we're live in oakland, where police are investigating how two people ended up dead inside a car. we'll tell you how this could be related to retired police captain. >> and a young mother is killed in the east bay. who police are looking for this morning and how they say he knew the victim. >> plus, overnight developments in a labor dispute on a cruise ship docked in san francisco. the deal that was made and its connection to the ship that ran aground in italy. mornings on 2 starts now!

good morning. welcome to mornings on 2. it's saturday, january 28th. it is a bit chilly outside right now. but it's expected to warm up a little later. rosemary is joining us now with a look at your forecast. good morning, rosemary. >> good morning to you! another president amount day in store, but a lot colder this morning by 10 to 15 degrees in some cases. mostly clear skies, little patchy fog. forecasted highs, some nearing 70 degrees. we'll look at your numbers coming up in just a little bit! oakland police are trying to figure out what happened after two people were found dead inside a car. that discovery made about 10:00 last night on -- near newton avenue just a few blocks from lake merritt. lorain blanco has more on the investigation and what we know so far. lorain. >> reporter: officers are still on scene early this morning. you can see a crime scene investigation van parked right in front of the house where police found two bodies inside a car. right now there's no one inside

that home while police try to secure a search warrant. they discovered the bodies around 10 friday night on apple avenue near newton. police showed up for a welfare check when two people didn't show up for work. officers didn't find anything the first time but later that night they found the body. police won't say a lot about the specifics but they can confirm that one of the people miss something a retired police captain. >> we're in the preliminary stages at this point. if anybody has any information regard what occurred, we would definitely like to know about it. and we're doing all we can to gather the fact. it might take awhile before we get to the bottom of what occurred. >> now, police on scene this morning tell us it could take awhile to get that warrant they need to search inside the home. at this point, they are investigating this as a homicide. reporting live, lorain blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. oakland police are also investigating a drive-by shoot that injured one person and

made a mess of several kisses in downtown oakland. it happened about 3:30 this morning on 14th and harrison streets. police say one person was shot in the leg but he escaped the hail of bullets and took shelter in a nearby motel. at least three businesses and a car were hit by bulges, one storefront completely shot out. right now there's no information on suspects. san leandro police searching for a man who stabbed a 15-year-old mother. the teenager was found last night on pacific avenue near castro street. officers say she had multiple stab wounds to her stomach. the man police say they're looking for is 19-year-old henry leon of oakland, the father of the victim's nine- month-old baby. he is driving a 2004 cadillac escalade, dark blue in color with black rims. in overnight news in san francisco a labor dispute on a cruise ship docked in san francisco has now been

resolved. that ship is the sister ship to the concordia that ran aground in italy. it is currently docked at pier 35. about three dozen workers walked off last night over pay issues. >> you don't treat us like we do whatever we want we are human, we're just asking for help bus this is unfair. this is really unfair. >> san francisco labor council helped the crew reach a settlement shortly after 1:00 this morning. workers are now going to get those tips in euros. the ship is scheduled to depart at 1:00 this afternoon on a around the world cruise with stops on five continents. there are 2300 passengers onboard. two weeks after it ran aground off the coast of tuscany, divers continue to look for missing passengers. so far 16 people have died while another 16 remain lost or presumed dead. following an invitation from italian authorities, a team of

inspectors from the european commission has just arrived to observe salvage operations and to make sure there's no damage to the environment. >> this new experience -- [not understandable] the way we can face such a situation better. >> the concordia's captain remains under house arrest. investigators suspect he took the ship off its charted course and sailed right into a reef. as compensation the cruise line is offering $14,000 plus ticket refunds and travel expenses to surviving passengers. occupy oakland is promising to take over a vacant building today. protestors announced their plans earlier this week arguing too many buildings in the city are vacant despite record foreclosures and homelessness. protestors aren't saying yet which vacant building they plan to move into today. but the takeover will start

with a noontime ramee at frank ogawa plaza. a march to the building will follow and protestors plan to use the building to establish a new home for their movement. police in washington, d.c. could be getting ready to take more action against occupy protestors. early last month police arrested several protestors as they built a wooden structure which is operated by the national parks service. the park service says it plans on enforcing the no-camping rule at that square starting on monday. some protestors say they have no plans to leave and will defend their encampment. police are warning people about a rash of thefts from purses to cell phones. officers say pickpockets are prowling the city, targeting bar patrons. at this nightclub security guards caught a pickpocket this week who allegedly stole five cell phones for a value of $1700. local bars say they're on high alert. >> it was a little bit of a spike earlier in the year.

