in the second bedroom. there is poster boards, tables, many different women that appeared to be in unnatural positions, drugged, in my opinions, unconscious or dead. some had stockings, some nude. he was arrested for probation violation, and eight days later a search was conducted. inside the garage, officer jackson testifies there was no electricity so i used my flash light. inside, there were mannequin legs and four firearms behind the refrigerator. in an unlocked safe, 10,000 in cash. after a brief court recess, a second probation officer testified what he located during the second search of joseph naso's home. located on the dining room table, there was a clip board, with a diary of rapes, and underage assaults. one was on a gray hound bus in another state, the diary said.

and more details on the diary, coming up at 6:00, the lead detective takes the stand and starts to connect joseph naso to the four women killed. and san francisco district attorney announcing a big development today in the case of an accused serial rapist. he says that surveillance video and tips are what helped to break the case. fred dozier was arrested and faces felony charges related to the rapes in the mission district. coming up, what the suspect is alleged to have done to one of the victims when she refused demands. and key pieces of information in the case of a south bay teacher, arrested for sexually assaulting a child. you learned where police say the attack happened and more on who was involved? >> reporter: gasia mikaelian, we have several new pieces of information. today, the police released the information saying that the victim is a student and that

the assault happened here on campus. this afternoon, the elementary school was left with this letter from the school district. craig chandler of san jose was arrested and charged with assaulting a student. >> we're very surprised. >> reporter: chandler taught for nine years at the east san jose school, most recently, a class of second and third graders. they are not releasing information, but say that one student was assaulted last fall. >> as with these cases, we always explore the possibility of other victims. >> reporter: the investigators are focused on a game involving a blindfold that chandler would play with the class. >> just what the detectives say, if they played the blindfold game, i asked if he played, he said no. >> during class, and would everybody play? half of the class. >> reporter: the allegations prompted this father to have a difficult discuss with his daughter. >> would the teacher touch you

any which way, she said no, he wouldn't do that to me. but other than that, she didn't say nothing, nothing bad. >> reporter: chandler was arrested at his san jose home yesterday, he is married with a pregnant wife, sources say, and that he is innocent until proven guilty. >> i was shocked, craig does not seem like that type of man. i have always seem him. he is very loving, i don't mean overly loving, i don't see him touching the children or anything like that. >> reporter: craig chandler is held at the jail, facing charges of aggravated sexual assault of a child. maureen naylor. and with a strong number under his belt, mitt romney turned his attention to south carolina, wrapping up a rally in columbia with the governor of south carolina. mitt romney says he faces a big

battle, even though polls show he is in the lead. he has a substantial war chest to help in the fight. the campaign collected a total of 56 million raised in 2011. and fresh off the strong second place showing in new hampshire, texas congressman ron paul rallied supporters in north carolina. >> it is amazing if you're in second place, they talk about the first and the third place. but last night it was a little bit different, they had a little harder time avoiding the real conversation. [cheering and applause] jon huntsman, who came in third in new hampshire, campaigned in columbia, south carolina today. and the former utah governor actually defended frontrunner mitt romney from attacks by other g.o.p. rivals. newt gingrich and rick perry criticized the role in cutting jobs when he was with a private equity firm.

newt gingrich also campaigning in south carolina today, the former house speaker appeared at a restaurant in spartanburg, he urged supporters to contact their friends to help him beat mitt romney. >> we have to beat governor mitt romney, because i really don't think that a moderate is going to do a very good job debating obama. i think the contrast won't be clear enough. >> coming up at 5:45 is mitt romney taking a page from john mccain's 2008 playbook? ken pritchett has more on the story. the united states is denying any role in today's bombing death of the nuclear scientist in iran. the blast killed the scientist who works at a richmond plant. iran claims that the u.s. and britain were behind the attack. but secretary of state hillary clinton denied the accusation and had this message for iran. >> there has to be an

understanding between iran, its neighbors and the international community -- that finds a way forward for it to end its unusual behavior, and its search for nuclear weapons. >> today's blast was the fourth time a member of iran's nuclear team has been killed in the past two years. california's independent legislative analysts today said it is too soon to tell if governor brown's budget fixes will work. the plan relies on voter approval of more taxes in november. and at this point, the independent analysts won't say if the numbers actually add up. there is in our view more down side risks to the administration's numbers. but they could be right, we are going to know a lot more after about two weeks, because we'll have all the information on the estimated payments that people make on their personal income taxes. and the legislative analysts office also says that lawmakers may have to consider additional spending cuts, along

