stage here. second place the battle for second place it wouldn't be a win but it might be good in terms of serious momentum leading beyond new hampshire. we will know soon enough as these results come in, it is after a sometimes ruckus day. some where here is huntsman, this was the polling place at an elementary school. this is where the candidates come for a last pitch appearance. >> i think if he raises tax, i fought to lower taxes. >> reporter: some of the voters are used to this. >> i love it. i love it. >> reporter: why? >> it's exciting, it's american. >> reporter: others were caught off guard by the commotion. >> i voted for newt, and i didn't know he was here. so i was just pretty amazing to walk out and have him right in front of me. so it must have been fate.

>> reporter: mitt romney also made an appearance at webster. >> i just vote for you. >> reporter: his wife front runner status in every poll ensured he would be equally mobbed. the poll far out numbered voters but they expect a record turn out. >> governor could you -- >> reporter: and that could serve john huntsman who has surged in the polls and could benefit from a large turn out of independent voters. >> i'm feeling very good about this. there's an energy, there's an exciting on the treatment o ut -- on the street out there that is very real. i can't wait to see what it means tonight. >> reporter: we're still waiting for the arrival of john huntsman here to take the stage. it's likely going to happen in the next half hour or so. i imagine all the candidates will wait for more of these results to come in before they come out and talk to their supporters and talk to the press. we will of course have the latest for you at 6:00. ken pritchett, ktvu channel 2 news.

this news just comeing in from the associated press not 30 seconds ago. the associated press has decided has called the new hampshire republican primary for mitt romney. again that information just coming in. literally as ken pritchett was bringing us his live report. this as the polls have all closed. this according to the associated press. ron paul also found a frenzied crowd at that same school polling site earlier today. >> glad y'all are here. >> reporter: paul waited into the mob, shaking hands and getting in last minute campaigning while some supporters gave him a warm welcome, others chanted obama, obama. we have live pictures now to bring you from ron paul's campaign headquarters, here we go. as we told you just a few minutes ago this is a polling place we're bringing you live here. it's closing down, as you can

see it's a poll to the left of your screen. all the polls closed at 5:00. although some had closed earlier at 4:00. the earliest results show that ron paul is in second place to mitt romney's 36%. but again in just the past couple of minutes here. the associated press says that mitt romney has won the new hampshire republican primary. >> hi, rick santorum. >> nice to meet you. >> appreciate your help today. >> reporter: as did his rivals rick santorum also stumped for every last point today. he greeted people as they entered a polling place in manchester. he stood just outside a sign barring any campaigning beyond that very point. >> reporter: republican rick perry is turning a verbal gaffe by romney. >> i like being able to fire people, i like being able to fire people. >> reporter: as we reported yesterday romney made that comment in new hampshire.

the former massachusetts governor was attacking president obama's health care plan. he says people should be able to choose their own health care and be able to fire their insurance company. he said, i like being able to fire people. you can find the very latest political headlines on our website. police are investigating a shooting this afternoon. it happened shortly at 2:00 this afternoon at a restaurant on bancroft avenue. a man walked in and shot a customer. the man staggered into a donut shop next door while police arrived. police and sheriff deputies brought out in extra patrols to

find the person responsible for setting 55 fires over the weekend. they did report to a garbage can fire last night. no damages or injuries have been reported. fred inglis is in the newsroom to report jackson was fired. >> reporter: it's a case of bringing in your own personnel. kensey says he had decided to fire jackson a few days ago, but of course he was just told today. >> going down and your star running back going down -- >> reporter: hugh jackson was fired after just one season. jackson's game and player management skills were often questioned this season. in losing four of the last five games that kept them out of play offs didn't help his case

