coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. good morning, welcome to mornings on 2. i'm mike mibach. >> i'm claudine wong. sunday, february 13th. quick check of the weather with rosemary orozco. >> you are right. good morning to you. we will remain dry today. our after high is cooler and this morning signs of moisture in the air. patchy fog and cloud this morning especially along the coast. our afternoon highs today will be seasonal but cooler than what we've seen. widespread low mid-60s for the afternoon. rain and low snow. we'll show you what we can expect as we move through today and the rest of the week. we start with news from egypt. here a live look at tahrir square. earlier today traffic also returned to that area for the first time in two weeks.

that's a big change from when thousands of protestors crowded into the square over the last several weeks. however, our biggest developments occurred within the last hour. we now have a timetable from egypt's military. they military plan on ruling the country for six months or until elections can take place. the military dissolved parliament and suspended the country's constitution. those were two key demands of protestors. finally the military announced it will follow all international treaties signed by former president hosni mubarak. that includes the peace treaty with israel. >> here in the bay area celebrations over mubaraks downfall will continue today. code pink is organizing a march across the golden gate bridge. people should meet at the parking lot on the south side of

the bridge at 11:45 this morning if you want to walk in the march. wear red, black and white and wear signs that say "solidarity with egypt." there was a celebration in the civic sent plaza in san francisco yesterday. about 100 people took part. many look forward to a new egypt. >> for egypt the days ahead must bring a new focus for protect for all. >> corruption in everything. corruption in education. that is done. now we start a new era. >> participants in yesterday's rally honor the 300 people who were killed during the demonstrations in cairo. back here at home voters approved it in november but it has yet to be enforced. san francisco's sit lie ordinance is doing that, sitting and waiting. we have that story.

>> we're in the city's hate ashbury neighborhood, residents and business owners complained about people congregating in front of their buildings and panhandling aggressively. that led to the san francisco's state lie ordinance. it bans people from sitting or lying between 7 a.m. and 11 p.m. twu approved by voters in november. as we heard this morning, the new law is not being enforced yet even though it was on the books since november. san francisco chronicle is reporting that san francisco police say it could take another few weeks for police to finish the training they need to enforce the ban. after initial warning anyone found sitting or lying consider cited with a fine and 30 days in jail. one of the problem is police are trying to work out is to keep track of who they warned and cited. >> how can you cite a homeless

person with no income? makes no sense. >> the new sit-lie law has its opponents. when it came up for vote, eight supervisors voted against it saying it unfairly criminalizes people who are not aggressively panhandling and members of the city's coalition say they're working on a legal challenge to the ban. police say a body pulled from a canal in patterson matches the description of a man suspected of kidnapping juliani cardenas. 27-year-old jose rodriguez grabbed the boy from his home on january 18th. he was the ex-boyfriend of juliani's mother. it was discovered yesterday by a water employee author of the delta-mendota canal. it was floated nearby where the car was seen going into the canal. the boy's mother tabitha had a

message for the suspected killer's family. >> i want to let jose's mom know that i feel her pain because i know what it is like to lose a son. >> police say the body's physical characteristics matches that of rodriguez but they are still waiting for a positive i.d. of the body. autopsy is said dueled for tuesday. new information on a man found dead in a san francisco apartment. neighbors identified him as 64-year-old jack baker, an artist and a macy's window display designer. his body was found inside his apartment friday afternoon. neighbors became concerned when his dog started scratching on baker's door. the police are investigating this case as a homicide. anyone with information please call the police. a man is in jail accused of killing his girlfriend. police tell us adam disa killed

katherine jilahan. the officers arrested the 28-year-old for a parole violation but then they found the body in the couple's home. this was the first homicide of that area in a year rth eight people were sprayed with pepper spray. it happened 6:00 last night at the market street muni station. someone discharged the pepper spray at the turnstyles. no arrests have been made. future of b.a.r.t.s general manager is uncertain but a terrible session could be determined this week to determine whether he will stay or go. the board voted last week 5-4 to ask for her resignation but later rescinded that vote because no public notice was given. in the last year b.a.r.t. enjoyed a sur place and delayed fare hikes. insiders tell us that the vote discuss from the shooting back

in 2009. >> it was always my belief that because of her failure to react, even many that were working for her, subordinates, didn't look at that in a very respectful way. >> i announced on friday -- >> reporter: this is the transiting agencies first female manager. she was the g.m. since 2007. cruise ship splendor is preparing to leave san francisco after a successful test run on friday. the ship spent this weekend loading up on supplies. tomorrow it will head to the port of los angeles. the ship has been in san francisco since being towed here for repairs in january. an engine fire damaged the ship and left 4500 people stranded off the coast of san diego for three days. ymca chinese new year run kicks off in a little while. the organizers say safety guidelines are being closely examined and copies will be

available to all participants. this comes after last week's sudden collapse and death of a 36-year-old man at the finish lan of a marathon at golden gate park. it will begin at the chinatown wmca and finished between sacramento and clay. there are some small hills but is mostly flat. that race may have an effect on traffic later on, but now you are taking a live look outside and the traffic is running smoothly on the bay area freeways early this morning. gorling to you, giving you a look at what is going on to you. the haze and fog is back. not as dry as yesterday. this is a prelude of what is to come. big major change expected by tomorrow. temperatures outside our door, falling below freezing in areas. napa , dealing with fog in our

valley locations. 32 in fairfield. 36 in concord. cooler in san francisco. 44 in oakland. 44 in redwood city. your cloud and rain forecast here you see some of that coastal cloud and radiational fog developing over the north bay. some areas around fairfield , mostly cloudy skies. it will pull out of here but by the afternoon there will be high clouds and sunset we will see low clouds begin to return as well as the system that is going to bring more clouds and rain as early as tomorrow. here we are monday morning and the possibility of some light rain, which means give yourself extra time tomorrow. we may have slick roads. the satellite view, this is the system out in the pacific that will bring us rain. lighter rain monday, but the bottom half of this circulation, that is the trough that will shift and sag east over the course of tuesday and wednesday with more significant rain

expected and colder air as the storm is coming from gulf of alaska. we'll be dry today, we'll be mild, not as warm as yesterday. but we're going to be typical for this time of year. we'll sit in the mid-50s, more 60s by noon whom and low mid-60s expected for the after noon. your pinpoint radar for you i should say highs for the afternoon. low 60s expected in napa. 63 in berkeley. closer to the coast 60. upper 50s pacifica. san jose slightly warmer. 65 for san jose. 64 degrees expected in redwood city. 60s around livermore for the afternoon. five-day forecast, here it comes. showers as early as tomorrow morning, lasting through the afternoon. overnight lows not as chilly, but our afternoon highs will be cooler. we'll slip all the way into the 50s for the afternoon come

