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and everyone does their fair share and everyone plays by the same set of rules. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. president obama focused on the economy tonight offering an an array of plans. the president also discussed the tuition system and called on the wealthiest. we begin at capitol hill which is still home to a divided congress. carol hann has the implications for the bay area, carol. >> reporter: julie, the president talked about housing, manufacturing and tuition all vital to california's economy. >> the president of the united

states. >> reporter: the president's state of the union speech began on an emotional note. a hug for giffords. a standing ovation for troops getting osama bin laden. then it was on to business with the president making way for housing for 1.2 million americans. >> it's time to stop rewarding companying that send jobs overseas and start rewarding those who keep jobs here in america. >> reporter: to help california students who have seen tuition rates jump 22%, mr. obama asked congress to increase tuition help. the president is also sending congress a plan to help lower california's foreclosure rate which is twice the national average by helping homeowners refinance. the president also asked congress to reform the tax code

so that lauren buffet secretary in the audience tonight no longer had to pay a higher rate than her billionaire boss. >> do we want to keep these tax cuts or do we want to keep our investment for everything else. >> reporter: the president made a plea for congressional bipartisanship and he brought up the seal team that brought down osama bin laden. he said the reason those men succeeded is because those men worked as a team. the president plans to take his message on the road tomorrow. if you don't think the campaign is underway. consider this, he plans to visit five battleground states in the next three days. larrene jobs was the guest of the first lady. besides being steve job's

widow, she is also the creator of a program that helps students pay tuition. also in the audience mike krieger. krieger came from brazil to study in stanford and currently has a visa to work in the united states. the silican valley i think it spoke to our need for renovation and to support affordable higher education as well as keeping immigrants that are going to start businesses. >> we have got to rebuild the american middle class and that's manufacturing. my legislation, he talked about it. using our tax money to buy american made equipment. >> g era mindi added that congress has to do its part and not wait for the inauguration still a year away. americans had a chance to

weigh in. they did it with the rebuttal plus the tea party. ken wayne has the one issue democrats and republicans may end up in agreement. >> reporter: there is one area where the gop agrees with the democratic president, taxes. >> reporter: the president called for the rich to pay the same rate as other americans. up to now many republicans have called that idea class warfare or the politics of envy. tonight in their official response, republicans said the idea has merit. >> the better course is to stop sending the wealthy benefits they do not need and start providing them so many tax preferences that distort our economy and do little or nothing to foster growth. >> reporter: we sat tonight with the chairman of california's republican party. tom devil carl wasn't impressed with president obama's speech but agrees the tax code has to

be overhauled. >> i'm all for tax implyification, taking away the corporate welfare that's hidden in the tax code and thins like that but you can't take -- and things like that but you can't take a half measure. >> reporter: becarrdo agreed on taxes. >> we need another revolution. this time it will not be about bombs and bullets. it's going to be about brains and ballots at the ballot pox. >> reporter: politics is always a part of a state of the union address and with this being a presidential election year this address carries extra weight. >> it's more of a campaign speech than i think the áf an actual plan of action. president obama tonight put pressure on congress to act on some of his priorities. including another extension of the payroll tax cut.

live in walnut creek, ken wayne, ktvu channel 2 news. as for the republican who will eventually face the president in november, a new national poll shows a major shift. newt gingrich is now ahead of mitt romney. as conservatives rally around the former house speaker. the gallop shows gingrich is favored. romney has 27%. yesterday they were in a dead heat. rick santorum and ron paul are tied at 12% each. our political coverage continues at ktvu.com. you will find the latest from the campaign trail in the politics section and exerts from the president's speech tonight on the national news page. new at 10:00, a packed house in santa clara where right now the council is debating an issue that could potentially stall plans for a new stadium for the 49ers. lloyd lacuesta is at that meeting and he is live now to tell us what is at stake here and where both sides think all of this is going to end up. lloyd-- >> reporter: frank right now the santa clara city council is