we've actually cracked down and we've been a lot more aware of what is going on inside the bar and outside the bar. >> nightclubs say they're taking proactive measures, including stashing customer coats behind the bar and providing a coat check. police encouraged people to use the buddy system and urge women to avoid hanging their purses on the back of chairs. san jose police have released a sketch of a man suspected in a hate crime. the drawing shows one of at least three men who beat a hindu man at a supermarket last november. the assailant is described as latino in his 20s, 200 pounds and about 5 feet 8 inches tall. 32-year-old man had his jaw broken. police say the man attacked him with a tequila bolt approximately called him a terrorist. a memorial walk will be held today to raise money for the family of fallen police officer jim capoot. the officer was shot to and killed last november as he chased a suspect in a bank robbery. that suspect henry albert smith, jr. is due in court next

week. today's memorial walk starts just about an hour from now. at the home depot on admiral callahan lane. participants will walk 29 miles to vacaville, where capoot lived with his wife and daughters. registration for the walk costs $30. a busy san francisco intersection is shut down this weekend. muni crews are replacing the track at church and market streets, both directions of church street will be closed all weekend. westbound market is also closed. several muni lines are affected. officials say the work on the tracks should be finished by monday morning. good morning to you! just a beautiful start to the day. tack a look at the sun rising. 7:17 officially. and we have plenty of sunshine in store for today. temperatures will rebound once again, but this morning awfully cold, especially over the knocked bar. a few patches of fog in thorning but nothing like what

we saw yesterday. significantly dryer at this hour. 40 degrees san rafael. 47 san francisco. 39 hayward. upper 30s in livemore. so a chillier start by by the afternoon temperatures well above average. very calm conditions in most cases where we were are continuing to see a breeze in the hills. it looks like the north bay hills have calmed do you, but to the east we're looking at 25 and 30-mile pearl hour gusts over the oakland hills and mount diablo still reporting 35 miles per hour. these offshore winds helping to dry out the atmosphere. we had plenty of fog yesterday morning, not the case for today. and through the afternoon, that offshore breeze is really going to warm us up so unseasonably mild for saturday. plenty of sunshine. 60s, even a few 70s for the afternoon. but by sunday we're going to notice some changes. still come late in the day, afternoon clouds, few degrees cooler for the afternoon. and even the possibility of a sprinkle. it will come in the overnight hours, but this system not going to amount to much.

let me show you what i'm talking about. here we are, saturday morning, mostly clear skies. no problems to report here. just going to be a gorgeous day. we wake up tomorrow morning, we're still mostly clear. by the afternoon, late afternoon, early evening hours we begin to see the clouds roll in. and then overnight, this is going to sag south. looks like while we sleep. we wake up monday morning a few wet roadways p monday noon we're drying out. we could definitely use more, but that looks like it's about all we're going to get out of this system. 70 degrees santa rosa today, 67 berkeley. 65 san francisco. mid to upper 60s for the east bay. head south, upper 60s near 70 degrees. 68 san jose. 69 los gatos. 70 in santa cruz. how about a cruise to santa cruz? it will be beautiful. the extended forecast, chilly start this morning, warm in the afternoon. at least for this time of year. sunday increasing clouds, temperatures will be slightly cooler. and then we eventually see temperatures back upper 50s,

low 60s monday through wednesday. overnight lows hovering in the 30s to low 40s. we'll look at your lunchtime numbers coming up. newly released e-mails are setting more light on the hours after an oil rig exploded in the gulf of mexico nearly two years ago. what bp officials tried to do as oil spilled right into the gulf. plus, president obama's old car, it could be yours for a very high price. and a live look outside for you at the traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza. highway patrol right now report to go a collision eastbound 80, just east of the toll plaza there. at least one lane is blocked. we'll keep an eye on that. time is 7:11. you're watching mornings on 2. ♪

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above normal temps expected for the afternoon. new e-mails released by bp so that the oil company knew about the potential oil disaster in the gulf of mexico just hours after the deepwater horizon explosion. that explosion occurred back on april 20, 2010. and a short time later, e-mails sent by bp officials talk about worries over failure of the blowout preventer, leading to millions of gallons of oil gushing into the gulf. the e-mails also suggest bp officials tried to limit knowledge of the potential danger outside the company. bp officials are not commenting on the e-mails. six americans are stuck in egypt after officials told them they cannot leave. one of those americans include sam lahood, the son of transportation secretary ray lahood. younger lahood and the five other americans are part of the international republican institute, or iri. it is a washington based group focused on building democracies overseas. egypt's ruling military is cracking down on the iri and