wednesday and thursday, as i mentioned, tuesday and wednesday, when the storm out of the gulf of alaska begins to pull over california. we'll tell you about how much rain, coming up. people are expected to gather in san jose for a giant pillow fight at noon. the location was announced after midnight on twitter and facebook. they did that to prevent people from stashing extra pillows in that area. bring garbage bags to clean up the mess. if you want to know more about the feathers of fury, go to ktvu ktvu. how the first couple will celebrate valentine's day. tax hike being pushed by

some bay area schools to try to bridge a spending gap. q

good morning to you. live look at bay point. you see sunny skies. dry for one more day. get out and enjoy. more coming up. three-day meeting bringing toug republican activists with presidential kdz is over in the nation's capital. the action committee wrapped up its conference in washington. more than 1,000 people participated this year. they heard from several potential candidates including haley barber, mississippi governor. >> we can't put america on the right track until we elect a republican president in 2012 and republican house and enacting those crucial policies. >> texas congressman ron paul

came out as the winner of the straw pole. the contest many see as the opening bell to next year's presidential primary, ron paul did run for the republican nomination for president in 2008. . the texas congressman received 30% of the votes followed by mitt romney with 23%. and new jersey governor chris christie received 6%. newt gingrich, 5%. former minnesota governor tim pawlenty, and rick daniels each received 4%. two people who did not take part, alaska governor sarah palin received 3% of the votes and arkansas governor mike huckabee won 2%. president obama is going to release his new federal budget plan tomorrow but republicans are making their feelings pretty clear. the president gave a preview of the budget plan yesterday during

his weekly on-line video address. he said the plan asks washington to live within its means while investing in the future. republicans already attacked the president's plan saying it doesn't cut spending enough. among the highlights of the president's budget a five-year freeze for spending on u.s. agencies and $78 billion reduction in defense spending. however, the president's budget calls for $53 billion for high-speed rail projects around the country. the budget deficit will mean less money for schools around the state. possibly tacking on taxes to find more funding. several districts are pushing for parcel taxes. the districts say they will raise millions of dollars to help offset cuts from the state but parcel taxes will not solve all of the budget issues. officials admit some cuts will happen even if voters do approve

the new taxes. in oakland city and school leaders along with parents spent part of their weekend trying to figure out a plan of action for city schools. several dozen people showed up yesterday to learn about the districts five-year strategic plan. oakland mayor jean quan says it includes safety. >> i'm working on a major federal grant to get more police officers assigned on and around school campuses particularly in east oakland to keep the schools safer. >> saturday's meaning was the second in a series of meetings dedicated to the five-year plan. a plan that also calls for every school in oakland to offer activities and services that go beyond the normal classroom experience. textbooks are now nothing but a history lesson for most kids at one florida school. clearwater high school just bought an amazon kindle for every student on campus. that's more than 2,000 of the

popular e-read gadgets. students can load their lessons and take advantage of free wireless internet. >> they have no excuse not to study because they can use the 3g network anywhere, even on their couch at home. >> despite the convenience some students have said no to the kindle conversion. clearwater reports 100 students are just going to keep those textbooks. michelle obama has some advice for couples. lot of laughter is the secret to her 19-year marriage to president obama. they do not take themselves too seriously, she says, and learned laughter is the best form of unity. no word on what the couple will exactly do to celebrate valentine's day but she did say the president could not go wrong with jewelry. shiny is good. time is 7:19. sheriff's deputy is being called a hero after a dangerous rescue.

meet the man who put his life on the line to get a man out of a burning car. high clouds. give you a live look at san francisco where the morning fog and cloud cover are back. we'll tell you when that will burn off and tell you what to expect for your sunday and also going into next week, when we come back.

it has been two years since a deadly continental airline crash in new york and to mark the somber anniversary members of the community joined family and friends yesterday for a vigil at the crash site. each victim's name was read and a candle lit in their honor. all 49 people on board and one person on the ground were killed when the plane crashed into a home. the national transportation safety board has concluded that the cause of the crash was pilot error. in new york city one man is in police custody this morning after being accused of the deadly rampage. police say the 23-year-old man

killed four people across the city over a 28-hour period. three of the dead were stabbed and the fourth was a pedestrian hit by a stolen car. no word this morning on what motivated the attacks. police in san diego are trying to figure out what led a taxi driver to crash into a crowd of people outside a busy nightclub. the crash happened early yest morning in the city's gas lamp district. at least 25 people were injured including one woman who had to get her leg amputated. the taxi driver was not hurt in that crash but did suffer a broken nose after people in the crowd started beating him up. investigators believe alcohol was not involved and say it is possible the taxi driver may have just fallen asleep behind the wheel. a florida's sheriff's deputy after rescuing a man from a burning car. it happened in newport richie. a 64-year-old man drove his car into a power pole causing the car to burst into flames. the deputy arrived on the scene.

>> once i opened open the sunroof i got a lot of smoke in my face and inhaled it myself. fortunately i could get him out of the car. >> the 63-year-old driver suffered only minor injuries. he told the florida highway patrol he was serving to avoid hitting another car. all right. time is 7:23. rosemary warned us to enjoy the today yesterday because the changes are coming and they're kind of here. >> today is a transition day although we will remain dry. we're watching fog out there this morning. bit of cloud cover. mostly sunny skies expected at times. from our ktvu rooftop, you can see it for yourself. enjoy it, we'll have mild conditions. i'll show you the forecast expected for monday. we are looking at half-inch or less with this system that will roll in. you can see in the overnight hours santa rosa, san rafael, napa picking up rain. by the end of monday that is where we're likely to see the

most rain. santa rosa picking up half-inch. less than a third in areas around san rafael. 3/10. closer to 2/to in10 in oakland tomorrow. dusting in mount mount diablo monday or tuesday. talking upper 50s for tomorrow. low 50s by wednesday and thursday. back to you. it should be good weather today for the final round of the at&t pebble beach. new named amateurs still on the hunt. including bill murray. check out his tee shot. results, birdie, murray and his partner are one shot back in the pro-am competition. cane picking up where he left

over in october. he and partner mat bettencourt. d.a. points two strikes back and phil mickelson five strokes off the lead. 7:25, time to start thinking baseball. giants pitchers and catchers report to scottsdale tomorrow for training. first full squad workout is next saturday. defending world cheem peens have the same roster as last year but added former miguel tejada. the giants first spring training game is february 25th. oakland a's pitchers and catchers report to phoenix on tuesday. the team is looking to better its second place finish. added power hitter dats sue wee

matsui. they signed other receivers. christmas day tire mauling at the san francisco zoo. what a new investigation reveals about the deadly attack. why people are still sitting in line on san francisco's streets despite a new law against it.

