spotted on campus. the student was detained. school officials tell us they didn't want to take any chances. >> we took the highest precaution of putting the school on lock down. so that we could ensure that everybody here, the students, the parents the teachers that they were safe. and at this point that's where we are. >> reporter: police tell us the student was not armed and is

cooperating with their investigation. >> reporter: the agony of loss struck this man hard. a small shop at the corner of shadock, less than 100 feet away from where someone sat warren down. berkeley police tell us kenneth warren was targeted last night

just before 7:00. that's not comforting to the friends who thought warren had been walking up to when they heard gunshots. they showed us the windows and doors. the two people outside managed to crawl outside unhurt. by the time they got to the front door their friends was dying. there were plenty of people who talked to us about the man who worked as a barber for eight years skwr-lgz all i can say is he was a good kid, he did not deserve to die like that. >> the youth got to him. i think he was just someone that was positive. always had positive words. >> this was a tragic thing to happen. the guys who did this have no respect for life. >> reporter: we're live in berkeley where the balloon says jr. it's an affectionate nickname for the man who worked at his uncle's barber shop. hiss family tells us they plan to have a vigil here at 7:00

p.m. a hit-and-run crash injured one person today. it happened around 10:00 a.m. on northbound 880. the highway patrol says five vehicles were involved in the crash including one that triggered the accident then fled the scene. one person suffered chest pains and two lanes were shut down for more than an hour backing up traffic. the road was cleared and reopened by about 11:00 a.m. san francisco police are investigating the city's third homicide of the year. investigators say a 25-year-old man was found stabbed to death at about 9:00 last night. he was lying on if street south of interstate 280. the medical examiner has not released his name. two burglary suspects are now facing murder charges due to a fatal crash. happened while the two were trying to escape police. watson, and collier have been arranged on charges in the death of robert chaney. they are suspected of stealing

jewelry from a newark home and were fleeing police when their car hit cheney's car. watson also died from injuries sustained in that crash. the jury found 42-year-old wiley not guilty yesterday. he had been charged with battery and filing a false police report. this case came from a 2009 arrest. the police department fired riley but he won his dog back through arbitration. there's been new developments in the case of mirkarimi. >> reporter: this photo of ross mirkarimi and his wife appeared in the chronicle about eight months ago. now the district attorney has

subpoenaed it and other photos as possible evidence in mirkarimi's possible abuse case. this one was taken last may 3rd when mirkarimi announced his candidacy. the picture includes mirkarimi and his wife. a source says the da may be checking the photo for possible scratches or bruises. mirkarimi's attorney says the subpoena was to bolt center a very weak case. >> it's hard, i think it's a very hard situation because there's so many proceedings that are coming forth to be known about that. you have to admit there's has got to be some level of depression. the sheriff has been staying with different friends including former mayor agnos. >> the thing that helps him the

most is focusing on his job as he has been. to work as hard as he can so he doesn't have to think about the pain of nothing being with his family which he thinks about every night. >> reporter: mirkarimi is charged with three charges. agnos says he sees no reason why mirkarimi should step aside. >> he's working every day, 12 to 15 hours. he's always been a hard worker, he's continuing that habit on the job. >> reporter: merkarimi's trial is expected to begin february 24th. state officials have passed new rules to keep california's road cleaner. they passed standards including a mandate to have 14 million electric vehicles on state records by 2025.

that means one in seven new vehicles must be zero emissions at that time. they are also looking to reduce pollution by 75%. the u.s. debt rating agent cy fit today downgraded the credit rating for five countries who use the euro. that comes with some of the richest nations meet for the world's economic forum. there european nations try to reassure others they are handling their own debt crisis. the pitch downgrade comes two weeks after a similar move by standard and poors. on wall street the dow jones closed lower today for its first losing week of 2012. that came after the government reported this morning that economic growth was less at the end of the year than analysts had expected. the dow lost 74 points. today the nasdaq gained 11. the wall street journal

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i'm telling congress, we should steer pay to those colleges who provide good value, serve their students well. we are putting colleges on notice. president obama had tough words for college administrators today.