other similar groups. >> my mindset has changed since the travel ban was put in place where we're kind of expecting the worst because there hasn't been a lot of movement. there's 300 organizations reportedly involved in this investigation. this is much bigger than just iri or myself. >> sam lahood says he is safe now and not allowed to leave the one trip but they still have their passports and have not been arrested. immigration remains a hot topic as republican presidential candidates look towards tuesday's florida primary. the two leading candidates, mitt romney 3 newt gingrich, are staying focused on the sunshine state voters this weekend. president obama is also on the road after his state of the union speech. >> reporter: president obama wrapped up a three-day tour that could be critical to his re-election in november. his last stop the university of michigan. >> it is god to be back in ann

arbor! >> the president says he'll push congress for initiatives to help make college more affordable and repeated lines from his state of the union calling for increased taxes on the nation's wealthiest. >> yesterday bill gates said he doesn't think people like him are paying enough in taxes. i promise you, warren buffett doing fine. bill gates is doing fine. >> meanwhile, the republican candidates hoping to replace the president aren't wasting a second. >> the president of the united states says the problem is we need more revenues not, we don't, mr. president. we need to get spending down! >> after thursday's debate they're still talking immigration. >> at the same time i believe to protect legal immigration we have to stop illegal immigration, and for that reason i would in fact build a fence. >> for us to communicate my commitment that we would work very, very hard to develop a strategy for cuba so that castro would be the last

dictator. >> ron paul, essentially skipping florida, campaigned today in maine. about 400,000 people have already cast early ballots in florida. the primary is this tuesday. it's the first closed primary, meaning only registered republicans can vote. in washington, craig boswell, fox news. and as we mentioned, newt gingrich and mitt romney are campaigning in florida this weekend. here is a live look in pensacola, where mitt romney is just wrapping up a rally. and also want to give you another look at an event in another sight in florida. newt gingrich holding a meet and greet at the pga center for golf learning and performance. florida's primary is set for tuesday. in his weekly online video address, president obama is calling on congress to stop blocking his presidential pounds. >> i'm asking congress to stop this kind of behavior by passing a rule that allows all judicial and public service nominations a simple up or down

vote within 90 days. >> this nation is great -- >> the request comes after president obama delivered his state of the union address earlier this week, and that is where he asked congress to follow the example of the armed forces and work together. and if you want, you can now have a chance to buy president obama's old car. the several claims mr. obama used to cruise around in this 2005 chrysler 300 car. the anonymous seller asked a reputable dealer to post the item on ebay this week. mr. obama allegedly drove the chrysler roughly 19,000 miles, between 2004 and 2007. starting bid, a million dollars. there are no takers yet. the auction ends wednesday night. more speculation about facebook going public this year. the with wall street journal says the company could file the paperwork next week for an initial public offering. the sale of stock would follow in a few months. the giant is expected to raise $10 billion through an ipo with

a evaluation of up to $100 billion. it could become the largest internet ipo ever. facebook officials are not commenting. and online -- is making the rounds on facebook and in e- mails. some are not amused. that map breaks up the bay area in various sections and labels. some find those labels amusing but others, including one man who just received, it says the map is insulting and filled with stereotypes. >> it's dirty. it's offensive. so. >> did you forward it. >> definitely not. >> you won't? >> no. it's in the trash. >> the creator of the map has so far kept his or her identity a secret. today is the final day of macworld iworld 2012. there will be a closing ceremony at 3 p.m. at the convention center. the event included more than 300 exhibitors and 150 app developers. the convention also included

concerts and a film festival. only on 2, a palo alto police officer is getting ready for a busy summer. he is the new head coach for the u.s. olympic badminton team. lee trains at the california badminton academy in fremont but also has previous olympic experience. lee served as a captain for the 1992 u.s. team in barcelona and also coached the american women's team at the 2011 pan- american games. >> there are seven other candidates that also put in for the position, so when i got the notice that i got it, i was beyond excited. of yeah, it was really nice. >> lee will leave for london in july and until then will serve on the palo alto police force. we're not less than six man away from the summer olympics in london. the games begin july 27th. the athlete village has just been finished. preparations for the games remain on time and on budget.

so far, about one-third of the tickets have been sold. 900,000 visitors are expected in london for the olympics in july and august. two of the oakland a's will help feed some of the less fortunate in alameda county today. first baseman chris carter if outfielder michael taylor will serve lunch at the society of st. vincent depaul. they serve more than 150,000 people each year providing hot meals, homeless resource centers, a health clinic as well as a computer lab. and tomorrow is the oakland a's fanfest and a's fans will have the unique opportunity to meet one on one with managing general partner lew wolff who has been pushing to move to the team to san jose. they trading all-star pitcheersers and the fanfest is tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the coliseum. time is 7:21.

final clean-up underway this morning as crews prepare to reopen a main roadway into yosemite. and paying tribute, how one player's decision to honor his mother through his shoes inspired a san jose high school basketball team and the winning streak that has followed. >> temperatures tumbled to freezing and near freezing, while we slept. but the sun is up and we're looking at a nice rapid warm- up. we'll look at your day planner coming up.