major overnight developments in egypt, announcement a short while ago about the new leadership in the country. good morning, welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm mike my back. >> i'm claudine wrong. we want to go to san francisco where sit-lie ordinance is facing another delay three months after voters approved it. we're live from the city with reaction on this latest development on this controversial issue. hi, ali. >> that sit-lie ordinance was approved by san francisco voters in november and restricts people from sitting and lying down on city sidewalks between 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m. we're in the haight-ashbury anybody nude. it started here. right now you can see there is no one sitting out in front of the buildings even though this new law is not yet being

enforced. the san francisco chronicle is reporting that san francisco police say it could take another few weeks for police to finish the training needed to start enforcing the new ordinance. after an initial warning anyone found sitting or lying can be cited and face a maximum fine of $500 and 30 days in jail. one of the enforcement problems, according to the police, is trying to find a way to keep track of who police already cited and warned. some store managers we spoke to said even though they are conflicted about the ordinance, they hope enforcement will happen soon. >> i think they should start enforcing it and see what happens, and maybe it will make things a little better around here. >> the store manager told us he's conflicted about this ordinance because he says sometimes people are not really a problem when they're just sitting or lying in front of his building but sometimes people do tend to pan handle aggressively and that chases away customers. the sit-lie law has opponents

even at city hall. eight san francisco supervisors voted against the ordinance and members of the city's coalition said they're planning some sort of legal challenge to the ordinance. ktvu. developments from egypt. from tahrir square. traffic returned the first time in two weeks. for the last several weeks biggest developments occurred within the last 90 minutes. military leaders announced this morning that they plan to rule the country for the next six months or until the elections can take place. parliament was suspended and the constitution was also suspended. those were two key demands of the protestors. the military does plan on following all international treaties signed by president

hosni mubarak. that includes the peace treaty with israel. this comes two days after the former president resigned from office and handed over power to the military. it comes one day after the egyptians cleaned up the cleanup. the cleanup is symbolic of the fresh start for the country, they say. hundreds of police officers stage a protest of their own in egypt. in response accusations that they used violence against pro democracy demonstrators. they say acquisitions of beatings against demonstrators over the last 18 days are wrong. the officers also deny using tear gas against the egyptian people and are now calling on the interior minister to be punished for what they call his lack of response to those acquisitions. we're learning more about the assets of former president

mubarak. the swiss government announces it was freezing his assets in that country. we're told the freeze will last for three years. the swiss government won't reveal how much money mubarak has in the country or which banks are involved, however, one government official said the money was frozen so it can be figured out whether any is from illegal sources. a man was accused of rape. officers were called to market street because of a report of rape. the attacker is 22 years old, light complexion, he weighs about 160 pounds, stands 5'10", wearing a gray button-down shirt with a blue hat. he has a tattoo of a tree on his left forearm. anyone with information is asked to call the san francisco police department. oakland police say no charges will be filed against a teacher who was inside his classroom while students were

allegedly engaging in sex acts. the district placed the teacher on paid leave as charges were investigated saying that two students had oral sex while he was inside of the room. according to the san francisco conical, the children all told different stories. >> there was no proof the teacher was involved. the man wanted for questions after a police shooting in vallejo is in jail. they found reginald jackson at home and he's facing assault charge. he led officers on a chase. police shot the driver after he pointed a gun at them. his identity has not yet been police. fate tool tiger mauling is

being weighed on. taunting led to the deaths. the report vind indicates the zoo. an attorney for the victim's family disagrees. >> there were claw marks deep into the cement that the investigators could see, and that was a sign of how enraged they made that poor animal. >> why didn't they face the fact that that investigator that the wall wasn't the proper height at the time? >> since the attack the tigers den has been redesigned with different walls. the case was settled with the family for undisclosed amount of money. caltrans considers declaring a fiscal emergency. the transit agency is facing a $30 million budget deficit and considering eliminating up to half of its 32 stations. fares can also increase by 25 cents. all non-computer train service can also be eliminated including

weekends and special event services. four meetings will be held before caltrans meeting. first is tomorrow at 7:00 at council chambers of city hall. two supervisors are taking a cue from jerry brown and giving up their county cell phones. it is a gesture of cost-cutting leadership. it comes after the managers were asked to put together a plan to limit the use of electronics. they said if other employees are being asked to give up their phones, they thought they should do the same thing. daily city may be on the list of the next cities to ban plastic bags. all single-use plastic bags will be prohibited from stores 10,000 square feet or more.

recycling is about to get easier at one of san francisco's greenest spaces. according to a new report, san francisco's recreation and parks department plans on launching a new recycling project at golden gate park this spring. the project will reportedly include 22 recycling cans placed at popular gathering spots inside the park. if the program is a success it could expand to cover all of golden gate park and perhaps other city parks, as well. this weekend the streets of san francisco are being spruced up. it is all part of the street smarts program ran by the department of public works. every month volunteers visit each one of the 11 districts. people who live in the neighborhoods point out the spots that need the most work. they use local artists who make over city walls that are covered by graffiti. >> if we cover those areas through murals, it will be more respected. >> it looks like a dragon busting in and out of the wall.

traditional dragon. there will be a ball at the bottom. >> three murals are being worked on this weekend. the supplies are donated by local businesses. this weekend's work focuses on cleaning up the city before next weekend's chinese new year parade. several events going on today that may affect traffic in san francisco. there is a look at the golden gate bridge. things are moving smoothly. there is a march in honor of those in egypt at noon. in san francisco a 10k race is going to get under way in 20 minutes. it begins on sacramento and grant streets. muni lines in that area will be rerouted. big blockbuster movie will be filmed in san francisco on

taylor and fill bert, between 9:00 a.m. and 2:00 p.m. live look of what is going on over the city this morning. we have gray skies, yes. notable changes. today that transition day with bigger changes expected by tomorrow. little bit of cloud cover out there this morning. patchy fog to start our day. cooler in some areas. high clouds rolling in ahead of the first storm. cooler by the afternoon as well. and extended forecast will be wet. it will be soggy. and it will be breezy at times. this morning it is calm. variable wind, south wind coming from san francisco at three. northeasterly breeze in fairfield coming in at seven miles per hour. satellite views, this ridge again continues to push to the east. we are now beginning to feel the effects of the pacific storms. you see northern california and we're watching the on-shore flow. high clouds expected for our afternoon. it is the cold low that will

drop out of the gulf of alaska by tuesday and wednesday, bringing us chilly conditions. we'll go from being dry and above normal to cold and way below normal wednesday into thursday. and we will be soggy for most of the week starting as early as tomorrow. temperatures tomorrow, santa rosa dealing with fog ga. napa below freezing sitting at 30. 36 in concord. areas right around berkeley and oakland. afternoon today, look at 60s. 63 for napa. low 60s in oakland. we will be cooler than yesterday but we'll be right where we should be for this time of year. 64 redwood city. 65 expected in san jose. as well as santa cruz upper 60s. so enjoy today. we'll remain dry. we will see sunny skies at times before the partly cloudy skies roll in this evening. we'll wake up warmer tomorrow morning, little bit of rain for

the north bay. showers likely for most of the day. tuesday, wednesday, the rain keeps coming. the more significant system expected by tuesday, wednesday. we'll leave showers in the forecast for thursday. overnight low will be in the 40s. but highs in the after noon will be low 50s by wednesday and thursday. snow levels are expected to drop with the midweek system. we'll talk about how low coming up in a few moments. time is 7:41. it looks like americans are not going to hold back this valentine's day when it comes to spending money on their significant others. several surveys indicate higher levels of spending this year for valentine's day. the national retail federation predicts average person will spend $116 on valentine's day. that is up by 11% from last year. total holiday spending will reach $16 billion nation-wide. that increase in spending is being seen at fedex.

