a dramatic rescue tonight at ocean beach after a boat capsizes and three people are tossed into the frigid waters. good evening everyone i'm mike mibach in for frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. a life and death situation developed after a boat capsized. citizens got involved and along with paramedics made the difference, debra villalon has the story. >> reporter: people on the beach jumpeded in to help the three boaters and the fog which

you can see is so thick now, wasn't much better than and made the rescue even more difficult. >> i reached down and i picked him up and i got him into shore. >> reporter: this good samaritan was on his nightly job on ocean beach when he pulled a seemlessly lifelessman autoof the surf. that - - l ifelessman out of the surf. the ocean beach accident happened about 5:30. >> i think the action of civilians helped tremendously. >> reporter: near darkness and fog so thick no one could see very much as they scrambled to

save the three. a life preserver was recovered along with an ice chest were recovered. one victim told paramedics they had been in the frigid waters for four hours. >> whether or not they had been in the waters for four hours is just a statement they made. but they were long enough to get hypothermia. >> we tried to interact with him. tried to get him to say his name which eventually after five minutes he kind of came to. >> reporter: he came to enough to identify himself and then off he went to the hospital and ryan resumed his run. now the three boaters thought to be in their 30s or 40s are at uc med center tonight. one of them is in critical condition. we're live at ocean beach in

san francisco, debra villalon, ktvu channel 2 news. new video tonight into the ktvu newsroom. right now berkeley police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened just before 7:00. our camera man says he spotted more than two dozens evidence markers and shell casings. police told us that it appears the gunman specifically targeted the victim. shadick is close at this hour. the shooter is still on the loose. san francisco police say they struck a major blow against crime in just one day arresting 70 me and women wanted for a variety of misdemeanors, -- 70 men and women. eric rasmussen was in the area where police made all those arrests. >> reporter: police say this is simply where the search led

them. some of them were still in their bed sleeping when they found them. san francisco police say these are only a sampling of the 70 fugitive that were rounded up and it wasn't just men on the wanted lease. colleen lewis took this memorable mug shot after police brought her in. tiffany marie carlos was wanted for attempted murder. >> we got 70, we were looking for more. >> reporter: chief greg suhr says the operation was just part of a larger strategy to fight crime more efficiently. >> this is about violence reduction, so we're trying to seek those folks that might be capable of crime of violence here in san francisco. >> how do you think to hear they got 70 people? >> well, i think that's great, you know. they could have probably picked up 70 minute. >> reporter: people in tender

line where most of the -- tenderloin where the arrests went down said they are glad to see it. >> i think that's the best thing they can do, because for years you saw nothing. >> we want to engage them on our terms. >> reporter: and chief suhr say there were 30 fugitives they were not able to track down yesterday but said there are more operations like this one to come. we're live here in san francisco, eric rasmussen, ktv, channel 2 news. a former san ramon police officer pleaded guilty today to charges of a corruption investigation. he pleaded guilty to nine felonies including selling

drugs, embezzlement and gun charges. lombardy's settlement is expected on friday. mayor quan has come under fire by some oakland residents for her handling of the oakland protest. whichever effort gains 50,000 signatures first will be filed. as rita williams explains, the up and down nature of the race could lead to a larger role in california. as candidates arrived for tonight's 19th republican debate, the gop chairman in

california and others questioned whether there's a debate over load almost twice as many as this time four years ago. >> we've had so many debates i think we're down to shoe size and hair color. >> reporter: presidential want to bees have risen and fallen. high stakes today for the final four, especially the top two. >> is he still the biggest anti immigration? >> my father was born in mexico, my wife's father was born in whales, that i'm big on immigration is ridiculous. >> with a poll released today showing gingrich nine points ahead of romney nationwide talk is turning to a long drawn out

campaign before a clear cut winner emerges. >> if mitt romney doesn't win florida but agrees to continue to debate at this pace, then the prospects of california playing a major role grow brighter every day. >> reporter: june's presidential primary may be a long way away, but as we've already seen, a lot can happen in this race in a short period of time. in san francisco, rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. according to at least one analyst, conservative rick santorum came out as he called on gingrich and romney to stop their mud slinging. >> these two gentlemen who are out distracting from the most important issues, can leave that alone and focus on the issues. the fourth candidate is ron paul. he took a jab at gingrich after gingrich claimed he balanced the budget when he was speaking of the house. paul said that's not what really happened.

