investigators are looking at the cell phone video of yesterday's shooting as new details are emerging about what happened and about the man that was shot. police officials say 2 officers fired their handgun just before another officer fired a nonlethal gun. you can hear two gunshots. police chief says two officers have been placed on administrative leave. that's the policy after a shooting. early review of what happened. >> i believe that from a legal stance this shooting will be deemed to be an appropriate shooting. >> reporter: the shooting occurred on 11th street. police say a man with a knife was slashing tires. he stabbed an officer in the shoulder. police then fired bean bags. the man was shot in the groin and is expected to survive.

>> we are going to be reviewing everything that happened there. >> reporter: police say the suspect has a criminal record but won't say what's for. this man says he knows the person police shot. >> sometimes i think he drinks a little bit maybe, but i don't know hill to get really violent ever. >> reporter: the shooting has renewed a police use of tasers, but more on that at 6:00. police tonight are looking for the killer that shot a 28- ar-old man last night. maurice collins was killed last night in his home. police say they do not believe the killing was random and labeled the shooter as an intrudesser. collins' sister says he was a good man. >> he was the loving father of two girls that are between the

ages of 5 and 7. and he knows -- it's really hard when you lose a family member and then you have to go and tell two kids who really don't understand what happened to their dad. >> reporter: police are asking anyone who saw anything around the time of the shooting to give them a call. pushing pipeline operators to make sure their reporting is accurate. recent revelations have known that -- had inaccurate records. in particular want pipeline operators to be sure they have determined the correct pressure for their pipes. introduced a bill she says will make pipelines safer in heavily populated areas. it would also require inspectors to inspect pipelines every 5 years. the clock is ticking and

there is still no replacement for outgoing mayor gavin new some. they plan to pick a new mayor on friday. and just minutes ago the mayor said who he wants to see replace him. >> that's right, frank. the game of musical chairs here at san francisco city hall is continuing tonight. the music has not stopped yet. >> i'm happy inspect this position and i would be happy to accept the other. >> the other one is interim mayor for a year. mike kin see has been on the short list to replace gavin new some. >> i've been in this chair a long time and i'm still here. >> reporter: that's because insiders say ed lee appears to have the needed 6 votes in what

may be a meaningless vote on friday. >> as far as i know he's in hong kong enjoying a vacation. >> reporter: so lee's chair was empty but rumor has italy is returning home early ju in case. of course, who ends up succeeding new some really depends on him. he's delayed it until monday so the new moderate board. >> it would be an extraordinary thing if lee can be put in this position and as a san photographic san franciscoian, i couldn't be more proud. >> reporter: because he would be the first first asian

american mayor. san francisco's public defender began his third term in that office this morning with a swearing in ceremony. he has served as public defender since 2002. today several former civic leaders praised his work. >> your swearing in will be just an additional step toward what i believe to be a bright and brilliant future for one of san francisco's own. >> jeff is taking the office to a new level and i think that's what success ors do. >> reporter: last year he made headlines with his controversial measure. the 112th congress is newly sworn in with nancy pelosi ending her historic run on what some are considering today a rather odd note.

>> i now pass this gavel, which is larger than most gavels here, but the gavel of choice of mr. speaker baner. i now pass this. >> reporter: the new gop house overwhelmingly. >> the people voted to end business as usual and today we begin to carry out their instructions. >> reporter: before handing over the gavel which she has held for 4 years, nancy pelosi reflected on legislative achievements. >> our seniors are paying less for their medical prescriptions. taken together it will save taxpayers $1.3 trillion. >> reporter: but with republicans now in control of the house, gop have already schedule add vote to repeal the

health care law. joe biden administered the oath of office as 16 new senators took office. >> when the national debt threatens the american dream itself, when the solvensy is threatened, we must come together. >> reporter: now the senate debating changes to the filibuster but the law will likely not be decided until the recess. to watch video of the change over you can click over to our website then click on the politics tab. in one of her final acts as speaker of the house nancy pelosi -- which included its first republican member. pelosi promised to work with republicans to create jobs and reduce the deficit. >> we look for common ground to solve the problems of the american people. their health, their housing,

their savings, their children's education. >> reporter: florida congressman al he can west is -- allen west is now the only republican member. he has said he wants to steer the congress away from failed welfare programs. the nation's first openly trance gender trial judge has taken office. sworn in last night in oakland and received a standing ovation. she has practiced law for 24 years. she will serve in the al meet a county superior court in oakland. showed a big surge last month. the service section reveals everything from health care ind month hive. analysts point to -- the index began expanding last year. a federal law judge in san francisco today issued an

