st, it is against the law to openly carry an unloaded hand gun in california. now some want to make it easier to get a concealed weapon's permit. >> unless are you a movie star or connected or friend of the sheriff you aren't going be able to get one. >> reporter: a group of open carry supporters in southern california have also filed a federal suit to overturn the ban and as for gun control supporters, they sane are very pleased about the ban and hope that the courts up hold the new law. >> air quality in the bay area

is bad enough that another spare the area alert is in effect but is the poor air also sending people to the doctor? what we found today at a hospital in mountain view. >> seem better than earlier? >> the symptoms have -- it's up and down. >> reporter: jasmine brought her daughter into the emergency room at the hospital today because of her daughter's breathing problems. >> coughing, congestion, runny nose, she is restless and fussy at night. >> reporter: a doctor said it's not clear if the poor air is contributing to her cough but he does know this they have been seeing increases. >> the air quality definitely plays into it so if you have asthma it'll make it worse. >> reporter: redwood had the highest levels of air

pollution, that could mean more are illegally burning wood but the weather is playing a fox tomorrow. >> we continue to have dry stagnant air way is trapping all the pollution. >> reporter: she was able to get relief by having medicine. her mother said she is going to ask her doctor if there is anything she can do on spare the air days. >> going to start pay agriculture tension. it's affecting my children. >> reporter: the elderly and children are most at risk. doctors say staying inside won't necessarily help. what will recognizing the symptoms and getting help. report -- ktvu channel 2news. >> on our facebook fall we asked if you think the spare the area alerts are effective. kelly writes it's just anotherl example of government putting its nose in every business, wood burning a great way to save on heating costs and another says i'm glad there is another spare the air night. when people burn wood i can

smell it and its been affecting my breathing. sharia opinion on ktvu. >> hitting the gym can help children who have hitting the books. that's the conclusion of researchers, they reviewed prior data and found the more physically active school age children are the better they do in the classroom. they noted that increases in blood and oxygen flow to the brain may play a roll in improving performance. california schools have fewer library ans. the department of many indication said about one in four has a librarian. people say kids are being short changed. districts have cut the positions to deal with budget cuts there. are about 900 in the state right now down 200 in two years. >> new changes coming this month that are designed to help find the true price of traveling before you leave home. >> back here in ten we will take a look at tomorrow's

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. students at a school are getting another day of vacation because of a massive fire. the fire didn't actually burn the school, but it still caused a lot of problems. >> reporter: san francisco creative arts charter school was supposed to start tuesday. instead of teachers preparing lessons movers taking books in to classes, items saved in the aftermath of a big fire last month that took over three neighbors buildings and caused $8 million in damage. >> powerful thing. you look across the way, see the people that lost their homes, you see the remains of the fire. >> reporter: the school building had about $25,000 in water damage and blown out windows. >> i think we all feel fortunate that our school is still physically intact. that we weren't in session. >> reporter: the times couldn't have been worse. the school 4 just moved many classrooms in here while it's

buildings aren vacations. the school . > >> we have lost is our school library, one of our art studios, our cafeteria community needs space. >> reporter: the 275 students now have limited playground space, they will go to local parks for some activities. >> postponed the start of school a day so we could bring everybody, all the staff back together tomorrow and absorb what's happened. >> reporter: administrators have posted to the school's website the type of supplies they will need to get up and going again in the aftermath of the fire. you can find a link to this on the website. in san francisco. >> aretha franklin joked it's not because she is pregnant that she is marrying a long

time friend. it seems her long time friend will consider son has what she is look for. she said she wants the wednesdaying to be held this june or july. she has been married twice before. >> 2011 was an eventful year for james durbin. he got married on new year's eve. the bride is his long time girlfriend. they have a 2-year-old child. >> there are a few clouds, they will help keep it warmer overnight. valley fog in many inland valleys, above freezing for pretty much everybody. mid-30s, upper 30s in the cold spots. outside tonight we are into a night like we had last flight with a lot of clouds high and valley fog low. mild weather, dry weather pattern continues to stay put

as we head through this week. potentially into next week yes. into a dry weather pattern. with that you get no rage, you get frost and freezing temperatures, you also get valley fog. you also get spare the air nights, we have had almost a record number this winter. in most -- more of those to come with this high pressure that's not budging. you will see a weak weather system, through the green areas, through today. not a big deal. a wind shift. kind of actually warming it up a little in the afternoon. there it goes. a lot of activity in the park. that activity will stay out there, drive to the north by the time we get toward the weekend. we are basically staying dry. what that will do out in the bask is generate big surf. we will see big waves thursday, friday, saturday and then again monday and tuesday. you will be hearing about it. i don't know if they will run the mavericks on thursday because they have a lot of stuff to did.

