two oakland police officers providing security outside a dance and killed a man. what the family of that 4- year-old missing boy are doing today as the search crew takes a day off from searching. morning at 2 weekend edition starts right now.

good morning and welcome to mornings on 2 weekend edition. i'm claudine wong. >> and i'm mike mibach. a bit breezy, what is your sunday going to feel like? let's go to meteorologist rosemary. >> we are going to feel a little bit of a cooldown in the afternoon. the air mass comets to cool through the area but as we just mentioned a moment ago very breathe breezy, especially in the hills -- the air mass continues to cool. and we begin this morning with a deadly offer involved shooting, two oakland police officers shot and killed a man overnight outside of a high school dance. at joaquin miller community center. allie rasmus is there to tell

us what happened. >> reporter: behind me the joaquin miller community center, that's where the high school dance was taking place. but it was down the street here, where police pulled over what they described a suspicious vehicle. there were three people inside that car. a woman behind the wheel and two male passengers. one of the passengers got into a fight with the officers and stabbed the officer with a screwdriver. that officer had a bullet-proof vest and was not hurt. all of this happened as a high school dance took place at the near by joaquin miller community center. we don't know which school had the dance but we know it's part of the oakland school district. >> the individual is an adult. so he's not associated with the schools but we routinely have

individuals that try to gain access to our events. so it's important that we provide security. >> reporter: now the female driver of that vehicle was taken to the hospital. we don't know if she is facing any charges. a second passenger is in police custody. meanwhile the two officers involved in the shooting are on paid administrative leave as the oakland school police department conducts an investigation. also the police department will be conducting an investigation. a woman shot by a daily city police officer is in critical condition in the hospital this morning. we brought you this story as developing news last night on the 10:00 news. it started when they attempted a traffic stop on carusol street. the female driver crashed into the home near the cal palace then she backed into the officer with the car. that is when police say the officer shot the woman. police have not released the condition of the officer who

was backed into. the family of a four-year- old abducted in patterson will hit the streets this morning to postfliers and they are asking for volunteers to join them. juliani cardenas was snatched six days ago by his mother's ex- boyfriend. the search is on hold. meantime juliani's family and friends say they are are going to tonight to get the word out. juliani's family have asked that volunteers who want to help postfliers arrive at their home at 10:00 in the morning. we have posted their address online, just go to ktvu.com and

click on the now tab. divers are taking a rest this morning but will continue their search tomorrow. >> we will reset ourselves and we will plan to continue our sonar search south of the southern gate on this section of the canal. we don't know exactly when we'll do that but that's probably the next best step. >> a sheriff says thread pattern found on the road where a witness said he saw a silver car go into that canal have not been matched yet. that's another reason to suspect that rodriguez silver toyota carolla is the car that a witness saw go into the water. ktv u.com will continue to following this story closely. pg & e is not the only

agency that to be getting blame during a fiery blast. the chronicle says a permissive regulatory system allowed for inaccurate reporting by pg & e and other agencies. and said stricter regulations were placed years ago but were not reestablished. rescuers were out searching for lee until 9:30 last night. officials say they have found the body of a man who failed to return from a fishing trip. the body was discovered near by black sands beach. police have not released his name but say he is in his 40s.

national park service rangers say they cannot reach the site by both because of high surf. instead a highway patrol helicopter retrieved the body. jacob tret was paddling out when a wave twice as high as previous waves went on top of him. with that the personal watt -- without a personal water craft near by would have been difficult to rescue him. as the plane began it's climb, an alarm warmed of overheating inside a wheel well. the pilot circled to oakland's airport to make an emergency

room an emergency landing. u.s. customs agents have made a large drug bust at san francisco international. a week ago, customs became suspicious of a shipment of rattan furniture. they x-rayed it and found opium inside of it. a second shipment was also found to have opium. crews will trim vegetation from the medians to help improve visibility. and good morning to you on this sunday, 12 minutes to the official sunrise already a

golden hugh golden hue over the bay this morning. the winds are whipping around in places. over the temperatures because some of us starting as warm as yesterday. some in oakland seeing temperatures 58, close to 60 in places. san francisco 35, san jose 43. the winds blowing in some areas this morning, check out napa, 16-miles-per-hour reported here. 11-miles-per-hour in san rafael. but it's right over the oakland hills where they are really gusting at times. outside my door the wind chimes were really going. i put this into motion to show you it'll only be through the morning hours, by the afternoon we will begin to die down. at least the winds will and we will be behind a five-mile-per-

hour wind most of the day. plenty of sunshine. it's just going to be another gorgeous day. your satellite view for you here. the 24 hour shows you those clouds that moved on through behind it high pressure building. and that's what's picking up those winds. san mateo another mild day. upper 40s, low 50s expected. 59degrees at your lunch time. and 64 in the afternoon. meanwhile around the region, again widespread 60s expected. 65 for areas around hayward. low 60s in napa. 62 in vallejo. san francisco looking at 63 this afternoon. as we head a little bit south. you can see more of the same. 67 in san jose so a nice mild day. somebody commented to me, it's not only sunny out there these days it's warm. it did feel nice yesterday didn't it.

i was out at the park. we're not going to change much, temperatures will cool just a little bit tomorrow. our back to morning drive could be a little more of a patchy a.m. fog. we'll talk about how long we expect this dry smell to last, we could end january dry if so we're going to go way below average when it comes to the rain. >> thanks, rosemary. >> that damaged cruise ship could be back in san francisco in an hour. while in the bay area the ship is going to undergo repairs. it was damaged when it's engine room caught on fire during a cruise in november. that ship should be ready for its next cruise on february 20th. what maybe a piece of history hits the auction block.