president obama said his brief encounter with arizona governor brewer was blown out of proportion. brewer said that the president was upset on how she portrayed the president in a book. >> this was really not a big deal. >> were you tense? >> you know diane i'm usually accused of not being of not being tense enough, too relaxed. >> jan brewer greeted the president at a tarmac, they were seen in a brief conversation. the public forum took place in palo alto. it has its own utility but several major pg & e lines run beneath the streets. they need to test another 180 miles of pipeline.

they say much has changed since the september of 2010 when a gas line ruptured in san bruno causing an explosion that killed eight people and destroyed dozens of homes. we have new leadership, new programs, new practices, we're doing a comprehensive overhaul. on wall street today, a late report on home sales send an up market to the white house. the dow lost 22 points on the day, nasdaq was down 13. 2011 was the last year for new home sales since records began. state attorney general harris is rejecting a settlement between the 50 states and major banks over the foreclosure crisis. harris called the settlement inadequate. she had already pulled out of the settlement talks saying that the deal did not help

homeowners enough and gave lenders too much immunity. san francisco sheriff faces a judge. the rulings on whether he can contact his wife and son and the e-mail used in persuading the judge. two kinds of fog out there right now, we have valley fog reforming, it's friday tomorrow. i've got the bay area weekend forecast with your weekend clearly in view. a burning house in hayward brought firefighters, what they found inside the house brought sheriff deputies.

new information tonight a fire at a house in hayward has let led to the discovery of a substantial marijuana operation. authorities left with hundreds of pot plants in hand, lloyd lacuesta was there. >> reporter: neighbors said they had no idea what was going on inside this 3,000 square foot house. tonight sheriff deputies showed us what they found inside. as many as 800 marijuana plants, some ready for harvest were growing in three separate rooms of the house under high power lights. >> some of these rooms have as many as 16 lights per room. >> reporter: sergeant schuler says they had rewired the

operation to avoid paying high bills to pg & e and it caught fire. >> it looks like it was related to the pg & e being bypassed in the garage. which is common in these marijuana growths. >> reporter: authorities are looking for a couple who had rented the house for the past year. neighbors say there were no signs or smells that this was a marijuana grow house. >> i never saw anything come out of the house, i never saw bails or anything that would lead me to think there was anything going on there. the sheriff's department is handling the investigation as the house is an unincorporated area. deputies say they are finding more and more of these marijuana grow houses in residential neighborhoods. >> there's many dangers that go on with these operations. one being fire, another is a home invasion robbery. >> reporter: from what they found inside the house there are indications that several crops of marijuana were grown here over several months.

fire damage is put at $225,000. the marijuana is worth $800,000. live in hayward, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. b.a.r.t. is putting out the word that extra eyes and ears are needed to catch metal thieves. thieves are taking cooper wire and other materials from b.a.r.t. stations around the area. police estimate that last year thieves cost the agency $90,000 and now riders are being called upon to report any suspicious activity. that includes people loitering near or walking along tracks, cars or trucks without b.a.r.t. logos parked near b.a.r.t. tracks. and even people taking photos or video of b.a.r.t. facilities. a suspect was arrested after he picked the wrong time and place to light up a cigarette. alameda sheriff deputies were about to site franklin bean for lighting up in the wrong area. but after they ran a check,

they found he was wanted for homicide. >> be careful on every stop, everything that you do are fundamentals because you never know what you're going to be dealing are >> reporter: bean is a suspect in a shooting death in oakland last month. bean claims it was in self- defense. he remains behind bars without bail. a judge denied ross mirkirimi's request to be reunited with his wife and young son. this happened at the prosecution presented an e-mail from mirkirim's wife as a bad father. >> reporter: the judge issued the stay a week ago. after a hearing the judge denied the request. >> this has been enormously crushing, the fact that i haven't been able to see my family, be with my wife or be with my son. >> reporter: the prosecutor