this is fedex headquarters in oakland yesterday. employees busy sorting through packages of chocolate-covered berries. >> you know, last year it was softer with the economy, but now this is a little bit heavier. it kind of shows the economy is starting to recover a little bit. so we're happy about that. >> fedex expects to ship an additional 60 to 70,000 packages locally through tomorrow. a group of women are touring san francisco today. the tragic event that brought them altogether. you're taking a live look outside as traffic is moving smoothly this sunday morning.

good morning to you. live look at the marina this morning. just a little bit of fog. pleasant day in store before storm door opens tomorrow. 14 people have become the latest casualty in mexico's ongoing drug war. eight people were killed in a gun battle between police and criminals in monterey, also. it is the latest in deadly violence. close to 40,000 people have died in drug-trafficking related violence there in the last five years. this morning we learn the death toll in a suicide bombing has risen to 36 people.

it happened 60 miles north of baghdad. the bomber blew himself up on a bus. another 64 people were also injured in that attack. the wives of men lost at war are coming together today to enjoy the sights of san francisco. the women are arriving from all over the country for a weekend in the bay area. their husbands were killed during the wars in iraq and afghanistan and are members of the american widow project, a non-profit group started by karen davis who became a widow at 21 years old. davis says she started the group to help herself and other women find on outlet for their grief. >> this will always be the pivotal moment in their moment that changed everything. >> the youngest widow on the retreat is 20 years old and the oldest is in 41. these retreats are held across

the country. everything is paid for with donation. today the women will go on the chinatown tour. valentine's day weddings at some clerk's offices in bay area should be more hectic than usual. same-sex couples are being urged to request rallies on monday. rallies are in san francisco and san jose. federal courts will decide on the legality of proposition 8 which bans same-sex marriage. hiv awareness is being raised today. free condoms are being offered in san francisco. you can go to the out of the closet thrift store orb tender loin health this afternoon. oscar grant is looking to change the lives of young men

living in oakland. cephus johnson walked the streets of oakland trying to pull young men into offices to apply for jobs. it was the kick-off of the oscar grant foundation. it is to empower the young to let them know that they have options. >> we have to get to the heart and soul of the community. by going through this process, there is a beginning of an empowerment within themselves that opportunities will begin to open up. >> johnson says he plans on holding more of these events in oakland's most violent neighborhoods. well the family of oscar grant work to bridge the gap between police and the community here, protestors in seattle are demanding a police officer face criminal charges in a case they say is similar to grant's. former seattle police officer ian burke is awaiting trial for shooting and killing a man holding a knife on a street corner. burke was stripped of his gun and badge after the police

department found the shooting to be unjustified. protestors don't think that is punishment enough. >> there is an epidemic of police brutality in this city, and his country and frankly around the world. >> the justice department is starting a preliminary investigation. boston man is being credited for a good deed. he turned in $2,000 he found on the street. he discovered the money inside a bag earlier this week while walking down the street. the bag just happened to be across the way from a police station. so he turned it over to officers. police were able to identify the bag's owners because of a bank receipt found inside. it turns out the money belonged to a gas station employee. the man said he is happy he could help. >> i live in east boston. someone who livesnearby. i knew if i dropped it, i would

want someone to turn it in. >> he turned down a reward but he did add that he would accept a free lunch from that gas station employee. time is 7:50. up next the investigation into a party at the playboy mansion after dozens of people became sick. prelude of a stormy week to come. give you a live look of what is going on outside our doors. we'll tell you when that first rain will hit.

a former runningback with the oakland raters a free man after spending time in jail. michael bush was arrested earlier yesterday in indiana. he was released later in the afternoon. 26-year-old spent last year with the raiders but was due to come to a career agent.

this morning an investigation is under way after 100 people complained of feeling sick after a party at playboy mansion. los angeles health county officials are looking into respiratory illness with symptoms that include fever, headaches and back spasms. those affected were attending the fundraiser at the mansion that followed an internet conference at the nearby fairmont hotel. the officials from the playboy mansion say they're cooperating with the investigation. hollywood's awards this evening with the 53rd annual grammy awards. wrap mer enimem leads the pack with 10 nominations including album of the year. he is followed by lady gaga and jay-z and lady ante bellum. there is a tribute to aretha franklin. two safety violations are issued against the broadway muse

sal spider man. the department of labor issue san diego the violations because of injuries to cast members. they will start making surprise inspections. after being delayed four times the show is expected to open march 15. it is a beautiful weekend but your workweek looking wet. the rain may start falling tomorrow. >> give yourself extra time tomorrow. the roads may be wet as we start our monday morning drive. there you go. heavenly, look at that gorgeous view. one more dry day expected in heavenly. we're looking at three to four feet of new snow over the sierras over the course of the week and that is some great news: there is a high wind watch expected. talk about our forecast here. you notice the clouds beginning to roll in, in the overnight hours. it is tomorrow morning between 5:00 and 7:00. if this model holds correct,

we'll see light rainfall half-inch expected for the north bay. south bay will receive less. on monday, tuesday, wednesday, more to come. in addition, we'll be chilly as we move through the midweek. system dropping out of the gulf of alaska. low 50s by wednesday. it will be struggling to get to 50 on thursday. snow levels could drop down 2500 feet. back to you. thanks, rosemary. the end of the window for the annual surf contest is approaching. the window closes february 28th for the contest off the coast of half moon bay. officials say the swells have been very small so far. they blame the la nina pattern. looks like a group of traveling killer whales are taking a liking to the waters outside of the san francisco bay for the second time in a week.

a pod of orcas were seen by the golden gate bridge. we told you earlier this week the group was seen swimming in that same area on wednesday. captain tom berno of san francisco whale tours, he said the orcas are the same. couples set part in an underwatery vent this weekend and five of them came up married. they're taking part in underwater wedding in malaysia. they signed their marriage licenses underwater. each of the unconventional weddings took about 15 minutes. we follow the latest developments from egypt. important artifacts, they say, are missing after weeks of unrest. banning plastic bags, the bay area city that could be the next to do just that.

