♪ san francisco police now believe a business dispute triggered a double shooting at fisherman's wharf. >> the man accused of killing two employees at a shop is a local merchant. amy? >> cheryl, police say shootings at fisherman's wharf are rare. even they were surprised and they say the last thing the city wants is for tourists to feel afraid. police were quick to reassure the public that the shooting was an isolated event. >> don't know exactly what was dispute was about but it was between merchants. >> it was right next to joe's

crab that can at 8:20 at night when the wharf was full of tourists. >> we had almost gone in the store but grabbed something to eat first. >> the police say they feel confident the person arrested acted alone and that tourists can feel safe. by the looks of things tourists appeared ready to move on. >> i love the area. i'm from detroit. we have this quite often here with murders and stuff so i feel pretty safe. >> it's the merchants feeling a bit uneasy today. despite reassurances from police. >> fisherman's wharf doesn't seem to be safe already. i'm happy to hear it wasn't a robbery but it's still scary. >> workers say the competition for the tourist's dollars are intense. >> you notice a pattern. whether the camera store,

luggage store. there is competition because they try to keep it separated but -- >> i'm shocked because i have a new daughter. for me it's not safe to work here. >> the woman who was killed was very friendly and careful. >> she was six years working here and i see her every day. suddenly something happen -- you just talked to her less than 24 hours, the feeling is creepy. >> and the store here on san francisco street is still closed this morning. police aren't sure where the suspect worked. he may have been selling items on the sidewalk. police havaven't released his name. we know the names of the victims and they are 30-year-old chung hung chew and sang ping yo. they believe he's the killer and he acted alone. >> aim mill, thank you.

egypt is bracing itself for political tension to come to a head tomorrow with opposition groups calling for one million people to hit the streets of cairo to demand the ouster of egyptian president hosni mubarak. cairo's international airport was packed this morning. the u.s. government is sending planes to evacuate 2400 americans. abc has the latest from cairo. >> for the tens of thousands of protestors of that taken to the streets, the message remains clear. >> change, change, change! >> today in cairo demonstrators still ignored the 3 p.m. curfew even though police are back on control and in liberation square more tanks and columns of foot soldiers. the government is finding ways to crack down. six reporters from al-jazeera were arrested then later released. in al-jazeera, searing images that helped galvanize this

movement. >> egyptian president hosni mubarak swore in a new cabinet but many of his new officials are old stalwarts of his regimen and protestors says they won't have them. they want a fresh start with fresh faces. many are uniting around muhammad abbarad. he recognized there'd call for change in an interview. >> first step he has to go, then prepare for an election and then move on toward a democracy. >> and days of rallying has had its fallout impacting not only the country's economy but its cherished antiquities. police attempted 50 men accused of breaking into the egyptian music. snipers and troops control the grounds of the tomb of king tut's tom and other treasuries. its future hangs in the balance. it sets up a showdown between

the people and their president that could tip the balance which one takes the day. abc news, cairo. >> iran has summoned u.c. sarah shourd to return to the country and stand trial on february 6th. charges along with her fiancé and a friend still in custody. shored was released on bail and returned to the united states. she organized an auction over the weekend to raise money. the three were arrested in july 2009. shored says they were on a hike when they accidentally crossed the iraq/iran border. >> several puppies are dead after a fast-moving fire at a fremont pet store. terry mcsweeney is live at puppy paws with the story. terry? >> yeah, fremont fire investigators are still on the scene out here and as they're looking at this puppy paws shop, looking in the corner there as a possible, probable place where this fire started, the person who owns this shop not interested in that right now. he is too distraught.

he lost three french bulldog puppies, can't even talk to us on camera. take a look what was left after the fire. fremont fire department battalion chief jim martin tells me the fire came in shortly before 6 a.m. and it was knocked down shortly after 6 a.m.. it was not a huge fire but the fire started right in an area where puppies were and three died. three french bulldog puppies were on sale for $1100 each. firefighters say seven puppies were rescued. a man who lives above the dog store ran into the store to help save the puppies. >> one of them, a piece of plastic fell on her fur but it didn't burn her skin so we were able -- it was a pretty large piece of plastic and we were able to cut it off her fur and she has no skin damage. just very scared. but there was the six puppies that we pulled out just happy to see us and they weren't injured at all. >> mr. callen thanked six firefighters saying regardless

