the marriage. we need help. very been telling him we need help and i will use this in case he wants to take theo away from me because he did say that he is a very -- he is very powerful and can do it. theo is their 2-year-old son. the complaint said police interviewed another neighbor who also said they were told by lopez that she had been physically abused on new year's and last march. the complaint said that the witness told -- the witness was told by lopez that there was a bruise on her arm, saw that bruise and said lopez told them their child witnessed the alleged abuse. they have both denied any abuse happened. they have both refused to be interviewed by police. we put in a call to the sheriff's lawyer and haven't heard back yet. he at this point faces one count of domestic violence, one count of endangering a child. he is set to be arraigned on

thursday afternoon. reporting live. david stevenson. >> and now back to that 14- year-old in custody accuse of adult crimes. police say he is responsible for at least two sexual assaults. only on two, eric talked to that boy's grandmother who turned him in. >> reporter: she said he is innocent but when police took the step to release his name, age and description she said there was no other choice but to walk him in the front door here at juvenile hall this morning. >> they ran out on him like he was -- i said we came to -- i'm bringing him in. >> reporter: when we found mary boone she just returned from turning in her 14-year-old grandson. >> looks like a football team. they came out and i said we came through a metal detector. he walked through the door. >> reporter: despite his age

and 100-pound age he is considered armed and dangerous after two similar robberies and sexual assaults. in both cases investigators say the suspect approached 28-year- old women, simulating having a gun, took already purses and assaulted them. police won't say how they identified him as the suspect but decided to put out an aalert with his name and description over the weekend. >> we believe that if we didn't put the information out in the interest of public safety he would not have turned himself in. >> reporter: you get to ask him are you involved? >> i asked him. tell me the truth. i can deal with lies, just tell me. he said i don't know about no woman. >> reporter: family members also say he is mentally disabled while he has spent time in juvenile hall for robbery they don't believe the new charges he is facing now. >> they say might have did a robbery i might have agreed but a rape they fled to stop putting that on him. >> reporter: and late this

afternoon prosecutors said they haven't decided whether to try him as an adult. his family had a lot more to say about how they plan to fight his case and we will have that at six. >> a judge in los angeles today set a date for a hearing in a case of those two men accused of attacking brian stow. marvin norwood and louis sanchez have pled not guilty. the hearing in their case is now scheduled for march 13th. that's almost a year after spow was attacked in a stadium parking lot. he suffered severe brain trauma and is now at a rehabilitation facility. >> mitt romney drew fire today over whether he plans to release his tax records. he answered a question. >> it's probably closer to the 15% rate than anything because my last ten years i have -- my income comes mostly from

investments made in the past rather than normal income. >> he made this comment today while campaigning in south carolina but he was not so forthcoming during a debate last night. he said he might release his tax records in april but that he will keep that open. now both democrats and republicans have jumped on that response. the white house press secretary said it's become a tradition for candidates to release their records. >> we think it's a good tradition and that's why the -- senator obama released his going back i think seven years when he was a candidate for president. >> he said mitt romney's father george started the practice of releasing tax records when he ran for president in 1968. >> gingrich used a boxing analogy today when asked how he will challenge the president. >> when i have been looking for many my candidate is fire in the belly. we have to bloody obama's nose. i don't want to, i want to

knock him out. >> reporter: he said that the founding fathers believed in conservative values and faith in god. the former house speaker got help on the campaign trail from his daughter. at pack 30 the surprising way she said he prepares for a debate. >> yahoo co found era nouned he is leaving. that just two weeks after the company hired former pay pal executive scott thompson as it's new ceo. yang said he would leave to pursue other interests outside of yahoo. the company has been struggling compete with google and facebook for advertising dollars. at 5:30 we tell you what may have led to the departure. >> interest rates for home lones continue to reach new lows. the realtime rate on 30 year fixed rate mortgages is now at 3.69%. that's down slightly from last week and it represents the

lowist number since they started tracking the rates in 2008. analysts say they don't expect a 30 year fix rate to go above 4% during the first half of the year. >> investors were encouraged after a positive news out of europe and china. stocks rose on word of a debt auction in spain and strong demand for that nation's bonds. china reported a slow down that wasn't as bad as first thought. the dow was up more than hundred hundred points but finished up 60. the nasdaq was up 17 points. >> a bitter cold is blanketing the bay area tonight and we have live team coverage for you. bill martin is tracking when rain is heading this wait a minute let's start in san jose where robert honda shows us the effects. >> reporter: we are near downtown san jose where it is chilly and tonight the group envision will go into its