san francisco's sit-lie ordinance is still not being enforced. overnight developments from egypt, the timetable military leaders are given this morning on how long they will rule the

country. caltrans first public meeting is held at the agency. it looks to raise fares and cut service. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu mornings on 2. good morning, everyone, welcome to mornings on 2. >> it is sunday, february 13th. start off with quick check of the weather with meteorologist rosemary orozco. >> subtle changes this morning, bigger changes expected in the overnight hours. rain as early as tomorrow morning. we're dealing with a little bit of patchy fog today. not as dry as yesterday. the clouds hanging over the coast this morning in some areas. patchy in nature. san francisco, san jose, oakland, reporting some cooler noons. we'll fall below the seasonal average. the storm approaches and we'll be cold and wet and breezy at times for next week. we will outline that for you coming up. we start the morning with

news of egypt and several new overnight developments. we now have a timetable from egypt's military. military leaders just announced within the last two hours they plan on ruling the country for the next six months or until elections can take place. the military dissolved parliament and suspended the country's constitution. those were two key demands of the protestors. military answer announced this morning it will follow all international treaties signed by former president hosni mubarak. that includes the peace treaty with israel. this comes two days after the president resigned from office. also from egypt this morning officials with the egyptian museum say looters escaped with several items including two gilded wooden statues of king tut. several people are ted to be in custody for the looting.

newly released federal report say taunting was the reason for a tiger mauling three years ago. three boys taunted the tiger and that was the main reason for the attack that killed a 17-year-old and injured two others. this report vind di indicates the zoo, they say. the families of the victims say the zoo was not up to code. >> the claw marks deep into the cement, that is a sign of how enraged 93 made that poor animal. >> the wall wasn't the proper height. >> the tiger exhibit has been redesigned with higher walls to prevent another escape. the court has settled out of court for an undisclosed amount of money. eight people were sprayed with pepper spray including two

children. it happened 6:00 at the muni metro station near market street. someone sprayed pepper spray near the turnstyles. no arrests have been made. it was approved in november but has yet to be enforced. the sit-lie ordinance has yet to be enforced. >> the sit-lie ordinance restricts people from sitting or laying down on city sidewalks between 7:00 a.m. and 11:00 p.m. right now we are in the city's haiglt-ashbury neighborhood. at this point there is just people walking to and from some of the coffee shops out here. the frustration that led to the creation of the sit-lie ordinance started here after a lot of businesses and residents started to complain. sit-lie was approved by voters in november but as people have observed and we saw for ourselves this morning, the new law is not being enforced.

the san francisco chronicle say the training needs to be done to enforce the law. it is hard to keep track of people already warned and cited for violating the ordinance. anyone found sitting and lying can be cited and face maximum fine of $500 and 30 days in jail. we talked to a san francisco man this morning who told us he has been living on the streets for the past six years. he thinks the sit-lie ordinance is unfair but he says he understands the frustration behind it. >> they sit out on the lawn, they sit outside, they come out their house and sit on the curb in front of the house, you know? they don't say nothing to those people. >> i think they should start enforcing it and see what happens, and maybe it will make things a little better around

here. >> i also spoke to a cafe manager and he said he is conflicted about the ordinance. he said some of the people who congregate front of his building mind their own business and don't panhandling. the sit-lie has its opponents. some supervisors initially voted against it. we're trying to talk to one of those supervisors and get their reaction. live in san francisco, ktvu, channel 2 news. new information this morning on a man found slain inside his san francisco apartment. neighbors identified him as 64-year-old jack baker, an artist and macy's display designer. he was found inside his bush street apartment friday. a neighbor became concerned when his dog started scratching on baker's apartment. they're asking anyone with information to come forward and call the police. body pulled from a patterson canal could be that of the man

suspected of kidnapping 4-year-old july anna cardenas. jose rodriguez was speculated of stealing the boy. she was the ex-boyfriend of the boy's mother. the authorities found the body in the delta-mendota canal. the mother had a message for the mother of the suspected killer. >> i want to let jose's mom know that i feel her pain because i know what it is like to lose a son. >> the body's physical characteristics matched that of rodriguez but they are still waiting for a positive id of the body. an autopsy is scheduled for tuesday. caltrans considers declaring a fiscal emergency. transit agency is facing a $30 million budget deficit. they are considering eliminating up to 16 of its 32 stations.

fares could increase by 25 cents and all non-commuter train service could be eliminated including weekends and special events service. four meetings will be held before the march 3 board meeting where they could declare this emergency. the first meeting is tomorrow in san jose at 7:00 at council chambers of city hall. days could be numbered for b.a.r.t.'s general manager. in a closed door meeting last week the board voted 5-4 to ask for her resignation. the vote was later rescinded because no public notice was given and that is required by law. last week's vote stems from the oscar grant shooting in 2009. the grant family said this is something they wanted since that shooting. >> it was always because of my belief because of her failure to react, even many working for her, didn't look at that in a

very respectful way. >> i announced on friday -- >> reporter: last year b.a.r.t. enjoyed a fair hikes. she's the first female general manager and she has been gm since 2007. daily city may be next on the area of bay area cities to ban plastic bags. the ordinance would prohibit all single use plastic bags from stores 10,000 square feet or more. 26 california cities have banned the bags including san francisco and san jose. the wmca chinese new year race is under way. it started at the top of the hour. this year organizers are taking extra precautions. safety guidelines are being closely examined, double-checked and made available so all participants. this came after last year's sudden death at the finish line

at a half mar ran ra thon race at golden gate race. the race began at sacramento and grant street at the chinatown wmca. it is under way now and will finish at kearny street at sacramento and clay. it is mostly flat. good morning to you. starting out with a live look at walnut creek. you see partly cloudy skies. haze out there. on-shore flow working its way back into the weather pattern. because of it we deal with little bit of cloud cover. patchy fog in and around san francisco. and oakland, as well as san jose has cloud cover. dealing with fog. 47 in san francisco. satellite view, with changes to come. here they are. the specific storm you can see here in the last 12 hours beginning to move over northern california, that ridge, again,

being displaced by this system. but it is the system dropping out of the gulf of alaska that will bring us the cold, and significant weather expected by midweek. rain expected as early as tomorrow and more to come by tuesday and wednesday. the on-shore flow is again returning and we will be with scattered clouds for today. high clouds in the afternoon. the ones that usually prelude the storm to come by tomorrow. last dry day. get out and joy it. by tomorrow this system begins to move through and we will be unsettled for most of the week. temperatures begin to fall as early as today but we will be right about where we shall be for this time of year. notice cloud cover especially over the bay. high clouds rolling in the afternoon. this evening, clouds are back and the rain expected in overnight hours, by 5:00, 7:00, tomorrow morning, we should see rain and it will be widespread

later on. 64 in santa rosa. 62 for vallejo. 62 in hayward. coast cooler. 60 in san francisco today. 59 in pacifica. five-day forecast here, we are looking at an enjoyable day. pleasant. not as warm as we've seen but still looking good. tomorrow warmer as we start the day. it will be wet and breezy. it won't feel as nice. 59 is all we get for the second half of the afternoon. dropping in the low 50s by wednesday and thursday. coming up in just a few moments, we'll talk about how much rain we expect out of this first storm rolling through on monday. we look forward to it. a pod of orcas have been spotted by the golden gate bridge. we told you earlier this week, there was orcas swimming near

the golden gate bridge. the pod was seen a couple days ago in the waters near monterey. it is believed they are headed back north where they are usually found. president obama will release his new budget plan tomorrow, and it is calling for some deep cuts. what the president is targeting in his new budget plan. and the one project he wants more money for that could help out california. the san francisco parks department is helping to make golden gate park greener. look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza. several events in san francisco today could cause traffic delays in the city, including a race in chinatown that is under way. and a shooting of a movie in downtown.

