the online protest the call several top your web sites to shut down. [music] >>pam: first tonight at 5:00 p.m. a high-speed police chase ends in a deadly crash. police tried to catch a car full of suspected burglars. this is the scene just a short while ago. police say during the chase, the suspect car crashed into another killing the innocent driver. the suspect are now in custody but the investigation is just beginning. a charles clifford joins us live on the scene. roy >>reporter: take a look behind me, you can see the police are still on the scene clear and what is left. what happened basically is that there were two vehicles involved in the crash. from what a car carrying three people was driving at a high rate of

speed it came through the intersection and collided with another car. the second car was in on the other side of the command center as you can see. the driver of carbon to the vehicle was killed in the craft. some of their first car careened out comptroller and landed on its roof over all this started just a few blocks from here around 958 m 3 suspect was seen kicking in a door and a neighbor called released and said he saw the men leaving the area in a dark color chevy impala. police located the vehicle and pursued it, but they had to call off the chase. >> due to the erratic and unsafe driving the officers continued in the pursuit. but from rock and however it from they continue to drive erratically an unsafe area

>>reporter: craft after the collision one of men in the impalas suffered life- threatening injuries. through the other two men were taken into custody. police have identified all three. here is a picture of the three suspect. the police would not say who was driving, but they did say that watkins was the one seriously injured. the name of the victim in the crash has not been released. your royal it is not clear at the moment how long invested it is a plan on being here at this scene. crude that is the very latest live in the work i'm charles clifford with kron4 news. >>reporter: this is where the whole thing started. the home burglary off central avenue. recent from there, police chased the suspects in down here along to geary street and this is where the fatal crash happened at the intersection of cherry and mallory, not too far from

interstate it was only really about a half mile from the slim the burden but far enough to have a did it in being used as an innocent driver loses his life to carry it on in >>pam: today governor jerry brown delivered the state of the state address in 2012 land out an ambitious agenda for california's economic growth and some tough decisions for voters. catherine heenan is here and she is looking through all this and has the details for us. >>catherine: it was a very ambitious agenda. the governor's message in a nut shell said that california is on the mend. when you're go there looking and a deficit of 20 billion now uses the problem and about a fourth of that. republicans are disappointed, he still argue that his tax initiative along with budget cuts are the only way to close the gap. with that of

the cuts are not ones that i like the the situation demands them. as for the initiative is fair, is temporary and it is half of what you were paying in 2010. it will protect our schools, whose management and some it will guarantee in the constitution funding for the public safety programs. >>catherine: he suggested reforms that include fewer mandated state programs and he says there should be more decision making by principals and teachers, the people closest to the students as he put it. crime >> with my budget from a proposed to replace categorical programs with a new student formula that provides a basic level of funding would add additional money for disadvantaged students and those struggling to learn english. when this will give more authority to local school district to fashion the kind of programs that they see that their students' needs. >>catherine: he is

basically getting people it was between higher taxes and deeper cuts the public schools among other things. now he will hit the road and try to sell all of this to voters in southern california. he will talk with teachers and civic leaders and business people. >>pam: he is not on one pushing a tax initiatives. >>catherine: he is not the only one with a plan, when no at least two other groups and some because it at all backfire in november. everyone wants it on the ballot and that could turn voters off and they may say no to all >>pam: more budget problems this time a budget crisis in oakland. to a couple thousand city workers learned they could soon be without a job merely to 500 layoff notices were handed out.--merely 2500 notices were handed out. cassini's to cover and $50 million shortfall this fiscal year that was created by this the planned elimination of the redevelopment agencies. the

city of oakland has been using redevelopment money to cover part of its payroll. we spoke with one of the steelworkers that received ap slips today. records were >> there definitely will be some layoffs, we are in a state of limbo right now i and i feel i have a job stability, we cannot any concrete answers so we do not have any we are waiting for the budget to be approved by the council query your kids and i feel like i'm an any in europe and certain state. >>reporter: what kind of a fit to have on your family? >> major ones, you have to rearrange things and keep your bills paid and just how you live in this huge. i worked in affordable housing in the development, aside from the personal impact that will have on me and me and my colleagues i felt like affordable housing is essential and crucial and a very needed aspect of redevelopment and vital to the city's thriving. without funding to do development work and build affordable housing act it will be devastating to the

city and the residents here. >>pam: there are other cutbacks in the works, a hiring freeze is in effect, department heads have been asked to submit proposals to reduce this spending by 5 percent. as the administrator is seeking permission to renegotiate union contracts. san francisco police are hoping that the public can help them to catch a killer. this is the victim, this 83 o was brutally beaten by a group of young men almost two years ago, police say the attackers jump him after he got off of a muni train neared third stream, he died a few months later. now a reward is being offered for any information leading to a break in the case. reggie kumar joins us live in san francisco with the new details. >>pam: >>reporter: report will