he spoke to a cheering crowd at the university of michigan in anne arbor. schools that quote jack up tuition every single year should lose taxpayer funding. the president also challenged congress to double the number of work study jobs for college students in the next five years. now the president's plan is going over pretty well with many bay area students. but ktvu's paul chambers live now in berkeley where some people say the plan has a very tough road ahead. >> reporter: here at uc berkeley, many are delighted about president obama's new plan. although some experts say even if congress passes it it's going to be tough to implement. fee hikes respect anything new for bay area students. >> i just started last quarter and it's already gone up a little bit. >> public education is supposed to be accessible. >> reporter: according to college data.com, to make up for budget cuts, the california state university raised their total tuition by an average of

25% in 2011. the university of california rose tuition by 22% in a single year, to match state cuts. >> it's not possible to cut the amount of money that the state has reduced out of the budget. that's why tuition has gone up. it's planned to go up again next year. >> reporter: the president's plan would reward colleges. >> i'm not sure about the methodology the president is contemplating. >> reporter: it may end up that the college's penalized don't actually lose any money or are denied their share of new funds. >> they have to find a better way of redistributing the money. i think with some pressure from the executive branch, that

hopefully we'll see a little bit more legislative change. >> reporter: now most of the president's plan would meet congressional approval which will be tough because it's a republican ran house and this is an election year. paul chambers, ktvu news. the gop blocked efforts to redraw senate maps. the court today ruled the maps can be used in the june and november elections. the maps mean republicans stand to lose seats to democrats giving democrats the 2/3 vote they need to approve tax increases. the court appointed receiver overseeing the medical system at the state prisons says the state must keep its promise to spend $2 billion to upgrade the system or stay under court control. a federal judge imposed a receiver ship six years ago in response to inmate lawsuits.

so far the state has spent 1/three of the 2 billion. last week the judge told officials to begin to prepare to an end to the receiver ship. improvements are coming to the transbay tube to make sure it's safe during an earth quake. b.a.r.t. officials approved a $7.7 million contract for the next  phase of retrofitting the tunnel. contract includes installing steel plating on the inside. work is set to begin in the spring and should finish by 2014. a state appeals court has decided pet food express must pay a fine over a dispute about what fleas are. state pesticide regulators fined $213 for mislabeling a flea prevention product in 2002 and 2003. the first district court of appeals disagreed, there's no

word if pet food express will file another appeal. a proposed dog area at rancho laguna park is facing opposition in court. a lawsuit filed last week seeks to suspend plans for the dog park which has already been approved by the town council. the plan calls for creating a 1 acre fenced area within the park for off leash dogs and their owners. the lawsuit says the area is unsafe for dogs and would require a picnic and children's play areas. the san ramon based company fell to $5.1 billion. that's down from $5.3 billion one year earlier. chevron blames refining losses which undercut gains. there's more trouble for chevron over a leaky oil well in brazil. investigators say chevron acted

in a careless and irresponsible way. almost 2,500-barrels of oil have leaked into the coast of rio de janeiro. a series of minor earthquakes rattled sonoma county last night. a 3.2 earthquake hit at 9:00 p.m. as many as nine smaller quaker shook the same region throughout the night. three people are recovering tonight after being rescued from a capsized boat off the coast of san francisco. as we first showed you on the 10:00 news last night. the small boat capsized off ocean beach throwing three people aboard into the chilly waters. people passing by on the beach helped emergency crews pull the victims to safety. one boater was given cpr at the scene and all three of them were given to ucsf medical center. >> you can't tell by looking outside. but it was a morning of

stubborn fog. caltrans turned on freeway signs to warn drivers to be careful especially those on bridges. incoming flights had to use instrument landing systems to guide the planes down to the runway. >> that fog is long gone. the sun came out. it doesn't look like january out there, bill. >> it doesn't look like january. we had temperatures today that got into the upper 60s. right now san francisco 64 degrees, redwood city in the mid-60s at 64 degrees. it's pretty warm for late january and this time of night. we talked about the fog. e affecting flights, at all three airports. there was valley fog mixed in so that's a bad combination. fog burned off by mid-morning. 73 in santa rosa, 70 in napa, 67 in concord, does not feel like late january. your bay area weekend looks pretty good. saturday is your warmest day and i think you can see numbers