>> our police are out there every day. some crazy person wants to take a shot at a cop, for no unknown reason. >> that's how a congressman feels about his safety after the shooting of giffords.

wow, now that is one gorgeous shot. if you are not looking at the tv set you have to turn around. take a look around, also cool start and mild start in both cases and a gorgeous day in store for your sunday. doctors say wounded arizona congresswoman giffords now faces the hardest work she will

ever have to do as she bebegins rehabilitation. they say an early start is key. the extensive care unit uses high tech tools that pushes the brain to rewire itself. giffords doctors say they are surprised by how strong she is especially on her left side. yesterday doctors say she was able to swing her left leg up on to the bed. the man accused in the tucson shooting rampage is set to return to court this week. jered loughner is expected to appear in front of the court tomorrow morning. the commonwealth club is holding a town meeting in san francisco called ramifications of tucson. the president and ceo of the

commonwealth club dr. gloria duffey will discuss increased violence. and congressman stark says he does not worry about his safety. >> my sense if somebody is going to kill me, i'm walking around every day. that's an easy shot. i don't, i don't think you can go through life worrying about that. >> congressman starks says he's been holding one town hall meeting a month for 40 years. he says it's important to him to have contact with his constituents and he does not plan to change a thing. former massachusetts governor mitt romney came in first with 35% of the votes. congressman ron paul followed

with 13%. in third place former minnesota governor tim polenty. aáepb sarah palin came in fourth. and we're getting a prevw of what president oe what obama is going to say to the country on thursday in his address. >> my main focus is that we're creating jobs not only now but way into thfuture. >> reporter: the president says he hasn't finished writing his speech. but he wanted to share the idea with the public. you can watch president obama's state of the union address tuesday january 25th at 6:00 p.m. in china, they are weighing in on president recent visit to

the u.s. the minister said besides their social, cultural and historical differences, china and the u.s. have a common responsibility in providing growth and development around the world. today -- western diplomats were disappointed but -- a pair of diplomat urns are

sitting in an an alexandria auction house. he says he got the urns from a dealer. the army is investigating. one of the most historic vehicles in national history hit the auction block in arizona. the ambulance that carried president john f. kennedy's body was sold last night. there was a lot of controversy surrounding that office. because there was question whether the ambulance carried kennedy's body. but the buyer says the rumblings don't bother her and believes the company that sold the vehicle did their research. >> you couldn't say no at that price. for that big of a piece of history. it's amazing. >> brown is a car collector, she's not sure what she's going to do with the ambulance, but

might ask the smithsonian if they are interested. it's been two years since his sister was tortured to death. what a bay area city may have to pay that teenage boy. make your plan, it's going to be another great day outdoors. giving you a live look of san francisco. we have great visibility and great conditions on the way. more on that coming up.

former tesla motors may will bought by the city. officials say buying the space will allow the county to safe money in the long run on rent by moving employees from leased buildings. tesla occupied the buildings before moving it's headquarters

to pa palo alto last year. a 15-year-old boy could get millions of the dollars of settlement money. that money would come from the city of san pablo. jasmine davis died and their aunt chamica davis seen right there on the screen was charged for her death. investigators say hugo gutierrez was shot while riding his bike. police believe the teenager they arrested has ties to a local gang. and police arrested a man accused of firing firing a gun into a group of people. the suspect had been involved in a fistfight then he got a gun from his car and began shooting. no one was hit by the gunfire

and police have not released his name. numerous inmates were injured after a fight broke out. security guards say they were eventually able to get the situation under control. the medium security prison had 800 inmates. and police are looking into accusations that one of their sergeants punched a woman on her face. the surveillance camera was rolling as the sergeant punched the woman repeatedly. the woman was arrested on numerous charges including drunk driving, the officer is on paid administrative leave. the government is taking responsibility for the deaths of 200 birds in south dakota. the usda says the birds were purposely poisoned because they

were eating the feed. most of the birds died near the site but some were strong to fly over the dakota border. earlier this month a large scale bird death was reported in arkansas. experts determined those birds died after being startled by new years eve fireworks and flew into buildings and trees. i want you to take a look at this picture. this is gustav. he's a german shepherd found collapsed on someone's front porch. he was in terrible shape and has already undergone two surgeries. what they do know is this is a dog who wants to survive. >> take a look in his eyes and see the fighter spirit that is still there. and we will stand by him as long as he wants to fight. >> reporter: gustov's story has gone viral and has inspired

well wishers and donations from across the country. the clippers took their game to the golden state. griffin not known as a three point shooter but he now has five in the season after this all net effort. golden state loses 114-109. the sharks in town last night hosting minnesota at the tank and ever since ending that two game losing streak, san jose has been skating like a different team. it was 1-1 in the first period. setaguchi turned back once but not a second time. the sharks hang on for a 4-3 win. it is their fourth win in a row. all right time now it's 7:26. if you spent any time outside.

it was a gorgeous day. rosemary is back with us. >> fairly similar, hopefully you have some place to be on this sunday. false or mild start this morning. a little trouble when it comes to the wind. outside of that we have a beautiful sunrise there for you. and pretty good visibility. not a lot of fog in the forecast as we head out this morning. mostly cloudy skies and breezy in the hills. not all of us dealing with this wind, but where it is gusty you are likely to hear it inside your house. over some of those bridges could be quite gusty. fair skies through this evening, as we start tomorrow morning we will start with more of that a.m. patchy fog. five day forecast here, there you have it. 57 expected this afternoon. as we move through the workweek our numbers don't budge very much. we'll be sitting in the mid- upper 50s. i mentioned a little earlier,

for january many of our local spots only received a half inch of rain. normally we get 2.5-inches. thankfully we got a healthy doze in december so we're still good. and a woman in oakland pulling into her driveway early this morning never makes it into her house. who police are searching for at this hour.

an alteration outside a high school dance leads to a deadly officer involved shooting. good morning everyone, i'm mike mibach. welcome back to mornings on 2 weekend edition. the investigation is now under way into a shooting that left a man dead outside a high school dance. that's where ktvu's allie rasmus is standing by with what led up to this shooting. >> you condition see the building where we're standing but just up the road is the joaquin miller community center that's where that dance was going on. and it's down this street that the officer shooting happened. oakland police had closed off part of the road as part of their investigation. police say what happened was

when they tried to pull over what they described as a suspicious car, one of the passengers got in a fight with an officer and stabbed the officer. the officer was wearing a bullet-proof vest and is not harmed. they discovered the car was stolen and that another passenger had a handgun. oakland schools police say they were in the area because they were providing security for that dance just up the hill. >> tonight is a perfect example why we provide security at these events. you had an individual armed with a handgun on the perimeter of the event. >> reporter: now we don't know which high school was hosting the dance at the joaquin miller community center. but we do know the school is part of the oakland school district. however police say the person shot was not a student and was not a minor.