with tax increases or borrowing. and president obama today urging american businesses to buck the out-sourcing trend in favor of in-sourcing. >> i want us to be known for making and selling products all over the world, stamped with three proud words, made in america. and we can make that happen. and president obama hosted a round table meeting on in- sourcing at the white house. he praised several businesses for "investing in america" that includes master law, which brought manufacturing back from china to milwaukee, and foot wear, opening production plants in california and oregon. these companies are choosing to invest in the one country with the most productive workers, the best universities and the most creative and brilliant business people in the world, and that is the united states of america. >> the president will propose new tax incentives for companies to keep jobs here in the united states. they want to eliminate tax breaks for those that move jobs

overseas. and the federal reserve says that the u.s. economy did show signs of improvement last year. the feds say all by 21 of the banking regions showed growth in spending and consumer travel. the only exception was the virginia region, covering the mid-atlantic states. they say that housing is still at risk. it appeared the economy was going back into recession last year. and competing with the good report about the u.s. economy from the fed. investors started the day concerned with a report showing the german economy contracted in the 4th quarter of 2010. the dow finishing down 13 points, the nasdaq rose by eight. now the occupy movement may have hit a nerve here in the united states. a new poll of 2000 people by the research center shows that 66% of those responding see a

strong conflict between the rich and poor, up 19 percentage points since 2009. the biggest growth in the perception was among those describing themselves as liberals or independents. and three people recovering after being stabbed outside a bar just before 2:00 in san jose, in the parking lot of the creekside bar and grill on west alma avenue. it is not clear if the people involved were inside the bar or what sparked the attacks. >> well, the guy -- a lot of screaming from the people and shots. >> police say friends took the victims to hospitals in private cars. all are expected to survive. no word tonight of any arrests or suspects. and a hollywood premier here in the bay area. ktvu's eric rasmussen has more on the new fox tv show. eric you're headed for the

rock. >> reporter: and just in any minute now we're expected to get on this ferry right here to head out to alcatraz, and as you mentioned it is the back drop for a new show, some called it a time travel thriller. the concept is 302 prisoners that actually disappeared from the island in 2003. next, the prison shut down, next they re-appeared in present day. >> in 1963, alcatraz officially closed. all the prisoners were transferred off the island. >> it comes from executive producer jjabrama, who is behind shows like lost and fringe. and we'll have people on their thoughts, doing the show and the city of san francisco as the back drop. we can tell you most of the

show was shot in vancouver, however, we got a look at the pilot episode. it has the beauty of the prison as well. one of our cameras caught some of the filming in the show in russian hill. and as we come back out live here, getting ready to go to alcatraz, i talked to the film commission on the situation with the city, and the big impact it will have. we'll have live pictures on the red carpet experience, live, san francisco, eric rasmussen, ktvu channel 2 action news. new developments in the investigation into san francisco's new sheriff, what a source close to the case just told us about the domestic violence investigation. and it is going to be another cold night tonight, parts of the north bay down into the 20s again, i'll tell you how cool your neighborhood will be on thursday morning sweetheart. we need to talk.

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. well, frank late this afternoon, a source familiar with the investigation told us -- a charge will probably be filed in the domestic violence case. >> san francisco district attorney george gascon says the office is still looking at evidence in a domestic allegation against the sheriff, ross mirkarimi. >> we don't have a cooperative victim here. >> reporter: he is under investigation for a new year's eve incident in which a neighbor alleges he grabbed his wife, eliana lopez's arm with enough force to leave a bruise. others say there was no problem, and it was taken out of context. >> we are confident that in the

end, justice will work. >> reporter: a warrant was looked at for text messages and a video camera. the search warrant says the neighbor says she videotaped a bruise at ms. lopez's request. the legal experts say it is too soon to tell if that will help in the courtroom. >> you don't have a witness, and all you have is hearsay testimony, which is probably not going to be admissible. >> reporter: mirkarimi's attorney today told us he is preparing his client to be charged. >> if a misdemeanor charge is filed, i'm sure we'll work out a -- his release. fairly soon after any -- charge is filed. >> reporter: now as for time length for all of this, our source indicates that perhaps by tomorrow afternoon it will become clearer exactly when a domestic violence charge will be filed against mirkarimi. ktvu channel 2 action news. and a bay area lawmaker spoke out against what she