a live look at downtown oakland. waking up with mostly gray skies, at least at the moment. 66 degrees and light breeze. at least 20 homes have been damaged or destroyed in a huge fire on a washington state indian reservation. the flames started in one house in white swan early yesterday afternoon but then spread thanks to 40 mile-per-hour winds. the fire is under control this morning but thousand of logs at one of the reservation's mills can be burning. two firefighters were treated for minor injuries. a new york community is remember the victims of a deadly plane crash. community members gathered with victims' families and first responders at the site of the

2009 crash in clarence center. 50 people were killed on february 12th when continental airlines flight 3407 crashed into a home. families who lost loved ones in the crash have crusaded for stricter airline safety standards. an investigation is under way after dozens of people became sick after a party at the playboy mansion. it started at an internet convention. los angeles health officials say people complained of respiratory illness with symptoms of fever, headaches and back spasms. officials from the playboy mansion and the hotel say they're cooperating with the investigation. president obama will release his new federal budget plan tomorrow but republicans are already making their feelings very clear. the president gave a preview of the budget plan yesterday during this weekly on-line video address. he said the new plan asked washington to live within its means while investing in the future at the same time.

the republicans have already attacked the president's plan saying it does not cut spending enough. among the highlights of the president's budget is a five-year freeze on domestic spending for u.s. agencies. also a $78 billion reduction in defense spending. however, the president's budget does call for $53 billion for high-speed rail projects around the country including california. another major target in president obama's budget will be aid for college students. a white house official announced this morning the president will seek to cut over $100 billion over the next ten years for pell grants. it would be seen as capping award limit for students at $5500. school leaders along with parents spent part of their weekend trying to figure out a plan of action for city schools. several dozen people showed up yesterday to learn about the district's five year strategic plan. it includes several components including safety.

>> i'm working on a major federal grant to get more police officers assigned on and around school campuses, particularly in east oakland, to keep the schools safer. >> saturday's meaning was the second in a series of meetings dedicated to the five-year plan that calls for every school of oakland to offer activities and services that go beyond the normal classroom experience. 8:17. the three-day meeting bringing together republican activists with presidential candidates is over in the nation's capital. the action committee wrapped up its conference yesterday. more than 10,000 people participated this year. they heard from several potential candidates in next year's election including mississippi governor haley barber. >> we can't put america on the right track until we elect a republican president in 2012 and a republican senate to join the republican house in enacting

those crucial policies. >> texas congressman ron paul came out as the winner of the straw pole. a contest as many see as the opening bell for the next year's republican primary. paul ran for the nomination for president in 2008. the texas congressman received 30% of the votes yesterday followed by former massachusetts governor mitt governor with 33%. new jersey governor chris christie received 6%. newt gingrich won 5%. tim pawlenty and michelle bachman, had 4%. two people who didn't take part, sarah palin received 3% and arkansas governor, mike huckabee got 3%. recycling will be easier in one of san francisco's greenest spaces. a new report says that san francisco's recreation and parks department plans on launching a

new recycling project at golden gate park this spring. the project will reportedly include 22 recycling cans placed at pour plar spots. if this program is a success it could expand to cover all of golden gate park and perhaps other city parks, as well. people in redwood city are dealing with dirty streets as they deal with a new garbage company. new garbage pickup days coincide with street sweeping in some operators. that means operators have to drive around the garbage bins preventing them from thoroughly cleaning the streets. they're working on the problem and hope to have a solution by the summer. this weekend the streets of san francisco are getting some extra attention. it is part of the street smarts program run by the department of public works. every month clean team volunteers visit everyone of the city's 11 districts and people in those neighborhoods point out the spots that need the most

work. the program uses local artist to make up city walls targeted by graffiti. >> if we paint murals, they will be more respected. >> i want to make it look like there is a dragon busting in and out of the wall. like a dragon chasing a ball. there will be a ball at the bottom. >> and there are three murals being worked on this weekend. the supplies are donated by local businesses. this weekend's work focussed on cleaning up the city before next week's chinese new year's parade. broadway musical is delayed again, the problems plaguing spider-man. cool outside, our doors this morning, we have a mild afternoon in store giving you a look at patchy fog and gray skies out there. what you can expect for today and the stormy weather expected for next week, coming up.

special prosecutors office is set ip for he media and culture offenses. many supported widespread protest in election in 2009. they say it was marred by massive fraud. many bloggers and film-makers. six people died when gunmen

opened fire in guadalajara yesterday. it is located in a district popular with young people. and there was another gun battle with people in monterey. in new york city one man is in police custody this morning after being accused of a deadly rampage. police say the 23-year-old man killed four people across the city over a 28-hour period. three of the dead were stabbed and a fourth was a pedestrian hit by a stolen car. no word this morning on what motivated those attacks. two safety violations were issued against the musical spider-man. they were issued after numerous injuries to cast members. no fines have been imposed yet but officials say they will start making surprise inspections after being delayed four times. the show is now expected to open

on march 15th. hollywood awards season continues tonight with the 53rd annual grammy awards. ♪ >> this year rapper enimem leads the pack with 10 nominations including album of the year. he follows closely by lady gaga and jay-z and lady antebellum. there will be a tribute to aretha franklin. the kings speech has 14 british academy film award nominations including best picture and best actor. it faces competition from black swan and facebook founding drama the social network. this is a strong indicator of success at the academy awards. the workweek will be a wet one but, rosemary, will the heavy stuff come down tomorrow or later in the week. >> this first round will bring us a half-inch or so.

we'll tell you where we expect to get most of that rain. tuesday and wednesday looks to be more significant when it come to the weather and it will be cold. give you a live look, dealing with low cloud cover. on-shore flow is back and bringing us some fog as well as clouds. we'll be with the high clouds for the after noon. we may see some rain in around santa rosa, and san rafael, was as well. by the morning most of us will see this. santa rosa and san rafael, looking to get the most rain. even about half-inch or so, in santa rose. 3/10, close to 2/10 in oakland. as we just talked about, more rain on the way by tuesday and wednesday. storm dropping out of the gulf of alaska will in addition to bring us rain, lower our snow levels and bring us some cold

temperatures. look at that, a big drop. we'll be struggling. low 50s in wednesday as well as thursday and unsettled for most of the week. >> thanks, rosemary. taking a cue from jerry brown. plus a giant pillow fight in the bay area where the feathers will be flying and who will be cleaning it up.