freezing or cold weather inmode meaning will open up it's shelter facilities to anybody on the street suffering the cold and that could be a big crowd. about an hour ago they opened up it's shelter on montgomery street. they offer a number of programs to help the homeless but the main one is to get people out of the cold even during the day. >> it gets hard to keep your body temperature warm so a lot of times we have to double up on the clothes, maybe an extra shirt or coat or pair of socks, that helps to take the cold away, just a little bit. >> people die out there when it gets so cold it goes freezing then gets the precipitation happens. >> reporter: the public health department is also recommending people take precautions during the cold snap saying people can underestimate the impact of cold or freezing temperatures. >> if you are taking kids outside bundle them up and don't leave kids in the car, pets in the car, or even pets outside over night.

>> reporter: one that people care about is the cold weather impact on plants. at the fuji garden center own protected plants were damaged last night but simple protection can protest most. >> boy lightly cover it. making sure that whatever material doesn't actually touch the plant like a few bamboo stakes and a sheet. >> reporter: as the temperature drops more and more people will come to the shelter. at 6:00 we will show you some of the direct ways people are trying to help the homeless stay warm. live in san jose. robert honda. >> as robert mention mentioned temperatures are headed back down tonight but check out what we found out this morning because of the cold. you don't see that every day. so cold this person had to pull out an ice scraper to get the ice off his wind shield. after he said it reminded him of growing up back east. >> reminutes me of home authority of boston. i had to come out as a teen and

that was my diligence. sit in the car 20 minutes and warm it up for my parents . a freeze warning was in tech until eight and people can expect more of the same tonight. >> used a credit card myself this morning. let's bring in bill martin and you are tracking changes ahead. >> yeah. things change. it was record cold last night. i had an experience myself this morning, went out and heard running water and looked at my neighbor's and he blew a pipe. we lost a lot of pipe last night. some of the hard pipe as well. it was a hard freeze in many locations. it'll be cold again tonight. freeze warning in effect not for the north bay but for the valley. the southern end of the valley will see a freeze warning in effect with temperatures in to the upper 20s and low 30s. it was cold and then the rain gets here. ly talk about that in about ten minutes. >> thank you. lots of people took pictures of the cold weather and this will share with you from adam

parker. it's a frozen drain spout. it's in lafayette. we always want your pictures. send them at photographs at ktvu.com. we will post them on the website. also we will cooperate posted on any severe weather alerts. >> the center is showing its team spirit. check out the rooftop lights. we will give you a live look at the images of the four towers. they are glowing red, 48 floors above the ground in support of the 49ers as they head into this saturday a he sunday's playoff game. the rush for tickets starts tomorrow. season ticket holders get first character. then sales open to the general public three hours later. we found a lot of people started selling their seats online today. we checked stub hub about an hour ago and found ticket prices range from 300 all the way up to 20,000 for a single

ticket. >> the super bowl was the most watched program in united states television history last year and new figures shortiesers are spending more than ever to buy ad time. last year's super bowl brought in $228 million in ad revenue for the fox network. over the past decade it tops $1.7 billion. for all of the revenue the super bowl has generated more than a third has come from only a handful of companies including pep and i general motors. >> no translation needed. you can sense the frustration and anger directed at the captain of a sinking cruise ship. the threat the coast guard leveled at the captain after he made his get away. sweetheart. we need to talk.

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off italy friday. these photographs were taken that day showing damage to the ship's hull. at least 11 people died. divers found five bodies today, 24 people are still missing. a new recording today released -- they offer a chilling look in to the frantic minutes after the wreck of that cruise ship that sent 4200 people rushing for their lives. are you about to hear the anger of italian coast guard official who ordered the captain back to that sinking vessel >> reporter: you don't need to understand italian to feel the fury of this coast guard official. it shows new light on the captain's actions after the cruise ship ran aground and started sinking. he got into a life boat and was escaping the wreck but the coast guard told him to return to his ship and help save his passengers the coast guard

commander said get on board the ship and you tell me how many people are on board and what do they have? clear? you tell me if there are children, women, people with special needs and you tell me how many there are of each of the categories s that clear? but the captain couldn't say how many were left on the sinking ship. that's when the coast guard commander got fed up and made threats against the captain. the coast guard commander said look you may have been safe from the sea but i will make sure you go through a very rough time. i will make sure you go through a lot of trouble, get on board [bleep]. the captain faces charges of manslaughter, shipwreck and abandoning his ship. his lawyer says after the crash the captain steered the ship in such a way to save hundreds if not thousands of lives. >> the captain was in an italian court today telling a judge his version of the