called a global epidemic of modern day slavery. >> it is going on under our noses, and we have got to address it. >> the san mateo congresswoman launched a signature-gathering campaign for state ballots, looking at tougher laws for sex trafficking and other slavery incidents. she described a meeting with one young victim in washington. >> i asked her how many times a day was she forced to have sex. and she told me anywhere between 10 and 14 times. >> last february, san mateo county began zero tolerance enforcement against sexual exploitation. spear says the program already has saved several victims. and a new report showing that electric power plants pumped out almost three quarters of the greenhouse

gases reported to the protection agency. cold plants are among the top polluters, they say, and new regulations are expected for targeting the new power plants. it could take new laws to clean up the refineries, oil is the second largest for the pollution, responsible for 6% of greenhouse gases. and a reminder today and tomorrow are the winter spare the air day, meaning it is illegal to burn wood or any other solid fuels inside or out. first offenses usually draw a warning, but repeat offenses can lead to stiff fines. and yesterday we reported the 13th spare the air alert. and bill we have not had this many in a long time. >> and this is definitely unusual, in terms of the winter spare the air nights. it is an unusual weather pattern, very dry in this spare the air stuff. this is a symptom of the bigger thing, which is the high pressure, the dry weather and lack of wind, and instability in the atmosphere. when it gets stable, everything just settles over the top of us. when the atmosphere like last

year is active, all the smoke and particles are blowing around. right now there is a lid on us, that is why it was so cold last night, upper 20s, mid-20s in the north bay, inland valley, and equally as cold in many of the bay area locations. in the daytime highs you go from the upper 20s to santa rosa, to nearly 70 degrees, a 50-degree bump between morning and night. there are places in california that don't change much more than 10 degrees from this time of year. in southern california, spreading from the morning low and daytime high. these numbers tomorrow will be about the same, maybe a little cooler. just depends on where you are. but another very nice mild day. as this dry pattern continues, it certainly is -- you know it is -- definitely not what you expect this time of year. you just don't. we expect cold overnight loss, and rain and snow in the mountains. you just don't expect this much dry for this long. there are some indications, the

long range models are changing. and as we get into next week, i've been saying this for a while. as we get into next week it looks like things will loosen up with some rain, maybe snow in the mountains, wind, but the deal is it is a long ways off. we'll have to wait and see. but just know things are changing, chilly start, we talked about that. very cold in the mornings, i had a report this morning of frost in the valley, in districts in san francisco. right? some frost in san francisco, that is hard to do. you got the bay on one side the ocean on the other. so it has been very cold, not just in the north bay or east bay, but in palo alto, and atherton, frost on the grass, and the forecast, the weather system to the north, more for the very cold weather, the weather systems are ramping up, up here, going strong, winter, basically, they will work against the high pressure system next week. when i get back i'll show you what the computer model says,

and we'll take a look at the forecast, we'll dial in what you can expect this weekend. thank you bill. at this hour in deep space, a small massive space craft is performing a tricky maneuver. it is on a nine-month journey to mars, right now in a three- hour series of engine burns. it will be directed more precisely at the red planet's gail crater. and the two bay area men who were honored today. what they did to save an elderly couple from what easily could have led to their deaths. and the strike is over. the deal that got these upset workers at a licorice factory in the east bay back on the job

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. he expressed thankfulness today. >> the young gentleman opened the gate and made sure she was all right. took her next door, and just really -- really helped. >> the haleys were stuck behind the gate and couldn't open it from the inside. >> when we opened the gate, i saw her first, and she was real -- brittle, i didn't want to hurt her, by rushing her, i -- >> i am just glad they made it out safe, and we can help. >> the fire chief said the go saw something -- two saw

something wrong, and took action to help, the people living there were there since 1961. and the u.s. supreme court today heard arguments involving the federal family and medical leave act, and how it applies to state workers. and a maryland man was fired for taking off to deal with high blood pressure, and wants to sue for damages. the state acknowledges the act protects the workers, but says the constitution protects the state from damaged lawsuits that could drain the public treasury. and improving a new -- approving a new labor contract, ending the strike that lasted a month. the negotiators include a new health plan and a 30 cents an hour raise, the employees will return to work on monday. and new details coming out about a series of sexual assaults here in san francisco's mission district, and what helped the police to make the arrest. and major league baseball owners meeting in arizona today. we'll tell you why some people think the talks will include

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. complete bay area news covering continues, . this man is accused of a string of sexual assaults in san francisco, and appeared today in court. also the district attorney announced details on what led to his arrest. ktvu's rob roth has more. >> reporter: frank this is a copy of the criminal complaint, presenting a clearer picture of just how violent the attacks were. now the complaint contains 26 charges, including sexual assaults and attempted murder. the authorities say it happened right here in the mission.