still debating a request to put the building of a stadium for the san francisco 49ers back to the voters. that will likely not happen and the courts will have to decide. i do not want to pay for the stadium, i pay taxes here. there's a lot of other nice things to pay for the taxes to go to. >> please don't let us lose what we worked so hard for. the city council chambers are packed tonight. some expressing their opinions with their clothing. last week an anti stadium group turned in to petitions with some 11,000 signatures asking for another vote on building the $1 billion stadium in a parking lot of the great america amusement park. but the santa clara attorney is asking not to -- the measure

j passed by a 58% margin. but opponents say at the time there was no mention of an $850 million loan, the council unanimously approved last month for stadium construction. >> the 49ers owned and marketed measure j. and intentionally left the facts of what it was going to cost our city off the ballot. >> reporter: one city council member who voted for the stadium said there is cause for a second look. >> i do think there's a reasonable beast that folks have gathered the petitions have raised and that is the issue of did they get the whole story when they voted for measure j? >> the city is still going ahead with construction plans that are scheduled to begin next week. and i have just received this text from the deputy city manager that so far 65 people have spoken before the council. council continues to debate. if there is a decision before the end of this newscast we'll bring it to you. live in santa clara, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. the federal judge

overseeing the oakland police department consent decree has ordered the interim police chief to work more closely with an independent monitor. chief howard jordan was ordered to concede. the department entered into an agreement to make reforms in the wake of the writers misconduct scandal. the writers were a group of officers accused of beating and framing suspects. the officers were never convicted of any crime. we have an update tonight on the people evacuated from their homes by a rock side on san francisco's telegraph hill. this evening the department of public works said the people working in three yellow tagged apartments could return to their homes. an engineer and geologists assessed the hillside today and they say it appears to be stable. the san mateo board of supervisors took steps to

manage the golf course in pacifica. the golf course is one of two public golf courses and it is currently managed by san francisco's parks department. environmental groups have sued to close the course, saying that golfing on the course threatened endangered wildlife. what we have learned now about yet another woman in the mirkarimi case. bill joins us with tomorrow's forecast and how in distance ]

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new at 10:00 tonight, school officials in pleasanton are considering bringing in dogs to address student drug abuse. a decision was just made within the past hour, heather haener is live. >> reporter: meet camo, a drug sniffing dutch shepherd. we watched this afternoon as the trained canine searched this old police cruiser for the marijuana his handler had hidden behind a hub cap. it took him less than 30

seconds to locate the drugs. pleasanton school officials are hoping for that success on their campus. >> in the last suspensions 18 of them have been drug related. >> reporter: not only has there been an increase on incidents on campus but here at foothill high which has already surpassed the number of drug related suspensions for all of last year. >> we're hoping it makes it more difficult for kids to bring and have access to drugs on campus. >> reporter: camo and other canine will be brought in at no charge to the district to conduct random searches of the parking lots and pe lockers at pleasanton's three high schools. some opportunities and civil rights suits are afraid of the dog accuracy. >> they are constantly getting work, never get a chance to get stale and forget stuff and

we're always keeping them sharp. >> reporter: a board policy will now need to be created and it is expected to be approved next month. once that happens frank and julie, police will then have the all clear to start conducting these searches. here in pleasanton, i'm healther holmes. >> on our facebook page tonight there was overwhelming support for using drug sniffing dogs in schools. amber mcman comments, i work at a middle school and i know in they did there would be a lot of busts. that's just the way it is, the kids smoke pot, their parents do too. share your comments on facebook. it appears the case of sheriff mirkarimi is getting course. a source is telling us that yet another person is coming forward with new allegations against mirkarimi. >> reporter: a source this afternoon told ktvu that san francisco sheriff mirkarimi may