in the meantime, police are conducting an internal investigation. the district attorney's office is also conducting an investigation into this officer involved shooting. live in oakland, allie rasmus. an oakland woman was shot twice in the driveway of her home during what police say appears was a kidnapping or carjacking attempt. it happened this morning, the woman had just pulled up to her house when she was attacked by two armed suspects who are believed to be in their teens. the victim was taken to the hospital but we do not know her condition this morning. so far no arrests have been made. san francisco police are searching for a motive and a suspect in an incident that killed a 9-year-old boy. investigators are trying to figure out whether the boy was targeted or if this was a random shooting. in vallejo, a 23-year-old

man is now accused in the shooting of a woman who's body was found in a car. police are not releasing the victim's name until her family is notified. police say an alert neighbor called police yesterday after noticing an unfamiliar car on dublin drive and two men acting suspiciously. >> as soon as they saw the officers they began to run. four officers got into a foot pursuit with them. >> one of the officers noticed that one of the suspects had bloody clothing on him while he was running. >> versean darion was found hiding in a car. the motive for the shooting is under investigation. the vice mayor of san jose is calling for a -- of the seven homicide in san jose three are being investigated as gang related. last year there were a total of six gang related shootings last

year. the head of the task force said the strategy cannot be about arresting and putting gang members away in jail. >> it's not enough to prevent some kids intervene with some and lock up some. the reality is, that they're going to come back in the community. so we need a reentry strategy. >> tomorrow's community meeting is scheduled for 6:00 p.m. >> alcohol likely played a role in an accident. the accident happened yesterday. the suspect rear ended a toyota tundra with two people inside. the driver of that toyota sustained minor injuries and the 38 suspect died. the suspect may have been involved in two hit and run accidents right before. he is also hurt but his injuries are considered nonthreatening. officers say it all started

when they tried to stop the motorcyclists for speeding. they say he refused so the officers gave chase. >> he was going very fast. about 80 miles per hour. >> the motorcyclists was flown to memorial hospital in santa rosa with serious injuries. the two people in the sedan suffered minor injuries. this morning state treasurer locklear says california may be forced to issue ious as early as april. locklear made the comment yesterday adds the state faces a $25.4 million deficit through the end of june 2012. if the legislature fails to address the budget shortfall, california will not be able to pay its bills. governor brown has proposed $5.5 million in cuts and borrowing. hundreds of teachers will

be mading -- will be meeting in san jose to share their teaching skills. they are discussing programs to help students with disabilities achieve their goals. tomorrow the council will provide a plan to revitalize the city's downtown area. the plan is to revitalize the downtown area with housing. legal rambling has stalled that effort for years. and we have a road closure starting today in oakland to tell you about. caltrans says it is closing the 42nd avenue and high street under interstate 880. the closure is part of the i880

corridor improvement project. the ramps are scheduled to be closed until monday. for now, let's take a live look. things looking smooth there. no snow, no rain here on this sunday morning. you said it, another dry day looking live. fog a little this morning. our relative humidity is down and it's because of the wind that are blowing especially in some areas, very strong. the offshore winds could bring some of this to the east side of contra costa county. meanwhile high pressure rebuilding behind that trough that moved through yesterday bringing very gusty conditions to our east bay hills this morning where the gusts are to 30 miles per hour or so. we will continue with the winds throughout the evening hours before they die down. high pressure again keeping that snow trek to the north.

a little bit of cooling expected in some areas, some of us may not feel any changes from yesterday afternoon. if air mass is going to cool just a tad. we will continue with the gusty conditions through the morning hours. our highs mid-60s. our morning lows this morning, a chilly start in santa rosa once again just above freezing. 35degrees, but mostly clear skies. a little bit of hayes possible as the relative humidity is about 80% there. 52 in san francisco. what a major gap, we're talking 17 degrees. 52 in oakland. so through the 8:00 hour, widespread 40s, approaching the 60 mark. your day is looking pretty good. 63degrees expected in some spots then in through the afternoon. again back into the 60s, 62 will be the low. some of us reached into the 70s yesterday. even making a few new records.

a look across the area for you here. mid-60s in areas. 56 in fremont for today. 64 in concord. if you head north, santa rosa is expected to hit 68. we're going to continue with this warm dry weather. the offshore winds again expected to relax a little later today, and with that we're expecting the fog to return. especially the north as well as the east bay. temperatures in the afternoon will dip just a little by monday but rebound by tuesday. we are not going to see big changes between now and thursday. by thursday mostly cloudy skies and 62 in the afternoon. we will take a look at what we can expect into the end of january and beginning of february in just a little bit. arctic weather has hit new york and people there are being warned to stay indoors. forecasters say temperatures will hit 15 below along the

pennsylvania border by tomorrow. and temperatures could plummet to 20 below near lake ontario. so far 6-inches has fallen in coastal areas north of willmington. time now 7:30 and it's counting on a new talk, maybe the craze is going to hit. it's called couch skiing. this is where know enthusiasts put their skis and boards away and hit the slopes with their couch. >> we've had a few lazy boys and those are really fun. because those are really fast and comfortable. they bounce really well. >> you're going to have to find a snowy hill and you're going to have to be willing to push that couch up the hill.

an unwelcomed visitor is making himself comfortable. what officials are doing to get him out. and traffic is moving smoothly through here on your sunday morning. stay with us.

