police describe a shocking crime against a mentally disabled man. they now need your help. the morning news continues. good morning, to you. welcome to tuesday january 25th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. let's start with weather. it was a little foggy but the sun is coming out. >> no doubt about it. the high pressure looks like it wants to remain around the coast. that will give away to mid 60s to 70s. here is sal. traffic is moving along pretty well if you are driving westbound into san francisco all the way out to the city it looks good. also this mornings commute on westbound 92 that traffic looks good all the way out to the high-rise. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you, sal. it has been 24 hours since

a 90-year-old sausalito woman went missing. this morning the search will start again. yin cheng is 90 years old. she was seen getting ready to take her daily walk. a search and rescue team canvassed the streets until after midnight. they will be back starting up for that search again. now if you are see miss cheng or have any information please contact sausalito police. time now is 6:01. we have an update. we have developing news in the bay view district. police are there at the scene of a double shooting that left one man dead. another one is fighting for his life. in the past five minutes we talked with the police. they told us the shooting happened after a fight inside of a home. it happened about 1:30 this

morning at kirkwood and phelps. that area is still blocked off by police. police are investigating whether the shooting is gang related. we just spoke to a sheriff deputy about the search for juliani carr key that ifs. jade hernandez joins us now. jade. >> reporter: good morning, authorities are not giving up. they have used divers, sonar equipment, and search dogs and later this morning the california highway patrol will send up a helicopter over this canal. a birds eye view will allow for search teams to see anything that might float to the surface. one of the options has been to drain the canal but at a cost of $3 million an hour to the neighboring economies. it doesn't seem like much of an option since it takes 8-12 hours to drain the canal. one week ago today those two 27-

year-old jose esteban rodriguez and four-year-old juliani cardenas disappeared. tire tracks leading into the canal matched the car. we spoke to rodriguez's mother yesterday. worried she pleaded for her son to come back to her. we spoke to the sheriff an hour ago. >> we haven't had any sightings or spottings that is more credible that leads us to this canal if that is very frustrating. it leaves us with a grim hope that what our witness saw most likely did happen and that car and the four-year-old boy is in the water somewhere. >> the 27-year-old rodriguez who's had a criminal past hasn't used his cell phone or

credit card since last tuesday. search dogs were used to search the area around the canal. now the fog is very thick this morning. we don't know how that will play into the search. reporting live jade hernandez ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you. we will continue to follow this search throughout the morning and updates throughout the day you can check our channel 2 website ktvu.com. there you can also see our interview with the suspects mother. look for the cardenas tab right on our home page. concord police are searching for teenagers who attacked an older man. the teenagers surround the the man and threw rocks at him and then road off on bicycles. his injuries are not described

as serious but the attack stunned family members including the victims sister who saw it as it happened. >> a group of males around her brother on the ground and they ran off throwing rocks. >> authorities only have a vague description of attackers. if you have any information, contact concord police. some residents in san francisco are pretty fed up with flyers on their doorsteps and now they are planning to make it all stop and go away. ktvu tara moriarty is joining us live with what the board of supervisors may consider doing. good morning, tara. >> reporter: good morning. the people that live here are cracking down on these. they are fliers like these that advertise a restaurant. they are literally trying to get them off the streets. that are so-called handbills.

they advertise things from politicians as well as businesses. they can't ban them because it would fringe upon the first amendment right. but they can require distributors to make sure the flyers attached to their gate or door better so they don't create litter. if your flyer does fly away you could be facing a fine. the new rule would give public works authority to issue those fines. currently the police department has that authority. the proposal will go before the board of supervisors this month. i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. 6:06 is the time right now. let's go back to the sal. how is the commute? >> it's getting busier now we

are getting into the heart of the commute. highway 4 will show you traffic that is getting more crowded and also there is fog in some of the areas. so you will be driving in some of it. you might want to leaves house a little earlier. it is still light enough for them not to have turned on the metering lights just yet. westbound traffic is okay on the bridge. if you are driving on the san mateo or dumbarton bridges, the traffic looks good. we will take a look at livermore again. westbound 580 right near livermore avenue there is a new crash. traffic is beginning to slow down. let's go back to steve. >> thank you, sir. dry weather continues. one of our forecast models said maybe on the 31st monday we could see. i doubt it. this week is dry expect for fog. 35 kenwood now.