either. but mackenzie says he wants his own people. >> we're moving into a new era. no disrespect to coach jackson. but this is something i want to do, starting new. i go with my gut a lot. okay, so when it's time to make the final call, my gut is going to tell me the right thing. >> as he said it is time to move forward and that's what we're going to do. >> reporter: mackenzie says he has a short list of head coaching candidates. winston moss is his top choice. it may take a few weeks to fill the job because moss is busy coaching the packers in the play offs. gasia and frank. >> reporter: most raiders fans were surprised to hear jackson had been fired some of whom had not been heard when we told

them. >> oh, wow. you see -- he had a season plagued with injuries. you give a person a half way healthy team and see what his report would have been. >> it's probably a good thing that he's getting a good coach. that makes sense to me. >> i didn't agree with it because he brought us some security even though we're 8-8 but i will take it. >> one thing that did improve was attendance. the raiders sold out each and every single home game for the first time since 1989. an effort is going on to keep the 49ers playing in san francisco. they're hoping the move would cancel plans to move the team to santa clara. coming up at 5:45, the city official behind the effort and what area he has his eyes on. there is a ground swell of support for an only in san francisco lounge that could soon be replaced by a chain clothing store. ktvu's rob roth live in the

city to show us who's fighting to keep the gold dust lounge glittering. >> reporter: the late colonist called the gold dust one of the last -- they're losing their lease. and since then there's been a grass roots campaign to keep the bar from facing last call. >> reporter: the gold dust lounge has been part of fran it's been a light spot for decades. it's where movie stars used to stop in for a cocktail or two. if the deal goes through the gold dust and art gallery would have to go by march 10. >> it's really sad because this is my dad and my uncle both created this place from a lot of sweat and tears. they used to sell drinks for

five cents and they had to hustle business. >> it's another asset for the union square. and i know people may be have a fondness for the bar, but as i said there are a lot of other great quote watering establishes throughout the area. >> reporter: but many disagree, they've launched a website called save the gold dust.com. there's even a petition circling. >> i've put this place on the map for anybody who comes to visit this city. it breaks my heart that it might leave some day. >> all this wallpaper, you can't even find it anymore. let alone find a place to set up like this. it's real san francisco. the owners say they are fighting this and might seek to enlist help from one of their customers, former mayor willie

brown. reporting live in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. polluting the bay we break down new serious charges against this peninsula recycler. and the past problem at the same plant. back here in 10 minutes with your wednesday forecast. we'll go looking for the rain in the long range as well. en . the progresso chicken noodle you made is so good. it's got tender white meat chicken. the way i always made it for you. one more thing.... those pj's you like, i bought you five new pairs. love you. did you see the hockey game last night? [ male announcer ] progresso. you gotta taste this soup.

we are keeping a close eye on today's presidential primary in new hampshire where mitt romney has already been projected as the winner of the republican primary. we are continuing to update the numbers and we want to put them on the screen for you, show you the latest numbers here with 14% of the polls reporting. mitt romney now with 35% of the vote. ron paul with 24, john huntsman this could be make or break for

his campaign. he's in third with 18%. followed by newt gingrich with 11% and rick santorum coming in fifth right now with 10% of the rote. the hazy skies over the bay area triggered the 13th winter spare the air alert for tomorrow. air quality officials say the cool weather has caused pollution to build up leading to unhealthy conditions. the bay is being polluted by a recycling company on the peninsula. sims metal management -- where sims metal management is located. >> reporter: behind this green tarp is where the metal is crushed, it's been carried on

conveyer belt. the problem is that toxic materials are ending up in the bay. >> reporter: today we found workers in protective gear using vacuums and cleaning up after the epa ordered the company stop releasing pollutants into the bay. >> it's not just that we found nasty toxic materials in san francisco bay it's that we found them at levels that really were alarming for us. >> reporter: the epa says it's march and august inspections found five times the safe levels of lead, 110 times the acceptable level of mercury and 10,000 times of safe levelses for pce. the problem could date back to 1991. >> the goal is to make sure they don't continue and to