disaster. his attorneys are trying to get him free from jail. >> a california couple has arrived home after spending some time on that same cruise ship. >> we met the captain several times. his -- the captain's table was next to ours. >> coming up at 5:45 how they barely avoided being on that ship when it capsized.interesting and blunt% impression they had of the captain who is now accused of abandoning his passengers. freshly replaced smoke alarm batteries helped save a family from martinez. the fire broke out at 3:55 at a people known as the christmas house. homeowner said he replaced the batteries just last night and this morning they woke up to the sound of the alarms and had to run through flames to get out. all five members of the family are okay. unfortunately their home is a

total loss. >> sit here and watch it all burn down like this is just devastating. taken a toll on me. we don't know who we are going to do. we lost everything. >> people across southern california have come to see that home during the holidays because of the display of christmas lights. it's believed the fire started in a pellet stove. >> oakland is a nouning the next part of a crime fighting initiative that focuses on the 100 most violent blocks in the city. the mayor appeared with the police chief and other leaders today to talk about the initiative. so far police have gotten the help of the sheriff, the housing authority and the school district to help with enforcement. >> these 100 blocks are where 92% of the murders have happened over the last five years. we think by coordinated resources, particularly in this time when he are all facing cuts and stepped up community involvement we can make a difference. >> in the week as head police will boost patrols, and

checking up on parolees movement muni working to create a way to remove transit shelters. they removed several about concerns but the movement has drawn criticism who say the absence makes it hard for them. now muni officials looking in into detail the circumstances and details to america mitt the removal of a sell shelter. >> another cold one. >> weather is basically coming back into our view here because we have had a very dry, very noneventful november, december and good part of january. as we saw this morning the cold came back big time. we had record cold, freeze warnings for basically the entire bay area. last night a freeze warning in effect for the santa clara valley. out in the pacific the systems

are further south. lower latitude that. will allow them to slam in to the bay area, starts thursday and into next week. how strong is each? nobody it tell you. you play hear different reports, it's to far out. what i can tell you is there is a series of them. we will see some winds, rain, and little bit of everything. right now the timing is going to be a tough one to dial it in. it starts on thursday. increasing clouds tomorrow. lue notice the southwesterly wind, the -- the cold overnight tonight but not as cold as last night. instead of teens and low 20s temperatures in the cold spots will be in the low 30s and upper 20s. that's still chilly. as you knead to thursday the rain and wind develop in the midmorning early afternoon hours, then it keeps going and right now the main focus of the systems seem doss be north -- the bay area will get rain but the real heavy stuff is the

higher areas, 42 degrees north. we talk about latitude now. the forecast for overnight lows, still cold. 32napa. 29 livermore. that will get you plenty of frost and freeze. we have concerns for parts out there by highway 17 going up over santa cruz. maybe a little black ice, some moisture and you could have some ice. 38 oakland. that's cold. that is tomorrow morning. tomorrow is the big transition day. the cloud wills be increasing. you have seen clouds but they start to develop. there may be a few north bay sprinkles and i'm talking like fort bragg. as those clouds increase that would be tomorrow evening and into thursday number one comes in. a major bomb storm? doesn't look like it. looks like a good scale of one to ten maybe a six or seven but it'll come in, do what it does. the winds will kick up, the rain and you will see winter snow advisories in the mountains. when i get back at 5:45 we will

go to the forecast for your neighborhood and the five day forecast with the bay area weekend in view. >> thank you. vets have put down a beached newborn whale. expects say it appears the one week old gray whale was separated from its mother. the whale was found monday on the beach north of moss landing. at just a week old it was 12 feet long and weighed 1700 pounds movement words of praise for lindsey lohan from a los angeles judge. and we are about to show you what would happen if a portion of the bridge closes done on president's day. what you need to know. >> and more and more people are holding onto their cars these days instead of trading them in. the two reasons is that may be happening. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal.