like this for saturday. plenty of sunshine tomorrow. look for, i guess you will go 70 again in napa tomorrow. fog not an issue tomorrow. there's a little more wind, the coastal fog is not able to form because of that wind. the valley fog is not happening. out in the pacific there are weather systems. here's a nice looking one. that's juicy, it has everything you need for rain look where it's going. it's going up the allusia island. you can draw it with your eyeball there. see the big ridge. everything is going up and over. that's a dry pattern for us. that means more of what we've seen. we will see a little more cloud cover come in sunday, and monday there's a weak system trying to get through that ridge but it's not going to do it. we do have rain in the forecast way out as we head into february. right now we are dry for a while. overnight lows tonight, we're going to get to the cool side. that will get you frost in some of these inland valleys. so beprepared for that.

i know folks leave early to get to soccer or water polo. whatever you have going on in the morning, you're going to have fog. air sinking is going to keep the fog from being a big issue and it be strip the atmosphere so the air quality is good. the forecast as you head into tomorrow, forecast highs in the overnight lows. greens represent 60s, yellows are 70s. maybe 70s in san jose. when we come back, 5:45 we're going to look directly at your five day forecast with your weekend in view. i'll try to stretch way out there and talk about the next chance of rain which is not this weekend. i'll see you back here. the city of capitola is boring $2.4 million to move residents of a trailer park devastated by last year's heavy rains. the city of capitola borrowed the money last night. it's a disturbing trend,

what's happening to women who serve their country and then come home? a collapsed at a casino. the chain of events that sent more than one dozen people to the hospital. new at 6:00, why this group says millions are infected and half are unaware. >> we want everyone to know how they might have gotten it so they can get tested. >> plus every city is required to have a place for an emergency shelter.

the latest information from cincinnati ohio says about 20 workers were hurt in this construction accident. investigators say a metal beam fell at an unfinished casino. concrete was being poured on a second floor.

that floor buckled causes the workers to fall to the first floor. some of the injurys are serious. but officials say everyone should recover. a new congressional investigation finds the number of women veterans who are homeless is soaring. >> we have a high number of women who are serving today in combat situations who are coming home facing a very tough economy, they have kids with them. they don't want to put them in a dangerous situation. privacy is really important to them. >> the new investigation find the number of female homeless vets has doubled in the past five years. there are now more than 3,300 nationwide. some in shelters others living in the street. debra price served in the army for 11 years she was living in a homeless shelter but recently moved into a veterans administration home for women. >> i don't feel like i'm home. i'm not worrying about where i have to go tomorrow. >> reporter: senator murray says many female vets don't know that help is available. and when they do they find most

housing is geared for men and lack safety. v.a. housing for females are far behind. france today urged nato to speed up its timetable for turning combat operations from afghanistan to afghan forces. the united states has set a goal of withdrawing all troops from afghanistan by the end of 2013. by today the french president said france will pull out its forces by the end of 2013 and says all others should do the same. the law makes it illegal to lie about being a war hero. the case involves a man from colorado who falsely claimed he was wounded as a marine in iraq and that he had received war medals. today the court said the stolen valor act is constitutional but a san francisco federal court ruled the violate free speech. the u.s. supreme court has agreed to take up the issue.

