police are concerned there may also be even more victims. as san francisco students got out of class for the day they had seemingly not a care in the world. the same cannot be said for some parents. >> that they should talk to hair chinese new -- their children if they believe this was their bus driver. >> reporter: the school believes a school bus driver named roberto marty is accused of molesting two children. he reportedly drove routs all over the city. >> we will provide a picture of this bus driver to the public so they can help identify new

victims. >> reporter: we met naomi tripey and young son. >> bad things happen, it's terrible. >> reporter: they're not surprised because many disabled people are victimized. >> i feel awful for the children and the family. you know that have to go through that. >> reporter: first student bus company officials in ohio told me tonight that marty passed the criminal background check and that the company is shocked by the allegations. in san francisco, i'm john sasaki. >> reporter: now to the south bay where police are looking for the hit-and-run driver who fatally struck an elderly man in sunny vale. benjamin lynne was hit and the vehicle ran. a motorcyclists was struck

and killed tonight in east oakland. this crash happened at about 5:30 tonight on 98 avenue and olive street. it appears the motorcyclists was speeding when he was hit by the driver of a small white sedan. the identitity of the motorcyclists has not been released. police say the driver of the sedan was not hurt. a historic inauguration tonight san francisco style. george gascon took an oath of office and initially began the first latino elect -- and became the first latino elected district attorney. >> i love this place. >> reporter: george gascon and wife no carrierringringconnect 0

. ... park officials say the dog was with the dog walker. the dog's owner has been tried. we tried to locate him at the san fransisco address given on the citation according to the incident report zong was carrying for five dogs but only two released. other peopleç are concerned tht this will cause more areas to be offlimit to the dogs. >> it's not the dogs but the owners that are the problem and i don't know what you do about it. >> reporter: the paddock sensing was upgrade the in 2007 and the service areases aresenvated last fall for the arrival of the new cat.

. a san jose nurse facing murder charges made her first court appearance today. 40-year-old segal sidiq is accused of killing her mother with a machete. the arraignment is to be postponed to allow more time to review the case. she will plead not guilty. >> it is a case where you have a woman charged, as i say, a very heinous crime. she deserves allç the legal protections we have here in the united states. >> the mercury news is reported that her partner had ended their relationship. sidiq is back in court in two weeks. a shooting in oakland last night turned out to be first homicide of the year. the victim was found on east 25th street before 9 last night with several gunshot wounds. he later died at the hospital.

one neighbor told ktvu she herd three gunshots. police say they do not have any suspects. the man arrested after a wild chase with san jose police on tuesday is charged with 13 counts including attempted murder. he's being held without bail. during the case gonzalez used an suv he had carjacked to ram four police cars. one police officer was hospitalized and has since been released.ç the job market is showing more signs of improvement. the labor department reports 372,000 people filed for unemployment benefits at end of the year. that's dropped by 13,000. the unemployment rate for december should come out sometime tomorrow. on wall street today, the dow closed down two points but the nasdaq was up 21 points.

governor jerry brown unveiled a new budget today and while the deficit is smaller this year than last deep cuts are made if voters reject his call to race taxes. >> it's not a fortunate telling budget. >> governor jerry brown says hiç plan to eliminate the state's deficit depends on you. as a vote are and a taxpayer. >> because we're going to assume that we're going to get the temporary income tax and the temporary sales tax we have to put in trigger cuts, otherwise the budget would not be balanced. in other words, if voters don't approve a one half per cent sales tax increase and a tax increase on the rich deep deep cuts will have to be made. >> the schools, the courts, the university, and there's some state public safety services. >> so is the governor playing

politics? >> jerry brown knows that taxpayers are not going to be happy about raising taxes next year unless there are consequences tied with rejecting the taxes. >> and taxpayer watch dogs say the public will see through theç increases. >> we have heard these arguments before the california voters haven't bought it in the last eight years and i doubt they're going to buy it now. >> but even the governor admits it's not a perfect budget or timing. >> we don't have clairevoyance. >> the governor having a laugh that it was released five days early as it was posted on line. more details now on the budget unveiled today by the