warmer a $100,000 reward is being offered from the mayor's office, as you mentioned he was coming off the tee and hit one batter to hit assisted living care facility. would that to this point and third street, has been a group of the house attacked and from behind the union will then telling him his head right here on the concrete. taken at his video, the vigilance by front entrance at the hospital one month and a half later. police say they have no leads in this case. roads >> i am hoping that someone would have remembered something maybe some informational come back room with and maybe someone would encourage them to come forward and provide information that will lead us to the person who perpetrated the crime. >>reporter: it was police tell me that there was no service in his video recovered from the nearby businesses so that they rely on the public. to live in san francisco i am reggie kumar with kron4 news korea who >>reporter: how this is

called the first ever in a strike, some of the most popular destinations are sending a message to congress. they want to stop a bill that threatens to impose censorship on the internet. >>reporter: google route 1 a silent protest when homicides like a fallen. of all slam the door of and public today. madam >> ooil this is the bar to any of lewd to use it in new industries clear yet would allow illegal profits of download of copyrighted material. stevens, >> still and those doubts and killing, and we have a plan this country that want to suggest to some how some that we are >>reporter: 10 properly

planned want it to the north to this act could punish web sites in the united states for even posting a link to pirate day and similar sites all that provision has been toned down social media sites worry that it will be forced to much or all user content. >>reporter: the protests are getting some sympathy on capitol hill, three of the sponsors of the senate bill have withdrawn their support and house >> john speaker boehner says today there is clearly a lack of consensus on whether the legislation is in fact needed. >>pam: as you just heard talk about the legislation, here in san francisco more than 200 people gathered at city center plaza to protest. protesters said they wanted to relay the message that this legislation does not deter the big websites it also hurts smaller websites. they are calling on lawmakers to

gather more input from people who are in the industry. >>jacqueline: here is a live look outside from our roof camera this afternoon. we have clouds that have moved in and we see the majority of the rain will to the north. all of this will drop down in the bay area. we have a wider view picture there is the storm streaming to the west coast. we are finally getting rain. we will see rain off and on for the next several days. a glance at tomorrow having to see cloud coverage for tomorrow. >>jacqueline: into the noon hour the north bay rain begins, by 3:00 p.m. we will see rain bay area ride.-- wide. by 11:00 a.m. mr. are so close the north bay. rare

and have moderate rain until the clam and then by 4:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m. it starts to shift south. we continue to see showers in the evening. sorry we fcc friday and how have you will get i will have details on that coming up. >>pam: the hottest tickets in town on cell division and link may have missed it. the amazing beef this week's 49ers game sold out of uniform and a major winter storm slammed give northwest who beat down power lines and shutting down schools and stranding travelers curious why it is only it did to get worse here live and details and the cruise ship disaster off the coast of italy, then what happened today that is dimming hopes to finding more survivors.

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mowe par wins, up to 2 ft. of snow, today cities in washington and oregon shut down. their schools, libraries and businesses were closed. city governments try to figure out how to deal with the snow. >> you can see that here built roads are fairly clear the snow plows have been out all day long. they have been making sure to keep downtown excessive. >>reporter: in oregon the strong winds ripped down power lines it forced a large power outage for several hours. in washington more than 1000 workers are many more than 5000 clean up vehicles to keep the highways and the roads clear. in the storm first hit it created dangerous driving conditions, cars slipping and sliding along the streets. drivers are not used to the snow in the city. they say they're not taking risks since the storm is expected to get worse

tonight. >> i am going in and if it gets too early will turn around and head home. >>reporter: still, such a drastic change in scenery can paint a pretty backdrop. this is a chance for some people and some pets to try out their snow lakes for the first time. >>catherine: we have a time lapse of just a few hours showing just how fast the snow was hitting in seattle. it came down fairly hard and remember they're not used to this. it quickly change conditions and that forced dozens of flights to be grounded in seattle and portland. the snow is not expected to last very long forecasters are predicting a return to rain late thursday and early friday. >>catherine: president obama said no to the oil pipeline that would extend from canada to texas. the canadian company that wants to build it says that it will reapply for a permit. they say they're working with officials in nebraska, they will try to find a route to the state that

avoids the environmentally sensitive areas. the white house spokesman says the press there really had no choice but to reject the current proposal. >> concerns raised about the environmental impact on the air and water quality in nebraska by among others the governor of nebraska a republican, this the decision was made that an alternate route be sought. >>catherine: a lot of republicans are not happy about the president's decision house >> john bender says the president is breaking his promise to create jobs the president said he was given a deadline that did not allow for a proper review. >>jacqueline: rain is on the way to give the car satellite picture of the storm is just hitting washington and oregon and is starting to slowly sad to the south. that will mean rain for us tomorrow. we will have rain off and on for the next several days. the rain approach is the north bay and by 3:00 p.m.,

