the search is over for a missing woman. where the authorities found her body. a as family -- as a family waits for answers, a major search in the 4-year-old julianne has concluded. police still investigating the officer-involved shooting from this morning. the police say the suspect was wielding a gun, but the gun was fake.

good evening i'm ken wayne. heather holmes is off tonight. we begin with developing news out merine county whether the bodies of a missing ross woman was found. the body of debora schmit was found in a creek bed near her home in ross. she was last seen a week ago wednesday and failed to show up to class on the following thursday at high school where she was an english teacher. searchers launched a search including golden gate park in san francisco. she leaves behind a son in the 8 8th grade. the cause of her death is under investigation. for the latest on the search of 4-year-old juliane cardenez. dive teams wrapped up their search today without locating him. the first reaction from his

family since the kidnapping suspect's car was found in the canal. >> reporter: ken, we are at the family home, and you can see the candles are burning as they always do in the driveway of the home. the family says they believe he is still alive, and he is in the hands of his captor, despite according to the sheriff, evidence of the contrary. >> reporter: 4-year-old juliane was abducted january 18th, and it's said jose snatched him from his grandmother's arms. despite finding the car at the bottom of the canal and a witness saying the man and the child were in the car when it sank, the family has a message. >> bring him soon and have a heart. >> reporter: his grandmother says they believe the car was empty all along, and that's why no bodies were not found. >> the car was in the canal,

and he had plans already, believe me. >> reporter: but the sheriff's department says two windows were down and they believe the bodies are in the canal. the car was trapped in an underwater tunnel. today the dive teams were called in to search no bodies were found. >> as of right now the dive teams are done going into the water. >> reporter: with the tunnels checked, tactics will change, and a visual search will be conducted by law enforcement for erfle counties along the 90- mile canal for signs of bodies. >> it will be patrols on the road and in the air with the california highway patrol. >> reporter: for now the family waits, a wait made easier thanks to help from their community. in patterson, den pritched. >> we have been covering this story since he disappeared almost two weeks ago. stay with us for continuing

coverage, and for more information go to the cardenez tab on our website. demonstrations in the east continued, and local shared the frustration. the protest in downtown san francisco was peaceful but passionate. the goal is to show the solidarity with the egyptian demonstrators and want president obama condemn the egyptian president. >> he is a terrorist. the united states is an accomplice. it's the sponsor for the dictatorship, and for the terrorism for the last 30 years towards the egyptian people. >> protesters marched down market street into u.n. plaza, calling for a new democracy in egypt. >> president obama said the universal rights rights and concrete steps that advance political reform in egypt will

continue. today in cairo, thousands of demonstrators crowded on to a bridge over the nyle river. military troops and tanks were on the streets. the government imposed a curfew for several towns. so far 100 people have died in the five days of demonstrations. supporters of the egyptian protesters rallied in new york city today. the crowd was loud and emotional, but it was peaceful. they called for the international community to support the uprising, and similar protests were held today in washington, dc, los angeles, chicago, and seattle. oakland police today shot and killed a man who was brandishing what was a fake gun. kristen captain is live where witnesses first said that the man was in plain dressed clothing.

>> reporter: investigators are just winding down the search in oakland. they have been trying to piece together what happened in the shooting. ktvu was on scene by 10:00 this morning, half an hour after the shooting, and we got this video of the aftermath, and neighbors called for help after seeing the suspect patrolling the neighborhood. police say he was "prancing around holding a knife and what looked like an automatic weapon." shortly before the officers arrived the witnesses say he broke into what was his girlfriend's home and one of the residents of the house came running out saying the suspect was in the home with the exgirlfriend. the suspect came out on his own moments later, and officers told him to put down his weapon, and officers say he didn't so they fired several times, killing the man, and then came the inspection of his weapon. >> we determined later on that the weapon was a replica assault weapon, however it looked very real. >> reporter: the officers

involved are now on paid administrative leave while the district attorney's office, the internal affairs, and the homicide department investigate the shooting, and police are telling us that no one aside from the man with the replica gun was injured in this morning's incident. back to the live shot, you can see that the crime scene investigators are in the neighborhood, and we can tell you a lot of neighbors have been milling around in disbelief about the shooting, trying to process what happened here today, and they say this is usually a quiet and peaceful neighborhood. we are live in oakland, chris tan capman, ktvu news. -- christian capman, ktvu news. a man and a woman were not hurt when they jumped out of their first floor window after a fire. several people reported the fire around 8:00 this morning. one was a man who had to be treated for smoke inhalation after kicking in the front door. fire crews contained the flames in an hour, and the cause of

the fire is not known. a marijuana growing operation is being blamed for a fire inside of this home on 104 104th avenue in oakland. firefighters saw smoke from the roof when they arrived at 9:30 this morning. >> it was complicated by the fact if there's a grow operation here, and the electrical was not up to code. >> reporter: the firefighters put out the flames in 10 minutes but they found another problem, a pit bull in the back of the house with a litter of new puppies. animal control was called to help with the animals. they dried and warmed the puppies. they were taken to a shelter until the owners are found. no word if drug charges will be filed against the people who live in the house. a daly city woman was arrested after she drove her vehicle into a bar.