governor. it contains $4.2 billion in cuts with health and human services taking the biggest hit. 946 million would be sliced from cal works. the health careç program faces cuts as well. the technical glitch mistakenly posted the budget to public website today. if you're one of the hundreds of millions of people who use facebook a word of warning tonight. a security company says some 45,000 facebook accounts have been hacked and infected with a worm. most of the compromised account are in great britain and france. the worm is called ramnet and it works by stealing the names and pass words of users. >> they want to get into your account so everyone who trusts you trusts them automatically. that way they can then spread

their malware to those people. >> facebook is asking users to report any suspicious activity. tenderloin today it had close. they help residents who are at risk or have hiv or a.i.d.s.. it's located on golden gate avenue in the tenderloin neighborhood and has been around since 1990. operators say the recent loss of half a million dollars in federal funding is forcing them to close. those who rely on the agency will be turned over to new providers. the city's health department is working to find jobs for the staff . we have light winds off-shore right now. we talked about the building swell. the forecast for tomorrow, a lot like what we saw today. sunset this evening a little patchy fog towards half moon bay, valley fog tomorrow morning. tease are the highs from today. 70 in santa rosa. 75 in vallejo, that looks like a

forecast panel for maybe march. but it's january. we're not expecting temperatures like these. ar. overnight lows not that cold. valley fog back in the forecast as we head into your forecast. we'll go right to the five-day forecast, looking for rain in your bay area weekend, and talk about the large surf headed to our coast. see you back in a little bit. $12 million has been secured in pledges as promised. the america's cup could bring as much as $1 billion to the city's economy. at & t switches on its 4g network. why many wireless users won't notice. they were locked out so they unhinged the doors. the demands they made after that. a break on parking.

why the solution requires more than just lower rates.

. a little more than an hour ago police removed a tent from outside oakland city hall. protesters laid it out earlier but didn't set it up. security guards called police and officers removed it. the last few weeks have been calm when it comes to occupy oakland protesters but there have been squirmishes in the past several hours involving police and the protesters. what the demands are and how the city is responding. >> move city hall! >> reporter: officersç forced e open doors shut. protesters tried unhinging the doors, vandalizing with a pyre of pliers atepting to get inside. city officials agreed to meet

with three of the occupy supporters. including this woman. >> we have due big demands. one is the immediate release of all the political prisoners. second demand is end of police harassment of people exercising first amendment rights. >> reporter: we were not allowed to accompany the people inside for the discussion after last night's late night arrest of 12 protesters. oakland police say demonstrators tried to stop an officer from pulling down a teepee. >> it's not good for the attitude and social climate in the city. >>ç reporter: it appears the to city representatives and the mayor's chief of staff tried to find a way to hear the protest. the protesters say they're negotiating for the release of those arrested last night. >> the city has not behaved in

that trustworthy way and i believe that was heard. >> reporter: protesters must apply for a permit to keep anything in the plaza including future teepees. . the pilot from sonoma county accused of flying drunk says it wasn't true. we first brought you the story last night. chp pilot said they spotted a plane flying erratically. the plane landed at petaluma airport. the pilot, 62-year-old michael ferrero, failed a sealed sobrietyç test. but he says he wasn't flying wrecklessly. at & t announced saying it's rolling out a 4g network. it will not be available in marin county or the north bay. you need a 4g capable phone or

device to use the network. that means apple iphone users are out of luck. hbo will no longer sell dvds at a discounted price. it netflix will need another source for disks. hbo has refused to license shows for the online streaming service because of its refusal to keep the programming exclusive. >> parking in chinatow% is a challenge. >> a parking problem. what we found when we went looking for a space in one neighbor add-what merchants are telling us -- neighborhood and what merchants are telling us. where the pentagon is putting its focus today. [ male announcer ] get ready for some deli-style delic-ious-ity:

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. new at 10, trying to find parking in oakland's chinatown can be a real headache and some business owners say it's costing them at a time they can least afford it. we're live with a new plea they're making to city leaders. >> reporter:ç this is how mostf the street parking works around here in chinatown. you pay $2 an hour at one of these kiosks but the spaces can fill up fast so some businesses are asking the city to crack down on cheaters and give the paying customers a break. almost as familiar as the sights and sounds as smells of chinatown. >> finding parking is really hard. >> reporter: is the perpetual shortages of street parking. >> parking in chinatown is a challenge. >> i think not only for chinatown but i talk to many commercial districts, they're all suffering. >> reporter: he says many of these spaces remain occupied for

hours or even days by cars with handicapped placards which pay no fees and have no time limit. we walked all the way around this block and counted 13 out oç 30 cars, almost half, had handicapped placards in the window like this one. >> i'm lucky i got a disabled card. >> reporter: this man told us back pain makes his placard legit. better enforcement could save businesses and the city millions. the garages often sits empty. weeks before the chinese new year businesses say they need the help more than ever. >> we hopefully can ease up the parking issue so we can attract more customers. >> reporter: city officials are in the process of creating a committee including merchants to take a look at the parking issues including the ones here

in chinatown. they have a five-minute grace period forç people using meters like this one. san fransisco's chinatown is getting ready to celebrate the year of the dragon. the department of public works crews were out before dawn watching the chinatown gates. they cleaned up graffiti and keend up trash. the parade is set for saturday, february 11th, and you can watch it here on ktvu. a plan calls for a $6 million complex on five acres in blair park right next to moraga avenue. the project would be privately funded but some residents say the piedmont council passed the plan and the environmental impact report without giving residents enough time to review them. the white house announced a plan today to provide thousands of summer jobs toç teenagers.

the $1.5 billion program could create more than 180,000 job and internship opportunities for low income youth. however, only about half of the positions would be paid. the proposal is currently held up in congress as politicians are arguing over spending cuts. if it is passed, it would target one of the most underemployed segments of the united states. >> those people between 16 and 24 years of age where the unemployment raid is astronomical. it's 16%. >> the labor department is setting up a website for teenagers to find jobs. it's expected to go on line within the next two months. president obama outlined a new strategy for the united states military. he calls for major cuts while promising to keep the u.s. the foremost military power in the world. >> reporter: in a historic first theç president stood before reporters in the pentagon briefing room to announce his

plan to cut the defense budget. >> as we look beyond the wars in iraq and afghanistan, we'll be able to ensure our security with smaller conventional ground forces. >> reporter: flanked by the defense secretary and joint chiefs president obama laid out the new priorities. the focus will shift toward the asia pacific, toward air and sea power. the army and marine corps will get smaller. the f 35 fighter jet production will be slowed, not stopped. military retirement and health benefits will be overhauled. >> there's no question that we have to make some tradeoffs. >> reporter: the strategy review released today indicates that for the first time since world war ii the pentagon will not plan to fight two ground wars >> we have had a two ground war strategy for 20 years. now we don't. >> if they're going to fight one war maybe they have the resources for that but then

again should we ask the north koreans to sit by while we perhaps have to confront the iranians or someone else? it just doesn't add up. >> make no mistake, we will have the capability to confront and defeat more than 1 adversary at a time. >> reporter: anticipating criticism, president obama went out of his way to emphasize that even with these cuts, his defense budget will be larger than it was at the end of the bush administration and larger than the next ten countries combined. . many solano county residents are wondering if it will affect travis air force base andç airfield. travis is the biggest employer with some 14,000 people working on the base. a hot of small businesses depend on travis, including the barber shop across the street. he hopes travis will be spared.

>> all of my clients are the military. no military clients, the business goes down. >> the same is true with the person who runs the philly cheese steak. he figures 75% of his business comes from travis air force base. a special ceremony was held in travis. she was acquitted of killing her daughter. casey anthony's new look and what she's saying on ut yub. -- youtube. and the raiders are about to have a new general manager. what we've learned so far later in sports. ç [ female announcer ] they've been off limits to dieters