more rain fills the north bay and starts to spread south of the golden gate through the evening commute tomorrow and by 8:00 p.m. we will see widespread showers. so the friday morning commute will be a little easier with no rain. what does he see the afternoon, look at this heavy rain is starting to move in at 5:00 p.m. on friday afternoon. it is just a complete downpour along the coastline. that is into the north bay and then becomes bay area wide by 6:00 p.m.. we have heavy rain from livermore, fremont and through the north bay. this will continue and by 7:00 p.m. and by 8:00 p.m. it will restart to intensify over south bay, mt. view, fremont, redwood city and the heavy downpours. by 9:00 p.m. continuing through the south bay and its stars to give a bit lighter at that time. by 2:00 a.m. we will start to see the showers starts to taper off. as for the snow tomorrow, several inches of snow are expected

above 7,000 ft., take a look the snow is starting about 10:00 a.m. and then it starts to spread through the entire sierra line. again above 7,000 ft. initially but the snow levels will drop down to lake level by the time it friday. take a look at your extended forecast again we have a series of systems, we will see rain tomorrow and a little bit of a break on friday morning and into the afternoon we have really heavy rain and that means really heavy snow in the sierra. that will continue into saturday morning a break on saturday afternoon and saturday morning the rain looks like it will return sunday evening into monday and then we have another chance of rain tuesday into wednesday. >>reporter: firefighter say they walnut creek home from a fire that destroyed the crops in several cars in it. the fire started early this morning not far from this road. i have video from the scene and you can see right here the remains of the firefighters are trying to

put out hotbox right there. >>reporter: the family will not be displaced, there is no word on what caused the fire. i want to use the big board to flies down to the south bay to san jose and that is where an intense search and rescue operation for a boulder that was stranded overnight while he was the punting happened. the man was rescued this morning several miles from the arena. it all started when he did not come back late last night. his grandparents got worried and called authorities. you can see officials there taking care of the scene. once they made the rescue, the man did not have his cellphone he is an afghanistan war veteran with two purple hearts. we will take a short break and be right back.

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>>pam: police now say they know who gunned down an innocent teenager on the streets of oakland earlier this month. the 19 year-old

isaac white was shot several times on january 4th. police believe the 36 ceo redman mcdaniel is involved with the shooting. now the council wants to ban sales within five for joe 1,000 ft. of homes, schools, parks, and other places where children gathered. it also wants to require stores to have licenses to sell. the new rules are expected to be adopted later this year and that will make the products illegal in most of the city. we will be right back.

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>>pam: 49ers fans are fight about the hottest game in town. this week the tickets sold out fast. we will hear from a key player about how he has turned his game around, this as a plan for the team's new stadium faces a last-minute attempt to block the progress. we have everything fans want to know. for starting with the tickets, tickets went on sale at 1:00 p.m.. they were only available through ticketmaster. our tech reporter gave slate logged

in and tracked just how long it took the tickets to sell out. >>gabe: it is 12:55 p.m. five minutes to go, i have to computer set up and both of them are blind, i will not miss around the wireless internet. i have two different accounts logged in on either computer i would just keep trying to get tickets. at 1:00 p.m. i started the clock as soon as they went on sale i tried to account to purchase two tickets. right away i went for the cheapest tickets which were $170.20 tickets for that amount, $170 it says no exact matches were found, already the cheapest tickets were taken. so i go to the next highest of which is 175, this is the best section available. again says sari, and no match is found now that second level of, now i am trying to purchase two tickets at

$208. again, it says no, not available. i quickly saw that the lower-priced tickets sold out so next i tried to find the highest priced tickets at $469 each. it says sorry, no matches were found. i've been tried for any tickets best available and there was nothing. there was only one thing led to try. >>gabe: now will try once to any price best available, oh my goodness! no single tickets. i did everything right, to computers, to account, fast internet i am in shock the tickets were sold out within two minutes and i was not one of the lucky ones to get through. >>pam: the 49ers are getting ready to make their 14th appearance in the nfc championship game this sunday when it posted giants. our sports reporter vern glenn was among the media.

>>vern: greetings from the sideline of the 49ers practice feel what they began to lay in the game plan for sunday's game with the giants. do you want to see something cool, check out this is the george hollis trophy goes to the nfc champion. flanked by the giants and the 49ers helmet. aside from the day, it was focused on davis who has come a long way since 2006. so vivid from our mind him being kicked out of the game by the 2008 coach mike singletary. that was burned and davis in the first days. >> i changed my life around and i became more of a leader because in the beginning it was all about me and that is not right. you do not want to be all about you. i find that when it is more about the team and you put the team first you have more success. >>vern: he is the way the giants that fly out here friday night.