fred dozier, jr., made a first appearance in court this afternoon but didn't enter a plea. he is accused of brutally assaulting three women in other attacks in the mission district last year. >> we know he assaulted the victims from behind. he was very violent. >> reporter: the district attorney says that dozier, pictured here speaking at an event promoting green streets, targeted the women, sexually abused them and robbed them. the district attorney said he twisted the neck of one woman when she refused demands, slamming another woman's face into the sidewalk. police have footage of dozier, but the break came thanks to an anonymous tip from the district attorney. >> we got the dna match, from the time we got the confirmation, it was about 45 minutes from the time we made the arrest. >> reporter: dozier worked for the san francisco school district. the question is, how did he pass a background check despite a previous misdemeanor assault

conviction. school officials wouldn't return our calls today. the women who live here say the assaults made them more cautious when they walked on the street. >> i don't have my phone, i am strictly paying attention -- >> you don't go out by yourself at night. and you will be aware of where you're going, what the neighborhoods are. >> reporter: the authorities are asking if there are anymore victims out there, please come forward. now dozier is due back in court, and could face hundreds of years in jail if convicted. rob roth, ktvu. and the suspect in the killing of a classmate has been transferred to adult court. steven carlson was arrested from dna evidence. 14-year-old tina faelz was stabbed while going to school, on a short cut. carlson was originally charged in juvenile court because he was 16 at the time of the

killing. now the ruling will charge him as an adult because of the severity of the crime. and the man accused of killing natalie holloway, pleading guilty today in the death of a woman, facing 30 years in prison. his lawyer said he killed the woman as a result of extreme psychological trauma he suffered from publicity of the case, prosecutors say he killed the woman to rob her. and in arizona, a lot of people wonder if now will be the time when they finally decide if the a's can move to san jose. robert handa has more on the story. >> reporter: well, a lot of people -- lots of people are working hard to bring the a's to a baseball stadium here, as another piece of downtown to go along with the hp pavilion and the transit center. now many believe if it is time to find out if it is a field of dreams or just a dream. it is a sight they want the

major league commissioner to see, another big high tech firm, in this case, the storage company opening new headquarters in san jose, the silicon valley reports today show that this is the year it will happen. with the baseball owners meeting in arizona today, san jose boosters are getting impatient with the commissioner. >> come on, bud, a's to san jose. >> reporter: the mayor was in constant contact on this issue, saying that even though an a's south bay move where the giants have territory rights is not on the owner's official agenda. >> but they will talk to owners and people about moving the a's to an joe. so i know that is going to happen. i just think people look at it and say, my god, how long has it been? >> reporter: but even with a lawsuit pending and oakland trying to keep the team, the san jose boosters point out that other developments like

the bart extension came about while they wait. >> with them waiting, san jose has been allowed to clear possible problems that could have been in front of it. >> reporter: for all the optimism and nerveness, they're waiting for bud selig to make a move. live in san jose. and a fire at a battery testing facility under investigation. this morning, fire crews rushed to the building on deer creek road in palo alto. the firefighters say the building's sprinkler system knocked down the fire. the facility that caught fire is part of the development headquarters. the that is where components are made. and happening now, the boat we told you about heading to alcatraz with eric rasmussen on it, now is headed towards the bay with him on it. they're heading out, and maybe if we can swing out a little

bit, the photographer can hear me. we can show the folks on the boat. they can't hear me, maybe they will swing around anyway. this is the new fox show, called alcatraz, getting lots of attention, premiering next monday. they're having a show on the island there, a premier party tonight. it will be interesting, the party is being held in the mess hall. if you have ever been out there it is a big mess hall. and then the screening will actually be in d block. this screening shows sam neal as well as other actors, hearding out. we'll continue to cover it and have more with eric rasmussen once he is on the island coming up on ktvu at six. and what do you think? short bursts. long-term session, which is key in losing weight. plus, veterans returning from combat involved in a certain type of accident at a

high rate. and a man claiming he owns half of facebook is hit by the judge with a fine. what he didn't do that has him paying $5000

. the ford motor company is recalling nearly half a million suvs and mini vans, including 2001 and 2 escape suvs as well as 2004 and five ford free star and mercury monterey mini vans.