opposed lifting the stay siting an e-mail that lopez wrote to a neighbor in october. on the e-mail, mirkirimi had watched the boy for an hour and that the boy was wet, hungry and had been left in a car. the child is devastated by being away from his father but never addressed the e-mail. lopez who has said she wants mirkerimi to return home left in tears. >> the only thing i can is let this process unfold and let it do so in the courts. >> reporter: today the san francisco mayor said he doesn't expect to mirkerimi to take a leave of absence.

mirkirimi is facing several charges. the trial is expected to start next month. rob roth, ktvu news. police are investigating a body found today. police say it appear it is man had been dead for several months and do not suspect foul place. the medical examiner is expected to release his identity tomorrow. dozens of occupy protesters took over a chase bank. the protest began at 5:00 this evening and about 40 protesters were involved. >> until all the people are angry, until they are out there with pitch forks and torches nothing is going to change. so we encourage people to get out there and fight for their homes. >> reporter: occupy san jose was joined by other groups

including occupy redwood city. police showed up but no arrests have been made. twitter will now -- twitter used to wipe out messages entirely. now it'll pose a censorship notice when a message is removed. a contractor posted the names and social security of almost 400 current and former employees. a tower hospital posted the information. none of the employees has reported mid-problems related to the computer brian pothier -- reported any problems related to the security breach. daytime highs today on warm side. you may have noticed it in santa rosa and san rafael in the upper 60s. another warm day, lots of

clouds out there. today around lunchtime there was a ton of fog. here's how it looked into late afternoon. you see the fog getting pinched here. that tells me the high pressure is building in. as high pressure buildings in, overnight lows are going to be a little cooler. it's also going to support some valley fog in the inland bay valleys. i think after midnight or 1:00 in the morning, the winds are going to start to clock more easterly. that should help clear the coastal fog to the great highway. i think tomorrow afternoon is mostly clear along the coast. tomorrow another great day. when i come back the five day forecast. we go look -r for rain drops and we go looking at your weekend. a run away pony led modesto police on quite a chase after running across streets, railroad tracks and a tpaoeuld -- and a field. the pony was finally coaxed

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police on the peninsula are trying to track down a group of robbers that attacked a man in the parking lot of a high end shopping center. as ktvu's maureen naylor reports, the man appears to have been targeted for jewelry. according to police, the shopper in his 60s was attacked by three to four well-dressed men at the shopping center around 3:00 in the afternoon.

around the parking lot at the macy's store. >> the man had gone to the shopping center with the intend to have some jewelry appraised. he was approached by these suspects. >> reporter: that's when they say he was pistol whipped by an armed suspect while the others grabbed the jewelry. ultimately driving off in a black mini van. >> the suspects appeared to be very well-dressed. there were multiple suspects. the men had been followed out of a jewelry store. more than likely this was something that had been planned. >> reporter: the primary suspect described in his 30s wearing a hip length black jacket, black shoes and black driving cap. this long time resident says he had just left the same parking lot just moments earlier. >> they patrol the parking lot all day long. i usually see the guys two or

three times. i saw the guy yesterday when i was here. >> reporter: the mall also has closed circuit television which police are reviewing. the victim was treated for minor injuries. because police believe this was not a single attack, they're looking into if a larger ring is involved. a video seems to contradict a police report about ron paul. he had set off an alarm in the body scanner and wanted to go through again instead of getting a pat down. ron paul says if he was appointed president he would abolish the tsa. police say they have discovered why small cracks

have become part of the jumbo jets. the company blamed a combination of manufacturers and design flaws and is taking steps to repair them. several cracks have been found. air bus says they do not pose a safety problem. alcatraz is making it tougher to keep tourists in line at real life tours. tourists are asking about a back room called the bat room. but no such room exists. tonight police took us along as they went undercover. they'll show us what they're doing and who they're trying to rescue. tough new standards for the cars we drive. why california is once again poised to rewrite the rules.