injunction stopping the interior department from having microsoft run its e-mail. had gone out of the way to give microsoft an unfair advantage in the bidding process. the judge agreed. the interior department has not said if it will appeal. on wall street stocks rallied that blew analysts predictions right out of the water. entrepreneur rang the closing bell as traders celebrated news that private payrolls came in 3 times higher than forecasted. it is a clear sign the economy is beginning. the dow jones was up more than 31 points. the nasdaq gained about 21 points. a 17-year-old nebraska

teenager warned that his school drove him to violence. the school shooting happened at lunchtime and sent students fleeing into the cafeteria kitchen. no students were hurt. say that principal is stable tonight but vice principal is in critical condition. the tablier's -- teenager's body was found about a mile away in his car. police said he shot himself. said to be okay after a school bus hit her. says the bus was turning left just after 2:00 p.m. the girl was walking with a friend when the bus hit her. paramedics took the girl to the hospital because she complained of pain in her side but fortunately she was not seriously hurt. parents came and got children who war riding on the bus. considering limiting the populations of some dogs. coming up what we learned today

about the challenges the proposals face. and i'm tracking some fog and some very cool temperatures in the morning. i'll see you back here with the forecast.

east state mud crews wrapped up work on a water break. ruptured overnight. this video we're showing you now was taken just before dawn today today. police say people in the area are actually served by a different water. considering ordinances that would require all pit bulls to be spade and newt eared. but there are questions being raised. how would the laws be enforced. >> reporter: one of those proposals would affect

unincorporateed, but some people say it may unfairly target pit bulls. this 80-pound pit bull is one of 80 animals neutered today. >> it just makes a better pet over time. >> reporter: are researching mandatory spay neuter ordinances for pit bulls after a child was mauled to death by his grandfather's pitt bull. >> we're looking at both voluntary measures, certainly are less introduce i have to the -- intrusive of. >> reporter: but there are mandates. >> i don't think it should be breed specific. i think they shoe all mandatory i own a lab pit. >> reporter: this county offers

free spaying or neutering. the 10,000 santa clara county ran out. but still ran out early. they expect the $2000 allocated this year to last only until march. san francisco and gill roy already have similar mand dates in place. santa clara county's advisor takes up the issue next week. reporting live in san mar teen, lori. police at stanford university are warning people to walk in pairs after a woman reported that a man accosted her. she said a man grabbed her from behind. she told officers she tried to bite the man's hand and he took off. investigators plan to have her meet with a sketch artist to

try and come up with a drawing of the man. fisherman have won a victory over the oil spill. 120 commercial fisherman will split $3.6 million in damages. they are also seeking attoeys fees. owned and operated the -- which filled 53,000-gallons of fuel into the bay. the spill damaged surf, perch, halibut and local live bait fisheries. at this hour the u.s. coast guard is off loading fuel off a capsized boat. the 3 people got off safely when the boat ran aground. but the concern is that the 2000-gallons on board could spill and damage the environment. tomorrow crews will try to determine thousand move that boat. the chilly nights we've been having may be perfect for

a fair place, but resist that temptation. an alert has been called for the bay area. it's illegal to burn wood or other solid things in fireplaces. air quality experts say winter plews is mostly. let's talk about our weather now and what we can look forward tonight. it kind of looks a lot like yesterday. >> reporter: yeah, we had a very dynamic weather pattern. now we start january off slightly slow. it includes fog. but when you get fog formation. it basically tells you that you have a very stable atmosphere. how come there's not fog up here? it's sort of scouring it out of that area and drawing out the atmosphere right there. so right now the fog is south of our area. there will be patchy fogs as we

roll into the bay area weekend. tomorrow is going to be thursday. the forecast then as you move into tonight, patchy valley fog. the fog in the morning, the sun not afternoon. that's what we had today. then the dry forecast in the long range. some computer models are keeping us -- there's a chance a couple of models are showing the opportunity for some sprinkles perhaps on monday, tuesday. for the next couple of days, morning fog. if you have travel plans, a 505 moving through the valley, be prepared for it. bakers field, it hasn't broken all day. and visibility is a quarter a mile. fair field, hasn't i don't care ante okay and south and east. upper 30s, low 40s, it's not warm out there. not a frost advisory but

definitely chilly. not that unusual for this time of year. that's the jet stream, it's tracking right up here to british columbia. you see the circular -- there are some changes coming. i'll have all the specifics and your 5 day forecast right here. thank you, bill. the sole surviving swan is settling back into life there at the lagoon. happily drifting ton water this morning with her two new companions. her previous companion was found dead. supervisors are now looking into providing protection for the swan. a hopeless man with what people are calling a golden voice is getting jobs. >> i'm an exradio announcer who has fallen on hard times. please, any help would be greatly appreciated. >> reporter: ted williams appeared in this video.