of that they were taken to a veterinarian hospital and that's where the owner of puppy paws is with the puppies seeing if they are okay and we are told that they are okay. mr. callen who you saw in the interview there lives right above the pet shop, and this fire had it gone on a little longer it could have gone up -- you think of the scenarios here and they're all for worse but still and again this is little consolation to the owner of puppy paws here in fremont. terry mcsweeney, abc 7 news. >> terry, thanks very much. the search for four-year-old giuliani and his suspected kidnapper has moved knead a different stage. divers officially ended the search of the canal on saturday. last friday they pulled out the car that belonged to the suspect rodriguez but the vehicle was empty. officials are relying on a plane and sheriffs patrol along the canal bank to look for bodies in the water. they're asking the public to report any information that could help with the investigation. rodriguez grabbed giuliani from

his mother's arms january 18th. the boy's mother still believes her son is alive. tonight the family of a dublin girl who disappeared 22 years ago will hold a candle vigil. eileen was 13 when she vanished january 30th 1989 when walking from school to ice skating lessons. her family and other supporters will walk along the route eileen was taking when she was last seen. she was walking to wells middle school in dublin. >> counselors will be available at a san rafael high school after the body of a popular teacher was discovered this past weekend. 53-year-old deborah was found in a creek bed in ross. the initial autopsy showed no foul play. she was last seen january 19th. her keys and i.d. were left behind along with a message on her classroom block board that red "thank you, everyone."

>> governor jerry brown will give his first state of the state speech today in more than 30 years. california's more than $25 billion budget deficit is expected to be the major folk of his address. brown is trying to sell his solution which includes deep spending cuts of all government agencies and tax extensions. that speech begins at 5 p.m.. it will be streaming live on our website abc7news.com. we'll have full coverage tonight for you on abc news at 5:00 and 6:00. >> still ahead starting today the new construction project that could cause big problems for commuters and last for several years. >> plus undercover investigators reveal a loophole in arizona's gun law just a few weeks after a deadly shooting rampage outside

. new york city michael bloomberg is taking aim today at arizona's gun laws. he sent undercover investigators in the days following the two son tragedy showing people buying semiautomatic pistols similar to the one used in tucson. >> the undercover investigator would approach one of the so-called private sellers, discuss the kind of gun he was looking for, and then ask if there was a background check. when the private seller would inform him that none was required, the undercover guy would say, good, because i probably couldn't pass one. that statement should

immediately stop the sale. >> tucson, the suspect jared loughner passed a background check bv being allowed to purchase his gun. bloomberg made gun laws a hallmark of his tenure and it's a dangerous gap in federal gun laws. >> a job creation initiative is being backed by president obama. hewlett-packard, ibm and intel plan to contribute hundreds of millions of dollars to the startup american partnership. the president highlighted the program in last week's state of the union which helps entrepreneurs start businesses and helps them grow. mr. obama and supporters believe the effort will help stimulate the economy. one of the partners intel says it found a design flaw in a recently released computer chip and the recall is expected to cost $700 million. it stopped shipment of the chip code named cougar point and has developed a fix. intel says the problem will

reduce revenue in its first quarter but overall revenue outlook still looks good. >> the next phase of san francisco central subway project gets underway today. construction crews are relocating underground units in the union square and market square areas. parts of stockton street will be closed much of the day and two lanes open from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. during the week and from 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. on weekends. that work is going to continue until june 2012. the $1.6 billion project extends metro service from south of market to chinatown. >> the rain stopped and we see some fog this morning. >> still hanging around but no problems as far as flight arrival delays. that's good news. let's show where it is. hazy around the bay. fog still pretty thick along the coast and spilling through the golden gate bridge. we'll talk about a warming trend after some frigid nights as we head into the weekend. >> mike, thanks very much. and new federal guidelines out today that could have you

rethinking the way you season your food. >> many babies eat it when they first start eating solid foods. now a new report says parents may want to change their kids' diets.