the recall is few fluid leaks and shaft problems. and people returning from combat, having more car accidents, according to research by usaa, a top insurer for military families. the company found that accidents in which vets were at fault went up 13% after deployments. the risks appeared greater in the first six months they were at home. experts say ptsd could be to blame. >> when they see a situation that is similar in some ways to where they were, and driving on the highway can be one of those situations, you are on edge. >> the department of affairs says they're aware of the problem and are looking into connections between the combat service and overly aggressive driving. and a new york man suing facebook, slapped with a five thousand fine. paul siglia was cited for

signing a contract. back in 2003 he signed the contract and will sue for half ownership of the 50 billion company. the palo alto based facebook says the contract is fake. and microsoft is investigating reports that x box factory workers in hong kong, threatening mass suicide over the pay, the company raised worker pay twice since a string of suicides last year, and is providing more recreation, spiritual help and a 24 hour help line for employees. and warning scientific journals, about allegations that one of the researchers made false or manipulated data. the director of the center is looking at red wine studies, the officials say they received an anonymous tip and found 145

instances of false or manipulated data, they wept say if it involved the red wine research. and isolated hormones has been studied for exercise. they say it is a fat calorie exercise debate. thank you, new hampshire -- tonight, we made history. what a difference the day makes, new hampshire a day after the primary, ktvu's ken pritchett was there, his take next. and below freezing temperatures in the bay area again tonight. i'll show you which city will be the coldest. and a look at the five-day forecast 8

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. when they asked the question what really happened on alcatraz. there are a lot of big names involved with the show, one of them executive producer, jj

jjabrams, from lost, and they just landed on the island, making their way to the prison. there is a red carpet event, a party, screening of the first episode. it is interesting because this is obviously putting a lot of focus on alcatraz. a lot 6 the -- lot of the show was shot in vancouver, but crews were there a month ago, taking a lot of beauty shots for san francisco, certainly meaning good things for san francisco and the tourism. our eric rasmussen will have more, with a live report at 6:00. its on the south carolina now for the republican republican presidential candidates. and at least one poll says that if mitt romney wins there, the race could be over. now they're looking at new hampshire and how things are different, compared to 24 hours ago. >> reporter: with the mad house yesterday, the polling place in manchester is today once again just a school.

the campaign signs all over new hampshire will soon come down. the campaign offices this morning were dark and locked. >> and the space that holds the mitt romney headquarters may soon be again for lease. the candidates have moved on from new hampshire, a first place in the primary that often offers up surprises. but possibly not so much this year. >> reporter: the polls long had mitt romney as the runaway winner, and he was just that. >> thank you new hampshire. tonight we made history. >> reporter: mitt romney's win was historic in that he was the first nonincumbent republican to win both iowa and new hampshire since 1976. the win equals momentum, heading into south carolina. >> if he wins iowa, new hampshire and south carolina, i don't see any republican who can possibly build the infrastructure they need to mount a credible campaign. >> reporter: others say he is

studying the play book, win in new hampshire, then south carolina, and the race could be wrapped up soon after, long before california's june primary. >> i suspect it will be irrelevant again. i hope not. it is a part of the primary system that the state doesn't have an impact on who the party's nominees are. >> reporter: unlike the iowa caucuses, that didn't shorten the field, the candidates were all scheduled today in south carolina. in manchester, south carolina, ktvu. and protesters marched to the white house today, demanding the u.s. government shut down the prison for suspected terroristic activities at guantanamo bay. it is the 10th anniversary of the first prisoners arriving there. some protesters wore the same orange jump suits as those held there. they say the united states has no right to hold the terror suspects indefinitely, without a trial. this is a day of great

shame, great shame, 10 years of torture, of indefinite detention. of the violation of human rights and the rule of law. >> president obama promised to shut down the prison at guantanamo bay, but congress stopped him. 171 men remain locked up there. and federal safety investigators today released new details about a very close call between two planes in chicago. the near collision happened at chicago's midway airport last month. a southwest jet carrying 79 people had just landed, cleared to cross a run way. but a lear jet was taking off at the same time. the co-pilot yelled to stop, barely stopping a collision. the planes came within two feet of each other. here you can listen to the tapes. >> on the runway, the plane was taking off -- >> across the street, went right, the lear jet was taking