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we have animation tonight to show you what is boeing done. caltrans released this video today. it shows what the bridge will look like after the president's day weekend. some westbound lanes will shift but caltrans said people should have no trouble going over the change. >> after it reopens tuesday morning they will jog a little bit to the south. it's not a real safety risk. >> that closure will happen from eight friday february 1st to -- to 5:00 a.m. tuesday february 21st. those dates incorrect. ly have to get back to you. caltrans is encouraging everybody to use alternative routes or public transit. it's the president's day weekend. that's the weekend it'll be closed it's only the upper deck. caltrans cautions that there is -- the closure and the construction work are all

weather depend ent and could be delayed by storms. >> we are talking about february 17th starting at 8 and reopening february 2 sergeant. that's the weekend. friday february 17th to tuesday february 21st. lindsey lohan earned more praise from a judge today. >> just keep doing what you are doing and you appear to be doing it well. >> she appeared in court for a probation status hearing. the judge said she is on track to complete the terms of her probation by the end of march. she has been doing community service at the county morgue and doing mandatory therapy sessions. she is on probation. she is one of two actresses under consideration to play elizabeth taylor in a bio pick. they are both reportedly in competition to be cast as taylor in elizabeth and richard.

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. complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu channel 2news at five. >> another major shake up at yahoo. one of the co founders is out. jerry yang resigned this afternoon just two weeks after yahoo hired a new ceo. we asked tom to look into what this means and he is here with what he learned. >> reporter: for a long time jerry yang has been under fire for miss judging the prospects

of his own company and underestimating the competition he faces. the battle worn co founder said he resigned from all positions directly with yahoo and other major interests it holds. he said my time from its founding to the present has been some of the most excite examining rewarding experiences of my life but the time has come to pursue other interests outside of yahoo. we spoke to rob who said the new ceo had to get rid of him. >> he been hurting the sale, a very loud founder on the board, a new ceo first step is to make sure they have a -- a clear course to sail and get everything out of the way and he would have been one of them. >> reporter: remember it was just three years ago that yahoo with yang we rejected a buy out

for $47.5 billion. today they are worth less than 20 billion. >> i think it's -- regardless it'll be something else. owned by something else or a different company. >> reporter: to make it tougher they face competition from google, facebook and many other internet players picking away various strengths. a big strength. ktvu channel 2news. >> and here is more of a look back at his 17 year history with the company. in 1995 he co founded the company with david filo. from the beginning he was on the board of directors and then was the chief executive director in june of 2007. he got a lot of criticism for playing a role in the rejection of a general rouse take over bid from microsoft. the next january he stepped down from his post as ceo and today it's the end of an era

with him resigning. >> the governor will deliver his state of the state dress tomorrow and ken says the governor is expected to lay out a tough decision for california. vote for new taxes or face deeper cuts to programs including education. >> in just 14 minutes last year the governor summed up the state of the state in what seemed at times an off the cuff speech. >> i think the governor has a unique style. he doesn't practice or read off a telepropter. >> reporter: he said brown's challenge selling tax hikes to avoid cuts. >> he is asking the people to do something extraordinary which is in a state that's rapidly anti tax to temporarily increase taxes to have stronger school and safer communities and fix this budget problem. >> reporter: last year the governor appealed to lawmakers to put taxes on the ballot. republicans blocked if. this year he is going straight to voters. >> he will be talking at the

joint session of the legislature but not talking to the joint session. his audience is statewide. >> reporter: they see tomorrow as his kickoff to sell the increases. >> i'm puzzled as to the decision as to why he would do it at 10:00 in the morning as to say 5:00 and lay out the message. >> reporter: the governor said his tax plan would nearly eliminate the state deficit in five-years. the plan calls for a half cent increase in the sales tax and higher state income taxes for those who earn $250,000 a year or more. the governor hopes to get the tax measure on the november ballot. and you can watch the address on ktvu. we will show it live at ten tomorrow and if you can't get to the tv log on to the website, we will stream it there live as well.

>> the california energy commission gave it's approval to the use of state real estate for a huge renewable energy project. it's identified 6.5 million scar feet for solar panels. if he are also considering wind and geothermal power. >> we have many lands that don't have development on them. you can build larger projects, save 20megawatts and sell to the utilities. >> they plan to set priorities to properties with higher energy costs. >> nancy pelosi weighing in onto race. she said the nominees aren't what she would call the first isn't strength and she doesn't think romney has as much support as some may think. >> so-called right wing of the republican party, and others,

are not supporting romney at least not yet because they don't think he will win. >> she also went after romney's promise to veto the dream act saying it shows he lacks an understanding of policies that would help the country in the global economy. >> santorum hopes to take advantage of his surge in the polls. he was in south carolina today where he called his rival inconsistent. >> you have gingrich who is bold but all over the place. attacking, supporting, against, for global warming, we need someone who is bold and consistent. >> he also blasted romney as being on every side of every issue. they are gearing up for south carolina's primary on saturday. >> the daughter of gingrich stumped for her father today and she had a surprising revelation about how he prepares for debates. >> many candidates spend a lot

of time with aids thinking about words and things to do. my father either reads a book or watching a movie to relax, calls my two children and has a diet coke. that's it. >> she rallied voters at a republican women's club meeting today. she said that her father is the best person to go in her words toe to toe with the president. >> schools back in session and tonight the steps students and employees at san francisco city college are can ask to take. >> and the airline starting a new nonstop service to philadelphia and wait until you hear the prices.