>>pam: the 49ers plan to build a new stadium in santa clara is in the red zone. the teen has already begun selling season tickets for the billion dollar process --project. but as rob fladeboe reports, stadium critics our effort in a last-minute goal line stand to force another vote to reconsider the stadium project. >>reporter: is a hail mary play to stop a plan that they insist is already a done deal. they have enough signatures they say to put the measure back on the ballot. >> the average coming from the people who have signed these petitions is huge, not only people in santa clara, but we have people outside of santa clara that are so unhappy they do not get to vote. >>reporter: some 60 percent approved a measure j, a referendum on the stadium

project way back in june of 2010. but that stadium opponents say that was before they knew the city council acting as the stadium authority would sign off on $850 million loan backed by the 49ers. >> when it went through there were no numbers, there was a lot of propaganda that went out that the 49ers put into this. and the numbers that are there were suppose to pay does not look anything like the deal that was put forward today. >>reporter: some call the drive for a new cold a case of sour grapes. they said they had enough signatures for a new vote. in santa clara high and rob fladeboe kron4 news. >>pam: the stadium supporters call this drive a waste of time and money. they say this is simply not

legal under california law. >> in june of 2010 when the voters measures they adopted a lot, that was a legislative act and in that law they gave directed to the city council to make all administrative acts to make this happen and they gave us a framework to work again in other words because i hadn't had a general fund or utility or other impact. we will limit-i-our exposure on redevelopment dollars, so it gave us a framework to work with. the actually took of finance is in exactly a good performance and within a measure that was done by the citizens of santa clara. >>pam: the mayor said in a referendum on the stadium could cost taxpayers millions of dollars in legal fees, meanwhile the city and the team are moving forward with plans to break ground at the stadium site. >>reporter: new details on the bay area housing market and the trends are undeniable, home sales on the rise of 4.4% in december

2011 compared in the december of 2010. this marks the sixth straight month that home sales increase from year to year. however, home prices they continue to go down. the price for a area home is down 6.3 percent over the same year. that quick release the new numbers today a set a loss in home value is $387 billion or, 33 percent since the mortgage crisis started back in 2007. now, the biggest bay area price decrease from december 22nd and up to december 2011 that was in berlin county that's all home prices fall more than 13% from year to year.

[music] >>jacqueline: we see rain spilling into northern california. was to rein in tomorrow afternoon, we have a winter weather advisory in effect through the sierra. petrarchan now the first is for tomorrow afternoon and early friday morning, it is a little over a half foot in the higher elevations. this will help to lower levels. by friday and were expecting an even stronger waves, we will see several inches is not a couple feet in the sierra. take a look at the top hole forecast of the next few days. tomorrow, this is the valley forecast. on friday we will have four

to 8 in.. that will mean even more in the higher elevations. on saturday the continue with more so flawed--we continue with more snowfall. we would talk more about the snow and the rain coming up in just a minute. >>catherine: in world news, the search for survivors in last week's crucial to survive--rate in italy has been put on hold. they are backing off because the ship moved today on the rocks and that could track the rescue workers. they say they will wait a while until they get back to the operations. authorities have confirmed that 11 people have died, 21 people still missing and there is still outbreak of the fact that the captain abandoned the ship. new >> i have never seen that in my 20 years and that is very appalling. her it seemed that the port

authority have more common sense and knowledge than the captain did. it and talk it is absurd that the captain lester the vessel her and did not even realize how many people were affected. >>catherine: the capt. is now being held at his home one house arrest in italy. he has not been charged up to this point. stay with us we will be back after this break. ♪

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speak up about secondhand smoke. your health and the health of your family depend on it. >>catherine: stocks finished at their highest level since last summer. look at these numbers. rob black here and your car and the s&p a winner today why? >> again i'm just playing with some big numbers, it feels good that is moving higher, when it is doubtful one day and in the s&p the next. we are finding reasons to get higher we are not paying attention to europe

right now. home builders are doing well today they have been battered and fried. bank of america, goldman sacks, j.p. morgan, they have obviously been left out. it is nice to see some of the positives in the market. next week we hit a peak earnings, apple hit an all-time high today. with that said, made you lose a little bit of momentum as the reality sets in. we start to see some slowing. i do have apple stock i am required to say that. >>catherine: and now at&t is a loser because it is 0.2 is changed its data plan swim. --they're going to change their data plan. >> i look at these numbers and it is about $30 for the mobil, $30 for the phone, that is going to add up to a

lot of money. the a lot of americans place--a lot of americans pay $7 to $800 for a data, if you are not fun in your 401k, you'll be 60 years old you would have a great iphone when you're young and sexy, but you may be one of these people eat have to because the data plan are expensive. >>catherine: now here is a winner, made in u.s.a. versus things made in china what is this about? chinese could seem to be all over the place i would say a lot, i do not know the percentages. it-- >> it is only 2 percent of our spending you factor in a lot of that is a travel and marketing. no it is only 1.9% of the dollars, kiroyster

rushed forward and we are a service economy, we often forget that--and we are a service economy and sometimes we forget that. the 88.5 percent of our dollars are made here in america if. >>catherine: an american idol is launching its 11th season and hanging in there. >> on it yes, this is a play on media, some are investing in business, from investing in abc, the number-one show they're not in their 11th clear. there really ag's u.n. easier start thinking of killing carson. london and if a client secrets, this will be his last year? but there are a lot of questions and i want you to see that television is a product in a

product is an investment. >>catherine: thank you. >>jacqueline: the changes as we head into tomorrow. taking the that our satellite radar. late tomorrow morning in the north bay, a 11:00 a.m. the rain starts there. by 3:00 p.m. we see moderate rains in the north bay and showers tartus shift. we have moderate rain over oakland. by 8:00 p.m. we still see showers, but it will start to taper off into friday morning. your friday morning commute will be a little easier and mainly dry together this afternoon, the afternoon could you will be ugly because we have rain coming into forecast. we still see showers south of the golden gate, by 6:00 p.m. we have widespread to moderate heavy rain. we have heavy rain in fremont, livermore, san francisco, oakland, san raphael, virtually everywhere. as we continue still see widespread heavy rain. by