clean up what's there. >> reporter: 300,000 automobiles are demolished here every year. the company says it's taking the steps to preserve the safety of the bay. this sailing instructor has a business at the marina just up the road. >> we like to think that environment we use to swim are safe to use and clean. >> reporter: now sims has to come up with a clean up plan to prevent fines. reporting live in the port of redwood city, maureen naylor. president obama today descended on what has become a frequent problem. the president reminded

americans about the environmental problems that existed before the agency was set up 40 years ago. the year before president nixon created the epa. the river was so dirty from industrial pollution and oil slicks that it literally caught on fire. thank you. >> the president also said the u.s. does not have to choose between having clean air and water and having a robust economy. today mark it is first time prosecutors are laying out their case against accused serial killer joseph nasso. in his preliminary hearings first day, some 39 witnesses could be called before it ends. the outcome of this case could be the death penalty. maureen naylor has the story. >> reporter: it's our first in- depth look in evidence against this suspected killer who's accused of picking his women victims by their first and last names beginning with the same letter. our camera was not allowed in

court today, no pictures since joseph nasso's arrest last april. he's now 78 years old. but prosecutors say he was much different in the late 70s and early 90s when they say he killed four northern california women. some of them allegedly prostitutes. >> we had to monitor and see you know what goes on. we want the court to take the violence against women seriously. >> reporter: the first was an agent who supervised nasso. during an unassigned search of nasso's house, he found pictures of women in unnatural poses, some unnatural. and a handwritten list of women in locations in california. here is the that list. the agents said nasso said it was a list of his old girlfriend.

investigators say four of the locations match the locations they found bodies of victims. including young mother roxene rogash. >> i'm not sure what happened. >> reporter: when joseph naso came into court today, his hands were shackled at his waist acting as his own attorney he told the judge he needed his hands free to be able to defend himself. the judge agreed, the deputies unlocked his handcuffs and gave him a pen and pencil and paper so that he can defend himself. this hearing will continue here for about two weeks. reporting live in san rafael. rita williams. power has now been restored to residents in one south bay neighborhood following a car crash last night. witnesses say that a car plowed into a high voltage utility poll at about 8:00. the force of that impact sheered the pole in half ending

a trance -- transformer to the ground. a neighbor called it a pretty chaotic scene afterward. >> i ran outside and -- >> reporter: you see the power, the arching of the power. >> reporter: the wires were down. people were yelling watch out for the wires. it was a mess. >> reporter: the driver was not hurt. and authorities say alcohol was note a factor. people in san mateo county are on alert after two mountain lion scares. the first sighting happened last night near highway 82 just east of highway 35. the second happened about four hours later and less than 15 miles away near lindon brook road. if you spot the mountain lion do not approach it. instead they say you should face the animal and try and make yourself appear larger by waving your arms in the air. back now to the bay area weather. we just said the 13th air alert has been called. >> it means tonight and

tomorrow night you won't be burning wood if that's not your only source of heat. we've had a will the of them this year. that's been this high pressure keeping us dry. keeping us cool overnight and putting a lid on the atmosphere. when you cap the atmosphere, you just all the particulate that goes up, is the smoke. that's what it's mostly about. it's a tight inversion, the atmosphere is narrower and the smoke goes up and stays in the boundary layer within the layer that we breathe most of it. in the summertime it's an ozone thing. it's ground level ozone. this time of year it's mostly about the wood smoke that gets trapped. you can see here the north bay and south bay area. it will be the most unhealthy air for sensitive groups. then moderate in the other areas. it's not the most stagnant night i can remember, it's on a scale of one to 10 this is probably a five in terms of severity. but still, again you know the rules. if you don't have other source of heating you can burn wood. but if you have a regular gas

