tonight we're doing some counting, we're counting up the delegates for the convention and it looks good and we're counting down the days until november and that looks even better. mitt romney celebrating an early lead this super tuesday. in the past 20 minutes he has won a key battleground state. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. mitt romney is picking up six states. romney wins the state of ohio

with 38% of the vote and a margin of 12,000 votes. we have live team coverage. amber lee has been talking to bay area voters. we begin with ken wayne who breaks down today's victory. >> reporter: there was no clean sweep tonight. elections were held in 10 states and each candidate expect ron paul claimed victories. mitt romney pulled out a win in massachusetts, vermont, , virginia and idaho. right now he's picked up eight additional delegates giving him a total of 351. let's move on to rick santorum. he gets an additional 68 delegates for a grand total of

156 delegates. we move on to the next candidate. newt gingrich he stays alive with the critical win of georgia. that gives him 52 more delegates today for a total of 85. and finally, the fourth major candidate, ron paul who is promising to go the distance winning just 14 more delegates today. for a total of 39. we're still waiting for the results from alaska where the polls just closed an hour ago. keep in mind these numbers do not include delegates from ohio where the count is just wrapping up. we'll have an update later in the newscast. all along the experts say ohio was the key state. and joining us now tori dunnan

who's been watching the polls in ohio. >> reporter: the big news of course is that mitt romney takes the state. this is going to be huge for his campaign in terms of momentum going forward. rick santorum kind of played this well earlier today. he had his campaign in lowering expectations saying if they came close to mitt romney they would consider it to be a victory. take a listen to what both of those candidates had to say about tonight. >> tonight we're doing some counting. we're counting down the days until november and that looks even better. >> this was a big night tonight, lots of states. we're going to win a few, we're going to lose a few. but as it looks right now, we're going to get at least a couple of gold medals and a

whole pass fill of silver medals. >> romney has the story tonight with that win here in ohio. newt gingrich has a story going on, because he said his campaign rested on the fact on whether or not he won his home state of georgia. listen to what he has to say. >> remember when it was tim pawlenty who was going to crowd me out, then herman cain for the first time. then for a short time it was donald trump for a short

second. i'm the slow tortoise. the vote was very close, is there any talk for a recount? >> reporter: there's certain standards that have to be met for a recount. basically the information we found out is it has to be between a quarter of a percentage point between candidates. at this point it doesn't look like that's going to happen because there's a percentage point difference between this point between romney and santorum. as we've seen with this race anything can happen at any point in time although not yet. >> all right, tori thank you from ohio. our team coverage continue -bs -- continues now with amber lee. you've been talking to voters on the results, what are you hearing. >> reporter: we're at the conservative league committee that comes together every

night. we spoke to them about super tuesday. on every first tuesday of every month, they meet and talk about politics. >> reporter: what's the biggest issue for you? >> the committee. >> reporter: we spoke to them as they tracked the candidates on their smart phones. >> i think that super tuesday is going to sway momentum one way or the other. >> reporter: howard myers president of the conservative forum hoped a clear front runner would emerge today. >> i would like to see some cohesiveness take place. i don't think it's constructive to keep going the way it is and the fighting back and forth. >> reporter: tonight's gathering featured mark meckler founder of tea party. he declined to tell us which candidate he supports.

>> it's fiscal matters. weaver spending our children into the a -- we're spending our children into the abiss. >> reporter: i think mitt romney will probably be a better president than obama -- >> i think mitt romney will probably be a better president than obama. >> reporter: so you would vote for him? >> yes. >> reporter: reporting live here in mountain view, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. stay with ktvu for continuing coverage. at 10:30 we will check election results in some bern -- some western states. then we will go to washington, d.c. where the race today is being closely watched. then we will hear from

