most of us were convinced he would live forever. tonight comes word the god father of fitness jack lahlane has died. good evening i'm heather home. >> and i'm ken wayne. he was a fitness guru. john sasaki tells us how lalane's message is still

alive. >> reporter: we're standing outside the lalanne fitness club that was started by he has great uncle. with his muscle-bound physique, jack lalanne was a staple. before attending uc berkeley, lalanne discovered fitness after a talk with a dietitian and a love was born. >> i thought he was never going to die. >> reporter: peter harlobe is pop culture critic. >> he really brought fitness to everybody. it would you believe -- it wasn't just the guys on venice lifting weights.

it was you and me and our kids. >> reporter: lalanne would pull stunts to promote fitness. like when he swam the bay. perhaps his death will help his montra. >> people are just not exercising enough. exercise is king, nutrition is queen, put them together and you have a kingdom. >> reporter: i'm john sakaki. now an update tonight on a shooting involving oakland school police that we first brought you last night on the 10:00 news. investigators now say an oakland school officer shot and killed raheen brown after he shot another school officer with a screwdriver.

it happened around 11:19 last night that's where a school dance was taking place. the officers were in patrol in that area saw brown and a woman in a car when they went to investigate. turns out that the car was stolen. brown attacked one of them. >> thankfully the officer was not hurt because he was wearing his protective vest. there was also a gun in the car at the time. >> reporter: the woman in the car was not hurt. police arrested her in suspicion of auto theft and possession of stolen property. now to daily city and tonight ktvu news talked to the mother of a teenage girl shot last night by police. she questions the officers actions. but as ktvu's paul chambers tells us tonight, police say the 17-year-old was using her car as a weapon. >> reporter: these orange markings show where san francisco police just at 10:00 saturday night, for some unknown reason, a police officer pulled a car over in

san francisco. a witness who asked we not show his face says ibarra's car was boxed in by police. before you know it, ibarra tried to take off and shots were fired. for fear of harassment, ibarra's mother and all e people we spoke with ask we conceal their identity. several witnesses told us that the officers used excessive force especially since the car was blocked in and had no place to go. >> it was too much because they shot for no reason. i didn't see no gun, no nothing, no guns. >> reporter: one witness said he saw an officer being dragged by ibarra's car. moments later is when an officer opened fire. >> she was shot already and she said, i can't feel my feet. i can't feel my feet.

>> reporter: although she lost a lot of blood, her mother says she's expected to survive. >> it's one thing to shoot her another thing to handcuff her and just leave her on the ground knowing that she was shot. >> reporter: san francisco police say the officers suffered minor injury, now this police shooting is being investigated by district police. paul chambers. mayor gene quan joined residents to produce up city streets block by block. the group marched to reach out to neighbors and clean up parts of high street. that is where the city's first homicide of the year took place back on new year's day. the search is on tonight for four suspects wanted in connection to a home invasion robbery late last night. police responded to a home on

lasalle avenue. officers found three victims who told them nine people forcibly entered the home, held them at gunpoint and tied them up. police say the suspects ransacked the home taking more than 8 pounds of marijuana worth up to $75,000 before fleeing. nine suspects were quickly arrested in petaluma all are from the los angeles area. vicente and antonio vallejo of winnetka. vallejo police tonight are still trying to find a second suspect in connection with the death of an alameda woman yesterday. the body of kacey savala was found. witnesses spotted two suspects leaving the scene, a police canine tracked one suspect the other remains on the loose. the man suspected of shooting at a crowd of people outside a concord pizza restaurant is under arrest. shots rang out just after 5:00

last night outside mountain mike's pizza on clayton road. police say 21-year-old justin price had been in a fistfight earlier, than got a gun from his car and began shooting. a woman followed him and he allegedly began shooting on her while driving on clayton road. no one was hurt by the gunfire. police later tracked down price but didn't find a gun. an emergency meeting tomorrow in san jose will bring city officials, police and the community together to talk about gang violence. san jose's mayor call they would ed them together to talk about tips -- called them together to talk about tips. ktvu's patti lee tells us a missing man's family is not

giving up hope. >> reporter: an aerial search went up this afternoon. it's the second day of a search for missing san francisco boater harry lee. >> we're holding up. we're going to stay positive and hope for the best. >> reporter: lee's family has spent the last two days at the dock. after her harry's boat was reported adrift at 2:30 yesterday morning. >> he loves to fish. he was out there by himself yesterday. >> reporter: lambert is in charge of the search. >> we are unable to locate the victim. >> reporter: this boat is very similar to the one harry lee was driving. according to sheriff's depew days, this trolling motor was on. indicating that lee was sitting in the bow of the boat when he went overboard.