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only on 2 tonight, we ride along with oakland police to see firsthand an undercover campaign against sex trafficking. ktvu's amber lee live in oakland tonight and tell us the city is trying to maintain the quality of life despite dwindling resources, amber. >> reporter: we're at 28th and san pablo. police told us this is one of oakland's hot spots for human trafficking. tonight the vice unit took us along as they went undercover. from an unmarked police vehicle, we watched as officers pulled over a blue car. inside are an undercover officer and a prostitute who had just gotten into the vehicle with him. today's operation is part of the city's 100 block plan to prevent crime. >> a lot of times pimps have

prostitutes have girls selling drugs for them. >> reporter: sergeant yoshi who asked us not to show her face these undercover busts are an effort to rescue young girls and improve the quality of life for residents. >> as long as they have some type of rehabilitation behind it it's a good thing. >> reporter: 23-year-old -- says he used to sell drugs but that he's turned his life around and is raising daughters. stokes says he doesn't like what's going on around him. >> you see how a lot of young females are treated, you see how a lot of young females are treated themselves. >> reporter: after arrest the young women are quickly tied to advocates. >> human trafficking is such a quickly involving crime that we haven't kept up. >> reporter: tonight's operation was focused on getting women and girls off the

street. but this is an ongoing effort. other operations target pimps and johns. reporting live in oakland, amber lee, ktvu channel 2 news. certain juvenile sex offenders will be affected by a court ruling for decades. the federal appeals court in san francisco ruled juvenile sex offenders can be required to register as sex offenders for 25 years. this deals with those convicted in federal court. the sex offenders must also report to authorities every three months for 25 years. the case involved three montana teenagers. the u.s. navy is being sued for its expanded use of sonar in training. conservationists and indian tribes filed the suit today. the suit claims that the service was wrong for using the sonar training. the conservationists want the

training permit invalidated. the caltranss technician who was fired after falsified test reports has now been allowed to resign. dwayne wild had appeared his firing. caltrans said the deal avoided a costly trial. wilds had admitted falsifying safety reports. many cars seen on the road run on gasoline but that could change. new standards could transform what you will be driving in the future. >> reporter: auto makers are once again focusing on california. this week's state regulators will likely approve new rules that will require 15% of all new cars sold to be ultra low or zero emission vehicles by 2025. >> i think as consumers especially california consumers are very concerned about environmental issues and making sure that we're leaving the earth good and safe as far as

our next generation. >> reporter: maria gonzalez says customers here are more aware than ever. >> customers you are looking for is increasing gas mileage which you would get with a fully electric vehicle and hybrid vehicle and also zero emission. >> reporter: ford and other auto makers are said to increase production of hybrid vehicles. >> any possible way to encourage new electric vehicles is the way to go. >> reporter: some worry the restrictions could be bad for the state's recovery. >> i think we have too many regulations in our economy. i think that if the economy were given a chance to recover, that at that point when everybody can agree that we're at least back where we were four or five years ago, that that would be the time to be thinking about further restrictions. now under the new rules in 2018 4%. 4% of all new cars would have

to be zero emission vehicles. that will cap off at 15% by the year 2025. sal castaneda, ktvu news. on our facebook wall we asked how you feel about the new regulations. john says ridiculous, primarily the same old fossil fuels. the only answer is fewer cars. and johnny nelson says, i'm automaker for electric vehicles but there needs to be bigger focus on the biggest polluters i see every day. organizers rebranded the event mac world to give attention to the iphone and i pads. mac world have been geared toward the products of the macintosh line. >> it shows evolving to be more

of a mobile lifestyle event. people are using their i pads and iphones in every aspect of their life. this show will help people discover new ways of doing that. >> also this year, a movie shot completely on an iphone. the most expensive item is an photographed photograph -- photograph of schwarzenegger in the white house. the biggest selling is a pen that says women for arnold schwarzenegger, at last check there was one bidder. we'll show you which day