nine months after that massive oil spill in the gulf of mexico there is an alarming report about the health of

residents along the coast. a louisiana environment group tested 12 people and found unusually high levels of benzine in about 1/3 of those residents. benzine has been linked to many health problems. including leukemia and irregular menstrual periods. according to the new york times, federal officials are concerned about the slowing pace of new drugs coming out of the pharmaceutical industry. many drug lawmakers are trimming down research so the government is starting a new develop development center -- drug development center. the idea is the hopes of attracting a drug company investment. 50,000 people gathered for an anti abortion rally. the rally in justin hermann plaza marked the 28th anniversary of the decision that legalized abortion. >> we know that people here are

so called pro-life or anti abortion and you know people shut us down, pushed us out. >> you made the choice of getting pregnant so why are you going to punish somebody else for your own mistakes. >> this was the largest march for life rally the city has ever seen. tens of thousands of demonstrators are expected at the annual life for rally in washington, d.c. tomorrow. many anti abortion activists believe the new majority in the house of representatives gives them the best chance in years of overturning roe versus wade. in a statement, the president said i hope that we will recommit ourselves more broadly to ensuring that our daughters have the same rights, the same freedoms and the same students as our sons to fulfill their dreams. 7:46, the historic library in congress in washington, d.c. is now home to a determined

bird of prey. the coopers hawk has been in this dome, in this library since last wednesday. no one is exactly sure how it got in but they are trying to help it to get out. >> we brought in a woman from the virginia raptor conservancy. we have bait up there. we have a cage and she is endeavoring to rescue the bird. >> in the meantime the hawk has become something of an attraction to library visitors who take time to look up from their books. actress zsa zsa gabor is resting home after she got part of her leg amputated. doctors decided to amputate part of her leg when a persistent infection would not heal. the 93-year-old is being monitored daily at her mansion

in bel-air. doctors say wounded arizona congresswoman giffords now faces the hardest work she will ever have to do. the intensive care university where giffords is now being treated uses high tech tools ha push the brain to rewire itself. giffords doctors say they are surprised about how strong she is especially on her left side. the man accused of shooting giffords and 18 others are scheduled to be back in court tomorrow for what we can expect during loughner's court appearance. let's check in with casey stegall. >> this court hearing starts at 1:30 local time tomorrow. that is 12:30 california town but the federal courthouse actually in phoenix where we are. two big things are going to happen, 23-year-old loughner the accused is scheduled to

enter a plea. we understand that this trial would not start until later this year. loughner has already waived his rights to a trial by jury, so a judge will be deciding the case. tomorrow's hearing will take place in a larger courtroom used for high profile cases and federal law allows prosecutors to seek life in prison for an attempted assassination of a member in congress it'll be up to eric holder to decide on whether the death penalty will in fact, be sought here. meantime he talked on this earlier, but doctors at that rehab facility in texas where congresswoman giffords is being treated still characterizing her recovery as tremendous. they say she is still in the

discovery phase which means they're going to try to assess where she is exactly. in terms of her recovery. the congresswoman still cannot speak because of her tracheastomy breathing tube and she is still in intensive care because of fluid in her brain. she will be moved to the rehabilitation portion of the program sometime late next week. but they are obviously monitoring her very closely they say they are still surprised that she's doing so well despite two weeks and one day ago she was shot in the head. we're live in phoenix this morning, casey stegall. apple is celebrating this morning. >> plus, an increase in sea otter deaths along the california coastline. what scientists say is killing them. it's a great sunday to be

outdoors if you're getting out any time soon, maybe a light jacket, dress in layers because we have another nice mild day. we have your five day comes up. before we head to break, here's a quick look at last night's lottery winning numbers. good luck everyone.

five americans on boards a sailboat that was reported missing have been found by the philippine coast guard. they are all said to be in good health. the coast guard says it appears their catamaran ran into engine trouble. more sea otter are turning up dead near the california coastline. according to the geological survey, three caucuses were recovered last year. that's 11% of the sea otter population. in comparison only 330 sea

otters died in 2008 and 2009. toxic algea and shark attacks are the main killing of otters. is wearing caumaflage appropriate for school. two students were shot last week, both were wearing camouflage colors. although the students will recover, there is concerns that the camo color is growing in popularity with gangs in that area. safety is first pry where -- safety is first priority. so he's ordered students to stop wearing camouflage. chewing gun giant wrigley is the latest to suspend its

ads because of the show's racy content. apple'sapp store has 10 million reasons to celebrate this morning. they've had their tenth billiondownload. the app store sells applications for the iphone, i pad and i pod touch. the person who downloaded the 10 billion app will receive a $10,000 i tunes gift card. oakland is following san francisco's lead by offering restaurant week. the prices range from $20 to $40. you can see a full list of all participating restaurants. just go to web links. we will know later today which two teams will face off in super bowl xlv. the new york jets will be facing the steelers in pittsburgh. the teams will battle freezing conditions with snow showers and highs of 16 degrees expected. the steelers beat the baltimore

ravens the reach the championship. and the jets beat the patriots. the bears will also battle freezing temperatures. the packers arrived in the windy city yesterday. they are coming off a victory over the top seeded atlanta falcons last weekend. the bears defeated the sea hawks to earn their chance to go to the nfc championship. you can watch that packers- bears game right here on ktvu. a minnesota sports bar owner is showing his support for the packers for a very strange way. he is going to cook a bear over hickory and charcoal. he planned to serve the meat to customers but the health department rejected that plan. instead customers can take photos with the roasting bear and the meat is going to be taken to a private party afterward.

you're going to want to pull you're tv outside. this sunday if you don't go out doors you might regret it by the end of the day. another sunny warm one expected. you can see just a few high clouds out there. areas right around napa, santa rosa may be dealing with partly, mostly cloudy skies. the most of us mostly sunny already. 57 your high for today. as we get back, we will go over the fog. looking at now and between the end of january, we have eight day, we're going to be dry. at least the models indicating that. eventually we will have to get back to some of that rain. the search now continuing for a missing boater that clues that you will have to go on. a wave strikes the surfer. the one thing that witnesses say may have actually saved his

life.

and good morning everyone, welcome to mornings on 2 weekend edition. i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. we want to start you off with a check of your weather. here is meteorologist rosemary orozco. >> a little cooler in some area, and we will have a bit of minor cooling in the afternoon. outside of that we're going to feel very similar. we are waki up with very gusty winds over some of our hills this morning. along the east bay winds are gusting to 30 miles per hour.