in it he described losing his career as a radio announcer because of drugs and alcohol. but he says he has been sober for two years. a radio station gave williams time to make his job pitch on the air and job offers have come as far away as hawaii. the navy captain that made those videos have been disciplined, military investigators are said to be going up the chain of command for answers. for america's tough race. but a key player has to pay for san francisco. and a popular artist has sent a cease and desist order all because of a bookend that looks a whole lot like one of those balloon dogs.

even if you're not into sailing, how the race will affect the entire bay area. a controversial push to end a policy that automatically grants citizenship to

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sexually suggestive, honors was second in command on the aircraft carrier back in 2006 and 2007. the new year's barely under way but in san francisco, city

leaders are already looking ahead to 2013 when the 34th america's couple set sail in the city. gavin new some is at this hour at a celebration. newsum. the america's cup traditionally combines -- san francisco beat out new port rhode island for the america's cup. a gift shop is in legal hot water over balloon animals. in this case they are bookends

in the shape of balloon dogs. a gallery and gift store shopped the items. but they have since heard from coons, he is claiming that he owns the right to that image. >> i think it's a gray area. i think the balloon dog existed long before he appropriated it. >> coons wants park life owners to stop selling it. but they say their vendor is fighting the lawsuit and they plan to keep balloon dogs on their shelves. british officials released the first details of the wedding of prince william on april 29 april 29th. the arch archbishop of canterbury will -- queen

elizabeth is ii will host a reception at the palace and prince charles will host a dinner dance that night. the computer competition is heating up tonight in las vegas. already tv makers and aoc have unveiled new tablets. even more expected to be shown this week, including models from motor ole i from -- mote oriole a. go to our website and click on the ces tab. hundreds of bullet holes remain. police fear a retaliation.

police in oak lands tonight are still trying to figure out what led to last night's shooting that injured 6 people all caught in a hail of gunfire. the shooting happened right in the middle of a residential area. and one of the victims was hit in his house. it's incredible that no one was killed. paul chambers live in oakland. >> reporter: we count at least 20 bullet holes along this fencing alone after last night's shooting. police say 5 men were standing out here in the intersection when the fire broke out. >> he was supposedly going to his son's room when i guess the bullet got him in the back. >> reporter: lives right next door to the 49-year-old man that police say was an innocent

victim in last night's shooting. says someone in his family could have also been injured because as you can see there are several holes where stray bullets entered their home. >> we want to make sure that we are prepared for any further retaliations. >> reporter: one man that asked i not show his identity say it is a retaliation of a shooting that happened on the 1st. >> he was saying i be shot, so he went to the back and laid down in the back of the store. blood was all over the place. >> reporter: now, police would not say if those two incidents were related and they did not

give any information about potential suspects. veteran police officer is said to be arraigned on criminal charges for allegedly threatening a man with a gun. corporal was arrested with deadly assault with a deadly weapon. the alleged victim say the two men got into an argument and gust us pointed the gun at his head. jerry brown is rounding out his leadership team today. former state john laird has been tapped for secretary of the california resources agency. marty morgue en stern has been chosen fore the labor o'er and ronald yank was named for the department of personnel administration. you can find a complete list on ktuv.com including how much they will make. the man who served as

president obama's voice to the news media is stepping down. robert gibbs announced today he is going to resign his post. after four years he's going to take time now to recharge. but he described his experience as the opportunity of a lifetime. >> it is an honor and a privilege to stand here to work inside this building, to serve your country, to work for a president that i admire as much as president obama. >> reporter: gibbs says he will continue to advise the president on political manner and will act as a television come meant ate or. that is the latest in what some are calling the white house shuffle. the white house said today the president will likely announce his chief economic adviser on friday. jean specialing is considered the top candidate for that

position. the city said ramon is looking for development to the north of the city. it covers 295-acres between al casta boulevard. it's design to do create a mixed use area that includes spots for large retail stores. say it could bring more retail income. it's been 4 years since this store closed in walnut creek. but now more stores are joining, the cheesecake factory are left behind. they include tilley's, and for ever 21. the owners of the center where the stores will be located say it will help them attract the teen buyers who frequent the area. a mega jackpot is still