president obama, he called his first conference since november. new at 10:00, heather holmes with what peres said. heather-- >> reporter: frank within the last hour the barricades they were removed, the streets reopened here near temple emmanuel. >> reporter: governor jerry brown was among the 2,000 people gathered tonight to hear president peres. the 88-year-old israeli leader started off talking about the early days of israel and california. >> they are each the same way. they discovered the wealth of the human being. >> reporter: peres then praised israel's relationship with america. >> we feel lucky because without the united states, i could not see how we're going to meet the greatest danger of our time which is basically iran. >> reporter: the noble loriet

stressed his concern if iran acquires nuclear weapons. >> iran is the only country on earth that calls for the destruction of its own. that denies the holocaust. >> reporter: prior to the president's speech -- >> no it's not. >> yes it is. >> reporter: there were dualing demonstrations with proisrael and propalestinian supporters trading barbs. >> peres is not a hero rather that he has a history of militia. >> they're making up lies about israel being an operative state. >> reporter: everyone was required to show a photo i.d. and pass through metal detectors. steven rosa was aware of the security precautions but said it was important to be here. >> peres has been a major player in all the events in the middle east for the last 60 years. >> reporter: mayor lee presented president peres with a key to the city.

tomorrow he is scheduled to speak at the launch conference. i'm heather holmes, ktvu channel 2 news. coming up in 24 minutes, president peres visit to the headquarters of facebook in menlo park. his comment there is and using facebook as a tool for social change. demonstrators turned out in oakland tonight to make their feelings known about two speakers at the paramount theater. >> they led president obama's national commission on fiscal responsibility and reform. sometimes called the deficit committee. opponents say the commission's suggestions would amount to unnecessary cuts to social security, medicare and medicaid. among the demonstrators tonight members of the california nurses association and the california alliance for retired americans. doctors medical center in san pablo is asking do you know this man. he can only say a few words and

can't seem to say his name or where he is. he was found at the north richmond walgreens store 11 days ago. so far police have not been able to identify him. because of winds at 50 miles per hour in parts of the bay area, inspite of the wind there were no reports of delays today at san francisco international airport and no reports of major damage. wind surfers took advantage of the winds and beachgoers got a look at the landscape. >> it's breezy, it's amazing. >> reporter: you like it? >> i love it. >> reporter: the coast guard towed in a sailboat after it

apparently broke lose . the winds are still blowing. let's go outside that wind advisory mainly for the coastal section and the hills and the wind today it was all about the coast. the great highway in san francisco as we already told you closed today. some peak gusts today, point ray 62 miles per hour. ocean beach gusting up to 36 miles per hour. the san francisco airport up near 44 miles per hour. we go offshore to our buoy readings and you can see right here it's gusting to 34 miles per hour. so it was a windy day. stories from san francisco's ocean beach of sand blowing up on the great highway and up into the avenues really creating a mess out there. the winds die down tonight. when those winds die down, it's going to get cold. i'll be back with details in a few minutes. drastic action in the city of hercules tonight. we'll tell you how a conflicted council voted just a few minutes ago in an effort to keep the public safe. students pepper sprayed and it was all caught on camera.

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tell us the budget situation is so bad the city had to make a very difficult move. patti. >> reporter: a lot of tough choices today, the city council just voted to put a half cent sales tax on the june ballot. the $500,000 it's expected to raise will not fill that budget shortfall and it won't come in time to save those police jobs slashed just this morning. police officer john gallegos is maintaining a sense of normalcy with his family after he received a lay off notice this morning. >> start looking for work. i have a family so i want to make sure they're well taken care of. >> reporter: gallegos is one of three officers among the city employees who received these lay off pacts today. but gallegos is hopeful. >> we can try to you know try to bring back some of the public safety officers we have.