right about piedmont reporting winds about 0 30 miles per hour. we'll take you all the way through the five day in just a little while. topping our news, policeman shot and killed a man near a high school dance last night. the man tried to attack officers. he was shot. allie rasmus live with the details. >> reporter: let's set the scene for you and show you where all this activity was taking place. just up the hill behind me, that building there is the joaquin miller center is located. that shooting happened down the hill. by 9:00, police had closed down the street for their investigation. a passenger inside the vehicle fought with one of the officers, stabbing the officer with a screwdriver. the officer wasn't hurt because he was wearing a bullet-proof

vest. but the officer then shot the passenger he says in self- defense and the man died from his injuries. all of this happened as a dance was taking place up the hill. police say the man who was shot was not a student. >> the individual is an adult so he's not associated with the schools. but we routinely have individuals that try to gain access to our event. so it's important that we provide security. >> reporter: now the female driver of the vehicle that was pulled over was taken to the hospital. we don't know the extent of her injuries and what if any charges she will face. meanwhile the two oakland police officers are on paid administrative leave. that's what's customary. any time something like this happens, the oakland police department are going to be conducting an investigation into what happened. live in oakland, allie rasmu surbgs. a woman shot by a daily city police officer is in

critical condition in the hospital this morning. we brought this story to you as developing news. it started as they attempted a traffic stop. she ran into the cal palace. she backed into a police car. and family of 4-year-old cardenas' family will be out placing fliers and they are asking people to help. a witness reported seeing a car matching the suspects car drive into the water. meantime juliani's family and neighbors say they are going to

work to get the word out. >> anything and everything we can do to get the news out. fliers, ribbons, anything we can do. >> juliani's family has asked that anyone volunteer that is want to help be at their home at 10:00. we are following some developing news at the delta as the coast guard is set to resume the search for a missing boater believed to have fallen overboard. they told the coast guard that the motor was still running, as if someone had just been there, the missing man has been identified as 51-year-old harry lee of san francisco. he is believed to have been wearing a life jacket. take a look at this video. it is a moment a powerful wave hit a southern california man at mavericks at pillar point.

jake was paddling out -- he was towed to shore by a jet ski. witnesses say that without that personal water craft near by, the man would have died in the ocean. 8:04 this morning, san francisco police are searching for a man that shot a 9-year- old. he was taken to san francisco general hospital. police say they are not sure why the boy was shot. officials say they found the body of a man who failed to return from a fishing trip. the hispanic man in his 40s was discovered yesterday on a beach in the marin head lands. his body was spotted near black sands beach. national park service rangers say they could not reach that site by boat because of the high surf, instead a highway patrol helicopter retrieved that body. >> a motorcyclists is in serious condition this morning

after a crash in petaluma. the crash happened at bodega avenue around 1:30 yesterday afternoon. the incident started when an officer tried to stop the motorcycle for speeding on lakeville high school. the 26-year-old motorcyclists refused to stop and officers then gave chase. they say the man reached speeds of up to 100 miles per hour. the motorcyclists crashed and hit a blue sedan with two people inside. over heating well is to blame -- an alarm warned of the overheating just after 3:00 p.m. yesterday. the pilot of the boeing 737 circled to oakland's airport and made an emergency landing. none of the 93 crews and passengers were injured. the airline flew them on to chicago. 26.5 pounds of opium have been seized after a bust at san

francisco international airport. u.s. customs agents say they first became suspicious a week ago after a shipment of ratan wood furniture came in from thailand. when they x-rayed that furniture they found the opium inside. opium can be refined into heroin, but it's also smoked in its pure form. the cruise ship that left passengers stranded out at sea late last year is expected in san francisco within the next 30 minutes. the splendor left san diego friday. the ship is expected to arrive about 8:30 this morning. it will be repaired here. the ship was damaged when its engine room caught on fire during a cruise back in november. 4,600 passengers were stuck without toilets, food or electricity for three days. take a look at all that

sunshine. this shot here gives us skies that are crystal blue. we are watching just a few high clouds move through. the system that rolled through last night. meanwhile you can see the high clouds will continue to roll through today. the winds blowing in some areas, let's check in on some of those winds. napa reporting 26 miles per hour. san rafael 10 as well as san francisco right along the oakland hills. very gusty this morning. any where from 25 to 30 miles per hour at times. they are expected to stay through mid-morning. let me roll you through your sunday here. notice about noontime beginning to die down across the area. we will be with light winds throughout the afternoon. we could be gusty at times. but for the most part, we're looking pretty good especial will in areas right along san francisco and the peninsula for today. dealing with some fog, it is in

the valley but those offshore winds blowing it our way. in fact, through the delta maybe concord dealing with a little bit of hayes and fog. napa could see some of this as well as santa rosa. there you see once again the fog moving d keeping us with mostly sunny skies. those offshore winds are expected to actually die down and because of it we are looking at more on the way of a.m. fog for your monday morning. temperatures outside our door, chilly start santa rosa 37, oakland as well san francisco 49 and mountain view low 40s and san jose. how about your afternoon highs, very similar to yesterday. some of us could be a tad cooler. 65 expected in hayward, 63 in richmond and 68 in santa rosa. we head into areas right around los gatos68, 69 in santa cruz. from here on through thursday,

we could be a little breezy from time to time. we will be with the a.m. fog as we start the day tomorrow. a little cooler in the afternoon. but highs on tuesday getting back to 67 degrees. the former tesla headquarters may soon be used by the county. supervisors will vote tuesday whether to approve a $40 million purchase of the complex. officials say buying that space is going to allow the county to save money on that point because they save on moving employees from leased buildings. part of san francisco's great highway will be closed beginning tomorrow. public works crews will remain some sand that has shifted from the near by beach between lincoln way and slope boulevard. that part will be closed between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.

work will least last about a week. crew. >> maria: also trim vegetation. what may be in your house that can be as powerful as meth. and what doctors now say is surprising them in the early stages of congresswoman giffords's recovery. and if you're heading to the golden gate bridge, traffic looks good in both directions.