8:00 p.m., we have heavy rain over mt. view, redwood city, and out in san jose. that will continue into the 9:00 p.m. hour. then the rain begins to taper off until early saturday morning. as for the rainfall totals we have to heavy rain. over the next couple of days, we have up to 3 in. of rain in the north bay and up to 9 in. in the santa cruz out. that is just the way it is moving in. we will have a lot of rain over the next few days. and up to 2 in. and the central east bay. we will also see snow and the sierra, but first let us hear about the rain into sunday. by 3:30 p.m. sunday afternoon, the computer model has the rain ending early in the morning and now it is pushed into the later afternoon hours. so, we will leave the spotty rain forecast for now and steak tune into tomorrow because vatican when

sunday's forecast will make in to the short-term range. so, the extended forecast we have rain tomorrow and friday morning heavy rain friday afternoon into saturday morning. we have a break for most of saturday in part of sunday. >>pam: a vicious gang attack caught on camera and a five year-old elephant calf rescued from smugglers in thailand. kimberlee sakamoto was clear but the video that will have the talking. >>kimberlee: cost seven- seven teams have been charged with green and aggravated battery of a brew beating of a boy in chicago. police say 15 your honor girl lured the victim into an alley and then shot this video. it later when cairo. in parts of the video you can hear the group laughing as they continue to punched and kicked the team. at one point the alleged ringleader you can see him dressed in a gray sweat shirt and black ski mask threat to kill the boy as he stood before the

group. after about four minutes the team managed to break free and run away he was treated at a local hospital for a split lip, bruises and cuts and was later released. now that is it the next video, you are looking at a five-year old elephant calf that was caught by wildlife officials. they're attempting to smuggle it off one culture was killed in the clash with park rangers. the elephants are regarded as a national symbol in thailand. check this out, this massive stone right here is believed to be the world's largest cut in the world. it was mined in brazil and it will soon be up for auction. court is valued at just over $1 million we will be back after this break.

>>pam: there will be a new offering and the airline president of marketing says that customers can ask for costmary beer and wine this move comes as the airline emerged from bankruptcy and file for chapter 11 protection back in november. we will be right back. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal.

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>>pam: tonight at 6:00 p.m. why the wife of the share says that the neighbor that call the police may have had interior motives. we are learning more about this crash and governor jerry brown unveiled his plans for the state of california.

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>>reporter: in an interview from her home wives of a share for ross mikarimi and went on to say that her neighbor is broken and has no money or security in a gene is that she told about the discussion that he had eluded the in the sense that there was never any shouting and odd. did she send is legally use that against us and makes me wonder what her motives are. the two men because they had children of the same age and attend said she invited her to take a parent can ask that she talked unit and the 20 minute interview she never to do anything about a video or bruised and denies that her son was any danger. the group on thursday to classified protective order keeping the lid is sheriff away from his family. pam

>> the arrest warrant in the case tells a different story. legal analysts say court while one is in a report my of their shocking it is hardly a slam-dunk for the prosecution. dan kerman reports. >>reporter: criminal defense attorney michael cardozo reviewed the arrest warrant in the domestic abuse case, he said it is not the got yeah that many people for trade to be. >> this is not a smoking gun, what you have kids and someone saying room that i have a bruise on my arm of it happened before. how did lose it there?

>> did he do it did he start the fight or did she start a fight? >>reporter: in the video that they gave to the police from the neighbor they said she points to her arm and this has happened before. >> she wanted this on video in case the chair tried to take custody of her child, and she was going to use that as leverage to prevent him from doing that. look at what is done to me from my child is wish to have said. >>reporter: he also faces two other charges.

>>pam: a police chase comes to a deadly conclusion today. you can see the wreckage left behind after the crash. charles clifford is a live rock at the scene of the crash with the latest details. >>reporter: we are live at the corner of cherry street the new department is clean up what was left of this crash. take a look at some video from a short time ago. there were two vehicles involved in the crash.

>> the driver of it failed to yield estimate is these were possibly at 80 mi. per hour. a chase in sudan because of the suspects reckless and erratic driving they stop the pursuit. >>reporter: as a result of the collision of the man in the car suffered life- threatening injuries to his transfer to the hospital. he was in surgery for a head injury in the last two men were taken into custody. you're all three of the suspect.