>> reporter: the city council discussed a utility tax increase. >> i believe the citizens are not ready to raise their taxes. >> reporter: the poll results disappointed alex babcock currently one of two detectives on a rapidly shrinking force. >> when we get down to 20 officers the ratio of officers to residents will be one officer for every 1,203 residents. every other community are in the area of one in 600. >> reporter: 95 total last year, 13 so far this month. and john gallegos fears it will only get worse. >> especially now after i leave and my other two partners leave, i am pretty much going to be responding to crimes. >> reporter: despite their consultants expensive advise to wait until november to push a tax initiative. the city council decided the

city just could not afford to wait. patti lee, ktvu channel 2 news. seeking an unbias jury is proving difficult for mirkarimi's trial. prosecutors and defense attorneys met with a trial judge about possibly moving a trial out of the city. mirkarimi's attorney says the jury's questionnaire shows obvious issues. >> people have formed strong opinions and they formed strong opinions in all different directions. >> reporter: there has been a great deal of publicity including the prosecution's release of photos of mirkarimi's wife with a bruise on her arms. oakland police identified the driver of a bentley who was killed last night in a shooting which led to a head on crash with another car. the victim was identified today as 33-year-old kelly sorel ii.

sorel was shot several times. he then lost control of his car and crashed head on with another car. no arrests have been made in connection with the killing. there are new details about convicted serial killer herzog who hung him in january. an autopsy report describes a number of tattoos on herzog's body. one in his leg read made by hate and restrained by society. and across his stomach two reinvolvers. herzog and wesley shermantine were known as the speed freak killers. they were suspected in dozens of killings in the 1980s and 1990s. a homicide investigation is under way tonight after a former oakland man convicted of beating a 2-year-old boy to

death was found unresponsive in his prison cell. damon valery was found in his cell and taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. valery was convicted of killing jones back in 1998. an autopsy report showed the child has burn scars from his thighs to his feet. and his ribs had been broken over a long period of time. the child died from bleeding. ktvu's rita williams tells us who wanted to keep a report from being released and why the judge agreed at least for now. >> reporter: this imagine went around the world, uc davis police officer john pike spraying occupy protesters on campus last november. >> this is an incredibly controversial incident. it's caused a black eye for the university. and for california itself.

we need to get to the bottom of what happened. >> reporter: uc brass agreed with students who were sprayed and ordered an outside investigation. today the 100 plus page report was supposed to be released. >> there are many many people waiting for this report. >> i have not seen the report. >> reporter: he hasn't seen the report but the attorney for uc davis police officers went to court in oakland today to block its release. the judge agreed at least temporarily. >> it's the court's intention to order that the report not be released. >> reporter: the attorney for police wants the judge to take the officers names and confidential personnel information out of the report. saying the information is protected by law. >> there's nothing that we're trying to hide, we're not trying to hold back the facts. >> reporter: uc officials and students want the whole report released now. >> i am a little disappointed. we need to begin healing our community. >> reporter: uc davis police chief and two officers remain on paid leave.

so all the parties will be back here in 10 days to find out if the judge releases all, some or none of the investigative report into the pepper spraying incident. in oakland, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. the chp said today they've now cited and released at least 66 demonstrators arrested last night in the rotunda of the state capital. in all officers arrested 72 people taking part in a protest about funding for higher education. a chp spokesperson said six of those arrested were books into sacramento county jail on charges ranging from passively resisting arrest to possession of a switchblade. and today was about a cooldown. it was about the wind. a wind advisory about to expire. but it was much needed especially along the coast. right now the winds offshore san francisco, near ocean beach sustained at 25. gusting to near 30. so it is still real windy. gusts out of point rays this morning got up to 51 miles per

hour even into a 60-mile an hour range. the winds are dying down but not rapidly enough to really chill temperatures. it's going to get cold tonight. but if the winds were to die right now these numbers would drop into the 20s, the upper 20s. i think there's going to be enough winds right now that we're going to see below 30s, plenty of frost and temperatures as cool as they've been. tomorrow morning when the wind dies down you're going to notice the cold. we're going to look at the seven day forecast, it has some rain drops in it. christian roundtree now has her especially fitted van. someone spotted the van a few blocks from her home. the ramp had been damaged but her friends were able to fix the problem. now roundtree says she can get back to classes and pursue her

dream of becoming a teacher. there's still no word who took the van in the first place. a 700-pound man from livermore is expecting a visitor tomorrow. the tv show that is responding to his call for help. up first, a big mom, i'm getting married.