unclaimed tonight despite two tick tickets being sold with the winning numbers. pushed up to $383 million. so far no one has come forward to climb claim the jackpot. each winner will get $190 million before taxes. the winning tickets were purchased just 150 miles away from each other. one was sold at a safe way in washington. the other in post falls idaho. >> it's a pretty profound winning for us here to be participating in the second largest jackpot in the history of the usa, so we like mega millions today. >> reporter: and here's another interesting twist. 4 of the 6 winning numbers matched those used by the character in the movie lost.

those numbers are 4, 8, 15 and 42. 15 and 25 round out the winning numbers from last night's drawing, the largest ever mega million's jackpot was $390 million. tonight we have a happy ending to report in the story of noel, the doe rescued from a car trunk. she will soon move to a new home. oregon police found the doe inside a car's trunk, hog tied and bleeding. noel is recovering at the santa clara animal shelter. it's going to be happy where it is going and it's in good shape, it's wormed. so i think it will be a bright outcome for the goat. tomorrow noel will move and be riding in comfort in a large passenger van. texting could be the cause behind a health crisis in the

next 30 years. also taxi cab drivers, fighting for change. what they have convinced the city of san francisco to consider. and a new campaign to target a certain type of smoker. people who might not even consider themselves smokers.

amtrak ridership is picking up steam. says more people have started riding. in november the capital corridor saw a 10.6 increase in ridership. 4.2% more passengers hopped on the pacific shoreliner. amtrak says ridership went up as the economy improved. taxi cab drivers have convinced san francisco transit officials to consider an increase in fares. after cab drivers explained their costs have risen in the last 8 years. drivers say they want a moderate rate hike so passengers aren't scared away. a judge has ruled that

california regulate ors overstepped their bounds when they issued a memo to health insurance companies on how to handle complaints from parents of autistic children. a treatment that can cost $70,000 a year. a judge said the memo was the same as a regulation but had not gone through the normal process of new rules. the fda wheeled in its new power over the tobacco industry. to apply for review of any product introduced or changed over the last 4 years. the fda says it could deny an application if it causes nonusers to start using tobacco. the new -- are part of a 2009 law giving them the ability to regulate tobacco. may soon shift their focus

in the war against smoking. rates have dropped for a time. but now they seem to have plateaued and health officials say they might have to go after people who consider themselves social smokers. they say there is no safe level of cigarette smoke and those who think they are okay because they are light smokers are just kidding themselves. modern technology could mean a big increase in -- they say more than half the cases of arthritis are now in people underthe age of 65. one researcher says that 25 years from now he would not be surprised to see a number of premature arthritis in the thumb joints. the bay area technology that may one day replace the replacement. that story still ahead. and the sun is setting, the fog

is coming out. i'll show you which areas will be the foggiest tonight.

senator barbara boxer is taking her seat for a 4th term in the u.s. senate t. democrat was officially sworn in this morning, but also a ceremony was held with joe biden. diane feinstein is recovering from knee replacement surgery. doctors say it's relatively routine, but traditional knee

replacements could become a thing of the past. john fowler investigated it. john. >> reporter: senator feinstein's office just told us she is resting peacefully. after a 3 hour surgery like this knee replacement, the senator should be standing this evening. >> typical is 3 days in the hospital and usually with knee replacements they will have about 2 to 3 weeks of home health. >> reporter: worn out cartilage like this had caused senator feinstein pain for more than 2 years. in 6 weeks she should be mostly pain free. >> there should be some residual stiffness. >> reporter: the metal and plastic joint typically lasts 15 years. but scientists are creating revolutionary. >> let this replacement be alive. >> reporter: it's similar to

this that cells fill in actually growing a new knee joint inside the patient's body. >> we try to attract the cells to go to that area and we pop late the area so they have a buy logic. >> reporter: other researchers have grown full knees in small animals but it could be a decade before the technique is perfected in humans. reporting live, john fowler, ktvu. one of michael jackson's body guards describes being told to bag up -- that came in the preliminary hearing for jack on's doctor. say murray administered a power drug to jackson without the proper equipment. body guard said when he entered the room, he saw murray giving

jackson chest compressions with one hand. coming up next at 6:00, continuing coverage on new information we're learning about that incident caught on cell phone video that shows police shooting a man in a wheelchair. also at 6:00, take a look at this new video. it shows the frightening new way thieves are breaking into cars. they just push a button and your car is unlocked. having 3 super bowls, that's what they say it's like to have the american cup coming. the u.s. constitution guarantees this right but are some people taking advantage of it? we hear from a bay area family about what this possible change means to them. it's all coming up at 6:00. disappointing news about some tortoises that were moved.