>>reporter: the name of the event-name of the victim in this crash has not been released pending notification of relatives. >>pam: he was beaten after getting off to a muni train almost two years ago. reggie kumar joins us live in san francisco with the latest details. >>reporter: take a look at is the mayor's office offered a $100,000 reward in the homicide investigation. 84 your always come off the team line right here will not be reached this point, he was approached by a group of male juveniles. the heat of course the police in the back of the head and then to the to the ground on to his unit and also his head again, to canada's video, he

died a month and half after being attacked. news to him now the inspector in this case, kevin jones explains why a witness may feel comfortable coming forward now, nearly two years after the crime happened. >> we have closed cases and been able to solve cases and had cases prosecuted with people have come forward after a couple of years. we have had people and for some reason there's--their circumstances change and they felt more comfortable coming forward in providing information. >>reporter: police are relying on the public to solve the case, there was no video recorded from nearby businesses there are definitely asking for the public's help to solve the case. >>pam: new details k-9 corps involving the murder connected to the suspected serial killer joseph naso.

the suspected of killing four win in the 1970's and 1990's, her today his preliminary hearing, the investigator said that pantyhose belonging to one of the victims had seen in on it that the likely belong to him. another pair of underwear used to kill another victim had dna belonging to joseph naso ex- wife. he is representing himself in court. he claims than he was never in contact with the victims' discussed today. governor jerry brown delivered an ambitious state of the state address today. he brought up some new ideas, and some old ones that he insists still need to happen. catherine heenan is here with all the details on this. >>catherine: a lot of it was kind of a pep talk. the governor insisted that california is on the mend, talking about his vision inkling a lot of green jobs. he used the occasion to defend the high-speed rail project that would transfer from southern california. he sent this

project is a large investment it has come under fire recently. the governor said in a revised plan will be unveiled. >> within weeks of a revised plan, there has to the initial construction before the week is out an income president obama strongly supports the project and has provided the majority of funds. right it is now your decision to evaluate the plan and decide what action to take. without hesitation i urge your approval. >>catherine: he made fun of some republican legislators mickey a critique of his speech some 24 hours earlier. >> let me let you know a secret my speech was not finished 24 hours ago. [laughter] >> i do want to say that i did not know that you were psychics and you could invest--of this the powers

of precognition after this i want to talk with you about some stock tips. [laughter] >> in their official response later they said they knew in advance the governor would try this plan for higher taxes and the republicans have been fighting this every step of the way. >>pam: the government did make it a push for this. >>catherine: that is the first thing he's pushing for a november ballot, put it on the ballot. >>pam: we will see, more budget problems this time the city of oakland is taking drastic steps to balance the budget. nearly 2500 level this is a set out today. point here is what is happening because of the skin of california's planned elimination of redevelopment agencies. oakland was using redevelopment money to cover part of their rope. now the city needs to cover a $50

million shortfall this fiscal year. maureen kelly shows the impact that these layoffs have had. >>reporter: here you can see one of the layoff notices that one out to roughly half of the workers on the city's payroll. with the city administrator said also meet in order to give the white house he weight when they decided to decide on who will lose their jobs next month. there are city workers they will not be affected by the layoff, police officers and firefighters will not the pink slips and neither with americorps members of the council even though some of the salaries are paid and in part of the redevelopment funding that is going away. every other city worker that purchase it thinks it is normal to being cut. the impact on city services would not be fully known until the city council make their final decision at the end of the month. but they

say the impact could be felt citywide. >> answer we are talking about potholes', senior centers, library hours, and we are talking about is an hour's news and this city halls that it is open for business, this is devastating. >>jacqueline: rain is on the way, we'll kick the storm tracker for coming up. [ crickets chirping ]

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>>pam: several big web sites hold an online piracy demonstration. now some held a live demonstration. this is the deal in san francisco, they were there today to voice their opposition to the proposed legislation that they say

amounts to censorship. the two bills at the center of all the controversy has the intent of cracking down on piracy, music and movies online. karen explained what is behind today's with blackouts. >>reporter: these websites gone dark for the day, even to--google joined in the process. >> these two bills are overreaching. >>reporter: the two bills to curb illegal download and streams of copyrighted movies and tv shows their primary target our sights overseas, the legislation moved quickly to the

committee. the republican leader said on wednesday there is still much to be discussed. >> there is a lack of consensus at this point. >>reporter: they argued that sites will be exposed to too many lawsuits. >> you are creating a scenario that is nearly unattainable for smaller sites but totally untenable for the larger sites. >>reporter: supporters say is crucial to protect copyright material and with it american jobs. the association of america noted that neither of these bills implicate free expression but focus solely on illegal conduct which is not free speech. facebook to not join in nor did twitter though this was a big topic on wednesday. >>jacqueline: finally the break through we have been waiting for all winter has arrived. sitting up to the