yountville, petaluma, san ramon 39. lafayette at 39. cold lows. but the days are nice. 36 fairfield. livermore upper 30s. napa is in there. santa rosa. patchy fog. component of an easterly breeze keeps some locations hayward and oakland in the mid 40s. napa at five. very thick fog in the valley could come back in. we can get some of the very low ground fog but it pushes off fast. high pressure is here. it's sticking around for awhile. it's deflecting everything rain to the north and we get that easterly breeze. so in the hills you can get gusts 25-35 miles an hour. 34-50 on the morning lows. it's clear for everyone else. 58-64 sunny to mostly sunny and then i will say fair.

mild to warm. 60 to near 70 degrees santa rosa. concord a little cooler. 60s to 70 degrees. gilroy, santa cruz, pleasanton and redwood city. it's sunny. all the way into the weekend. probably sunday and monday a cooler pattern. >> thank you, steve. the oscar nominations are in this morn. it's about 30 minutes to go. we took you live to los angeles as they were announced. we want to update you now for some of the nominations for best actress. annette being in the kids are all right. natalee portman in black swan. and michelle williams. for best actor halve area.

and there are ten best picture nominations they are black swan, the fighter, inception, the kids are all right, the king's speech. 127 hours, the social network, true grit, winters bone and my personal favorite toy story 3. pixar also nominated best picture. this year toy story three i'm excited coming up on mornings on 2 i'm heading over to pixar. i will interview da la anderson that is the producer. >> tell darla i said high. >> yeah. the stage is also set for

you president obama's highly anticipated state of the union speeches tonight. the two main messages he is expected to deliver. michael jackson's doctor will return to the courtroom today.

president obama delivers his third state of the union address tonight. he is expected to give us a

blueprint for the nations economic comeback. alison burns got some of the insight in the speech from the press secretary. good morning, alison. >> reporter: good morning, to you dave. robert gibbs tells me president obama's focus here at the examine tonight will be boosting jobs and boosting americas competitiveness around the world. now gibbs says president obama will emphasize new investigatement in education and investment. local congresswoman hopes that can be a benefit for the bay area. >> being from silicon valley i know that technology has to be part of the answer to that question. and science, research, education, and those investigatements are what will give us a bright future. >> reporter: president obama is expected to talk more broadly about reducing the federal deficit and cutting spending. but at this point it's unclear if we are going to get many specifics on that.

press secretary robert gibbs tells me he hopes the whole idea of unifying the country will be what people still remember about this speech weeks from now. reporting live from washington, d.c. alison burns ktvu channel 2 news. the white house invited some of those intimately touched by the tucson shootings to sit with the first lady. intern daniel hernandez that rushed to gabrielle giffords after she was shot and stopped her bleeding. he will be invited. also invited guests include john and roxanna green. and congresswoman giffords husband was invaded but he said he would rather stay with his wife in the hospital. the owners of the penny ice creamy in santa cruz will asked to sit with the first lady

tonight. they posted this you tube video thanking the president for federal stimulus money to help them open their home made organic ice cream shot. we talked with zach davis ten minutes ago before we climbed on to his flight to washington, d.c.. we will hear what he has to say. make sure you watch the presidents speech right here on ktvu channel 2. it's set to begin at 6:00 this evening. you will find coverage at ktvu.com. supreme court justice anthony scarve lee la has accepted an invitation to speak. he is set to talk about the separation of powers. congresswoman bachman says even though they are a conservative group all members of congress are invited. the new york times has called

for scalia to not go. former white house chief of staff rob emmanuel will appeal to the illinois court justice. emmanuel rented out his chicago home and moved his family to washington to work for president obama for nearly two years. and in just a few hours michael jackson's doctor acaused in jackson's death will be back in court. lawyers for dr. conrad murray say they will not seek a plea bargain. murray is accused of giving jackson an illegal dosage of medicine. one republican lawmakers is proposing a plan to have u.s.