lee had 15 years of experience fishing the delta. and investigators say he was wearing a flotation device but it didn't open automatically. >> if he were to fall over and his head, he wouldn't be able to activate it. >> reporter: in oakley, patti lee. two bikers in sonoma county are free today thanks in part to the light on their cell phone. a woman got caught near santa rosa. they called 911 for help around 6:00 yesterday evening. a helicopter flew over the area, and helicopters spotted the light from the woman's cell phones. the women were a little cold and disoriented but other wise okay. federal regulators reportedly could have imposed stronger oversight of pg & e natural pipelines but failed to

do so. the san francisco chronicle reports that hazardous material safety administration consider tougher rules between 2003 and 2005 but did not adopt them in the wake of industry pressure. after the deadly san bruno explosion last september, the industry did pass rules. better reporting would have prevented the san bruno explosion. the search for a missing 4- year-old boy and his alleged kidnapper takes a new turn as volunteers hit the streets. also an update on a story we first brought you yesterday at 6:00, who rescued a surfer at mavericks and that surfer's condition tonight. it's becoming a hot commodity. what steps people are taking to get this type of lipo before it becomes obsolete.

in the town of patterson, friends and neighbors of a kidnapped 4-year-old boy turned out in force today to look for him. kevin ridge spoke today to the family of juliani cardenas who believes he will come home soon. >> everybody if you can get some of these fliers. >> reporter: family and

neighbors gathered in hopes of finding juliani. >> i have a 12-year-old son so it affects me. >> reporter: the boy's grandmother says she's had a vision of the impending return. >> i expect that today is the son that my son is going to come home, my grandson, that he's going to be here. because when i pray, i bring all the faith. >> reporter: the boy was taken tuesday by jose rodriguez the ex-boyfriend of juliani's mother. several days of searching in a canal were suspended today to let the divers rest. a team is visiting taco trucks and other business lending collective voices and more urgency to the case. >> the number is here if you can put it on the inside if that's okay. >> you cannot imagine until it happens to you. you can feel the pain for your friends, but until it happens

to you i don't think you ever know. >> it's an unbelievable nightmare. firstover all it's unthinkable in your own community. you hear about these things and it happens elsewhere. >> reporter: but it's happened here. >> i'm praying and forgiveness for jose. >> reporter: tabitha cardenas thinks that jose is hiding in the area with her son. >> be sure to stay with ktvu news for the latest on the search for juliani. you can also find new developments online on ktvu.com. an investigation is under way in oakland into a shooting that left a woman seriously injured during what appears to have been an attempted kidnapping or carjacking. she was in her driveway when she was shot twice. witnesses say the woman had just pulled up to her house

when she was attacked by two armed suspects who were possibly teenagers. so far no arrests have been made. a marin city parolee is behind bars tonight accused of beating his girlfriend and holding her hostage for more than a week. marin county sheriff's deputies arrested ismael perri. he allowed her to visit a cousin and she escaped. pierrelouise faces several charges including false imprisonment. 15-year-old jasmine davis died in 2008 in antioch where she lived with her biological

aunt who was also her care giver. prosecutors say the brother was also abused. shamica davis is charged with murder and torture for jasmine's death. the surfer who nearly drowned this weekend at the mavericks surfing area remains hospitalized tonight in critical condition. as we first reported yesterday, the surfer was paddling out yesterday morning when he was caught up in the crest of a large wave. you can see his green surfboard bobbing in the water there. other surfers pulled him from the water and he was lifted to stanford university medical center. the fate of seven east bay schools will be discussed this tuesday night in concord. the mount diablo school board is set to review a plan of seven schools for possible closure. the move would save the district $1.5 million a year.

the board is expected to vote on the closures on february 8th. tuesday's meeting is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at monte gardens elementary school. officials are warning residents in woodside residents of a mountain lion sighting. officials are warning residents not to approach the big cat and to keep a close eye on children and pets. and avoid hiking or jogging around dawn and dusk. for those at fort baker on this beautiful day, they seemed happy to spend the day trying. as ktvu first reported last year, harbor porpoises are back in san francisco bay for the first time in six decades.

for those who caught a glimpse today, they were pleased. >> saw two earlier about 15 minutes ago. but they didn't stay up long. there's a lot of boat traffic out here right now so we're thinking maybe they're a little bit shy. people unhappy with a new state law are stocking up on white bulbs. a new attempt tonight, maureen naylor is live tonight who reports why finding them could be difficult. >> reporter: when we're at this orchard supply store they sold out at 100-watt bulb. get ready for the age of the 70- watt bulb. >> what won't be here? everything you see here. >> reporter: the light has just about gone out for the standard 100-watt lightbulb under