heater, don't burn wood. so january, dry. it's going to continue dry at least through as we head into the 14th or so. we're looking for dry conditions. so second week dry and hopefully in this period in here, we've got a shot at some showers moving into the area. there were some clouds moving through the bay area tonight or today, this morning. didn't produce any drizzle at all but did kind of haze up the sunshine a little bit and create temperatures slightly cooler than they were yesterday. as you look you can see, tomorrow is going to be another cold morning. we had temperatures this morning easily down to the low zeros. even some upper 30s in the bay. it is a spare the air night tomorrow night. and we'll have hazy sunshine as we go through time with this high pressure center that just doesn't want to let go. and it is a little bit weird. not a little bit weird but we're in uncharted waters now in some ways. we haven't had that many seasons like this as evident by san francisco november which is the driest they've ever seen. we're going to go looking for rain in the five day and we'll

have your forecast directly for wednesday. temperatures in your five day. and we have another incident that happened at the zoo but this one does not have to do with banana sam that we told you about last week. and live pictures from mitt romney's campaign. he has been announced the winner in today's primary. flu season is upon us. but don't worry there's an app for that. we reveal how technology can track when the flu is in your neighborhood. and a reunion today for a small bay area child. we reveal how a team helped save his life. and a bay area officer talks about tweeting. we uncover the trouble tweeter

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two men are under arrest tonight accused of trespassing at the san francisco zoo. zoo officials tell ktvu the men jumped a back fence to get in. this comes less than two weeks after a squirrel monkey banana sam was taken. that monkey has since been returned. police and merchants have launched a partnership to help give children a safe haven. >> read a book when you're on the bus versus playing with your electronic devices. we do not have a lot of people who go around stealing books. >> san francisco police chief greg suhr gave students some tips on staying safe on the streets. chief suhr cautions students to pay attention to that you are surroundings and keep their

cell phones, ipods and i pads tucked away when they're walking through what he called scary neighborhoods. the chief also said people have someone watching their back. the city has just expanded it's safe haven program. business who carry this window stickers have agreed to help children who feel threatened our bullied. >> if your spider sense is tingling that something bad is going to happen. take yourself out of that situation and go into one of those stores and call the police. we're not going to -- >> reporter: chief suhr says that police will try to find and talk to whoever threatened that student. but he says that officers will not reveal the name of any young person who seeks a safe haven. the safe haven program has been in the works for a number of years now. city officials say they plan to expand it city wide. in a 20 year study, researchers from uc san

francisco and the university of alabama at birmingham analyzed data from more than 65,000 adult participates. test scores on lung function steady got worse among cigarette smokers. but smoking marijuana as often as one joint a day for seven years or one joint weekly for 20 years did not lead to worse lung test scores. however, researchers say heavy use which would mean smoking two or more joints every day may have an adverse affect on your lungs. for a long time b.a.r.t. has been trying to add san jose and the south bay to its route. we'll tell you why now is the time to connect those dots. are air shows safe enough? what happened in washington tonight that is directly connected to this crash at the reno air races last year.

i think it's better than eight or 9% unemployment. it's better than debt, it's better than the misguided promises and the failed leadership of one man. the president has run out of ideas, now he's running out of excuses. tonight -- >> mitt, mitt, mitt, mitt [chanting ] >> and tonight, tonight we're asking the good people of south carolina to join the citizens of new hampshire and make 2012 the year he runs out of time.

>> [ cheering and applause ] >> president obama wants to put free enterprise on trial and in the last few days we've seen some desperate republicans join forces with him. this is such a mistake for our party. and for our nation, the country already has a leader who divides us with the bitter politics of envy. we have to offer an alternative vision, i stand ready to lead us down a different path where we're lifted up by our desire to succeed not drag down by a resentment of success. >> we are listening live to mitt romney speaking to his