states declare bankruptcy. california is one of the states facing a financial crisis. supporters of the plan say allowing them to declare bankruptcy would prevent a federal bailout. taxpayers would declare more. california lawmakers routinely rack up huge gasoline bills despite the budget crisis. today's chronicle is reporting that -- it's a perk you can only find in california. last year the gas bill was $208,000 for the state assembly members. $86,000 for members of the state senate. i know sal is keeping an eye on the roads, the bridges, highway 24, how does it look, sal? >> we've had a pretty good tuesday, dave and pam. we've had routine slow downs. we do have one crash i will tell you about in the valley in a moment. this is highway 24 westbound driving up to the tunnel.

it looks pretty good. no problems on 680 either. this is a look at 680 down the sunol grade. livermore valley. westbound 580 a noninjury crash. they are trying to move it off the freeway. the problem is people have been slowing down on it. at 6:18 let's go to steve. >> all right, sal. santa rosa, napa airport, and concord report fog. coming back in from the delta and very thick fog out toward stockton andmy december toe. after that it will be another sunny forecast. 40s and 30s. 39 walnut creek. palo alto is in there now.

patchy fog near san jose. i checked the web camera it looks like it's gone. sunny and warm after the fog. an easterly breeze in the higher elevations. the wind and hills and little breeze coming back in from the delta could give patchy fog to others. 60s low. if you're in that fog it will not get that warm. if you don't you will be in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees. redwood city in there. lots of sunshine. there are areas of patchy fog. we ll take that into the end of the week. cooler by late in the weekend. pam and dave. >> thank you, steve. 6:20 is the time right now 37s latest report on home prices show they can't to fall. the average price for homes in the 20 largest markets dropped 1.6% in november and in eight markin the west and sun belt prices hit the lowest

point since the housing bust. interest rates for car loans are hitting record lows. right now the national average is 6.21%. that is the lowest level in 20 years. a few lenders are offering rates as low as 3%. that is for the lowest risk buyers. all right our time now 6:21. you know it's cold when you look out and see a car sickle. what happens when a fire hydrant breaks in bone chilling temperatures. what the russia president is vowing after a deadly bombing.

good morning, you are look agent highway 4. a little bit of fog wisping through here. antioch freeway westbound highway 4 as you come up to the willow pass grade. if you get up and go to work you have nothing to complain

about. lune thick this driver in -- unlike this driver in new york. in albany new york sam track service -- in albany new york amtrak is expected to resume today. thank you. new york police blame a serial killer for the deaths of several women in long island. the victims bodies were discovered on the same beach last month. they were between the ages of 24 and 27. all four were prostitutes that advertised online. police are not saying how the women died. in new york city it's sentencing day for the first guantanamo prison detainee. he will before a judge in manhattan. he faces a possible life sentence in the deadly attacks

on two u.s. embassies in 1998. he was also acquitted of 224 counts of murder and dozens of other charges. time now 6:25. russia's president vows to find and punish those responsible for the airport bombing that killed 35 people and injured more than 100. take a look at this video from the airport. the very moment of the explosion. the suicide bomber is said to have used a home made device stuck with small metal objects. president obama joined the president of russia in condemning that violence as an act of terrorism. >> we share your sorrow and a resolve to stand with you in our common fight against those who use terrorism for their political goals. >> so far no one has claimed responsibility for that moussaka

moscow airport attack. police are searching for a man connected with murder. many bay area bike riders may soon be riding below the bart tracks in the east bay. talk about that. and in an hour a search will pick back up in sausalito for a 90-year-old woman who vanished during her daily walk. why she may not be able to ask for help. we want to take you live to the opening bell in wall street. it's about ready to ring. stay with us. we'll be back with more.