there's the truck right through the window. two patrons were taken to the hospital with their conditions not released. the driver of the truck charla andres was taken to the hospital and later arrested. investigators on the scene say andres was cut off by the bartender earlier in the evening. the chinese new year's festivities are getting underway in san francisco and scott ed lee got a warm welcome at the chinese new year flower fair. >> brother and mayor ed lee! come on! >> it features traditional dancing, and fresh flowers flowers are for sale. flowers are symbolic of wealth, and in the home of a plant that blooms on new year's day signifies prosperity. it's not all about the books. a new library is being touted for a window on the world for

an oakland neighborhood. >> also ahead, find out why the protesters in pakistan are calling for the death of an american official. an open casting call brings thousands out to san francisco, and we will tell you what movie they are trying out for, and the big stars featured in the film. a few showers across the bay area for today. there's more on the way. coming up, when the heaviest downpours are expected, and the one direction the temperatures will be headed in the five-day forecast.

in news of the world tonight a motorcycle bombing in afghanistan killed a government official. the bomber managed to reach his target despite heavy security. he rammed the bike into the motorcade with the deputy governor of the kandahar

government. the taliban claimed responsibility for the attack. today's bombing is the latest in a string of attacks of afghan officials in kandahar. protesters in pakistan are calling for the death of a u.s. official charged with shooting and killing two pakistani men. demonstrators demand raymond davis be brought to trial. late ere today the u.s. embassy said he should be released saying he qualifies for diplomatic immunity. he told police he shotted two armed men on a motorcycle who were trying to rob him. a volcano in south western japan continues to spew huge amounts of ash and smoke into the atmosphere. mount shimo erupted for the first time in 32 years and then blew again yesterday. it sent smoke and rocks up to 1,000 yards. people in nearby towns are wearing masks to go out and

traffic is disrupt at the nearby airports. in an hour artists will gather in san francisco for the fight to get shane boward and his friend released. they were arrested with sarah shord. she was freed on humanitarian awards, and she is seeking the compassionate release of the two. >> it's an incredible show of support so that those of us in the families and on the front lines of the tragedy really need financial help to continue with the struggle. >> a trial in iran for all three is set for february 2nd. tonight's art auction is 7:00 p.m. at the cultural center on branon street. jackie speer with other members of congress around the

nation informally met with constituents today. congress on a corner continues despite the assassination attempt of gabby giffords. spear chatted with people say -- speer chatted with people saying it's important. >> the conversation will continue, we are not afraid, and as you have seen with the people coming out today, they want to be able to have conversations with their members of congress, and to engage in a public debate. >> reporter: the congresswoman's normal security was supplemented by local police, and she has introduced legislation to make congress on a corner an annual event every january. giffords is recovering at a rehab facility. governor brown issued an

executive order to cut the number of state vehicles in half and also to half the number of state cell phones. those issues may be included in the state of the state address. it will be part of ktvu channel news at 5. city leaders were on hand today to open a brand new library in east oakland. mike kneeback explains why opening a new library here could be key to turning things around. >> reporter: low income, high crime, and a lot of children. >> right now we don't have much out here for us. >> reporter: now they do the largest branch in the oakland public library system. >> i have come up through los angeles, east county, san jose and seen the power of libraries like this one. >> reporter: fiction, nonfiction, even dvds, and the new facility even has brand new

computers it cost $14.8 million. the question now, will the community here in east oakland use it? >> young people are begging for centers like this. >> reporter: congresswoman barbara lee attended the ceremony. >> there at a huge disinvestment in their lives by the federal government, i know, and so it's just important that our local government pick up the pieces where the feds dropped the ball. >> this branch's personality will be made by the people in the community here. >> reporter: amy sunny works with oakland's youth, and she said getting teenagers to put one foot into the library will take them off the streets and open their eyes to the new technologies and dreams. >> a lot of my kids don't have dreams, and i hope the dreams start here. >> their families cannot afford high-speed internet, and this is their window on the world. >> reporter: the public library is attached to the elementary and middle school but more

importantly to lynn and her siblings, it's attach to the entire community. ktvu, channel 2 news. >> a huge crowd lined up in san francisco at fort mason for their shot at the big screen. an opening casting call for the extras for the action thriller contagon. filming is february 9th through the 17th in the city. they are looking for 2,000 men and women of all sizes and ethnicities. it features matt damon and kate winslet. it's about the spread of a deadly disease. the 20th annual zenfendal showcase kicked off today. it also features more than 2,000 pounds of cheese.