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rapidly approaching for people trying to overturn the dream act. opponents need to collect many signatures to put it on the balllot. . after months in hiding, caseyç anthony has resurfaced youtube. it provides the first comments from the woman after she was acquitted of killing her daughter. >> this is how things are changed since july and how many things haven't changed. >> in the roughly 4 minute video she makes no mention of her trial, her daughter, or her parents. and she has changed her look. she now has short blond hair. anthony says she purchased a computer and received a webcam as a gift. >> kind of nice finally being able to say that i have some

belongings that are mine that i'm able to take with me after i leave here. >> anthony's attorney released a statement today saying anthony did not upload the video to youtube and that the video was obtained illegally. gabrielleç giffords is will take part of a candle light vigil. she was among 18 people shot during a political meet and greet event outside a safeway store on january 8th of hast year. six people died. the alleged gunman is being held in federal prison. he has been ruled unfit to stand trial but is refusing treatment. in news of the world tonight, in iraq a wave of bombings killed 78 people today. two of the attacks happened in baghdad and a third in a city to the south. this is the second large-scale attack since american forces withdrew last month. some iraqis blame their government. it's stuck in a power struggle

between the shi'ite and sunni minority. mubarak arrived to attend çhis trial today. prosecutors say he bears the responsibility for the death of 800 protesters and should hang for his crimes. and in japan, a blue fin tuna weighing 600 pounds sold at auction for a record price, $736,000. the buyer is the owner of a sushi restaurant chain. he says he wanted to give japan a boost after last year's tsunami. if he told it at cost it would go for nearly a hundred dollars a slice. instead he's selling each piece for 35 -- $5. two hump back whales are in

the harbor. the harbor is not very wide and the coast guard is keeping boats 100 yards away. this is the peak ofç the humpbk season in hawaii. coming up, how you can own a piece of the titanic. plus. >> i'm honored but at the same time i know there's more people out there fighting doing the same thing i'm doing. >> they were injured at war. the stories of three airmen and what earned them purple hearts. and how long with our unseasonable weather last? we return with your weekend forecast.

. four airmen received an honor today for their bravery while fighting in afghanistan. rob roth tells us despite theirç courageous actions they say they're ordinary people. >> reporter: here at travis air

force base before an audience packed with those who know something about danger and sacrifice, airmen wounded in the war in afghanistan received the purple heart. david atkins, brian bure, and ronald bricky. he is an explosion detonation expert. he responded to a device that had gone off. when he got there another device exploded four feet away. >> it's like being hit by a bus. >> reporter: he suffered burns and blew out his eardrum and for a while had nightmares. >> the two soldiers died, that shakes people up. >> reporter: he is married and the couple recently had a little girl. bricky's wife has had her ownç fears. >> it was emotional being pregnant and your husband over there not knowing if it's only

go going to be picture he sees. >> reporter: atkins was knocked unconscious and when he came to. >> we were scared, worried about the other guys, making sure everybody was okay. >> reporter: bure still wears a neck brace. >> it hurts quite a bit. >> reporter: two months ago he was in afghanistan on patrol when an ied knocked him unconscious. they describe themselves as ordinary. today's ceremony hasn't changed that view. >> i'm honored but at the same time i know there's a lot more people out there fighting doing the same thing i'm doing. >> reporter: rob roth, ktvu, ktvu channel 2 news. federal investigators want to know what, if anything, the white house told a movie maker about the killing of osama bin laden. ñ office is investigating with the obama administration disclosed classified details. white house officials have denied releasing anything classified. katherine biggelow is making the

movie. apple is reportedly attempting to ban the release of a steve jobs action figure. a chinese company wants to release a replica of jobs. now there are numerous reports that apple is threatening to sue. apple has reportedly sent a letter to the manufacturer saying any toy resemble the company's logo or job's appearance is a criminal offense. one way ticket from the united states and europe are going to have a $3 surcharge. no specific reason was giving for adding the extra fee however delta move came daysç after the european union started requiring airlines to pay for greenhouse gas emissions. more than 5,000 artifact taken from the titanic will be on sale in april. the auction will take place on

the 100th anniversary of the ocean liner's maiden voyage. it set sale from england on april 11th, 1912, it sank four days later. the collection was appraised in 2007 at $189 million . and it is kind of chilly out there tonight. right now oakland downtown 48 degrees. light winds, valley fog will reform tonight. patchy coastal fog as well. we're in for more of the same as you head into your friday. weekend around the corner and there's no signature changesç n terms of rain or in -- significant changes in terms of rain or temperatures. weather systems stay way to the north, very active pacific, all the storms above that high pressure are going over the top of us. underneath it is that swell. this is one of the systems that is generating the heavy swell but the storm can't go through the high and so what we're