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a young soldier from the south bay received a surprise welcome home today from afghanistan. eric rasmussen found out why his time out of the harms way could be short lived. >> reporter: it was a heros welcome for 22-year-old jeff hollis. home from a war some have

called forgotten. a group of veterans veterans joined his stepfather and brother. >> it's good, feels nice. hoping to get back there though. >> reporter: that's back to afghanistan in this short interview with us he said it twice. >> i'm just glad to do what i can to get back there. >> he wants to get back to after -- afghanistan. >> reporter: how duds that -- how does that make you feel like a dad? >> it's an unfinished war. so i understand but it makes me feel scared that he's over there. >> for the majority of vietnam

veterans, this is like changing history. we will not let it happen again. stock market had their biggest losses in three months ago. the dow dropped more than 200 points, the nasdaq fell 40. there are renewed fears that greece could default on its massive loan. san francisco's yerba buena center all set for apple's announcement tomorrow. why apple's stock may not respond favorably. there are new developments tonight in the case of a massively overweight man from livermore who we first told you about last friday. >> i haven't been able to get off my bed. >> 23-year-old robert gibbs says he weighs close to 700 pounds and hasn't been able to leave his home for four years. on his birthday he made a plea on you tube asking for help to lose weight. now tvs dr. phil has responded

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these delegates awarded proportional to the vote. each of these candidates looking to take their fair share of candidates from each of these 10 states. romney took three early victories winning in virginia, vermont and home state of massachusetts. >> we're going to take your vote a huge vote tonight in massachusetts and take that victory all the way to the white house. >> reporter: but ohio is the state romney and his closest rival rick santorum want in their win column. both candidates spent a lot of money and time there. it's a battleground state and a must win in the general i election. in the ends, romney took the buckeye state. the win offers strong momentum going guard. santorum is celebrating wins in oklahoma and tennessee. he told supporters in ohio his fight for the white house continues. >> we have won in the west, midwest and south and we're ready to win across this country. >> reporter: as expected newt gingrich won in his home state

of georgia. gingrich believes the win is strong. >> you can't get across to them. there are lots of bunny rabbits that run through, i'm the tortoise, i take one step at a time. >> reporter: ron paul watched results with supporters in north dakota. >> if you look at the candidates today there is very little difference expect for one. >> reporter: and even after the delegates are divided this evening after all the races this is a lengthy journey until the 1,174 delegates that it takes to win the gop nomination. live in washington, craig boswell. ken wayne has been watching the state by state numbers for us all evening and he has some of the complete votes. >> reporter: new numbers are still coming in for a night that has brought three out of four candidates for presidents. one of the biggest prizes ohio

belongs to mitt romney. with 99 of the precincts reporting, romney won 38% to santorum's 37%. gingrich has 15%, paul 9%. the polls closed at 9:00 where 27 delegates are at stake. gingrich 20%, former alaska governor sarah palin revealed she cast her ballot for gingrich. this is ron paul's last chance for a super tuesday win. he has not won a single contest and is 0-10 on this super tuesday. in the idaho caucus we're declaring mitt romney the winner tonight with a commander 67% of the vote. so there is plenty of drama on this super tuesday but the big headline tonight, mitt romney wins ohio. there won't be much rest for the republican candidates for the remainder of the month.

there are caucuses or primaries in kansas, alabama, hawaii, before now until the end of march. coincidence or not, president obama held a conference today. and a reporter asked what he had to say to his competitors tonight. >> good luck tonight. the president said they don't have his job of commander in chief. >> when i see the casualness with which some of these folks talk about war, i'm reminded of the costs involved in war. >> reporter: the president said he is the one who has to send young men and women into harm's way. he also rejected unilateral action against the syrian

government calling that a mistake. israeli president talked about the iranian government. president peres says iranian is a real threat. he also credited facebook for creating persuasion. >> today the people are governing the governments. and when they begin to talk to each other they are surprised. you know they can be friends. actually why should we hate each other? >> reporter: the president also discussed the importance of social media as giving a voice to those who might other wise go unheard. police released a sketch of a man who robbed, kidnapped and assaulted a 29-year-old woman this sunday. the suspect is possibly in his