will be the warmest. and are pilots breaking the rules? only at 2, the complaint some bay area residents expressed to us. >> no one is following it and that's the real issue. ññg

bay area patients with a mysterious skin disease say they are angered by the result of a study. in the first government study of the disease, the cdc concluded it should probably be treated as a mental illness. >> not only turned away, not only do they just say i can't help you, but they say and you're crazy too. >> it's not a hygiene problem. it's not in your head, there's

something else going on. >> san francisco dr. rafael stricker is treating some of these patients. he says one of the things that is proven is that more treatment is needed. milpedas police say they have arrested after thousands of dollars went missing from a safe. investigators say an audit determined that $30,000 was missing from milpeda high. they identified gardina by studying a group of people with access to the safe as well as the district. the state assembly passes a

bill that will make it -- the bill now moves to the state senate. in news of the world tonight in brazil at least 16 people are missing. in the rubble of three collapsed buildings. six others are confirmed dead. security camera video shows people running as a cloud of debris spread last night. officials say a legal construction work may have damaged a 20 story building causing it to fall and bring down the other two buildings. in poland, thousands of people rallied for the fourth day in a row against an anti counter fit agreement. a prominent polish rock star came out in favor of it but others say it could lead to online sensorship. and in australia, security guards hustled the prime

minister away from angry protesters today. julie gallard was unharmed about 200 supporters were gathered. more criticism of celebrity chef paula deen. the new photo that has her under fire. chief meteorologist bill martin is working on the weekend forecast. he'll let us know what we can expect.

only on 2, when it comes to aircraft noise, sfo has had a rocky relationship with near by residents. tom vacar looks at the latest

controversy and why local and state regulators can't do anything about it. >> save fuel, save time. >> reporter: they are complaining about airliners taking off to the north before heading west to face south to l.a. and phoenix. >> they're supposed to fly 4 miles left and make a turn over candle stick park. what they're doing right now is cutting that rout short. >> to save fuel is what i'm thinking right now. >> there's a plan and nobody is following >> the sole purpose of that plan is if we lose communication, we can deviate planes away from their rout.

>> we want the airlines to fly that extra 15 seconds to realize the four mile marker. >> reporter: but controllers must keep a 3-mile separation in air space. that conflicts with planes leaving own land. many fly over brisbane. sfo departing airliner are turned well before candle stick. in any event, neither sfo or the airlines have any authority here. this is totally up to the faa. which trumps state and local governments. consumer editor tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. a study released today by ucsf researchers determined a new test could be more accurate in diagnosing lung cancer. they used a molecular genetics to find tumors. this could help lung cancer

patients determine treatment quicker. more women are choosing to have babies at home. that's after a decline in the 1990s. it isn't clear why the trend reversed but some say home births are no longer seen as counter culture and they provide a more personal and comfortable experience. 2011 was a banner year for california wineries. analysts say california wine shipments rose to 210 million cases. that's the lamest increase in shipments in a decade. analysts attribute the rice in sales to price discounts and consumer friendly labeling. a landmark san francisco restaurant is back in business but this time in a new location. >> the original joe's restaurant opened with a ribbon cutting ceremony. the well known italian restaurant opened almost 75

years ago on taylor street. that restaurant was destroyed in a fire. the new location is on union street in new beach. the owners say they were able to salvage some items from the original location. >> we tried to take as much from the original location as we could. so that when the customers walk through the door they know they're home. >> reporter: some of the items included the old bar stools and counters and bricks for the new fireplace. paula deen's picture was snapped monday. she has been living with the disease for the past three years. and some clouds out there, some whispy high clouds. i have valley fog to talk about

as well. we started with fog in the morning. coastal fog clears out pretty rapidly. tomorrow will be a very sunny day by 10:00, 11:00 for most of us. even along the beaches we have clearing south of half-moon bay. as we head toward the weekend, more of the same. saturday is the nicest day of the weekend with more cloud cover. valley fog in the forecast, just because that's the pattern. with enthe high pressure sets up, the ground is wet. the winds are light, you get this. we've had it, we've had a dose of it this morning. if you saw it this morning, yesterday morning, in your travels, you will see it again tomorrow morning in your commute. plenty of activity in the pacific but it's all going this way. this little area tweaked through, you see a little sprinkle. we've had a very weak system. we talked about that yesterday. what's out here in the pacific, pacific, the trajectory. that's a big set up that will