the wave also be big enough. the conditions are there but there are other things in that decision i'm sure. big surf, high surf advisories on thursday. maybe even there to wednesday. then again next week as we continue with this dry pattern and big storms. that's indicated by the surf. just pounded down by this ridge of high pressure and going up and over. that's where we stand. daytime highs forecast for tomorrow. 62 vallejo, 63 berkeley. these are warmer by a few degrees. mid60s. 64 san jose, 64 morgan hill. 64 santa cruz. interesting weather pattern getting old, not -- as i look out at long range, there is no indication, no indication that things are going to start to get wet. been around a long time doing weather -- 35 years and i have seen years like this before and they don't end up well at the end of the season.

it's tough. we aren't way behind but it'll be tough. if we go two more weeks without rain it'll be hard to get back to normal. >> just remarkable. >> it is. they will be way behind. >> i don't know if they will be able to put in the stick. >> disappointed skiers. thank you. >> one of the strictest anti smoking laws in force in alameda. the new orderrance forbids it in almost all outdoor common areas. the city council passed it in november. opinions divided on the new ban. >> i think it's just another way to take away more of our freedom. >> it's a good idea because one of the -- especially when enthe city is you walk behind someone smoking and getting it in your face. >> it's not clear how police will enforcet. fine also start at $100. >> two of the best college

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. we have new video that we want to show you from the scene of an accident with in the last hour involving a transit bus. it appears someone ran a red light that led to the accident. it happened on seminary and international boulevard. nobody was on the bus but for the driver and the driver of the car was treated at the scene for minor injuries. officers say the car will need it be towed. senate window for the mavericks now open. the contest will happen only if the conditions are just right. contest organizers are look for biggio seven swells any time between now and march 31st. almost two years ago a rogue wave knocked down people. this year fans won't be allowed on the beach. they can watch at the hotel and

some at pillar point. >> mark with sports. stanford came so close. >> absolutely. we will talk about it. back to back bowl games today. hard to beat for pure action. for luck, on to the nfl. for stanford the team it's back to the farm to try to figure out how to carry on a winning tradition without him. tonight's loss -- they got a good thing going. why there will be no fiesta tonight. not because tiger was there, brandon not bad himself. 399 yards and he has this guy, does he remind you of to or what? 186 yards of that passing yards to him. touchdown 14 you'll and the second half, luck, two touchdowns and -- zach with a touchdown. cardinal up 28-21. now three seconds left.

jordon williamson, 34 yards, just way off. like -- you have to feel for a kid in a pressure situation like that. overtime he missed again. oklahoma's kicker perfect from 22 yards out. they win it, their first lead of the game, 994 total yards, a 34-yard miss ruining it all for stanford. oregon and wisconsin, oregon down to wisconsin. thomas 91 yards, gone. he had two carries for 155 years and threw three touchdown passes but defense and a turnover and decided final minutes, wilson -- fumed and stayed inbounds, clay of the

ducks recovers, oregon, their first rose bowl win in 95 years. profootball. coach jackson said the raiders need an attitude adjustment. right now the attitude is whatever man, we are hearing more of the same from the oakland side and seeing believing as the defense just not there when it matters most. the playoffs will have to be in 2012. not happening after what happened in the second half. a couple of touchdowns including one that polished off a 99 and a half yard drive. the team packed it up today there was a bit more time for reflecting. >> i just think we need to pay more attention to detail. you know, everybody has to be on the same page and i'm sure we have people in -- the right places to make the decisions, to get the temperature better and we will need that. >> you remember back in the bill walsh day was the niners, the success, other teams want to steal your coaches.

greg roman, now one of the finalists apparently to replace joe paterno. maybe alex smith will have another offensive coordinator and it looks like he will be made back. the coach has said he mentioned to smith he would like him to come back next season. well we will all know when the warriors have made positive strides when you don't have to hear like they haven't won in phoenix since 2005. a if 2005. despite the fact think had ellis back and it didn't look like he was to rusty after missing a game. down the lane, floater, 18 but it's the old guy, steve nash, not the coach but steve nash who hit a three with two minutes, 23 seconds left for the suns. i led them with 21 points and warriors head to san antonio

where they haven't won since 1997. that's the sporting life for a monday night. finally beat the canucks. >> thank you. thank you for trusting k tvu. we will see you the next