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charges that a critical communication system was jammed during the biggest bay area football game in a decade. a newspaper reports suggest today the san francisco police had difficult communicating on their cell phone during the 49ers play off game this past

sunday siting the chief himself. tom vacar has whether this is a real concern. >> reporter: the police insist that the game they -- that at the game they weren't saying, can you hear me now. >> reporter: many public safety and service employees work every major sporting event. so reports of communication seemed to fly in the face of analysis. >> we all knew who was doing what and what the efforts were throughout the game. it went really well all things considered. >> reporter: the police chief dismissed the police report that a fan jammed cell phone system tampered police communication. >> our primary means of communication is by radio. we have never had a problem communicating at a major event, including any 49ers game. >> reporter: earlier in the week the chief told city budget officials that some officers who sometimes use their cell phones to call and text each other to avoid tieing up radio channels did report a common

problem. >> what i was talking about is that officers weren't able to like many of the other 49er fans fans communicate on their personal cell phone. >> reporter: the problem is something called bay web. >> it will allow our first responders to share data across the region. it's going to be a solely dedicated network across the base. >> reporter: this will compliment the exclusive voice network. >> we need this because we are going to be hosting more events in this great city that command a level of bay area collaboration. >> reporter: and uncle sam would pay half the 100 million cost if bay area governments share and fitted the rest. tom vacar, ktvu. the apple's iphone is now

the most popular. a record 37 million iphones were sold in the last quarter. that's just a half a million more than samsung sold in the same time. iphone sales hit a record in 2011 selling nearly a half million cell phones worldwide. a judge today ruled new jersey's largest city must present record related to a pledge to its public schools from facebook founder mark zuckerberg. today's ruling stems from a lawsuit made on behalf of newark school children asking for more transparency of the donation. the pledge was announced back in 2010. lafayette police are looking for a man they say robbed a bank just before noon yesterday. that was at the west america bank at 3515 mount diablo boulevard. the only description of the robber was that he was a black man with a scarf wrapped around his head. police won't say how much money

he got away with. an update now on a story we first brought you last night on the 10:00 news. oakland police say they arrested 11 suspected prostitutes during an undercover campaign against sex trafficking. one of them was only 16 years old. a ktvu crew went along with police as they carried out the operation. the women arrested were introduced to advocates such as bay area women against rape who offered them help. a rancho cardova man accused of killing his former job could face a plea. the victim is the city's park superintendent ebert. he will go back to work february 16. new research on caffeine may have you wondering about your next coffee, tea and soda. tom vacar has the strange effects on women's hormones.

>> reporter: we all know that caffeine gives us a jolt. but researchers now say depending on a woman's race it can also alter her estrogen and that could be a problem. >> reporter: researchers found the amount of caffeine in just two shots of express or one large cofee a day changed estrogen levels. >> i drink probably six to eight cups of coffee a day. >> reporter: the women drank caffeine from tea, soda and coffee. asian women had an increase, black women had an increase as well. >> i'm really worried about that. >> reporter: no short term health effects were found. for caucasian women, caffeine lowered their estrogen. >> i don't know if it would deter me from drinking coffee. >> reporter: researchers say

they could not comment on long term health affects. reduced estrogen reduces ovulation making it difficult to conceive. >> no, no we did not have any trouble conceiving. >> today's study was the first to find disparity between races. the republican presidential candidates hit the campaign trail today. >> we are not anti immigrant. we are not anti immigration. >> mitt romney appeared at a hispanic conference in florida. romney held a rally at cape canaveral. newt gingrich spoke on behalf

of latin america today. gingrich later attended a rally held by the republican jewish coalition. he said president obama's coalition pipeline kills jobs and forced canada toward a partnership with china. the only gop candidate who did not campaign in florida was ron paul. the texas congressman has moved on to maine. paul said he skipped florida because it's winner takes all rule. florida senator felt the heat today in his home state. protesters gathered outside a gulf resort today where marco rubio met with mitt romney and newt gingrich. demonstrators are critical of rubio's stance on immigration. our coverage continues online, you can visit ktvu.com

and click on the news tab. once there click on the politics tab. the justice department launched a new task force. president obama announced the formation of this group in his state of the union address. the task force findings may result in prosecutions and civil suits. u.s. attorney general eric holder shot down criticism today that the department has been slow to hold the mortgage industry accountable. >> it is not as if we have not been doing anything. we have been doing a great deal. but i'm confident that with this new structure we're putting in place that our efforts will be enhanced. >> the task force includes state attorneys general, the fbi and irs. some small busyness groups reportedly want to put a cap on salaries earned by utility executivings. according to the san francisco chronicle, the plant would limit the amount of rate paying

dollars, pg & e and utilities can is the as salaries. utilities could still pay executives more but only out of company profits and not from the bills of their customers. no bill has been introduced and the idea is still under discussion. the barefoot bandit gets his sentence. how many years the criminal will spend behind bars for his two year crime spree. why state regulators are taking a closer look at lap band surgery centers. dinner? candles?