soon face allegations from another woman. allegations that may include physical abuse during the course of their relationship. >> mr. mirkarimi has been steadfast that he has not physically abused anybody that he has had a relationship with. >> reporter: that relationship comes a few days after mirkarimi released a statement. >> mr. mirkarimi did have a relationship with this woman, it ended poorly about three years ago. he hasn't spoken to her in three years. and mr. mirkarimi denies any domestic violence against her. >> reporter: lopez says her husband did not abuse her. >> i think it's incumbent upon the sheriff, whether the day-to- day oerpgs of the sheriff department can be done. >> reporter: mayor lee spoke to

mirkarimi to see if he will step down. >> reporter: the sheriff is due back in court on thursday to ask a judge to lift a protective order that keeps him from seeing his 2-year-old son. in san francisco, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. more details now, when that trial begins, mirkarimi reported he will not be taking any pain, but he also retated he will not be stepping down from his job. he also the áf added that he will not be taking any disciplinary action against any officer in his department. ktvu cameras were there as the suspect identified as christopher dudle was taken away in an ambulance with nonlife threatening injuries. police say the victim was found on north point street near fisherman's wharf early this morning. a homeless man told ktvu he saw

the suspect and the victim in the bushes and alerted police. >> when they were pulling into the lot, i said i found her. i found her. >> police say the victim was visiting from outside the united states. and that she had become separated from her group while buying some items at a near by 7 eleven stores. >> it appears a two alarm fire at carl's jr. started when hot greece got into the buildings ventilation system. firefighters arrived, they could see flames and dark smoke coming from the roof. six employees were inside but none was hurt. a man accused of setting six fires over the holidays

pled not guilty. burkhart says he was upset about accusations against his mother. palo alto residents complain the city has a will the of dead zones for cell phone coverage. others don't like the way the antennas work. later at 2/3 vote will be needed to end the pensions but that's still not guaranteed. this comes at the city council calls for changes in the pension plan for city employees. and temperatures outside right now are on the cool side, 46 in napa, 48 in fairfield. as we go into the overnight hours it's going to get colder.

overnight lows in the mid-30s and upper 30s. dewpoints are high. that's because the ground is wet. the central valley had a dense fog advisory. i have a lot of fog up in marysville. we will see patches of dense fog tomorrow morning as we head off to work. just be thinking that way, it'll be a little thicker and denser than it was this morning. widely scattered, not all over. but just in the places, the usual suspect spots. i will watch that for you, when i come back we will go to the five day forecast, we will go looking for rain and we'll look at the weekend. i know it's a ways off but we will take a look at it any way. the climb up half dome was limited to 400 people per day last year, now officials are recommending 300 a day to preserve rather the parks natural character. in the past as many as 1,200 were allowed up the slippery granite. other options include removing the safety cables up the final 400-foot ascend. he was killed as he left

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a bay area college student is gunned downright in front of his home as he was on his way to class. rob roth tells us the young man was simply in the wrong place at the wrong time. a grief stricken sabrina rage lit a candle for his boyfriend martinez. she says martinez had just gotten into his sister's car about to go to a computer class at the community college. >> i was in the living room when i heard a gunshot, so i

dropped to the ground. >> reporter: he saw martinez sister. >> she ran out and started screaming that he got shot. >> reporter: the gunman then opened fire on martinez and his sister who wasn't hurt. >> there was no indication he was involved in anything that would prompt this. there's no information that shows as to why their vehicle would have been fired upon. >> reporter: those who knew martinez said he was studying to be an automobile mechanic. >> great guy, great guy. you know, always happy -- always wanting to be around his family. >> always trying to make everybody laugh and if you're mad, sad, whatever is wrong he was there to help. police and the family are asking the public for help. >> please, please come forward. this isn't right. i shouldn't be here today. >> reporter: police call this shooting a classic case of

being in the wrong place at the wrong time. more than a quarter million expandable lunchboxes and their freezing gel packs are being recalled due to concerns that the gel packs are poisonous. the consumer product safety commission says the gel packs contain chemicals used in anti freeze which can leak out if the pack is puncture and ingested. a dog died after chewing on a gel pack. two more details involving children's toys. the super luchamania are being

recalled because -- google is changing their privacy policy and some critics don't like it. google plans to collect information that way information can be used in another. the changes are expected to take affect march 1st. but some privacy activists are concerned about the sheer number of information being collected on individuals. facebook is also making changes. the facebook time line is being activated. time line is a password and involves past activity. some users say they don't like having their previous postings and pictures so available for all to see. the stock markets ended the day mixed. nasdaq posted a small gain of two points, the dow was down 33. report profit for one bay area company. how many of us played a role in it. an a spectacular site