20s about 5'6" to 5'8" tall. a woman was siting in her car on sunny side avenue near 99th avenue talking to a friend. that's when the suspect robbed the friend at gunpoint, then he forced the woman to drive away and sexually assaulted her at gunpoint. police hope this surveillance video will help solve a murder. conely is the one wearing the white t-shirt, he's walked with an unidentified person near socal drive. anyone with information about the case or about the identity of that unknown person is asked to contact authorities. the el dorado sheriff department is searching for relatives of 73-year-old twin sisters who died in their south lake tahoe home. patricia and joan miller were dancers and entertainers in the bay area in the 1950s. they were found last week a short distance apart and

appeared to have died from natural causes. when they were young they were regulars on this show the hoffman hayride and had entertained the troops with bin crosby and other celebrities. the search of an elderly man missing in san francisco. plus coyotes in san francisco and why some say there's no need for concern. back here in 10 minutes, the winds die down and it gets downright cold in your neighborhood. there's going to be frost tomorrow morning and ♪

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exist, coexist with coyotes. a ktvu viewer took this video of a coyote in san francisco's glen park. no one knows exactly how many coyotes are living in the city but a commissioner says there are maps to start learning how people, pets and coyotes can live together. >> the city has not done an educational push for a number of years i think that the whole point of this is we need to coexist with coyotes. >> five years ago, california fish and game officers killed two coyotes in golden gate patch after they confronted pet dogs. in an eight to three vote the san jose city council voted to put a measure primary ballot. union workers say they will fight the measure and vow to challenge it in court if it passes. in news of the world tonight in iran the government

has granted permission for the united nations to conduct new inspections of iran's nuclear facilities that includes a campground where the best believes iran is conducting secret nuclear experiments. the five permanent members of the united nations council agreed to talks? today putin denied -- putin has no intention of using his tough anti american policies during his presidency. and in greece, efforts are under way to contain oil leaking from a supply ship that sank yesterday west of athens. it may have struck another ship wreck. green peace activists say the port is already badly polluted

by refineries and steel companies. an 83-year-old man who suffers from alzheimer's is missing. san francisco police are asking for your help to find him. jose luis aerdes was last seen leaving his home around 8:30 last night to go for a walk. aerdes is known to frequent mission street. a neighborhood in oakland is getting a new grocery store. tomorrow a max value foods store opens on mcarthur boulevard where a lucky store used to be. the store says it will offer customers good value and while it may not have everything that a grocery store has, it will have what it thinks the customers needs. max value is owned by save mart super markets. a disaster declare in the hawaii islands. plus -- >> reporter: tomorrow is the day apple's new product announcement event. will you be the first to open

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has a picture of an i pad. some reporters are quoting sources that the new tablet will be called i pad hd. >> focusing on the one key thing that is better which is a much higher resolution display. >> reporter: so will there be a rush to be the first on the block to get the newest i pad? >> seems like every two years they get upgraded. >> i'm likely to think about it. >> if it were in the stores i would likely buy it and bring it back to ireland when i go back. >> reporter: stock prices dropped 1.3%. the first i pad saw a 4.1% drop and the iphone 4 announcement dropped shares 5.2%. >> when a new product comes out, that's when the people have been lying shares up into the launch, then take their profits and get out. >> reporter: generally within a weeks time stocks recover and rise. >> we're helping the stock.