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and keep you updated. the main road from the bay area into yosemite is expected to reopen this morning. big oak flat road has been closed since last weekend when a storm triggered a rockslide. crews have removed the debris. they're going to repave the road next week, which could require more closures. the santa ana winds are raising the rick of wildfires in southern california. high wind warnings in effect through 3:00 this afternoon for counties including los angeles, orange and ventura. gusts could reach up to 65 miles an hour. unseasonably warm temperatures, low humidity and strong winds forced a red-flag warning this weekend. all right. a little chilly this morning, rosemary saying things might warm up for us, right? >> yes, we'll see another round of unseasonably mild weather. we are off to a chilly start, a lot dryer here this morning. and so the patches of fog only confined to some areas of the

north bay. and that should burn off fairly quickly if it's outside your door. 38 degrees is what we'll be seeing through the 8:00 hour. low 50s for some areas right around the bay. so a chilly start inland, from 10 to 15 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. noontime numbers, upper 50s, low 60s, mostly sunny skies. very calm conditions, light winds, offshore breeze continuing in throughout the afternoon. and at 4:00, we'll be sitting near 70 degrees in some spots. santa rosa you're exhibited to hit 70. if you head south into the south bay, upper 60s, low 70s near san jose. morgan hill as well. the rest of us somewhere in between. 65 expected in the city for the afternoon. 67 for oakland. 66 in concord. 67 degrees for fremont. the extended forecast shows you today will be the warmest day, increasing clouds by tomorrow night. looks like we may get a little drizzle perhaps a light shower sunday night into monday morning. it's not going to be a lot. definitely not enough for us

this time around. tuesday into wednesday looks dry, but on the cool side. upper 50s, low 60s for the forecasted highs. back to you. south bay high school basketball team is getting a teammate a courtside show of support in a colorful way. the basketball team for san jose independent high took the court last week, all wearing pink shoes. it all started with 17-year-old grant whose mother is battling breast cancer. he wanted to honor her on the court. >> i've always liked the color pink. i really don't care what people think of me. and so when i got it, people made fun of me. but i really didn't care. >> i love all those boys on that team. they're almost like my own kids. >> independence high lost every league game last season but this season with the pink shoes, the team has yet to lose! this morning still a lot of questions about the discovery of the two bodies in oakland. a live report from the scene about how that could be connected to a missing persons

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two people found dead inside a car near oakland lake merritt. this morning the police investigation is well underway. good morning and welcome back to mornings on 2. the two victims were discovered about 10 last night, and ktvu's lorain blanco joins us live

with how this is connected to a welfare check made earlier in the day. >> reporter: police discovered the two bodies after a second welfare check here in oakland. they had to break into the car. right now you can see broken glass still on the street. they discovered the bodies around 10 friday night on apple avenue. police showed up for a welfare check when two people didn't show up for work. police can confirm that one of people missing is a retired police captain. >> i understand that the person that one of them we're looking for is not a captain at this time but apparently was retired. but as far as his background, i have not been provided that information so i can't say. >> police on scene this morning tell us they are trying to secure a search warrant to get inside the home. we just checked with the neighbor who says the people inside the home just moved in a few months ago.

right now police are investigating this as a homicide. reporting live, lorain blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. just a half hour earlier oakland police responded to a fatal shooting that happened at 9:30 at nining and the center streets. a neighbor heard at least 10 gunshots. the victim was rush to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. there is no information about any suspects at this time. it was an emotional gathering for the friends and family of berkeley's latest homicide victim. >> what we ask right now that -- put your hands on the violence that is in the street. >> a group of people came together in berkeley last night for a candlelight vigil. they were honoring 35-year-old kenneth warren, jr. he was the father of five children and worked as a barber. police say he was shot while leaving work at emerson and shattuck on thursday night. >> devastated. i just couldn't breathe. i just couldn't believe it.