north, there is the rain and snow. let us take a look at the future forecast. i live in p.m. tomorrow morning the rain is moving into the north they greeted the request we will start to see moderate rain. >>jacqueline: pushing down to the south bay that 8:00 p.m. we will see widespread showers. your morning commute on friday appealed the easier by taking the figure afternoon commute. not any fun at all. we will see very heavy rain especially near san raphael. her break didn't i 6:00 p.m. we have moderate to heavy rain in the bay area could the new report by 7:00 p.m. is still continued to moderate to heavy to our live how --moderate to heavy

rain. >>jacqueline: we will see snow levels start to drop. we have a couple winter weather advisories in effect. once this pushes

through, a strong wave is expected to come through on friday carried here is a mature extended forecast. here's how the systems will impact the bay area. the first will be tomorrow, we will have a heavy rain going into the afternoon. the rain will return sunday evening and then going to monday. right now should not impact 49ers game. stay with us to be back after this.

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>>pam: coming up, the animal shelter needs your help and the amazing speed the 49ers ticket sold out at. and the blunder that joe biden made while visiting san francisco that calls and the team's fans to to him. and the cruise ship that took a disastrous turn.

>>reporter: in california, the richest people in california are intended to ruin her husband the wife of ross mikarimi says. she plans on fighting all the charges. >>reporter: in open nearly 2500 layoff notices went out to the workers. in his estimate is somewhere between 1005200 workers will actually lose their jobs next month. the city is scrambling to cover a budget shortfall about $50 million this fiscal year is all passing because of the state of california's cut in redevelopment agency. and was using the funding to cover part of its payroll. >>reporter: toward warmer

news and we went behind cleaned squid the allen county--with the alameda county sheriff's office from bills to look at the upper 100 baht plan. whorl, we will talked about this in my 8:00 story. >>reporter: in san francisco investigators offering a $100,000 reward to help solve this case from two years ago. the victim three move was approached by a group of male juvenile. police say they hit him in the back of the head and then fell to the ground and hit his head again. he died one month at a half after the harm they are hoping that someone will come for to help solve the case. >>reporter: in oakland the animal shelter is

overflowing with cats. they need people to adopt him. new corporate look a--them. it will place search warrant was given shall to the house and nearly 100 cats were brought unfortunately a dozen or so had to be put down because they were in such poor health and human in the court says the head of the remaining task are known only needed as evidence and they can now be adopted unit--. >>reporter: the tickets went on sale today against the giants. they sold out within two minutes, while i was right here with two different computers to different accounts and i was logged in ready to go at 1:00 p.m.. asked and i have a broader ban in a net moving fast. i timed it, the sellout in two minutes and the tickets are born.--

gone. >>reporter: ball at a san francisco event super joe biden said kohl, the giants are on their return to some, though, when he then began to the comic to the police did what he meant the 49ers and he confused will lead china into the san francisco giants baseball team. meant the giants' goal to give the 49ers in this sunday's >>jacqueline: as we head into tomorrow a few storms will impact us. take a look at what looks like on the future cast. >>jacqueline: your evening to me will be affected will see chances of moderate rain. and what routes where

we will see widespread showers and but we will have a lul error talk american overnight. by 5:00 p.m. heavy rain to the north a. murray's bicycle him to an unmarried 1:00 hour the heavy rain is spread bay area wide--60 and heavy rain spread into the south. the a's this is the story and for the next several days. >>jacqueline: the rain could affect the 49ers game will bring better look at that tomorrow. stay tune tomorrow. >>pam: new detour about the cruise ship that will break off the coast of italy. the search for the passenger still missing has been suspended. will and to

require, her officials say it was potentially dangerous rescue crews to continue searching for victims and this is not a first time bay bridge is exact will ship seemed dangerously close to shore and the same spot and there it is now. this is videotape last year from one of those times. according to the shipping industry newspaper satellite tracking data show that on another day last year who were the vessel was just over 250 yds away from the coast. walk live with that is even closer than the sugar was last week when it hit the road and began to sag in to prove here are the latest details on the cruises ship greater. one of 11 people have been killed, 21 people are still missing from this ship captain is currently under house arrest. the prosecutors are investigating him for manslaughter, abandoning ship and causing a ship wreck after he took an authorized detour. record to more schools in this government in the hollywood hills today. investigators

found your to human hands her near where a severed human head was discovered yesterday. kimberlee sakamoto shows us where the remains were found using e oogle earth. >>kimberlee: 2 of the tree by the parts were found near a can control right here. let me take this video and fly you in so that you can see the famous hollywood sign right here on the edge. when you fly down just a few miles over the hills, this is where one of the hands was spotted. officials have not said where the second hand was discovered to date. police say this area is well traveled a lot of cars and hikers. let us take some video of the park from overhead. investigators were combing the brush along the winding trail when the coroner's found a first they

say the latest discovery was just about 50 yds from where the head was discovered yesterday. >> to the dogs began to play with a bag and what appeared to be an object why the dogs were playing with it, at some point the object came out of the bag and they discovered that it was a hand,--that it was a head, that a severed head. >>kimberlee: police believe it was from the same man between the age of 40 in 60 years old. investigators say the man was most likely killed recently somewhere else and then the body was dumped later in the park. investigators have started checking missing persons reports in hopes of finding information that may lead to identifying the man. we will be back after this break.