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to you giving you a shot there of the san francisco bay. alcatraz there in the back. you can tell from this shot no haze out there to start the morning. doctors say wounded arizona congresswoman giffords now faces the hardest work she's ever going to have to do as she begins rehabilitation. they say an early start is really key to limiting damage. the rehabilitation center uses high tech tools that pushes the rain to rewire itself. giffords' say they are surprised by how strong she is especially on her left side. yesterday doctors say she was able to swing her left leg up on the bed. the man accused in the tucson shooting rampage is expected to appear in court tomorrow. luoghner is supposed to enter his plea. we are going to have a live report from phoenix on what we

can expect from tomorrow's proceedings. east bay congressman stark held his first community meeting. congressman stark appeared at two community metings yesterday. one in fremont, the other in san leandro. he was watched over by several police officers but stark says he is not worried about his own safety. >> my sense is, if somebody is going to kill me. i'm out all day, that's an easy shot. i don't think you can go through life worried about that. stark says he's been holding one community meeting a month for 40 years. he says it's important for him to have contact with his constituents and he does not plan to change that. a 6-year-old boy is

recovering from his injuries after the plane his father was piloting crashed. >> i found there was a window open. i reached in the window and reached up to try to find him. i could find the boy but i couldn't unhook him. >> rescuers eventually pulled the unconscious boy from the water and he is in critical condition. the building coast guard has located a sailboat reported missing with five americans on board and they are all said to be in good health. rescuers are now heading the boat on its original rout. six men called last night

saying they were lost in the -- the women shined their cell phones up toward it. deputies say they have night vision goggles and that allowed them to see that light. the women were cold and disoriented but they did not any medical assistance. and we're finding out what president obama will say to the country in his state of the union address. >> my main focus is going to make sure we are competitive, we are growing and we're going to be creating jobs not just now but well into the future. >> reporter: the president says he is not finished writing the speech but he did want to share the theme with supporters. the video was sent to members of the grass roots organization. which is called organizing for america. you can watch president obama's speech right here tuesday at 6:00 p.m. the 2012 presidential election may seem a long way

out. but we are already getting an idea of who the contenders be. former massachusetts governor mitt romney came in first with 35% of the votes. congressman ron paul of texas followed. in third place, former minnesota governor tim polenty and sarah palin with 7%. that poll was taken at a meeting of republican government. and according to the new york times, federal officials are concerned about the slowing pace of new drugs coming out of the pharmaceutical industry. the government is starting a new drug development center. the idea is for the development center to begin research process in hopes of gaining

drug company interest. and bath salts are being used to get high. . time now 8:18 and controversy this morning as a pair of decorative urns from the arlington cemetery will soon be auctioned off. the marble urns once stood next to the tomb of the unknown soldier. now they're sitting at an auction house. some say they're troubled that two historic artifacts ended in private hands. especially since there is no proof that they were sold. the homemade explosive device was found as they

inspected a home on a warrant. the two explosives were set off on-site. five inmates were injured and had to be taken to the hospital. security guards said they were able to quickly get a handle on the situation. the medium security prison has 1,200 inmates. it's bitterly cold in the mideast. how much temperatures are expected to drive for those folks in the big apple. i'll be back with what you can expect this leave you with at the embarcadero where the wind is blowing.

some military experts now say that some of the technology in a recently unveiled stealth fighter may have come from the united states. if experts say that most likely some of the chinese got their technology from an american fighter jet shot over syrbia. today iranian president said iran is open to holding further talks over nuclear weapons with six world powers

including the united states. the u.s. and other western powers say iran is trying to develop a nuclear weapon, a charge iran denies. the alexandria bombing was the deadliest attack against christians in egypt in more than a decade. officials say some suspects have been detained over the bombing but gave no further details. cold weather has hit new york and people there are being warned to stay inside. 15 along new york- pennsylvania's border tomorrow. temperatures could then plummet to 20 below near lake ontario. chilly morning here again, and i say again because it's been the friend here. >> you just can't beat the golden coast today. we're looking at another

beautiful day. we're off to a mild start and a little bit breezy this morning. look at that gorgeous view. just a few high clouds overhead. for the most part we will be mostly sunny. through about 8:00 this morning, we're sitting in the 40s, even approaching low 50s in many places. we will watch those winds relax, we'll be mostly sunny throughout the afternoon and widespread 60s expected for the second part of your day. another mild one. five day forecast here you go. we are going to be dry from here on out. we will watch the winds pick up between now and wednesday. we'll be on and off especially for the hills. breezy sort of like what we're seeing this morning. we are expecting the fog to be back as early as tomorrow. a second ranked basketball team has taken down gonzaga.

goodson tied it up with a big three. so this all headed to overtime. the dense fogs jumped in first. they ended up winning it 96-91. they are 4-1 in the wcc. after the rally that fell short, the cal bears got what they needed from ucc. the trojans and bears are having near mirror seasons. it was the bears by eight at halftime. usc got a career performance. harper camp was the man for the bears down the stretch. camp scored 10 for the bears. to help cal to a 68-66 win. stanford was also in the south land trying not to get

swept after a terrible shooting night thursday at usc. yesterday the cardinals scored the first eight points of the game against the bruins. jeremy green hits the tenth of the day. but round up only leading by one, going into the second half. that's where ucla took over. the bruins outscore stanford by 12. ucla goes on to win 68 to 57. all right, go bruins. time now 8:27. a few days after a gang prevention summit. police and organizations will come together yet again. what's being held tomorrow in an effort to stop the recent crime spree.