biologists say that some of the threatened tortoises appear to be sick. they were relocated but now 5 of the animals have tested positive for a bacteria that causes respiratory illness. reservoirs are full but officials say it's still too early to stop worrying about drought. even though they have reached their limit, they say a la nina could bring a spring. they will be breathing easier if there's a lot of water come may. a beautiful day again today but are we looking at the temperatures coming down at night? >> reporter: yeah, it's cool, overnight lows in the 30s. most of us right now are in the 50s. i was checking the winds, east,

northeast at 8 on the bay bridge. so the winds coming out of the east and that's just expected this time of year and so is the cool air as it moves in from the valley. we had a dense fog advisory this morning. but the fog will be back there from marysville south. patchy fog for us tonight. motionly sunny -- mostly sunny tomorrow. warm up into the upper 50s. we're going to see a little warmer daytime highs. the high pressure still the dominant feature. weekend looks good, too. but into next week we'll see a little more cloud cover. you will see tomorrow morning how the east wind tries to bring it into clayton, so most

areas with the fog will be on the east side of the bay area and then there will be a few high clouds as well filtering in on thursday. so that's the story. fog in the morning in the big valley, visibility is down to a quarter mile in some locations. most of us will have mostly sunny skies by the mid-morning period. 59 tomorrow in san jose. a nice little dry out period because it has been wet, wet, wet, and now we're dry, dry, dry. a couple of long range models keep it drier for a little longer than next week. right now we have a few clouds but nothing big staring at us out in the pacific. no real ramped up weather systems. so right now dry fog is the bih there's a ruptured sewer line that may be to blame for this sink hole. investigators are also looking into whether the recent rain

storms played a part. it prompted officials to evacuate nearby homes. everyone is back at home tonight, no one was hurt. the drama continues over who is going to replace michael single teri. i'll have a live report coming up. the moment you feel run down or achy nip flu-like symptoms in the bud, with oscillococcinum. get oscillo and feel like yourself again.

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. the coaching cairo sell is getting more interesting by the minute, especially when it comes to the san francisco 49ers. sports reporter joe fonzi is live in oak lands with today's interesting developments, joe. >> reporter: frank, these are transitional times, lots of names are in the mix but it is as you said truly a coaching carousel. the national star of the carousel is without question jim harbaugh. the stanford coach may right now have more leverage than he will at any other time in his coaching career. he is number one on the wish list of trent balky. hue jackson is probably the trigger that forced the hand of davis. not known for his quick decision, davis decided not to renew tom cable. jackson is considered the lead candidate for the vacancy.

has reportedly been interviewed and is said to be on the short lest with other teams. the firing of rick rodriguez in michigan opens the door -- that possibility seems to be losing steam. michigan's athletic director says he expects harbaugh to take an nfl job. john gruden might be a good plan b, he has won a super bowl and so has bryan billick. both are currently working in television and both represent -- then there's always a potential surprise. in 2003 denis erikson came out of nowhere, but that didn't work out so well. balky's career will be his biggest. and here at santa clara today it's been a day of coming and

going. the california brass was seen leaving the facility. reports are that jackson and harbaugh met with them obviously at a location other than here. the word on the raiders is that they are denying that hue jackson will be their next coach. there are reports that they may have a press conference friday. the raiders will be on their own time schedule. reporting live, joe fonzi, ktvu. and channel 2 news at 6:00 is next with a story about a girl barely old enough to drive leading police on a chase. and why an animal involved is in protective custody. plus burglars are going high-tech when it comes to car burglaries. we'll tell you how they are doing it.

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new details are coming up tonight as we take a closer look at an officer involved shooting in san francisco where a man in a wheelchair is hit by gunfire. particulars are going high- tech. we'll show you the new way they are breaking into cars. complete bay area coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00, good evening, i'm julie hayner. we have new information coming out of san francisco tonight involving the officer involved shooting of a man in a wheelchair. in the wake of that shooting the san francisco police department is answering some tough questions and revealing how they trained their officers on when to shoot. live in the city with more on this, rob. >> reporter: members of the media were given the opportunity to undergo a simulation of different police scenarios, some