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apple today announced record earnings for the fourth quarter. what's interesting here is when you break down the numbers. amber lee is here now and tellless the staggering number of iphones and i pads that were sold every minute. >> reporter: frank we're at the apple store here along university avenue next to me are the products credited with helping apple surpass sales even after the steve jobs era. customers told us they earn several apple products. >> i'm not the most tech savvy person but it's very easy to use, user accessible, you can be on the phone, you can be

surfing the web. it's real easy. >> reporter: apple announced that during last quarter it sold 37 million iphones and 50 million i pads. that means every minute, 396 iphones or i pads were being sold some where in the world. >> it's insane, incredible how much they posted in one quarter. most companies don't make that in a lifetime. >> reporter: tech analysts rob anderly is not likely to stay on top. >> they will drift farther and farther away from his ideas the longer he's tkpwoep. >> reporter: steve jobs was an unparallel pitch man who controlled every aspect of the company. apple will likely face difficult times possibly by the end of the year. >> this is not steve jobs apple, you know there's no other company like steve jobs apple. >> at some point every company has to stumble but we haven't seen from apple yet. we'll have to wait to see what they do in the next couple of years. >> tech analysts enderly says steve jobs has three years of

products in the pipeline. so it'll be remained to see if another company can knock apple from the top. amber lee, ktvu news. more details now, investors were very encouraged by today's news. apple stoke was up $30 making it the most valuable company in the world just ahead of exxonmobil. a new study of silican valley showed salaries are up from last year to an average of $104,000. that's compared with $81,000 for tech workers nationwide. the state auditor issued a critical record on the state high speed rail project. the $98 billion project to build bullet train service between san francisco and los angeles relies on some risky

financial assumptions. she also pointed out that planners had received only a fraction of the grant money needed. perez is suing the state over prop 25. that proposition says that taxpayers should not be paid if they don't pass a budget plan on time. >> we are not seeking back pay. we are seeking to clarify the constitution going forward. at the time chung says he reviewed the budget and determined it was not balanced and blocked their pay after governor brown vetoed the first

bill that was sent his way. 68% of likely voters support the governor's ballot initiative. that initiative would temporarily increase the state sales tax and income taxes of wealthy californians. 85% of democrats support the proposal as do 65% of independents and 53% of republicans. a spectacular solar storm is hitting earth right now drawing people to observatories. >> reporter: scientists say this storm is essentially a series of events starting with a huge solar flair two days ago generating a radiation storm stimulating protons of high energy. bolstered by a so called

coronal mass ejection when the sun spewed a fire ball toward earth. the event provides insight to our planet. >> we can study in detail how stars work and operate. >> reporter: right now the biggest show is a brightening of the electromagnetic spectrum enhancing auroras. the famed northern lights. >> though all of the commercial airlines flying have had to go away from the poll have rebounded the flights from the polls. >> reporter: scientists the storm and its wide range of effects should start fading

tomorrow. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. and we posted information about solar storms and how nasa studies them at ktvu.com. you will also find video on the front page. wikileaks founder asange is coming to a tv screen near you. asange says he will launch a new talk show but wikileaks has not said where it will be produced or where you can see it. a major expansion for a bay area airline. plus new rules for airline passengers, the changes now in effect and the protection they offer passengers. there's a few high clouds out there. back in 10 minutes we'll go looking for fog. and in the long range i will try to look for rain. some of the final moments on tape. a