♪ who else is wishing they

were on the slopes? that snow they got yesterday, mike? >> about 6 to 11 inches. >> that's a big storm that blew through. >> a little more powerful than i thought. let's take a look show you what's left of that storme. that's pretty much nothing but the snow you see on the ground, heavenly, thank them for this beautiful picture. point out the empty sky lift this morning. talk about what's happening here at home. did have fog especially along the coast. it's trying to spill into the bay. it will hang around for the better part of the afternoon. we'll have high clouds mix in with it so we'll call it partly cloudy today and temperatures pretty close to average. let's take a look at our temperatures here. just start the computer. i was going through it before the show to make sure everything was in order and i left it on the wrong graphic. you see the tulie fog in the

central valley. let's check out those temperatures where the fog was thickest. napa, san rafael, 40s. low to mid-50s just about everywhere else. monterey bay we have more sunshine and mid to upper 50s. inland to salinas and about 49 degrees in gilroy. partly cloudy and seasonal today. for tonight clearing and the fog will develop in our inland valleys once again for tomorrow's morning commute. extended period with 15 days of dry weather in january. get off about 8 to 10-day dry period starting tomorrow. oakland 59, san francisco, santa rosa, concord and fremont about 1 to 4 degrees warmer on this day where we see an extra minute 55 seconds before sun sets at 5:52. same type of temperatures on the peninsula today. notice the clouds keeping the coast in the mid-50s. downtown south san francisco mid to upper 50s. same type of temperatures through the north bay valleys but a little cooler, low 50s at

your beaches. warmer around ukiah, 64. mid to upper 50s through most of the east bay shore. union city and fremont around 61 degrees. as you head into the east bay valleys, cooler, mid to upper 50s for you. 60s santa cruz and watsonville. tulie fog but safe in the central valley tonight. upper 30s to low 40s. the weekend weather maker now down in arizona and causing showers and some storms there. for , watch this area of high pressure over canada. not something we usually see but this cold front will back its way, it's going backwards. our weather is supposed to move west-east. had is moving east to west. that brings us a really frosty morning wednesday and thursday morning where we could have a solid freeze even around the bay area. that afternoon temperatures with sunshine up to seasonal levels

upper 50s to low 60s. once that air modifies the mornings won't being quite as cold and saturday and sunday the afternoons could be mid to upper 60s. >> a stanford pediatrician wants parents to change what they feed their babies when they first start eating solid foods. for 50 years doctors recommended white rice cereal for babies first bite. dr. allen green says white rice cereal is like feeding your child a spoonful of sugar and can lead to childhood obesity. he says parents should start babies on pureed fruits and vegetables and whole green cereal. >> white rice is basically starch. >> he wants to rid stores and

baby bowls of white rice cereal entire by thanksgiving. gerber, the number one seller of white rice cereal says they're not aware it contributes to wildhood obesity and welcome the opportunity to review scientist tick data. >> we need to cut way back on salt. telling half the u.s. population to cut daily sodium intake to a little more than half a teaspoon. that goes for people 51 or older, african americans and anyone suffering from hypertension or chronic kidney disease. the government continues to recommend only, no more than a teaspo day. today's guidelines are aimed at the food industry. salt is hidden in many restaurants and processed foods. >> coming up next, t stage is set for the oscars. >> the big winner from last

today on oprah at 4:00 current oscar nominees and previous nominees. then on abc 7 news at 5:00, the rate of moms who had diabetes during pregnancies and the new study showing how education spending went up in california in the past decade but less money actually reached the classroom so where did it go? those stories and more later today at 5:00. >> there's a clear front runner for next month's oscars. the king's speech was the big winner at last night's screen actor guild award. >> but the woman of the night may have been 89-year-old betty white. she was shocked when her name was announced for best tv comedy

actress for her role in cleveland. >> i cannot believe this! i -- and -- and they had to get the old broad up those stairs and that's not easy. (laughter) >> i must say this is the biggest surprise i've ever had in this business. (laughter) >> well, the king's speech won the best actor trophy for colin firth. >> natalie portman won best actress for black swan. >> abc's comedy modern family earned the tv comedy ensemble award. >> the academy awards air sunday, february 27th. guess where? uh-huh, right here on abc 7. mike nicco with a final check of the weather. >> a couple interesting days coming at ya. the 7-day forecast, it's going to get rather cold wednesday and thursday morning. of course, wednesday is groundhog day. out of your yard, he's going to see a shadow because we need

more rain and sierra snow. but it's not in this forecast. we have a dry forecast with temperatures around the bay nearing 70 this weekend so completely opposite what we just went through. >> we'll enjoy it for now. >> we don't have a winter january, do we. ending today. >> 15 days and no rain in january. >> thank