off. we put on the brakes, the thing went right over our head. >> the national transportation safety board has not assigned blame, and is investigating. and under new rules, airlines have to include all government taxes and other fees in their advertised prices. that can add 30-50% to the base price of a ticket. the rules will also require airlines to allow free changes within 24 hours of the original reservation. the airlines are appealing these new rules. if you like crab bait you should see more in stores and stands as of next week. the state department of fish and game will open the facility north of the coast on sunday. normally the season would have opened on december one, but it was delayed six weeks because the crabs have not grown large enough for fishing. and a big discovery of tiny planets. we have an artist and to

rendering of the planets here, the smallest ones found so far orbit a star other than our sun. it is located about 130 light years away, about 1/6 the size of our sun, the planets are thought to be rocky, but are too close to the star to support. and let's talk about the weather now, today, a carbon copy of yesterday, the day before, and before that. same old thing. yeah, it really has been a continuing weather pattern with very dry conditions, spare the air night. very cold night. fog not happening now, but the frost is. in the north bay or east bay valleys tonight, you will find temperatures at freezing or near freezing. fremont, 38 degrees, frost there in concord and livermore. and redwood city, 39, and the valley, pockettings of san

francisco, cold, dry, there goes january, we know that week was dry, the next is dry. as we head into next week, more dry, thursday-saturday as we move through this saturday, plenty of sunshine and the pattern continues. but as we go into the following week, the middle towards the end, the models as i mentioned a few times, at the 10:00 broadcast they're starting to come in line. what you look for in computer models, especially long range, you look to see how consistent they are. the models run through four, two to four times a day, even more, you want to see each run if it continues to put rain in. with it coming up next week, the models are putting rain in the forecast for those days. so it is a ways out, but encouraging. i just showed you the computer model, there is no green on there at all. overnight lows, very cold. whites, 20s, you see pockettings of 20s in the santa rosa area. up in napa, below freezing temperatures, near freezing

temperatures and frosty conditions, greens or 60s, possible upper 60s tomorrow. i don't think we'll see 70s, just like today. these are the forecast highs for tomorrow. 67 santa rosa, 62 in brentwood, the forecast high, 67 for san jose, 65 for morgan hill, spare the air tonight, and the weekend view, the holiday weekend in view, more of the same next week, we may be up for changes so enjoy the next few days, because it looks like we may get back into rain if we're lucky. and a student from san francisco's balboa high school is in washington, d.c. tonight to meet with white house officials about issues concerning students with asian heritage. this is a group of asian pacific students that were chosen to meet at the white house. this lady is a native of china who came to the u.s. two years ago, serving on the city's youth commission. and actors brad pitt and

jolie visiting the white house, the two were in town to screen the new movie about the war crimes in bosnia. and that the president wanted to talk to jolie about her good will ambassador work. and what consumer groups want to see out-lawed, and the federal agency they say could do it in a snap sweetheart. we need to talk.

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. a temporary halt on orange juice imports could send the prices higher. the federal regulators say that the growers in brazil were using a banned chemical. the fda plans to test all orange juice coming into the united states before it lifts the ban. they will recall all orange that contains this chemical. and a food group targeting a food substance they say is dangerous to your health. they say trans fats in many products that could be in your refrigerator right now are dangerous, and they say it is something that should be out- lawed. >> the has total authority and could snap its fingers and say it is gone. >> the experts say trans fats from the oils can cause heart disease. many manufacturers have eliminated trans fats from their products. but today the center for science and the public interests released a shopping

list, if you will, showing many foods contain trans fats, in everything from pies to pizza. the authors say that trans fats may make the foods more tasty, but is not worth the risk. >> maybe there is a bit of sacrifice in taste in some cases. but who cares? trans fat is killing thousands of people a year because of heart disease. >> the top trans fat offenders with five grams, celeste pizza, marie calendar's pie, and pop corn in some instances. the group wants it banned altogether, to see a fullest, go to our website at ktvu.com and go to web links. and coming up in 90 seconds, in a story you will see, homeowners in a bay area city put on notice, they're now responsible for the trees in front of their homes even if they didn't put them there. and imagine if you had to

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doesn't for the urban forest in front of their homes. and mannequins, and lingerie, and the alleged diary of a serial killer. complete bay area coverage starts right now, this is ktvu at 6:00. good evening, i'm julie haener. and i'm frank somerville. the homeowners in one bay area city are now responsible for the trees that the city has planted outside of their homes. only on 2, tom vacar, live in san francisco with a door-to- door notice being given to property owners now. >> reporter: that is right, if you give one of these the city is making an offer you just can't refuse on penalty of paying some fines. san francisco's department of public works started to send out the experts to find out if some 23,000 trees are in good health and structural condition. >> if so we'll transfer to