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a federal judge in seattle today sentenced the man known as the barefoot bandit to six- 1/2 years in prison. moore went on a two year international crime spree. often while not wearing shoe, he was captured in the bahamas in 2010. the judge said moore's sentence would be carried out concurrently with his state senate. which means he will spend no additional time behind bars. health regulators are

investigating lap bands. this will be the latest probe into that company's actions. they're investigating misleading advertising. contra costa county elementary school is working to make lunches healthier. disney elementary is offering healthier breakfasts. the school also hosted its first health awareness day and hopes to make it a yearly wellness event. a sister ship to the costa concordia has docked in san francisco. the deliciosa will be in san francisco for two days. boom or bust, we take a look if big crowds are headed to the sierra this weekend now that there's some snow.

what a beautiful day today was. temperatures into the low 70s. how about the weekendful . i'll let you know how warm it'll be and which day will be the wettest. drawing attention to a disease. why this group says millions are infected and half are unaware. >> we want people to know how they may have gotten it so everybody could get tested. every city is supposed to have an emergency center, why one city is fighting hardest to reject it. trami, spicy mustard, pickles and melt-a-licious cheese.

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kentucky governor today called for quick work to repair a bridge. the u.s. coast guard is still investigating the collision, no one was hurt. here at home a busy san francisco interception is less than one hour away from being

shut down. starting tonight at 7:00, crews will work to replace nummi tracks. construction will shut down market street. several nummi lines will also be affected. the lure of fresh snow is calling them to the sierra. we want to show you some pictures of interstate 880 at donner summit. the get away is under way after last weekend's big snowfall, business is beginning to boom again at lake tahoe. >> reporter: this afternoon workers at donner ski ramp proclaimed this resort is finally open. the return of snow has created a big time spike in business. >> last thursday and friday compared to this thursday and friday we're up 80%. >> reporter: one sierra hotel

we checked with says this weekend is 100% booked for if first time this year. which made what the family from roseville encountered so odd. >> based on what you've seen, how is it shaping up? >> nobody. >> reporter: they drove up to play around noon and they found the play areas empty. even the nayak gas station said business is not what they expected. so are the crowds coming or not? >> i think they will return. it remains to be seen. >> reporter: if those crowds are coming slow down, because the chp says the excitement over now may will leading some to be too excited behind the wheel. >> i've been giving tickets all day. >> a lot of people excited. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter: the traffic will be getting heavier toward the mountain. a business owners says it may all be mute any way because in

his word we may now be too late in the season to save this winter season. in apple gate along intertate 80, mike gasell. turning our sights to the bay area. anybody would be happy if we would take today's weather and make a carbon copy for saturday and sunday. >> tomorrow's highs will be just like today. a little cooler on sunday but wow, late january temperatures in the 70s in some places. lots of upper 60s. felt like spring with the sunset this evening. you see no fog. there's no fog at the coast today. dense visibility. fog on the bay today really poor visibility. but that's not going to be the story tomorrow. fog not going to have an opportunity to set up like it did last night. when you wake up, more sunshine and that's going to lead to higher temperatures in many areas. certainly along the coast and right along the bay. but another warm day. we need some rain. we have clouds coming in on monday. it'll make bring in some

drizzle monday in that area. but it won't be enough to do anything. it may just slow you down in the north bay. saturday mostly sunny. that's your warmest day on the weekend. sunday, this system kind of rolls in here. that will give you a slight chance for an evening sprinkles on sunday. sunday with more clouds. so just a little bit cooler because of the cloud cover right. so as we go through time the computer model says there'll be a few clouds filtering through saturday night. clear skies, clear sky, rain to the north. see that. that is what could trigger some where around 1:00 a.m., midnight on monday morning. could trigger a few light sprinkles. you can see the front and what is simulating a front late across the north bay and it's not a big deal. and it's out of here. when you start talking february 10th, the model are holding off any significant rain until the tenth of february or so. that could easily change. this weekend will be beautiful. saturday is your best day.