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news. we are just ringing that opening bell in new york this morning. where there is a lot to know as we ring that bell. home prices down in major u.s. cities. that report coming in a short time ago. johnson and johnson a big company reporting revenue down in the fourth quarter. good news there is the opening bell live in new york. good news from verizon we talked about that. huge number of subscribers they added in the last quarter. that is before the iphone. so there you go. the opening bell live in new york. we'll update you on all the details and business news in a moment. >> we will go ahead and smile and say good morning, to you. thank you for joining us. tuesday, january 25th i'm dave clark. >> and i'm pam cook. in the news a lot to tell you about. sausalito police want your help. they are trying to find a missing 90-year-old woman. allie rasmus just spoke to a

rescue search volunteer. allie. >> reporter: good morning, dave. this building behind me is the fire station on johnson street that it will up room you see on the corner that is the emergency operation center. you can see there is people starting to set up and opening the doors. 20 minutes from now is when search and rescue crews will meet in that room to resume the search for a missing 90-year- old woman. we have a picture to show you. yin cheng. she was last seen yesterday morning as she was getting ready to take her daily morning work. joining us now is lieutenant curtis scoop. tell us what area and what places are you going to start searching? >> last night we searched the

12th district. this morning we will be checking some of the same areas in the daylight and moving further north. we do have resources to check the coastline. >> reporter: it sounds like there are a quite a number of resources being put in this search. how many volunteers and other counties are assisting with the search? >> last night i believe we had 60 volunteers today we have 45. some will be from sonoma county. we have three canines coming to assist with the search. >> thanks for talking with us. 20 minutes from now volunteers will have that meeting. they are going to resume the search for yi n cheng. and that search is beginning to resume at 7:30 this morning. we will be back here to bring

it to you live when that search starts up this morning. live in sausalito allie rasmus. we have an update on a story we have been following. a man accused of holding three women hostage has been identified. napa county sheriffs released a photo of 40-year-old martin. there is his photo there. he is suspected of breaking into a home last thursday. three women in their 70s were held against their will but unharmed. time now 6:33. a frustrated burglary victim says she will move out of vallejo after a burglary.

geanna grigsby came home after finds someone burglarized her home. >> we'll have an officer contact you as soon as we have someone available. unfortunately we do not have someone available. >> that's still danger to me. you're just open for anybody to do anything. >> police say they always have to give life threatening situations top priority. and there has been big cutbacks since the city filed for bankruptcy in 2008. vallejo police say they have 90 sworn officers for approximately 120,000 city residents. that compares to 155 officers. they responded to 72,000 911

calls. a man was tied to an antiabortion group who visited planned parenthood groups. planned parenthood says the man works for live action. funding for thousands of california children and their families is at risk under governor jerry brown's proposed budget. first five california provides early childhood services such as education and child care. the examiner reports that the proposal calls for taking away a billion dollars and cutting future spending by 50%. your time now 6:35. a plan on the drawing board is sure to be a big hit with alameda county bike riders. they want to build a bike rack underneath the bart systems.

it's called the east bay greenway. it will also be a pedestrian trail on that very same route. >> that sounds like a great idea. >> it does. 6:35 is the time. let's go to sal. hopefully no big problems. >> not too many. traffic is doing well. there is a little bit of slowing on interstate 880 now on richmond and panole. you will see it beginning to get crowded on the way to the bay bridge toll plaza. there are no accidents reported. toll plaza metering lights have been switched on. we are getting a little out of delay here. and this mornings commute is going to get a little bit slower in the south bay. 101 is getting into the act there with slowing coming in toward sunnyvale.

and if you're on the peninsula it looks good. let's go to steve. sal, thank you, sir. patchy fog is making its way back in. santa rosa has some fog. napa airport. fairfield, concord, and crockett. it's coming back in very shallow. it can be cold and thick in many spots. patchy fog, chilly. highs 60 to 70s. closer to 60s if you have that fog. if not santa rosa and santa cruz to be near 70. a north easterly breeze in the hills. still 20-25. some cold lows. kenwood is 35. yountville at 38. woodside 38. palo alto is in there. san ramon and gilroy checking in at 38. lafayette 39 degrees. you can get that fog.

fairfield is 36. and they have patchy fog now. santa rosa upper 30s. napa is in there. san rafael holding steady. cooler toward redwood city. north at ten at fairfield. north, northwest at napa. and easterly breeze coming back in over the delta. some of that fog there. otherwise it's okay. we do get the offshore wind. so for many the coast and south bay it's a sunny and warm pattern. 34-50. some fog. chilly to cold. by noon mostly fair. by that i mean it will be mostly sunny. 68 to 64. we will continue that theme. 60 to 70 fair and warm. you know this can't last. enjoy it while it can.