california new law all incandecent bulks must be 70 or less. >> i ran into a lady today that asked the same question, are these lightbulbs not going to be worth today. i think they were all 75 and 100. she had about a dozen four packs in the car already i said yes that's true. and she said i'm going to get more. >> reporter: he says this month he's noticed a surge in people buying more. >> what we have on the shelf as far as incandecent is fine we just can't bring any more into our state. so the warehouse in tracy still has a lot. >> i think i prefer the old 100, it just brings a softer light. >> reporter: this family says they already stocked up on 100- watt bulbs. >> i support it. we have the incandecent we take them out. >> change is hard for all of

us. but once you kind of delve into it slowly and adjust, it becomes more the norm for the way you do your work. >> reporter: and soon the new norm for the rest of the country because a similar federal law goes into effect in 2012. live in san jose, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. a crippled cruise ship limps into san francisco bay. we'll tell you what lies the sh international headlines. on the move and in demand, what some california cities will have to do with the decaying military ships in sassoon bay. we currently have clear skies across most of the bay area but that will be changing overnight. coming up where dense fog is expected tomorrow morning and the warmest day on our five day forecast.

a cruise ship that recently made international headlines sailed into san francisco bay today. claudine wong tells us it wasn't carrying any passengers. >> reporter: as the sun rose

across san francisco our cameras watched as the carnival splendor made it's its way into the port. others in the area thought this was just a ship. until we told them the story of the ship standing in front of them. >> oh, so now they're fixing it. oh that's really fascinating. well i'm glad we're getting their business to fix it up. >> reporter: back in november, the carnival splendor made headlines when an engine fire disabled the ship which was cruising into the mexican riviera. we contacted the carnival cruise lines today but they

wouldn't give us details about the ship and wouldn't let us on the ship. but chris hope who is a self- described lover of cruises says he would happily hop aboard. >> i don't know if i would want to be on the first one. maybe the second or third one. i'm sure they'll rebuild the engine and everything. >> reporter: repairs are set to begin tomorrow. we don't know how long those repairs are going to take. but we do know the cruise line wants this ship ready to go for it's next ship which is set for january 20th. claudine wong, ktvu news. the navy is close to deciding whether the bay area should be the permanent home for the uss iowa. the battleship which supported american forces during world war ii is currently moored in sassoon bay. a group in vallejo would like to put the ship on sassoon island. the navy is expected to decide within several weeks which part of california receives the iowa. in news of the world in baghdad at least six people died today in a series of

bombings. iraqi police say the bombings targeted both the shiite and sunni community. yesterday a leader in the sunni awakening was arrested for last thursday's attack in carbola that killed 52 people mostly shiite. in tenesia protesters are now calling for the resignation of the interim prime minister. this morning, they shut down the most network, saying that it was trying to intize strikes and was giving out false information. and from the south korea defense ministry comes this video, according to the ministry it shows south korean special forces storming a

hijacked freighter on friday. somali pirates took control of the freighter a week earlier. all 22 members of the south korean ships were rescued. eight pilots were killed and five were captures. a new development tonight in a 23-year-old kidnapping case out of new york. federal authorities tomorrow are expected to charge this woman ann pettway from kidnapping a baby girl. pettway turned herself to police this morning. authorities have been looking for pettway to question her about the abduction of carlina white the girl she raised as her own. white recently reunited with her bilogical parents. in fact, this is a photo with her real mother. she was just 19 days when she was taken from the hospital. hundreds of people hit the streets of tucson to raise money for the victims of the shooting rampage that shocks the nation. this as one of the victims

reveals the courageous acts that may have saved his life. and it's a little something, actually being something to make the change easier. one google is giving his ceo before he leaves the company.

the man suspected in the tucson shooting spree is scheduled to appear in a tucson courthouse tomorrow. but late this evening, the court asked that the trial be moved badge to tucson so that

the victims will not have to travel. >> reporter: loughner is accused of killing six people. a federal judge, a 9-year-old girl and a congressional staffer were among the victims of the shooting. congresswoman giffords was the intended target. she survived a gunshot wound to the head and yesterday started a new chapter into her recovery. giffords is in a rehabilitation hospital that focuses on trauma and doctors say she is making progress. >> there is still people hanging on to her. but she's activated her muscles more than i had anticipated. >> reporter: more than a thousand miles away, the community is also finding ways to heal. in tucson this morning, hundreds of people hit the pavement for a 5k run. organizers called the race united we run. >> in a tucson community wanted to support this as well and

wanted to help us as well. and so people just started registering for it and it turned into quite an event. >> reporter: the money raised from registration fees will go to help the the victims. meanwhile john barber is reliving the events every day. >> i'm just devastated that his life might have been given to help me. i'm grateful but it's hard to take. >> reporter: robert says he has no desire to talk to jered loughner the suspect in the shooting. but he says he sends loughner's family love and prayer for their recovery as he feels they