>> exactly we're doing our part, right. >> reporter: and if you're planning to trade in your old apple i pad, prices are dropping fast. about 120 to $300 for either an apple one or apple two. analysts expect the new i pad to sell about 60 million this year. live in palo alto, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. on our facebook page we asked if you're planning to get the new i pad. michelle said i can't wait. and robert adds, what is wrong with the toy you got for christmas. google is taking on the i cloud system. google hopes this one stop website will help it expand beyond it's web advertising

business which makes up 86% of its current revenue. heavy rain, winds and flooding continue to cause big problems in oahu. the disaster declaration called the situation severe and sudden and extraordinary event. the move will allow state funds to be used for repairs. so far there's been no reports of any deaths. in a windy day around here, the winds are still howling but the wind advisory should go away shortly about midnight. let's take a look at the current winds, i've got winds gusting to 23, the richmond bridge, richmond san rafael bridge gusts to 26. sustained at 22. up here on the wind it gets a little cooler around napa. 36degrees right now. overnight lows should get right above freezing, i don't think we'll go much below freezing. these are the forecasts, or these were the highs from

today. your forecast highs tomorrow they're coming up. they dropped big today. 10, 15 degrees. they're going to go up 10 degrees tomorrow. so we had this big dip today. it was warm yesterday. today it dropped and tomorrow social security going -- and tomorrow it's going to go back up. a few clouds could bring a chance of a sprinkle sunday night. and we're going to go back into a very dry pattern that's why tomorrow morning you will notice the frost out there. cold and breezy tonight. the warming trend starts tomorrow. temperatures they don't go into the 80s but they're going to go into the 60s. the forecast model wednesday, okay. everything is north. look how far the rain is for us for winter. then we go into thursdays. there's some rain out here. then we go into friday, rain here. we're still dry. then we go into saturday, a few clouds. looks like it's breaking down.

the clouds are breaking down so the ridge is getting weaker. here is the rain here, sunday, boom. you see rain a little closer to us as that ridge breaks down. that's 5:00 on sunday. there's a chance for sprinkles on sunday night. maybe late sunday afternoon. we will watch it as you go. then you see as we go into monday it clears out again. this pattern continues itself. any storms that get closer to us get week and they're not -- us get weak and they're not getting through anymore. the forecast highs tomorrow cig -- significantly warmer. the five day forecast your bay area weekend in view. the wind advisory goes away around midnight. it's going to be cold. >> i felt it today too that wind made it feel cold but it was just blowing out there. >> the wind and the cold julie. but tomorrow. 60s, cold start. mid-50s by the end of the day. how about this an 81-year- old woman from rhode island boy

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during a visit to jamaica, harry distracted bolt and took off. it was good fun though. it was in honor of queen elizabeth ii his grandmother. >> there's one thing you can always take for granted when it comes to sports in the bay area. the sharks seem to be in the play off but not this year. >> on the outside looking in. basically that's the deal for them right now. with only two wins in the last 10 games they are in a three way tie for the very last play off times. todd mcclelan back on the bench. that didn't help after giving up a goal in the first 10 seconds the sharks come back to tie it. jim vandermere with his first goal as a shark. logan hustling around the back way. nicely done. assisting ryan chloe but that's it the end of the shark

scoring. we got overtime no scoring. then to the shoot out, sam gagne beating antinieme. the defense nothing doing sharks fall again 3-2. meantime about as giddy as you can get for a spring training game. giants beat the dodgers. they always say that's good. barry zito looking good for a few innings. and his first at-bat, cabrera right-handed deep and gone he later hit one left-handed to get it started for the dodgers. and then it's the youngster bret pill trying to earn a shot on the roster beat a couple other guys out in first base that's a two run shot into the picnic area. and precido gave up two runs on four hits 8-4 giants. one of those moments in the a's exhibition today remind you of playing pickle in the

backyard with your brother. although brothers doing it here. watch brother jamile saying i'm going to get him out. i got him and he knows i got him. then with his bat base hit right field runs in a run over the brewers. 6-0. the indianapolis icon is moving on. a $28 million roster bonus due to peyton manning. made the decision a little easier not to mention you have andrew luck in your back pocket. a weird uniform change for 18 years the future hall of famer owned the town. but after four neck surgeries, moving forward with manning becomes a big risk and he's now the biggest name in free

agency. >> thank you, mark. thank you for it's getting crowded

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