seeing you see the big ocean waves you are seeing the results of a very powerful storm in a typical winter would have blown here and dropped a couple of inches of rain. but this is not a typical winter. so, tomorrow temperatures cool down a few degrees. 70 in santa rosa, down to 63. we'll see mid-60s. tomorrow then just like today, cooler days we see in the week then warm up as we head towards the weekend. saturday we get a windç from ts weather system. it's try low pressure center, tahoe will be breezy on saturday night into sunday and maybe out in reno, to too. fog tomorrow morning, patchy coastal fog. valley fog. afternoon clearing, a few high clouds overhead, and the computer model doesn't show any green. typically this time of year that's what we'd be looking for. last year, every week i stood up here and i was pointing to green. at least every third day or so we were getting rain in here and that is not the case.

60 in napa tomorrow. 60 in antioch. air quality, you know, not a spare the air night tomorrow or the next day but the air is not really circulating that well so you may notice smoke in the air from numerous fires in your neighborhood. depends where you are. but down towards mountainview or out lafayette it gets trapped in those valleys. forecast for your five-day, weekend fliesç into view, there it is. dry, dry, dry, and there is some rain coming in end of next week. but this pattern right now. >> it's eerie, it's lael really nice and nicer than summer. >> you want to see some of the waves? >> i go out to shark park and hook at the pier out there. yeah, sharks park might be the west. >> the waves will be big

tomorrow. >> real big. >> thanks. it's a fire and ice show in italy. mount aetna is erupting send undertake out larva. at this -- sending out lava. it sits on the italian island of sicily. it's the most active volcano inç europe. the last major eruption was almost 20 years ago. a change at the top for the oakland raiders. coming up in sports, late word of who will be named general manager. but up first, ticketers target a bay area business, the a labor dispute that's heating up.

. about two dozen workers picketed outside the american licorice company this morning. it's been five weeks since the bakers union went on strike. the workers say management won't negotiate so this morning they blocked the entrance to the plant for several hours which slowed down trucks trying to get in. they make red vines. the dispute involves adding a deductible to the health care plan. mark is here to fill us in on the raiders. >> they're not finished. he has john madden's stamp of approval. it doesn't hurt that quite aç w

respected football minds agree with the raiders hiring of former green bay packers director of football operations reggie mckenzie as the new gm for oakland. he's an excellent talent recruiter. the official announcement could come in the next day or so. sometimes you describe a game as hard fought, yeah, just kind of an expression, but with the sharks tonight, the 700th win in their franchise history we mean that literally. these boys don't like each other there, eh. sharks down 1-0 to the blue jackets. ryan quo will get it in there. 1-1. nice pieceç of skill and luck combined here. thornton flicked it in mid-air,

held up, 2-1. a nice job in the net tonight. sharks take it 2-1. college hoop you can take the cal bears out of lurk bear berkeley. didn't pan out so well up in oregon, even with that cutie pie, nothing to jump up and down about. joseph draining a three, ducks up two with nine minutes left and more of joseph. had it going on from the outside. again, led everybody with 30. dominating the second half. other locomotion on the college court, st. marys taking on a team that gave them fits atç te last year. stealing and slamming here. riley, rob jones down the deal at the other end.

he'll hit a three, gale, 3 on 0 on the wocc. the list is long. many a former nba coach will tell you you take on a multimillionaire player in a public hissing match the coach will not lose. the player will not win. kings firing westfphal days after his feud with cousins. the kings hire a good man in smart to take over. he will sign a two-year deal as the new head coach. i would say permanent head coacç but in the nba, permanent, you never know. that's the sporting highlights for thursday night. >> thanks for trusting ktvu

channel 2 news. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> morning news starts tomorrow morning at 4:30 with the latest object the high surf -- on the high surf and high tide. we're always on for you here at ktvu.com.