delay continues this morning over the enforcement of san francisco's voter approved sit-lie ordinance. good morning and welcome back. >> that delay involves the training of san francisco police

officers on how to specifically deal with the new law. ktvu joining us from the haight-ashbury neighborhood. >> the law restricts people from sitting down on the city sidewalks. business owners and residents have complained about people congregating in front of their businesses and in some cases panhandling aggressively. the frustration led to the recration of the sit-lie ordinance that was approved by san francisco voters back in november. now the san francisco chronicle is reporting this morning that police say it could take a few weeks for them to finish training. the way the law works is after an initial warning anyone found sitting and lying can be cited for a second time and face a maximum fine of $500 and 30 days

in jail. one of the issues police are trying to work out is to try to keep track of who they already cited and warned. we talked to a san francisco man this morning who said he was living on the streets for the past six years. he thinks the sit-lie ordinance is unfair but understands the frustration behind it. >> the problem comes from people panhandling, being aggressive with it, and when people say no, they continue to do it, you know? so people get tired of that. >> i think they should start enforcing it and see what happens. and maybe it will make things a little better around here. >> now that cafe manager we spoke to said he is conflicted about the ordinance because he says some of the people who hang out in front of his building are just minding their own business and don't pan handle aggressively. along with this enforcement delay, there will be other hurdles for the sit-lie

ordinance in the future from members of san francisco's coalition for the homeless have said they are working on a legal challenge to the new law. we also have news from egypt and several new overnight developments. we now have a timetable from egypt's military leaders. within the last few hours they said they plan on ruling the country for the next six months or until elects can take place. the military dissolved parliament and suspended the country's constitution. they were two key demands of pro sesters. the military said it will follow all treaties signed by president mubarak and that includes peace treaty with israel. this comes two days after president mubarak's resignation.

the system of cleanup is being followed. some egyptians said the cleanup is symbolic of a fresh start for the country. celebrations over former president's mubarak's downfall is on the golden gate bridge. code pink is organizing a march. people should meet on the southeast side at 11:45 this morning. people are being asked to wear red, black and white and bring signs that say "solidarity with egypt." it comes after a celebration in san francisco's civic center. about 100 people took part. all of them say they are hopeful about what is to come for egypt. >> for egypt the days ahead must bring a new focus towards achieving human rights protect for all. >> corruption in everything. corruption in education. corruption in economy.

now that is done. now we start a new era. >> participants in yesterday's rally took time out to honor the 300 people killed during the demonstrations over the last three weeks. this morning the man wanted for question's after a deadly police shooting in vallejo is in jail. they found reginald jackson yesterday in north vallejo. he is there facing assault charges. jackson was riding in a car friday night and got out of the car just before drivers led officers on a chase. his identity has not been released. a man is also in jail this morning accused of killing his girlfriend. police tell us he confessed to killing his girlfriend. he was arrested friday night for parole violation but then hours later they found the girlfriend's body in the couple's home. police are trying to figure out the moat and cause of death.

highway patrol is investigating a fatal crash in walnut creek. a car facing the wrong way. the driver crashed into a brick sound barrier near the on-ramp to southbound 680. the driver was taken to a conquered hospital and later died. no one else was injured. san francisco police are looking for a man suspected of rape in the city's haze valley neighborhood. police were called to market street in octave via. the police describe the man as 22 years old. gray button-down shirt and blue hat. the man also have a cat tattoo on his left forearm. anyone with information on this case is asked to call the san francisco police department. same-sex couples are being encouraged to head to clerk's offices and request marriage licenses on valentine's day val tomorrow. rallies are planned in san

francisco and san jose. clerks are prohibited from issuing reasonses to same-sex couples while -- issuing licenses to same-sex couples. plans to allow same-sex civil unions are being celebrated in churches and places of worship in uk. the democrat equality minister will soon outline plans to lift the current ban. britain legalized gay partnerships six years ago but specified the ceremonies cannot contain any religious element. the aids healthcare foundation hopes to raise hiv awareness today. they're offering free testing and and condoms this afternoon. . california's open primary system gets its first test this

week. voters approved the system last june. that forwards the top two vote-getters on to the general election ballot, regardless of party affiliation. political analysts say it will force candidates to appeal 0 to a broader constituency. tuesday special elections are scheduled. two supervisors are following the lead of governor jerry brown by hanging up their county cell phones. they gave up their cell phones as a gesture of cost-cutting leadership. this comes after they asked county managers to put together a plan to reduce the county's use of electron numbers. they say if other employees were being asked to give up their phones, then they should do the same. governor brown said he was going to give up his state-issued cell phone up. the carnival cruise ship splendor will be leaving san francisco. the ship spent the weekend loading up on supplies. tomorrow it will head down to the port of los angeles.

the ship has been insan francisco since being towed here in january for repairs. in november an engine fire damaged the ship and left all 4500 people on board stranded off the coast of san diego for three days. the end of the window for the annual surf contest in maverick is approaching. the window closes february 28th for the contest off the coast of half moon bay. officials say the swells have been pretty small. they're blaming the weather pattern. the small waves kept the contest from happening in 2007 and 2009. good morning to you from many of us noticeable changes outside your door this morning. live look at san francisco where we see the sunshine but low clouds hanging overhead in some cases and dense fog reported in some of our bay area valleys. we'll be dry and mild.

partly cloudy skies. partly cloudy and fog. we're going to be cooler this afternoon. our temperatures will drop back to near normal for this time of year. our highs expected for today low and mid-60s. your satellite view for you here, seeing changes in on-shore flow. you see clouds rolling over the bay area this morning. and this system, this ridge that has been in place, keeping the storm track well to the north, you can see we're seeing cloud and activity over areas right around northern california. eureka and farther to the north, this high pressure will push off to the east and that will open the door for rain as we move through the week ahead. the first storm expected to move in by early tomorrow morning. in fact in the overnight hours we may see some. your forecast showing you here right about this 9:00 this evening we'll see widespread clouds in many cases the north bay. moisture by 5:00 tomorrow morning. already seeing light rainfall and 8:00 it becomes more

widespread. we will watch this drop out of the gulf of alaska. and as it does it will continue to bring us rain into tuesday and wednesday. it will lower our temperatures. low snow levels by wednesday and thursday. talk about how low, coming up in a bit. temperatures outside the door this morning it is freezing in santa rosa as well as napa. relative humidity up. visibility down to quarter mile. 48 in san francisco at this hour and your widespread highs looking at low 60s. napa 63. 63 in oakland. 63 in san mateo. five-day forecast we're looking at the rain moving in as early as tomorrow morning and by the afternoon the showers will continue. notice as we start the morning not as cold but the afternoon will be cool and soggy. more on those snow levels falling, coming up in just a

little bit. thanks, rosemary. time is 8:41. the feathers will be flying in san jose. people are expected to gather for a giant pillow fight at the plaza at noon. the location was announced after midnight on twitter and facebook. organizers say they did that because they wanted people not to stash extra pillows in the area. they are asking people to participate to bring garbage bags to clean up the mess. go to ktvu.com and quick on web links to find out more. controversial proposal to honor the leader of the kkk who is behind the plan, and what has to happen before it actually goes into effect.