antioch at 62. san rafael, nevada 66. mountain view 68. fremont all in there along with san jose and lost georgias los gatos at 70. social security sunny and mild. time now 6:38. new information on a case of a woman who's building was found inside of a burning car. police have identified a suspect as almond jay johnson. we first told you about this yesterday on the morning news. the car you see right here burning in flames on rose street between hayden pain just after 3:00 a.m.. that is page street. several people took video of that car as it burned. the flames were as high as two stories. firefighters had a lot of trouble putting it out. one witness said he saw a man

light a rag on fire and toss it into the drivers sides before running off. taking a stand against violence. what will soon be different on the streets of oakland that could help make them safer. i'm tara moriarty live at san francisco where people in the marin that district are complaining about these. good morning, traffic is moving along well so far here in the south bay. we do have slowing in other key areas.

good morning, to you. welcome back. here are the top stories we are following for you. president obama state of the union address tonight will focus on jobs. the president wants to convince the american people as well as congress he has a plan for creating new jobs faster. in just over an hour police divers will go back to a canal in patterson as they search for a missing four-year-old boy juliani cardenas. it has been one week since he's been abducted. his mothers exboyfriend is the suspect. concord police are searching for teenagers involved in a vicious attack on a mentally disabled man. a community program

designed to reduce crime and increase student success in east oakland launches today. jean quan will announce details this morning. a new group of outreach researchers will be deployed on the streets of oakland. they started training yesterday. they will be paired off. they will approach young people on the streets and encourage them to get back to school or into job training. a federal grant paid for nine new positions. last night mayor jean quan spoke about reinventing oakland. her vision includes attracting new businesses and improving high school graduation rates. there is already signs the mayors vision may be taking shape along lake shore avenue. one community activist says ten new businesses has opened in

the area. some neighborhoods in san jose could be getting less light. part of an energy saving plan that would dim many street lights. >> we are not proposing getting more than 50%. that sounds like a lot but you cannot see the difference in lighting at 50%. your eyes don't perceive it. >> some neighbors say before the move is made they want to say how much darker their streets will be. many lights with dimmers are operating in the arizona man area and also in east san jose. until the city council approves the guidelines about which light should be dimmed and for how long street lights have to remain at full power. scientists predict the worlds largest super volcano at a popular american national park could erupt again. there have been three catastrophic eruptions in the last two million years. researchers say the super

volcano underneath the wyoming park has risen by a record rate. however a devastating blast is not imminent. public works crews plan to close the highway. the highway between lincoln way will be closed starting at 9:00 this morning. as we told you yesterday morning that work was supposed to start yesterday but heavy equipment needed for the project didn't arrive in time. workers do plan to close the highway from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. every day until friday. be aware. at 6:46 sal is telling us about emergency road work in san francisco. where is it at? >> dave, it's coming in off the upper deck of the bay bridge. westbound 80 at ninth street. they have one of the lanes closed at ninth street and one of the off ramp closed as well. this is leading up to the

central freeway. this is going to start backing up traffic on to the bridge as people coming in off the bay bridge will start to slow down. the bay bridge itself we have a bigger backup at the toll plaza. if there is a backup on the bridge, with they do is switch the metering lights on slower and make most of the traffic wait here. we will see what happens. this is not good news for the bay bridge commute and san francisco bound drivers. let's move along and take a look at the south bay. that traffic is okay for slowing here. 280 is getting into the act. 6:47 let's go to steve. thank you. i could be there with my feet up on the desk. in the big picture nothing is going on. some fog has decided to reapair. that is mostly in the north bay and east bay. high pressure aloft at the surface. after patchy fog if you get it at all it will be a sunny and

mild to worm-- mild to warm forecast. there will be a cooling trend. i don't want to say rain but a couple forecast models are kind of insinuating there might be a little bit. for a system to come in through a long stretch of dry weather doesn't give us much. more of the same tomorrow. i don't see any changes until sunday and monday. 36 fairfield with a north wind at 10. santa rosa reporting fog. napa airport reporting fog. concord fog has come in. our observer in crockett says the humidity is up. 40s for many. especially peninsula. down to san jose. san jose clear at 44. they did have a couple of minute or two of fog. pretty good systems. they are heading to vancouver