. a teen who lives in a new york homeless shelter is among the invited guests at the president's state of the union address next week. we told you about the 18-year- old last week. she is one of the symphony finalists. her congressman was so inspired by her story he invited her to be his guest. she lives in a homeless shelter on long island with her family. >> students and employees at city college san francisco returned to campus amid warnings of viruses on computers. everybody is warned to change their passwords. as we reported last week officials say viruses have been

defected in a computer lab and traced to criminal networks offer seas. it appears hackers have been scanning data for years. google is rolling out new adds about online security to try to help internet users. the good to know ad campaign covers things like ways to protect online passwords, they start appearing today in dozens of newspapers, magazines, websites and subway billboards in new york and washington. >> another airline starting nonstop flights sfo to philadelphia and the introduction fares are a real bargin. they there start two flights starting april 10th. they are starting three flights to philadelphia from los angeles about the same time and here is the best news. the far es cost $129 each way. >> a link between prescription use and accidental falls and this isn't specifically about elderly people. more than 300 working age

people died or required hospital doeser because falls and found people takenning two or more prescriptions were more likely to be injured. the finding holds true even after accounting for drinking, drug use and amount of sleep. the team notes whether it is associated with certain drugs or were the result of taking drug social security not claim. >> a new study shows walking outside and listening to mystin the head phone s is dangerous. >> reporter: university of maryland researchers looked at data about pedestrian accidents and they say the number of head phone wearing pedestrians hit by vehicles has tripled since 2004. they found 116 reported incidents during those years. they say more than half of them were hit by trains. another study may dash hope that vitamin d helps symptoms of lung disease.

people with lung disease can have breathing flare ups. most are also deefficient in vitamin d but a study shows it didn't help those symptoms. about 24 million have this condition. many because of smoking. >> the controls available on the bridge of a cruise ship and the captain weighs in on what happened in italy. >> its going to be another cold one but look at the clouds, rain in the forecast as well. see you back in ten.

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. you can hear the anger. authorities released these tapes revealing its rescue efforts after a cruise ship ran aground last weekend. the recordings shout anger of the italian coast guard when they found that the captain of the cruise ship abandoned his ship while many of the passengers and crew were still on board. >> and mariners here say they are furious over what they are hearing in those tapes. rob roth live in vallejo where they are weighing in on what the captain did and what he should have done. >> reporter: here at the academy you can see the ship students use for training and they are taught that unlike what happened in italy the captain of the vessel should be the last one to leave a sinking ship. six years as a cruise ship

captain and now teaches at the maritime academy often using this simulator. he called the decision by the italian captain to leave his ship ridiculous. >> i'm ashamed as a professional mariner that's the last thing i think anybody would do. i can't understand that. makes they angry. >> reporter: in a tape released today an italian coast guard commander orders the captain back to the ship that he fled with passengers still on board. the captain but do you realize it's dark coast guard, so what, you want to go home n get on the ship. >> moral would bo he to do that. >> reporter: some passenger has a negative opinion of the captain even before the disaster this couple got off the ship early before the

trouble started and had formed a poor impression of the captain. >> the captain was right next to us at the dinner seating and my first impression, i said -- that captain there doesn't care about anybody but hippings. >> it's a black eye to the industry. we want to be sure that the people are held responsible. >> reporter: those at the responsible. >> reporter: in vallejo. >> critics of high speed rail are questioning financial projections made by bullet train supporters. the price tag for california's bullet train is almost at $100 billion but high speed rail say it'll cost 171 billion to build new airports and roads if that isn't done. some say that figure is not right. >> 4th graders picked the winning names for two nasa

probes. students at emily dickinson school in montana submitted the names ebb and flow. sciencists were impressed at how well they capture the mission . >> an unexpected snowstorm in parts of northern japan. volunteers helping rescue crews disc out residents trapped in their homes by the record snow fall. the conditions are leaving hundreds of trains and flights delayed or canceled. it's predicted japan could get another 20 inches this week. >> and here in the bay area the weather is turning out to be the real deal. cold and rain on the way. >> back to winter for the bay area. record overnight lows last night. look at that beautiful shot. you get air quality like this. the cold air and establish atmosphere, you get this beautiful visibility. downtown san francisco, the pyramid on the right obviously and beautiful night out there. its going to be cold.