new video just into the ktvu newsroom of a fire tonight at an east oakland apartment fire. the two story apartment is on bancroft. the first alarm came in at 9:22, a family had been living there and will now have to tpaoáeupbd -- find a new home. the red cross has been called out. everyone was able to get out safely. airline passengers in the u.s. have new rights starting today they include the ability to hold a reservation for 24 hours without payment. in certain instances a passenger can also cancel a

reservation within 24 hours and get a full refund. the cancellation must occur one week before the take off date. airlines must also let passengers know of delays of more than 30 minutes. the new service begins in april and allegiant says ticket prices will begin at $30 each day. another body was recovered today from that sunken cruise

ship. in iraq a wave of car bombings killed 14 people. the first bomb targeted day laborers, another car bomb blew up near a passion pastry shop. the last went off outside an elementary school. at least 170 people have been killed since the start of the year. many of them shiite's. in egypt people are gathering to mark tomorrow's one year anniversary of the start of the uprising. it ended the 21 year rule of mumbarak. today the coup treu's military ruler did lift some of the -- the country's military ruler did lift some of the country's reforms that stood for 30 years. the recordings include a mundane discussion about a meeting with the prime minister

of indonesia. >> as it turned out, that monday was the day of president kennedy's funeral. other recordings show his frustration over vietnam, his upcoming reelection campaign and some personal moments with his children. the hurst that carried kennedy's body is now owned by a colorado collector. it will eventually go on teus play in dallas. without the kennedy collection the hurst was worth about $40,000. thousands showed up to honor paterno. paterno is being buried tomorrow in a private ceremony. a large public memorial service is set for thursday. paterno was fired back in november in the wake of a sex abuse scandal involving one of his former assistants. paterno died on sunday, he was 85 years old. big honors today for some

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until last night at 10:30. but before monday, she was trying to hold out. >> definitely we've had people who have come and approach us about trying to have a baby in the year of the dragon. >> reporter: some in the chinese and vietnamese culture believe having a baby in the year of the dragon will make them smarter, stronger luckier. but there's a downside of trying too hard to have a dragon baby. >> where i would have the concern is at the end of the year where some family will be too eager they might pressure their providers to be delivered prematurely. >> reporter: dr. burne notes in the past few years, births across the state and nation have dropped. >> but with the combination of a warming of the economy plus the year of the dragon, i have had patients say that they are now planning for another pregnancy for the following year. >> reporter: he said during the last year of the dragon 12

years ago, hong kong's birthday jumped 5% as folks hoped to give a little luck to their loved ones. a reminder, this year's chinese new year's parade is set for saturday february 11th beginning after 6:00 p.m. the ageless living in madero remains in quarantine. marin county health officials say 90 people got sick at the two facilities. noro virus kaus nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. it's also suspected in 16 others including a preschool. no deaths were reported

due to whooping cough, a first in 16 years. a noon profit group has commissioned to trying to determine whether people who live near factories are breathing unsafe air. the studies were made by pacific steel casting. the group global community monitors says it will do drug tests on 17 children to measure the levels of heavy metals in their bloods. the nonprofit says its study was prompted by concerned residents. some small businesses will soon get a boost. 1-1/2 million dollars will be made available through the city's reinvolving loan fund for small businesses. the fund which was launched in 2009 is for business expansion and job creation. mayor lee says it now has to be replenished because it has distributed funds to 27 small businesses in the city. >> we need some immediate help,

because the very successful reinvolving fund loan program that our office has been administering with working solutions for the last two years has been so successful that we tried up on these funds. $1 million of the funds will come from a supplemental budget association. the rest will come from contributions from wells fargo. a big honor today for some east bay firefighters. they were honored by the contra costa board of supervisors for saving the life of two people in a house fire back in october. christopher christianson, engineer chris lanpeter and nicholas long. the three men are credited with saving the life of an elderly woman and caretaker from a burning house in concord on october 14th. and you may have noticed a little bit warmer out there these last couple of days. that weather system came in.