we're following another officer involved shooting in oakland. this one involving school district police. welcome back to mornings on 2 everyone i'm mike mibach. >> and i'm claudine wong. the shooting happened near where a high school dance was taking place. allie rasmus is here to explain why the man tried to attack police. >> reporter: the building where that dance was taking place, was just up the road. but it was on on this road where the car was stopped. police were patrolling the area

because of the dance that was going on. they pulled over what they described as a suspicious vehicle around 9:30 last night. a passenger in the car got in a fight with the officer according to police. and police say the man then stabbed that officer with a screwdriver. the officer wasn't hurt because he was wearing a bullet-proof vest. but the officer did open fire and fatally shot the man in the vehicle. police say after the shooting, they discovered the car they had been driving was stolen, and that the passenger inside that vehicle they pulled over had a handgun. >> tonight is a perfect example why we provide security at these events. you had a man armed with a handgun at the perimeter of the event. >> reporter: the high school is part of the oakland unified school district. but the man who was shot and killed was an adult he was not a student and was not affiliated with the school. the female driver was taken to

the hospital. we do not know the extent of their injuries. the district attorney's office are going to be conducting an investigation. live in oakland, allie rasmus. time now the 8:31. we want to take you live outside to some dropping news. you're taking a look at the carnival splendor as it makes it's way into the bay. lots of people know that ship because it made headlines when it was damaged when its engine room caught on fire. when that happened the 4,800 folks that were on board were stuck without electricity, food or working toilets for three days. it will be undergoing repairs. there's a live look as it comes into the san francisco bay right now. an oakland woman was shot twice in the driveway of her own home during what police say appears to be a kidnapping or

carjacking attempt. witnesses tell ktvu the woman had just pulled into her house when she was attacked by two armed suspects. the victim was taken to the hospital but we do not know her condition this morning. so far no arrests have become made. police say alcohol like -- no arrests have been made. police say alcohol likely played a part in a fatal accident last night. a 38-year-old passenger died. police say the suspect may have been involved in two hit and run accidents just before the fatal crash. he was also hurt but his injuries are considered nonlife threatening. it's now been six days since a 4-year-old boy was abducted from patterson. family and friends will be posting fliers around town earlier this morning.

it's all going to start early this morning. it was a statewide amber alert but has now been made a local alert. the family is asking for volunteers to help them postfliers at 10:00 a.m. for more information please go to ktv u.com. >> we will reset ourselves and we will plan to continue our sonar search south of the southern gate on this section of the canal. we don't know exactly when we'll do that but that's probably the next best step. as he said, the divers will take a break this morning was they will return to search the calal probably sometime tomorrow. the sheriff has said that they were thread patterns, another update. on your screen you can see that they are continuing to search

for juliani on our website. we are following this story, 24- 7 for you. you can always click on ktvu.com for updates. >> in vallejo, a 65-year-old man has been arrested for the death of a woman who was found dead in her car. police are not releasing the victim's name until her family is notified. an alert neighbor called police yesterday after noticing an unfamiliar car on dublin drive and two men acting suspiciously. >> as soon as they saw the officers they began to run. four officers got into a foot pursuit for them. one of the officers noticed one of the suspects had bloody clothing on them as he was running. >> reporter: rough of vallejo was found hiding in a yard. he has been booked into the solano county jail. they are still searching for a second suspect. the motive for the shooting is

under investigation. 8:35. of the seven homicides police are investigating, they say three of them are likely gang related. the city's vice mayor has called for an emergency community meeting because of the crime spree. community organizations will be there to discuss recent gang related crimes. they are also going to engage the community on proactive public safety measures. that meeting is scheduled for 6:00 tomorrow night. now there were a total of six related gang shootings in all of last year. the mayor's gang prevention task force held it's gang summit yet. the strategy cannot only be about arresting and putting gang members in jail. >> the reality is they're going to come back in your community. so we need a reentry tragedy. >> reporter: the task force says that plan is working.

tens of thousands of protesters are expected. many anti abortion activists believe that -- rowe versus wade. in san francisco, 50,000 people gathered for an anti abortion rally. the rally in justin herman plaza marked an 18th anniversary of the decision that legalized abortion. >> this is what women did and still do and will do again to self-abort. >> i see one of the greatest human right abuses right here in the united states with abortion. >> this was the largest march for life rally the city has ever seen.

this morning state treasurer bill lochlear says the state must -- hundreds of teachers are meeting in san jose right now to sharpen sharpen their skills in the classroom. kindergarten through 12th grade teachers are taking workshops to teach how to make science and math more exciting. oakland residents are invited to take part today in a take back community outreach. brookdale and high street, walgreens at 3434 high street,

the . good morning to you, hopefully you are having a fabulous weekend. and the weather just is fabulous. take a look at this gorgeous view here you can see abundant sunshine over head. that will be the call for today. we are mostly sunny for today. very breezy still in the oakland hills this morning. fair skies for tonight and the a.m. fog will be back in time for your morning fog. a little bit of what's going on out there. that's what's bringing us those very strong gusts. the offshore winds pushing some of this valley fog into east areas of contra costa county as well as through the delta this morning. so you may find some of this moving into napa. we're looking at partly and mostly cloudy skies. the offshore wind will begin to calm down a little bit later

today. very strong in and around arenda reporting winds to 30 to 35 miles per hour. high pressure keeping that storm to the north. we are expected to remain dry. just the clouds, high clouds spilling in, being sent our way. but these will remain dry. that's what will keep the repeat of those gusty winds between now and wednesday. temperatures this morning, a chilly start, santa rosa napa. but you get into areas like san francisco, very mild. 43 in san jose. a repeat of what we saw yesterday, perhaps a tad bit cooler in the afternoon. our air mass cooling just a bit. 50degrees in fremont. warming 10 degrees by noontime and 66 expected in the afternoon with mostly sunny skies. take a look at what's going on around the area. we are looking at widespread 60s, concord, 64 for today. 63 in napa. mid-60s for vallejo as well as

looking at 53 for san francisco. 57 expected for is second half as well as san jose. your five day forecast not a lot of change. take a look at what's going on here. we brought you the daytime highs just a little bit. the morning fog will be back with them for tomorrow. this morning not dealing with a lot. not even a lot of haze out there. upper lows sitting in the upper 30s and 40s out there. coming up, well show you those wind maps. that's coming up in just a little bit. okay, green bay packer fan may be taking his love for the green and gold to the extreme. what he's doing during today's game. and why the state health department would not agree to part of his plan. plus a utah state trooper is in serious trouble this morning after punching a woman repeatedly. yes it was caught on camera. what he says the woman did that caused him to act.