supporters at his campaign headquarters. he came out the winner and we also have the results for number two and number three. but again this is no surprise as projected, mitt romney is the winner of the first primary of 2012. and we are keeping an eye on those numbers. they continue to change as more results come in. here are the latest numbers that we have right now. mitt romney with 21% of the vote reported has 36%. ron paul second at 25%. john huntsman coming in third with 17%. now let's flip over, newt gingrich coming in fourth right now with 10% tied essentially with rick santorum who also has 10%. more live coverage from new hampshire, let's take you live outside inside john huntsman headquarters where there's also a crowd gathered there. you can see it's a decidedly different tone here. john huntsman coming in from these early results in third place. the battle here really was for who's going to be coming in

second and according to the early results we have john huntsman is coming in third place here after ron paul. let's switch it over now and give you a live look at what's happening with ron paul's headquarters. you can see here a lot of people assembled. no sign of the candidate just yet. you see there the podium and microphone just waiting. at this point we understand ron paul came in second, john huntsman coming in third. again we are talking about early results still. we are going to stay on top of this story, our campaign coverage continues here on the air and on ktvu.com as well. you can follow live results from new hampshire and the very latest political headlines there. the recommendation to bring b.a.r.t. to the south bay could mean hundreds of millions of the dollars or in other words full funding for the first crucial phase of that b.a.r.t. extension to the south bay.

our robert handa now is live in fremont now where work on that b.a.r.t. project is already under way. >> reporter: we are in fremont where many people come to get on b.a.r.t. now it appears many of those riders will soon get the board much cooler to their home. if all goes as planned, b.a.r.t. planning will stop at fremont and continue into milpitas, san jose and ultimately santa clara. today the transportation department recommended congress approve a long awaited grant for the first phase of the connecting bpa. >> i am very surprised. my mother used to take b.a.r.t. from fremont to cal. this was the beginning of the line here, literally. >> reporter: construction to accommodate the extension has already started with local dollars. so b.a.r.t. advocates are happy and relieved about the federal funds. >> this infrastructure is very important to silican valley's

economy. the ultimate health of silican valley. what's good for silican valley is good for san jose. >> before mountain view residents have had to go up to san mateo county to milbrae or cross the road to sacramento county. >> reporter: with so called grant agreements congressional approval has always been a formality. >> i think that we can be some what confident that this is going to be okay. >> reporter: the silican valley leadership group isn't taking any chances. >> tomorrow i'll be in dc wednesday through friday meeting with the leadership of the transportation committees in both houses and both parties. at this point after a formal signing ceremony in mid- march and late ground breaking

in the spring. the project may be completed in 2013. thousands of people show up at air shows but many now question if it's safe enough. as ktvu scott mcfa rland reports, federal officials are now investigating what's behind those crashes and deaths. >> reporter: this is why the government is getting involved. this crash at the reno nevada air race killed 11 people last fall for the first time in a half century of u.s. air show, spectators included. >> performers are assuming a certain level of risk. we understand that, but when spectators come to an event they are coming to be entertained. >> reporter: and the nevada crash was not the only one. five other performers died in

u.s. air shows in 2011. strict training for pilot, testing of equipment, and air show flights are no longer allowed to fly over the crowd. the manager of that nevada event told us they will consider making their own voluntary changes to the set up for next year's show. >> it's a tragedy that we all have had to deal with. it's a burden we don't carry lightly. >> reporter: air shows are a huge business, 300 of them each year in this country and pilot doug slocum says they are great promotion for the military and national guard. >> air shows are part of our culture. the air shows not only showcase what they want to showcase but that they're done safely and in the right way. >> reporter: perhaps expanding that no fly zone around spectators. and raising the requirements, qualifications for so called air bosses. the on sight managers at air shows all year.