the rain showed up, the frost has gone away. temperatures outside are on the mild side. low 50s in the santa rosa area. and out toward daly city and redwood city. a little bit warmer. the moisture content. the relative humidity in the atmosphere is up. the dewpoints are up and that leads to fog. fog back in the forecast, there'll be plenty of it. we had a big morning. visibility will be a little bit less than they were today. as we head into the long range forecast dry. we're dry this whole day period. the most will be the fog in the morning and then this warm up as we go into the next couple of days. so check it out. these are the highs from today. the numbers bump up. tomorrow look for some mid-60s, even some upper 60s in santa rosa and morgan hill. a little milder as we head through the weekend. the pacific is active, very active. but the jet stream is taking all this energy and going north

and that's the big difference this year. normally they say the energy is here but the jet stream is pointing the wrong way. as long as it's pointing north, we're out of the rain zone. looks like as we go into next week, this thing will bump up a little bit. and a chance for rain will roll in here toward the middle of the week. right now we go back into the fog pattern. we go back into a chilly night. some of the overnight lows a little chilly. mostly sunny in the afternoon tomorrow and we get back into the mid-60s. 63 in antioch. 63 in brentwood. i have fog out toward davis and woodland and some of those areas up in the valley. but not a lot of fog showing up in the bay yet. but look for it in the morning. you know where it'll be too out in the east bay.

los gatos66. rainfall percents of average right now, 60% at best. so some rain would be good. but this week looks dry. we'll get into it a little bit next week and hopefully we get some rain drops in the bucket. >> are you getting any indication on what february will look like? >> no, i'm really not. >> typically this is one of the wettest months. >> yes. rainfall numbers are higher than in december typically. a bay area nurse who has been helping others for decades is now getting help in return. dozens showed up to a marrow donor registry. last year she was diagnosed with a blood disorder that could be fatal with [ male announcer ] get ready for some deli-style delic-ious-ity: the subway big hot pastrami melt. dive into piled-high pastrami,

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mark is here now, seems like we talk about this around this time every year. new coach for the raiders. >> pretty much about this time every year for a long while. this time they dip into one of their rivals to grab a coach

they hope will be the guy they hope to get the team out of the rut. this is the first time the raiders have hired a coach with offensive rather than defensive. alan thought about a young up and comer in the coaching profession. he's just 39 years old. the freak is now freakishly rich for a 27-year-old, or pretty much anyone for that matter. two time cy young winner has avoided arbitration by agreeing to a contract. $500,000 signing bonus, 18 million a season, 22 in 2013 then he's a free agent. the team scored no runs for him in seven of his 33 starts and just one run in six other starts. in other words, you have pathetic offensive support, might be one reason he did not sign a real long term deal.

you can say being rich is relative. the deal prince fielder agrees to makes lincecum look like chicken feed. the tigers are going to shell out 214 million over the next nine years. fourth biggest deal. he may be a prince but this a king's ransom. last big daddy free agent, his dad cecil fielder made his appearances back in the 80s. in a low lately and at times looking just a little bit soft for a stanley cup contender. the ducks with their first win in four games. 1-0 in canada and sending them into the winter break with

momentum. 25 saved shut out for antiniemi. he was looking all right tonight. calgary rather, the only goal of the season. the only goal of the night the sharks even though they've been in a slump lately are in first place by two points in the pacific division into the all star break. yet another honor, long snapper bryan jennings is going to the probowl in hawaii. named by the coaching staff today as a need player. second time in his career, jennings is a probowler. that's sports for a tuesday night. >> hawaii doesn't sound bad. before we go we want to bring you the results for tonight's vote on a proposed referendum. opponents gathered signatures, but just moments ago the city

council voted 5-2 to reject the referendum. they contend the matter has already been decided. the council also authorized the city attorney to go to court to seek a legal decision on this matter. and thank you so much for trusting ktvu channel 2 news, we'll see you the next time news breaks. news breaks. >> the ktvu mo [ male announcer ] for andy, tracking his spending with citibank is as easy as... making breakfast. omelet? sure. scrambled eggs. [ male announcer ] actually, it's easier.

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