and seattle and portland. 34-50. it is cold. 58 to 64 by noon. sunny to mostly sunny. then 60 to 70 degrees. enjoy this sunshine. enjoy it. santa rosa at 70. 66 san francisco. richmond a little warmer downtown oakland. 70 pleasantton. morgan hill, los gatos and close for everybody else san mateo president 67. patchy fog the only fly in the ointment. after a decade of multibillion dollar losses u.s. airlines appear to be on course to prosper in the coming years because they are flying less. some u.s. airlines have reported fourth quarter profits. and those still to report will post revenue is up and costs are down. airlines have grounded planes, laid off crews and eliminated flights. that is pushing fairs higher. let's check in on wall

street. live looks at the big board right now. dow jones not too bad considers we have mixed earning reports. home prices continue to fall in the area u.s. cities. those numbers coming in a short time ago. the dow jones down 17 points to 11, 963. we could soon see the end of plastic credit cards. analysts claim this will be the year the smart phone will take their place. they predict people will spend $22 billion in pay by phone transactions. you are about to see new nutrition labels on manufactured foods. they will have nutrition keys. they will list the amount of calories, the salt, sugar, and saturated fat per serving. they could also include other nutrients like calcium and vitamin c. it's not coordinated in a way to help you decide

what is really healthy. they are not expected to be in most stores until the end of the year. san francisco is fed up with seeing flyers at their doorstep. tara moriarty just spoke with residents. tara. >> reporter: if you very seen one of these. i don't know if you have read it. it's very informative. has a lot of options here for things you can eat. but there is a lot of print on this. a lot of people we talk to say they simply ignore it. that includes someone very surprising. a business owner himself. people that live around here say they are annoyed by their handbills. they say they are trashing their sidewalks and bills. they can't push to ban them because they would infringe upon their first amendment right. they can tighten up legislation. >> i don't pay attention to them. >> you just throw them in the

trash? >> yes. >> reporter: and one merchant we talked to this morning agrees. >> no, i don't use it and i don't think it's effective. i have been approached to use this type of advertising but i never did it because it doesn't work for our business. >> reporter: the plan passed out of the land use and economic development committee would require distributors to make sure the fliers are attached in a way they don't blow into the street or damage property. it would give public works to be able to issue fines. live in san francisco i'm tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 news. >> i just want to let you know. we will stream live the president state of the union address tonight. you will watch it right here on channel 2. and if you are also still at work you can watch it on ktvu.com. sometime now 6:52. the gayest city in america is not san francisco. in fact several cities you may

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welcome back to the morning news. i want to take you live to new york. the dow jones down not by a lot though considering there were disappointing earnings coming in. johnson and johnson one of them. the federal reserve starts its two-day meeting today. we will learn more about interest rates. >> that is a big one. time now 6:56. san francisco did not make the list on the top ten of a new survey of the gayest cities in america. minneapolis is the number one gayest city. followed by santa fe, new mexico, las vegas. they used a formula. they counted each city gay theme businesses and compared that with the total population. that works against cities that has large populations. new york city and los angeles did not make the list at all.

rock star brett michaels had heart surgery to close up a hole in his heart. he had the surgery yesterday in phoenix. he's now recovering and still being closely watched. doctors discovered a hole in his heart last spring. vice president joe biden fulfilled his civic duty when he appeared for jury duty. he says he does not consider himself for any other person. it was an honor to be part of the system. we have an emergency road closure in san francisco coming in off the bay bridge. you can see cal tran crews there at ninth street. they are doing some sort of emergency work. this will effect traffic coming in off the bay bridge. speaking of the bay bridge westbound is slow. it's very slow at the toll plaza. this may have something to do with the traffic on the upper

deck. the morning commute on the south bay already getting slow. let's go to steve. sal, expect for patchy fog north bay and east bay it will be another sunny and warm day. temperatures low 60s. near 60s to 70 degrees. dave. thank you, steve. coming up next right here on mornings on 2. police in sausalito are looking for a 90- year-old woman that vanished 24 hours ago. here is a live picture in sausalito. we will update that search in a moment. another search starts in an hour from now. a four-year-old boy still missing after a week after his kidnapping.