including the deadly reno crash, the ntsb is currently conducting 11 investigations into accidents at air shows and air races. just because you're dead doesn't mean you have to stop facebooking. how it will spread your final message. also why is a plan to restore round the clock service at this jack in the box drawing hundreds of signatures in protest. and does age matter when it comes to surgeons what you might want to consider the next time you're having surgery. ll. is it a robot? no. is it a jet plane? nope. is it a dinosaur? [ laughs ] [ male announcer ] inside every box of heart healthy cheerios are those great tasting little o's made from carefully selected oats that can help lower cholesterol. stickers? uh-uh. a superhero? ♪ kinda. [ male announcer ] and we think that's the best prize of all. ♪

looks like menlo park residents like having facebook around. thousands of people showed up to express their support for the plant to expand in the city. last night's show support comes beside a possible lawsuit by the city of east palo alto against the expansion plans. in less than an hour, residents in the richmond district will have their chance to weigh in on whether to restore early morning hours at a fast food chain district. the restaurant is a jack-in-the- box. neighbors say they are not sure they want the 24 hour service

to come back. >> in my memory, it was nice to have it open. but maybe now in present times, i would think twice. >> more than 500 people have already signed an online petition protesting the restaurant's attempt to return to 24 hour service. tonight's meeting starts at 6:30 at city hall. google is adding a new feature this week which could make searching more personal. the mountain view based search engine has started a new program called your world. here's an example of how it works. if you search a subject, take ktvu any of your friends google posts that contained ktvu will show up in your results as well. the next time you have surgery you may want to make sure your doctor isn't too young or too old. according to french

researchers, surgeons between 35 and 45 years old provide the better care. patients faired better when their surgeon had been out of school between five and 20 yearsful when surgeons had been practicing for 20 years or more, the possibility of complication from surgery increased considerably. it could sound a little creepy, but a new facebook app allows users to say something from the grave. it's dubbed if i die. it allows facebook users to create a video or text message that will appear only after they die. here is how it works. three friends who are trustees must confirm the death. then the message will be posted on the facebook wall. it's a plan to improve the stadium. but will a similar plan keep the 49ers in san francisco? we'll explain ahead. and expect tonight to get near freezing or below

freezing. i'll show you which areas will be the coldest for your wednesday. new at 6:00, flu season is upon us but don't worry, there's an app for that. we reveal how technology can track when the flu is in your neighborhood. and, an emotional reunion today for a small bay area child. we uncover how this rescue team helped save his life. plus a bay area police chief talks about tweeting. >> obviously we don't want to be embarrassed by anything. >> reporter: we uncover the problem twitter is causing for some police work. tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. complete bay area news coverage. sweetheart. we need to talk.

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now to the new hampshire primary once again. we're getting more results here, mitt romney the projected winner. these are pictures from him, of him rather at his campaign headquarters there in new hampshire. right now ron paul -- i'm sorry mitt romney the projected winner. ron paul coming in second. huntsman coming in third.

huntsman bet the farm on new hampshire. so now it's to be seen who will continue in south carolina. a stadium struggle is shaping up in san francisco. the city's planning commissioner is now leading an effort to keep the team from moving to santa clara. paul chambers live in the city from the very latest on a stadium in the city which won't be paid for with taxpayer dollars. >> reporter: at&t ballpark is a privately owned venue. this weekend the san francisco 49ers play off game is happening in front of a home crowd. leading some to say this is the perfect time for fans to get behind a new plan to keep them in san francisco. >> i think i can put together a leadership group that perhaps can provide the funding to take the next step in a possibility

for san francisco stadium. >> reporter: anthony micalini is a private citizen own lifetime 49er fan. today he held a private meeting with potential investors and hoping to coming up with a plan to fund a stadium. possibly in the hunters point. >> it will hopefully help out the business in the area. >> this is where we started, this is where we're going to finish. >> reporter: the planning commissioner says hunters point is already committed to building a 10,000 unit housing development with acres of parkland. in a new stadium to be built in the site of the old shipyard is also a proposed fan. >> what's being discussed is an all weather stadium. retractible roof, so that the venue can be used for things over than games. >> we already have the facility, the accommodation is