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>>pam: the call is to grow louder for gop presidential candidate and iran to release his tax records. this is video from an event that he held yesterday. he now says that he will make the record available from last year public in april when he files his taxes. he told voters that his problem tax about 15% he says most of his income is now from investments. and a former alaskan gov. carroll came in rennin is now not both in an endorsement in the presidential race on this yet of what she is encouraging voters in south carolina to focus on one candidate as they head to the polls this week in the former house >> newt gingrich. conagra iran she says that she will pass for a vote from looking because fuel is too early in the general process from a for this nomination to the determined. and some have said in a win for mit romney to lock up the race. holders in south carolina had to the

polls this saturday to pick who they want to run against president obama in november. coming up next, everyone is talking about jim harbaugh 0149 player says that it was coach mike singletary to turn his career around. gary has the story straight ahead and gary is joined by mark curry from the san jose mercury news that has the latest on the 49ers and the giants at the close in on sundays the game.

kirk >>gary: another could be some optimism that room, he could be in uniform for the giants. meanwhile vern glenn is on the scene. the >> greeting from the sidelines of the 49ers

practice field. you want to see something cool, check the south korea through it to this is an george hollis and trophy they go to the nfc champions. it is flanked by the giants and the 49ers helmet, to heighten brand aside from the game the focus is on tight in vernon davis live from a long way since the rookie year of 2006. ruby's so vivid is our mind in the memory of being kicked out of the game in 2008 and by the then coach mike singletary. because that was glenn davis and in the me first days. rob campbell change my life around i became more of a leader because in the beginning it was more about me. >> when i begin i see him as a guide that is about us and eyes about his self. >>vern: in santa clara vern

glenn with kron4 security men >>gary: eli manning left at the giants' practice early within an easy summit. if he misses sunday that is an easy for all giants fans. >> i know they put a question mark on us at the end of the season, but you know, that is with the guys look forward to, when you got us, we look for to stick to the challenge. >> it will be a really good game, the momentum for us the sky high. it is something that we hopefully can continue to write into the super bowl. >>gary: alongside mr. consistency, bay area sports 27 years to really read the san jose mercury it is marked. we go back a long wait. >> yes we do your father showed up in my yard when i was risking leaves the first >> to san jose and he said

you have to meet my son gary and i met you, and it was right. >>gary: the rest is history and since we are such good friends, you almost did not make it tonight. joe biden ladies and gentlemen got away. >> apparently joe biden is the bay area in doing some work and i got caught up in a motorcade. and his wife even has a separate motorcade. what i cannot understand is why i have to do it at rush hour can't have fun raises that are not around rush hour? >>gary: while you're on that in iran should pay more, 50 percent. now compare what is going on with the 49ers now with the giants a couple of years ago. it is simular all listen to all of the bandwagon? >> you have been around the

block on this one, is always more fun when the sharks had the first playoff run and no one expected them to beat detroit the giants did that in 2010. in 1989, that is critical when the giants and the a's play each other, but everyone could see where that was headed. this i think is even more so than the giants in the sense that, it that game saturday is unlike anything i've ever covered in 27 years here. i was on the field last four minutes i have never see anything like that. >>gary: i talked about across the country seems like he did not even one of the 49ers even now. you can give a little too much sentiment being pushed towards the giants? but >> i am not a big guy on the modern social media like twitter, but one thing appears leave the giants are

just 20 out we are confident and we are going to win, that is pretty interesting. i'm a little surprised that their coaches have not sat on them but these are grown guys and they can do what they want. but you ask good questions, not to enter your question, remember the giants everyone wondered what they beat the phillies, and that was a series, that was like a week long thing in baseball, football is one game, one afternoon and i think that is why this thing is grabbing you. >>gary: now the giants had of that you know that because of the beard and all that the 49ers became the be a quarterback and then along will decline to you feel that alex smith deserves a contract right now and on the question asked? >> i keep he went to talk right contract right now to talk to him but i do not think he does, i do not if you wanted right now. and that he was to talk about that what he's trying to prepare for the game. >> i think jim harbaugh will get what it wants now and that i think that is

what he wants so why not, >>gary: -- >> it seems that he is able to find those scenes in the blocking and that is where he is most effective. >>gary: and all the years these have been doing this, 27 years, have you seen for one season a completely revamped a team like harbaugh has? >> not a football may be some other source, when billy martin came in, some guys can just do that. the guy who hired him university

of san diego he had a great saying, he said you know, with jim it is great to be on his ship, he will wear you out. what we're is now out is what makes him really good. record and data gathered you think the 49ers were when month--when on sunday if you have to get money? >> i would have that money back and the 49ers will win because their defense is good and i'd think that candlestick will be the determining factor. >>gary: ok if you want to see a tennis player go nuts that is up next.

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