keep us right through the weekend. the system that tweaked us through, you see it go by, leaving a little drizzle is out of here. the system sets up this low and that created a pressure grade gradient. winds are going to blow out of the north-northeast. that's why i suspect by lunchtime, and a little earlier in the afternoon you are going to see clearing. we do have a bit of a weather change but it's not one that's going to bring us rain. it's one that's going to bring us a little wind. clears off quickly, you don't see much around the coast. maybe a little bit around santa cruz. then you see clearing on saturday. fog clearing, clear skies overhead. that's lots of sunshine a really nice day as we head into friday and friday afternoon. forecast highs in the afternoon, 65 in fairfield these do not look like

temperatures you will find in january. good air quality, we're good there. coming up on 70 degrees in the santa clara valley down toward salinas. no rain in this one, no rain in the five day. there's the weekend in view. you should see it pop in right around there. watch out for the fog while you travel. maybe a few sprinkles on monday like some light drizzle. no big deal. then down toward some where around february 10th. it looks like there's -- i know. it'll probably change. >> look away. >> more rain. >> and the parade, the new year's day parade is on the 11th. >> you know how that always goes. go. >> yeah, we're always wishing for rain. gates announced a fund to fight aids, tb and malaria. the fund has been in financial trouble in parts because of

corruption. but gates says that's not an excuse for not helping the world's poorest. the ballpark hosted a soccer game last year when manchester united took on club america. this year the san jose earthquakes are scheduled to play in the early game and later in the day mexico is set to play senegal in a match up of 23 teams. san francisco's fisherman's wharf is about to get a long overdue facelift. the city has announced a renovation plan to make one of the most popular tourist spots even more friendly. the plan includes narrowing the road and eliminating street parking. work is expected to start in october and wrap up before the america's cup in 2013. well oakland youngsters got to shoot some hoop with one of the golden state warriors today. why monta ellis showed up at the y this afternoon. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal.

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ymca. they shot hoops and took part in practice with the young players. ellis says the basketball clinic is his way of giving back to the community. great skates down in the south bay tonight. >> oh yeah, you think great skaters, south bay. we're talking u.s. figure skating championships, san jose hosting for the second time this big event. remember back in 96. the men's single champ tonight rudy taking part in the opening ceremonies. another local product a four time national champ himself. also on hand. as was five time champ peggy pleming all very much a part of the bay area's golden age of figure skating. peggy says, you know what it could happen again. >> i think so. i think this valley you know has a different kind of energy. california has a different energy than any other part of the country. i was born here in san jose so rah-rah california and san

jose. >> i think there was a lot of comradery, we really pushed each over and we were really supportive as well. i can attribute a little bit of the success to my upbringing. everything working against the broncos tonight. a couple of young players out with disciplinary problems and they're taking on a team that appears to be gelling tonight. a couple of 49er assistant coaches. taeuging -- taking in on santa clara, they would rather be packing up for indianapolis. calario assisting black well. down under he had 19 in the crews 90-77. meantime the gills of st. mar mary's just keep rolling along. number 21 in the land they are.

remember a couple of years ago you couldn't go 10 minutes without hearing something about bret favre. well now it's peyton manning. >> the politician, i don't know. look he's -- when it comes to being competitive. let's just say on a scale of one to ten we're both 11s. there's been plenty of egg shells around the building scattered with him with his competitive desires to win. >> all right, and we'll just continue to follow that story. peyton manning is due a pay off in march. we'll see what happens. i would say he's not going to be a colt much longer. >> all right, mark thank you.

>> thank you for joining us. we'll see you the next time news breaks. >> ktvu morning news starts up at 4:30 tomorrow morning. we're always for you at ktvu.com. have a great night.