there. just tear that down and rebuild it. >> reporter: now antonini does not believe the hunts district is not a sure thing. that's why he is looking for a different plan. ski resorts are going to great lengths to lure customers to the sierra for the upcoming martin luther king jr. holiday. you might call it a skiing with the stars event. marin county ski celebrity performed a skiing dance today. both resorts are producing more manmade snow than ever but some die-hard skiers say it's not bad. >> it was great. manmade, some natural but it's really great. >> reporter: tahoe resort officials say the business is down 50% and if things don't

pick up quickly the season could be a financial loss. let's go over to our chief meteorologist bill martin. no snow, no rain in the forecast. >> nothing like that. but i can attest the snow up there is very thick. there's a lot of coverage. you would be surprised how much coverage they have with the snow making ability they have now. you can ski, the skiing isn't awful. it's just most of the facilities the resorts are not operating. a will the of the runs. you may have two to three running instead of 15 runs. temperatures down into the low zeros just like last night. and just like the last two months, weather system is dry to the north. a weak weather system came through today. high pressure immediately fills back in so we're back to where we started and the high pressure. whenever you see a spare the air night or everyone day just know this high pressure is on

it. it is just setting down. it's stationary, it's going nowhere. if you hear spare the air day you know what tomorrow is going to be like. in the summertime the same thing. that's kind of where we are right now. the forecast model just shows no clouds. because that high pressure through saturday, sunday is owning us. when it's strong like that, the air sinks and it makes it hard for clouds to form. that's why that imagine that i showed you on the computer model was basically clear. the forecast highs tomorrow, 62 in vallejo, 63 in fairfield. 63 in brentwood. these forecast highs do not look like forecast highs you would see in january. 64 in haywood. you could see it in january on an odd day but not day after day after day. morgan hill 65, gilroy 65 for your wednesday. forecast highs after a very cool start. you will notice cold in the morning. in the daytime highs tomorrow will warm up nicely. what you had today will be what you have tomorrow. it's what you're going to have thursday, friday, saturday and

sunday. five day forecast, bay area in view. wish some rain would show up. long range models encouraging. talk about last night. the models are going out to the 19th they're showing rain out. a couple of model runs in a row show the rain there, it didn't take it out. so that's a good sign. at least agrees and -- >> let's hope it turns into something. thanks bill. hundreds of thousands of dollars headed to one east bay fire department. why the timing couldn't be better. also oakland gets a nod from the new york times. the three things that help put oakland near the top of a prestigious list.

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oakland may soon be getting a brand new fire truck with the help of a big grant from fema. barbara lee said today oakland has been selected to receive a grant worth nearly $8 million. the money is from the federal emergency agency assistance to firefighters grant program. the grant announcement is timely because the fire department has seen its budget reduced by 15-1/2% over the past four years. on travel destinations in the country, would oakland make the cut? the new york times says yes,

and mayor quan agrees. the new york times has named oakland number 45 on the top 45 places to visit in 2012. no other american city even made the top 10. oakland gets a lot of attention even nationally at times for it's struggle with violent crime. but tension from the occupy protest have cooled and says quote the city's revitalized night life scene has continued to smolder. >> i think often we get pictured in a very negative light compared to san francisco but here in oakland we have fabulous music right here under the hog theater. we have great food here. >> i've was born and raised oakland. i know everything about oakland. it is amazing out here. >> i think it's cool the diversity, the food, the culture. it has everything people want in terms of a lifestyle. >> in particular the new york times praised oakland's renovated jack london scale. upscale restaurants and cocktail bars and historic fox theater. so here are the new york times

top five destinations. number one is panama, followed by finland. the surprising source for those warning tweets. plus we are live in new hampshire where mitt romney has taken that state. the latest ballot count and who's in the crucial number two spot.

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good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. mitt romney is proving to be the man to be. he has been declared the winner in new hampshire's republican presidential primary. here are the latest returns. mitt romney here on top. texas congressman ron paul appears to have taken second place. followed by john huntsman coming in third. this election is a choice between two very different destinations. president obama wants to fundamentally change america. we want to restore america