organizers say about 9 thousands people were at today's event. little gray out there, some rain, and let's check in with ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo. >> reporter: a few showers across the bay area, and as you can't see behind me, more activity approaching the region right now, we look at maps on live storm tracker 2, the significant rain fall to the north o's. -- the north coast. light rain in medencino county. here we are switching over the radar right here. light reports around fairfield and concord. concord reporting mostly cloudy skies in north bay, development up here in the north western portions of the county. the coverage will bonn the increase at least over the next few hours. the weather story. for tonight, more clouds. the chance of a few showers. tomorrow, rain returns,

especially for one part of your sunday. the extended forecast, another dry weather pattern and another batch of fog redeveloping. the storm system we have been advertising over the last few days. the nice center of circulation for the north coast, and the eventual track into sunday it will target the morning hours. heaviest rain from 3:00 a.m. to 7:00 a.m. forecasted totals .75 of an inch in the south bay. and in the sierra, winter weather advisory. thunderstorms icons in the pacific. there's the possibility we could have a few isolated thunderstorms into your sunday morning. the winter weather advisory for the sierra. this begins 10:00 tonight into tomorrow afternoon. we are thinking 4 to 7 inches. the forecast model at 10:00 and 11:00 tonight. we could have a few scattered rain showers out. there the bulk of the action first thing tomorrow morning, 6:00, and we could have isolated thunderstorms.

9:00, we will hold on to the chance. into the afternoon hours, we gradually scale back. rain likely. by 12:00, 48 to 53. holding on to the chance of a shower. by mid-afternoon, 3:00, skies overall partly cloudy, and the eventual temperatures range. low to mid-50s out there. 53 to 56-degrees. a few spots -- 56 degrees. a few spot in the upper 50s towards the the bay. this is primarily for sunday with the one cloud. lingers clouds into monday morning. we will pull back and scale back on the coverage. ken, looking like another dry weather pattern. temperatures warming up tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. we have been waiting for the stormy sequence, but not just yet. one-time deal tonight and tomorrow morning. >> kind of weird me and you out here. just the guys. >> i know. we can talk. >> grab a beer and shoot some pool. >> there you go.

nannies in san francisco could soon get their own parking permits. a group of parents said it's a hazard for the nannies to leave their children to move their car every two hours. on tuesday the metropolitan safety committee will consider a parking pass exclusively for members of child care providers. pooches on parade in daly city today. the bonegate kennel club has the all breed dog show today including the fly ball demonstration today and an all breed fashion show. best in show dog will be named in an hour and tomorrow the best puppy will be named it will open tomorrow morning at 8:30 at the cow palace. it may be winter, but baseball is just around the corner. how long some a's fans waited outside for the wet cold rain for the 2011 season.

okay it wasn't rainy, the but o's rajailand a's fans

lined up -- i'm so exited i can't speak. some fans lined up for an hour to get the individual game ticket sales. they will have their first double header in 14 years and will have free hot dogs on thursday to 10,000 fans. individual game tickets tickets are between $9 and $48. opening night, friday, april 1 april 1st against the seattle mariners. joe fonzi is here. >> remember as a kid you would circle the double headers? those are the ones you wanted to go to. for cal today, it was a matter of finishing the first one over .500. last year's spark plug, jerome randall paying his respects today. cal led by 12 at the half and held the ducks off in the 2nd half. oregon tried to save it here it didn't work. oregon staying within striking range, but this time cal within

striking range. cal making it a weekend sweep of the oregon schools handling the ducks. they are 5-4 in the conference. after the big win on thursday night against gonzaga you could have seen this coming for st. maries. the giles down by 2 before -- the gaels down by 2 before they caught on fire. tim douglas with his second chance. the pilots went on the 25-2 run going in front by 27 points. missing the 3, but knutson does not miss the putback. they could not dig out of their hole. at 6-1 they lose in the conference for the first time. 18-4 overall. something had to give in the women's finals of the australian open. this is what they were competing for with a lot of money. the first player from china to make to a grand slam final.

kleisters in the near court. returned wide, 6-3, again the score, and the major turnment win number for four kleisters who can add the australian open to her list. we will see you tonight at 10. >> thank you, joe. on the 10:00 news, the ktvu crew is on the scene right now where the body of a woman missing for two weeks has been discovered, not far from her home. we will have more tonight on the 10:00 news. that's our report tonight. i'm ken wayne. for mark, joe, and everyone here, thank you for joining us. our next report is at 10:00. we hope to see you then. until then, good night.