too are victims. four detroit police officers were shot today when a gunman walked into a precinct and opened fire. it happened in the northwest district in the city's west side. police say a gunman walked into the station past the front desk and fired down the hall way. when the man went to shoot again, other officers returned fire killing the man. one of the officers was shot in the back, he remains in critical condition tonight. all four officers are expected to survive. president oe obama is scheduled to give his state of the union address. mr.obama offered a preview of what he intends to focus on in a video released to his supporters. in the video the president said he wants to get the american economic engine roaring again. not only by creating jobs but by showing economic restraint. >> we have to reform government so that it's leaner and smarter

for the 21st century. >> i am looking forward to hear the president and his remarks. >> this tuesday you can catch the president's state of the union address live right here on ktvu. it is set to start at 6:00 p.m. you will also find full coverage on ktvu.com. with the president's address now just two days away, republicans are pushing ahead with plans to repeal and replace last year's historic overhaul of the nation's health care system. >> the message we campaigned last november elections, we would repeal and replace and we have to have a vote on repeal so that everybody is on record whether they want to repeal. then i think piece by piece we go through quote replacing. >> democrats call the gop effort political theater. it seems google is trying to ease eric smith's transition from ceo to executive chairman. the company confirmed this

weekend smith is getting $100 million equity award. in april, google founder payge is set to take over as ceo. smith is also preparing to sell $335 million in google stock. the shares to be sold represent only about 6% of his holdings. his entire shares are estimated to be worth $5.8 billion. county employees may soon fill an empty building in concord. on tuesday, san mateo county supervisors will vote on whether to approve a contract to buy those buildings. officials say the purchase will save money on rent. but to buy it, council must dip into reserves in order to

purchase it. for the next few day, drivers entering or exiting 880 haven't been able to use the 42nd ramp and have been directed to high street instead. they will reopen the ramp by 5:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. also starting tomorrow, part of san francisco's great highway will shut down for clean up. the highway will shut down between lincolnway and slope boulevard monday through friday. crews will also trim vegetation to help improve visibility. zero degrees, 10 below, 20 below, just how cold is it going to get tonight as parts of the u.s. cope with a deep freeze. it could be a tough commute for some people. our meteorologist mark tamayo will tell us which places can expect fog.

a windchill warning is in place right now in parts of new england as an arctic blast from canada causes temperatures to drop. while these kids in new york city are making the best of their situation, the windchill warning will be in place until 10:00 tomorrow morning. just one month into winter, may skwhror major cities up and down the east coast have already become slammed with more snow than they get all season. the bay area dealing with the opposite extreme. at least our main concern over

the next few hours in the short term will be some patchy dense fog. right now developing primarily to the east notice closer to mer c ed and modesto. that coupled with an offshore flow that will help import some of the fog a bit closer. it will be a factor first thing tomorrow morning and could impact your visibilities. as far as temperatures for today, another very warm afternoon. you can see the 70s showing up in santa rosa, oakland up 72 was tieing a record and most areas about eight to 13 degrees up above the average. forecast is this for tonight. fair skies, patchy fog will continue to develop. for your monday, partly cloudy skies. overnight lows, tomorrow morning partly cloudy skies patchy fog and santa rosa right around 38 degrees. san jose for the most part fair skies mainly in the mid-40s.

all the active weather, that is heading way up to the north. a few high clouds moved in for today we could have another batch move in. in fact, the forecast model brings in a few high clouds into the region for tomorrow morning and into the afternoon. we have been talking about the fog. recent concentrated out into the central valley. the warmest spots -- high pressure still firmly in command of our weather pushing that storm track to the north. and as a result another dry week with no rain clouds in the five day forecast. here we go at 8:00, showing you some of the high clouds and the central valley fog as we continue to put this into motion. still partly cloudty skies for the afternoon -- cloudy skies in the afternoon. and that is all reflected until 7:00. by 12:00, partly cloudy skies. temperatures continue to recover until the mid- to upper

50s. there's the eventual range in the area. san jose 65 these temperatures will check in right around 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. here is your look ahead your five day forecast. as we head into tuesday, we're going to have gusty winds in the higher terrain. as a result temperatures warm up nicely. in fact, by tuesday, we're talking about low 70s. still fairly warm on wednesday. then some minor cooling for thursday and friday. possibly still a ways up, maybe february 5th. >> break out the sun block. >> it's beach time, yeah. coming up, the 49ers may have a chance to get a veteran starting quarterback after all. >> and we now know the two teams that will meet in super bowl 45. and once again turnovers played

a big part in today's games. joe fonzi has the wrap up.

good evening everyone, welcome to this late sunday edition of the sports wrap. the super bowl team will feature two teams that have been there but have not been there competing against each other. the steelers trying not to -- pittsburgh used more than nine minutes after taking the opening kick off. mendenhal battles his way from the one. ben ro