sunday 55 in fairfield, 66 in antioch. 65 in brentwood and 70 in santa rosa. forecast for the santa clara valley, look at those numbers. i mean i have reports and i don't know which plants are blooming. i'm getting a lot of reports on warmer days. i'm getting reports of folks suffering from allergies. you know what i'm talking about. more than just a few people. there's your friday forecast with the weekend in view. a few clouds but there's nothing staring us down. the computer model does not look like it's january either. ken you've been here a long time too and gasia you grew up here. this is an unusual weather pattern. sometime in the tenth i think we'll get a break in the weather or change. but more of the same. >> we got the rain, we felt okay. now i guess we can get back to enjoying it because we were fighting it. >> we will be behind average. >> not much we can do about it. >> no just enjoy it.

>> so just enjoy it. >> and it is the weekend. >> there you go. thanks bill. trouble next week, sonoma county officials will consider an emergency moratorium or clearing vineyard littles. the commissioner has proposed a four month ban on the tremur removal. there's concern that the action would cause erosion into the near by creek. 870acres of land could be put on hold. the board of supervisors is set to take the issue on tuesday. trouble seems to be brewing for those who live on their boats at the marina. the city doesn't have the money to dredge the marina so in two to three years those boat dwellers might have to live some where else. >> if it comes time to have to move, i don't know where everybody is going to go. a lot of marinas are more expensive. we can't just go there because

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the oakland raiders are set to formally introduce their new head coach on monday. dennis allen. the former denver broncos defensive coordinator is getting a four year contract. details were finalized yesterday. raiders general manager mackenzie is firing allen to replace the fired hugh jackson. allen is the raiders seventh head coach since 2003. we now know what the prize looks like for this year's super bowl between the patriots

and the giants. the lombardi trophy was unveiled today at tiffany. this year's prize is 22-inches tall and weighs 9 pounds. it'll be taken back to new york after the big game where it'll be engraved with the winner's name. a former gpa official launched the eco center. it has a justice information facility built with federal funding and is 100% off the grid building that demonstrates waste water recycling. it also officers classes on sustainable businesses. >> young people are being trained to join that market which is a large and growing market in the u.s. which is a positive trade surplus. this is exactly the kind of thing that the president was talking about earlier this week in the state of union. nancy stoner said the eco center will also help create

business in the environment services and technological services. today parks officials reopened a section of the didsy trail ha -- that had been closed by a landslide. the california conversation core has completed a bridge over the slide and now the dipsy trail is complete again. >> it's terrific. it's really been a joint process. we're able to get a historic trail back into service. >> reporter: funds for this project came from the mount tram trust created by the estate of a long time marin resident and higher. a university on alert. the one thing police say female students could have done to protect themselves from a groper who snuck into their

dorm room. police obtained this sketch, what this man may have done that could be elevated to a hate crime.

a san jose state student is under arrest accused of groping several women in their dorm rooms. the security lapse that led them inside the building. late word of a multi

dollars fine against pg & e. the safety threat that prompted it. good evening i'm ken wayne, frank somerville has the night off. >> and i'm julie haener. a man who was groping female students at san jose state while they slept is now behind bars tonight. ktvu's janine de la vega is live now on campus where investigators learned the suspect is also a student, janine -- >> reporter: julie, students are revealed to hear about that arrest. they've been buzzing about it all day. the first arrest took place on the third floor of joe west dorm this morning. people who live on campus dorm need a key to enter. which is why police want to know how a man got into joe dorm. >> the information we have right now is a suspect walks from room to room trying doors. >> reporter: students who are signed up with the university alert system were sent a text message about th