and let's look outside at the san francisco bay. there you see the carnival cruise ship making it's way to san jose for repairs. the time is 8:41 this morning.

a live look outside at the san francisco bay, that is the carnival splendor. >> isn't that gorgeous. it is a great day for a cruise, perhaps you have a sailboat. get out there. we have mostly clear skies in store for today. we are waking up a little gusty especially over the oakland hills. rosemary what a beautiful day as the splendor makes it's way. if you haven't heard, the splendor's control room caught fire. now the splendor is making it's way right there as you can see into the san francisco bay for repairs. if everything goes smoothly, we're told that the cruise ship will set sail again on february

20th. time now 8:45, a salsalito man is behind bars after he trys to hit a parking officer with his car. it happened yesterday afternoon, as the parking officer was about to issue a ticket. the man got so mad that he tried to ram the officer with his car. he didn't hit her, but he did leave the scene. in utah this morning, the state patrol has launched an investigation after one of its own is accused of punching a woman in the face. a dashboard camera was rolling as the sergeant was hitting her. the woman was arrested on numerous charges including drunk driving. the officer is on paid administrative leave. a doctor overseeing

congress giffords says her therapy is progressing nicely. the congresswoman says she was more alert than when she arrived in houston early saturday. now a man charged in the tucson shootings is due in court tomorrow. and fox's casey stegall joining joins us now with what we can expect. >> reporter: arizona's top judge john rowe was killed in the attack. loughner will be in court tomorrow morning. two major things are expected to happen. he will enter a plea and also a trial date will be set. i'll give you background quickly on wednesday a grand jury handed up three

indictments against loughner. now additional charges are expected in the next 60 days in the slayings of judge rowe. loughner has already waved his right to a trial by jury so a judge will rule his fate. meantime as far as congresswoman giffords condition goes she still remains in that intensive care unit at the rehab facility in houston texas because of fluid build up in the brain. congress giffords still cannot speak because of her breathing tube and it's not clear when that breathing tube will be removed. but a physical therapist is working with her on sitting and standing if you can believe that already. a speech pathologist is working with her to improve communication skills. doctors say that her right side is weaker than the other because the left part of the brain controls that side of the

body and as we know by now, congresswoman giffords was shot in the left side of the head at point-blank range, still a miraculous recovery considering it was two weeks and nine days ago when this horrible shooting happened. that is the latest, we're live in phoenix this morning, casey stegall. a number of issues have been raised in the aftermath of those shootings. it's been called the ramifications of tucson. the president and the ceo of the commonwealth club and former clinton nuclear arms negotiator dr. gloria duffey will discuss gun laws. two victims were a preacher and a man the preaching was

helping to dig the car out of the snow. while the two victims were helping, they were robbed. >> i've never seen a case like this. but to portray yourself as trying to be a good samaritan then you know robbing people who are stuck in the snow. >> police say in a twist of irony, the suspect's get away car got stuck in the snow which led to their arrest. the suspects are being held on $50,000 jail. if convicted they could face prison time. the winter storm that's causes bitter storms has created snow covered beaches. another three inches is expected today on those outer

banks. snow flurries are reported as far as south carolina. and that was a scuffle breaking out at the end of the shark's 4-3 win over the minnesota wild. devin setaguchi scored a pair of goals. this is the first time in three meetings this season that the sharks have actually beaten the wild. later today, we'll know which two teams will face off in the super bowl. the teams are going to have to battle freezing conditions with snow shower and a high of 16 degrees expected. the steelers beat the baltimore ravens to reach the league championship and the jets defeated the new england patriots. the green bay packers and chicago bears will also battle freezing temperatures. the packers arrive in the windy city yesterday. they are coming off a victory against the falcons. the bears defeated the seattle

seahawks. you can catch that packers- bears game right here at noon right here on ktvu channel 2. a minnesota sports bar owner is showing his support for those packers in a very literal way. he is going to roast a bear. lake monapetit says he is going to roast a black bear in a pit roaster over hickory and charcoal. he was planning to serve that meat to his customers but the fda said that's not going to happen because that meat is not processed. the meat is going to be taken to a private party afterwards. a role this vehicle you're about to see played in a u.s. president's life and the controversy surrounding it. mostly sunny skies for most of us this morning. and for some of us quite breezy. when we come back, i'll tell you which area is clocking 37- miles-an-hour winds right now.

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do with the ambulance but will ask the smithsonian if they are interested in displaying it. this is the third annual polar plunge there they go in southern connecticut. people collected money from their family and friends to jump in a pond at the ymca camp. all the funds collected will go toward their programs. a group of boy scouts were going for the zero hero award overnight. they had to stay outdoors for at least 24 hour, eat at least two meals outside and the temperature must drop below zero. north field was expected to be minus 14 degrees last night. there's no word yet on if the boys accomplished the feat. oakland is following san

francisco's lead by offering their very first restaurant week. the prices range from $20 to $40. you can see a full list of the participating restaurants by checking our website. >> you see all the freezing temperatures back east and makes you appreciate just how warm we've been here. rosemary orozco joins us. >> you may already be in the mid-50s. the winds between five and 10. 10 san francisco as well as san rafael. 37-mile-per-hour gusts. notice the winds will die down. and then for the second half of the day we will be any where from calm to the light winds. your last chance to get the extended forecast. we will continue with mostly sunny skies in the afternoon. temperatures a bit above the seasonal norm. i guess we can all say it tomorrow we're going to be dry.

>> i can't remember the last time this month has been so dry. >> it has been weeks. >> and we know we need it. we're all going to need rain. >> you want to feel the sun out on your skin. >> you want to go out and plant something, i don't know. thanks rosemary. >> that's going to do it for us on this sunday morning. thank you so much for joining us. >> our coverage always continues online at ktvu.com. have a wonderful sunday everyone. thanks for joining us.