the clouds coming in will start to thicken up. they will actually warm temperatures a few degrees. instead of the teens, that we saw in the north bay it'll be upper 20s, low 30s. still cold. increasing clouds tomorrow, may see a sprinkle in the far north bay. thursday afternoon looks like rain. oaf night looks like this they are still cold. 27 fairfield, 30 santa rose a. the cold cover will increase temperatures here. in the santa clara valley it's going to be colder. the clouds lock, like, they will stay north. you have a freeze warning in effect for the santa clara valley for tonight and tomorrow morning. here come that weather system. wednesday a transition day. thursday gets here. a wet afternoon drive for basically the entire bay area. we could see wind. this is a series of storms, not one or two, maybe three or four. are they huge? ? am i seeing thinking that says it'll go off?

no. i think we will see strong winds in to the weekend storm. right now they are just extra tropical storms headed our way and we need them. the computer model, wednesday morning, right, tomorrow morning look there is rain. they are getting rain up -- here we go into entities worn. the cloud cover, gets into thursday. thursday morning, midmorning, it's starting to shower up there. maybe a few morning showers thursday in the north bay and then thursday afternoon. we need the rain. you will get a winter weather advisory. maybe a snow, on thursday night. then into friday morning, more scattered showers, not as cold now. not as cold because the clouds are coming out from the park and they are warmer. friday afternoon and the timing will change but you get the picture. just one after the other. upper 50s, mid50s. the cloud cover will warm us

up. five day forecast looking like a forecast should look for january. that's what we expect in january. the niner game looks like wet fields for sure. scattered showers on the niner game and windy conditions, perhaps in parts of the game. >> and since we are getting that rain one after the other after the others this better than just one big wham. >> you like to get them because you get a 12 hour break and then the creeks calm down. the creeks -- it'll all be absorbed. it's just nice to see more than just one. three or four that will go through. i don't see anything major. >> and how much snow? >> by the time it's done they could see four or five feet. >> they need that. >> thank you. >> paula dean the woman famous for her recipe that are loaded butter and bacon said she found out three years ago she had diabetes but didn't feel comfortable until now now

talking aboutt. she is now changing some of her recipes. people who are over weight had have a greater risk of developing type 2 diabetes which increases your chance evers of a heart attack. >> a tribute of to the king of pop. how they are honoring michael jackson and which three songs you can bet will be in the show tonight. cçrrú

. fans have a chance to get closer to the vehicles driven by the most famous spy. the 0007 franchise is on full display offering a look at the 50 vehicles driven in the bond movies. the bond in motion except is debuting just in time to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the first 007 film . >> that's cool stuff there. a tribute to michael jackson starts a two night run at oracle arena tonight. immortal is the name of the show. it's their tribute to the music of michael jackson. it includes high flying acrobaics to hits like beat it, thriller smooth criminal. >> this is for the entire smooth criminal dangerous act. the guys actually put on this

jacket, this -- it's full of pyros so -- it's really exciting to watch. >> the artistic director of the 60 million-dollar show said it's his attempt to get inside michael jackson's head and pay tribute to his head. tickets start at $50. begin the show is tonight and tomorrow only two nights. >> in just 90 seconds a night life is having a deadly impact in santa claire a. the one drug health officials say is claiming far to many. and only on two, we talk to the grandmother who was there as a 14-year-old turned himself into oakland police. police say he sexually assaulted two adult women . [ beep ]

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himself in today. >> complete bay area news government starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2news at six. >> good evening. >> one of the youngest sexual assault suspect social security in jail tonight but his family is promising a fight over how police tracked him down. only on 2, eric is live in san leandro after speaking to the suspect's grandmother who was there when the boy turned himself in. >> reporter: the boy's grandmother said she walked him in here to juvenile hall because police had already put out his description and name. she felt he may be in more danger on the street. police say it was an issue of public safety. >> i talked to him and he said he don't know nothing. >> reporter: mary believes her grandson is not guilty of two sexual assaults but had no choice but to turn him in. >> you can hug him and the man let me. then he handcuffed him. >> reporter: for at least e