welcome back. live look there, closeup view at a rowing crew. sitting under gray skies. >> police in san diego are trying to figure out what led a taxi driver to crash into a crowd of people outside a busy nightclub. it happened early yesterday morning in the gas landis strict. at least 25 people were injured

including one woman who had to get her leg amputated. the taxi cab driver was not injured but suffered a broken nose after people in the crowd started beating him up. alcohol was not involved and say it is possible that the taxi driver may have fallen asleep at the wheel. 8:45 a runningback with ties to the oakland raiders has been arrested for drink driving. indiana state troopers arrested michael bush in jeffersonville. the 26-year-old spent last year with the raiders but was due to become a free agent. he was released from jail yesterday. he had career-highs last year. alabama family has a big business going. it involves buying your lost luggage and then selling whatever is inside. elizabeth swroins us from atlanta with more on some of the items for sale. elizabeth? >> that's right, mike, i mean this family business is incredibly unique. it has been around 40 years.

it is in northern alabama. if you wonder where your lost luggage went , it scab in scotsborrow. what is good about this business, is where the goods came from. >> reporter: call it the land of lost luggage. the final stuff for orphan suitcases crammed full of stuff that airline passengers never see again. >> airlines have to spend 90 days trying to reunite bags with their owners. the bags that never make it back to their owners have been enough to keep unclaimed baggage fully stocked for 40 years. >> you never know what is going to come in here. >> from wet suits to business suits, and rows of ipods. 20,000 lost goods come up here. >> i came up on bargains that if it came up retail -- >> every shoppers dream come

true. >> you find amazing deals. >> you might get a designer purse for near about nothing, or a leather jacket for $7. i mean, you just don't know what you're going to get. >> a tourism magnet that helped other businesses stay afloat during a long hard-hitting recession. >> they're a wonderful tourism partner for us in jackson county because they have a million visitors every year. >> and that million visitors truly helped scots borough. restaurants are packed and hotels are packed. elizabeth, i have to ask you, i saw that one lady in your story buying a wallet. what other items are for sale that that store? >> you can get anything you could want. i will admit a colleague of mine got a brand new ipad. we got some burberry items. anything from wet suits to golf

clubs to baby strollers. it was unfathomable. 40,000-square-foot warehouse. anything you could want. but the electronics are one of the most popular items. if you always wanted that ipad but didn't want to pay full price, it is a place to get it. >> elizabeth reporting for us live from atlanta. los angeles area catholic priest has been removed from the priesthood. 74-year-old reverend admitted to having sexual relationship with a high schooler 40 years ago. the priest resigned amid the controversy. proposed plan to honor a member of the kkk is receiving mixed reaction. historian believes forest was the first grand wizard of the

kkk and the naacp issuing a statement condemning the plan saying it will be immoral and uns constitutional to honor a kkk leader. >> lot of other states,'s mississippi is being behind, why should we give them another instance saying they should be behind. >> it must be approved by the state legislature and signed by the governor. a policeman is being hailed a hero. a 63-year-old man drove into a power pole cawing the car to explode into flames. >> once i busted open the sunroof i got a lot of smoke in my face. i started inhaling some of it myself. fortunately i was able to yank him out of the car and get him out of that as quickly as possible. >> the 63-year-old driver suffered only minor injuries. he told the florida highway patrol he was swerving to avoid hitting another car. a vallejo man is in critical

condition after a similar rescue. firefighters got a report of a person trapped inside a trailer on tire on lincoln road east just before noontime yesterday. two firefighters found 58-year-old robert herwot unconscious on the floor and took him to safety. he was taken to the st. francis burn center in san francisco. a boston man is credited for a good deed. he turned in $2,000 he found. >> it was probably someone who lived nearby. i knew if i dropped it i would want someone to turn it in. >> he discovered the bag of money this week. it was across the way from a police station. so he turned it over to the officers. police were able to identify the bag's owner because of a bank receipt found inside of it. the money belonged to a gas station employee. >> good man. all right. straight ahead, a soda can controversy. why the shape of the can is causing some to say it

reinforces dangerous stereo types. reman's in the digital age. how your smartphone can help you find love. we'll look at your dayplanner, plus outline that winter wet weather, coming up.

a new soda can is creating controversy this morning.

diet pepsi introduced a new skinny can during nshg fashion week. pepsi said their can was made in celebration of beautiful, confident women. but some krit 6 say it reinforces dangerous stereotypes about women and body image. the can is going to be sold nationwide beginning next month. love is in the air as we get closer to valentine's day. it is sometimes facilitated by your smartphone. there is an app compatible with any need or desire. you can skip the card shop and send instant greetings from your iphone with aps like bill a card or voice valentines. >> both of these allow you to send a valentine from 81 user to another either in text image based or voice recording and you can also share these things via facebook and twitter, or personal e-mail. >> the aps can help you find last-minute purchases like

flowers and candy and major on-line dating sites like ok-cupid and match.com. couple were tied together in mail lash couples got married underwater in malaysia. each wedding took place in 15 minutes. 14 couples in thailand are trying to break the world record this morning for the longest continuous kiss. it is expected to finish tomorrow, but one couple is already out but one couple is out because one fainted. start thinking about baseball. giants pitchers and catchers report to scottsdale tomorrow for the start of spring training. position players are due in on

friday and first full squad work out is next saturday. they added miguel tejada. giants first spring training game slated for february 25th. oakland a's pitchers and catchers report to phoenix on tuesday. the team is looking to place better than its second place finish in the american league west. in the off season a's added hideki matsui. starting pitcher rich hartig is back. the final round at&t pebble beach pro-am is under way. bill murray's tee shot on par 3. murray and his pro partner is

one shot back. matt payne is back one. the weather has been absolutely amazing there. with that check in with rosemary very quick for one last check. >> by noontime mid-50s and afternoon high sliding back to seasonal average. low 60s for your afternoon. rain as early as tomorrow. wednesday into thursday are chilly. snow down to 2500 feet. get the umbrellas ready. you'll need it. have a great day. we'll continue to follow all your bigger stories on the web. brap

>> i'm chris wallace and this is "fox news sunday." the battle of the budget. republicans versus democrats and within the gop. how much is congress willing to cut government spending? we'll talk with the chairman of the house budget committee, congressman paul ryan. then, gop 2012 presidential hopefuls make their pitch to the conservative it faithful. which candidate has the winning