>> his daughter diamond left teddy bears just a few feet from where he was gunned down. all his children are under the age of 15. he is berkeley's first homicide victim of the year. a witness reported seeing a car speed off but so far no arrests have been made. san francisco police are investigating two shootings with a 90 minutes of each other. the first happened around 9:00 last night at eddie's street near buchanan the police say an 18-year-old woman had to be taken to the hospital and is now said to be in stable condition. then just before 10:30, a second shooting occurred on octavia and greave in the hayes valley neighborhood. police say a man was taken to the hospital, his condition is not known and no information on the gunman is available. san jose state police are evaluating security after a 21- year-old man broke into a campus dorm and groped four women. it happened early yesterday morning at joe west dorm. university police say michael alexander escobar walked from room to room, looking for

unlocked doors. students who were signed up on campus alert system received a text notifying them in about the gropings. >> this is conventional dormitory. there are many bedrooms lined up on a long hallway so we need to remind the students to lock those bedroom doors. >> police tracked down escobar to a home on reed street. they spend the day taking evidence from that home. oakland police are offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of a man who they say tried to sexually assault a woman in broad daylight around thursday morning. a 36-year-old woman was walking on 35th avenue in the fruitvale district when a man approached her and forced her to the ground. police say the man attempted to sexually assault the woman but she was able to get away. we are now learning more about the nightlife concerns walnut creek is trying to address. as we reported this week, they are considering several options to combat recent violence in the downtown area.

however, the city admits the problems are limited to just a few businesses. one solution includes the addition of police officers to be placed on the downtown beat. >> staffing has been fairly static up until we went through a budget crisis as most communities have a couple years ago. so we've actually had to decrease the level of staffing across the organization, including police officers. >> walnut creek officials are also looking at a nuisance ordinance that would give them more power to penalize problem businesses be but some businesses tell ktvu they are concern the city's response could be a bit too forceful. twitter's new policy is now leading to a boycott of the san francisco based website. some users are refusing to tweet today to protest the company's plan to censor tweets on a country by country basis. twitter announced the new policy earlier this week, saying different countries have different ideas on freedom of expression. supporters of the company say

twitter is only following the laws in the countries it operates in but opponents argue the company is restricting freedom of presentation. pg&e is facing a $16 million feign in the week of the san bruno disaster. pg&e failed to conduct pipeline surveys and identify leaks. in a statement they said receiving the penalty is disappointing. the utilities self-reported the violation last year. pg&e has 10 days to pay that fine. it's expected to be one of several fines to come. time is 7:36. the domestic violence allegations against the san francisco sheriff have led investigators to the san francisco chronicle. the district attorney subpoenaed a photo of ross mirkarimi and his wife and son that was taken last may. a source tells ktvu the d.a. may be looking for scratches or bruises on ill anna's arm. since mirkarimi is barred from living with his family, he is

staying with friends, including former mayor art agnus. >> the thing that helps him the most i think 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 not being with his family. >> he also said the mayor and board of supervisors should stay out of it and the court handle this case. there will be a fund-raiser tonight to ben fight bryan stow. tim flannery will give a concert in napa. he'll be joined by his band and former member of the gritful dead bob weir. proceeds will be donated to stowe's family. the 42-year-old paramedic was beaten outside dodger stadium last year and has been in rehabilitation since october. two men have been charged in the beating and are due back in court in march. tonight's fund-raiser starts at 8:00 at the uptown theater in napa. merchants in pittsburg are joining forces to oppose a proposed homeless shelter in their neighborhood.

state law requires the city of pittsburg to pick an area for a facility. some are upset with the sites under consideration. they're concerned about potential loitering and shoplifting. >> negative in a big way. i mean, homeless means they usually don't have any money to spend. that means crime will happen. >> homeless advocates say emergency shelters are essential, especially during these rough times. downtown business owners say they understand the need but they want the facility built in an area that does not affect the local economy. the city planning commission will decide where to zone for shelter next month. former san francisco supervisor dusty has a new position. mayor ed lee appointed him to a newly created position focusing on services and better outcomes for those who are homeless or living in support of housing. he has work on the city's homeless problem for years and

is a supporter of the various outreach centers across the city. some central valley farmers had helping power fighter navy jets, growing cam lena seeds and now the military is extracting the oil from the seeds and mixing it with diesel to create a blend of jet fuel. >> delivering fuel that can power the fleet. >> this field has mladen as long as anyone can remember and we can't push wear here. we aren't able to grow food here or much of anything before cam lena. >> the harvest begins in march and april. the navy hopes toone day have 50% of its field come from alternative energy. good morning to you! it is going to be a day for the outdoors! look at that beautiful view. we've got blue skies overhead,

just a little bit of patchy fog reported over parts of the north way. we're a lot dryer this morning. that northeasterly breeze continues in the hills but most of us are calm. we do have just a light breeze here. san jose east southeasterly in our winds will be light for your afternoon. 32 degrees right now santa rosa. 31 in napa, which is actually an improvement. napa had sunk to 29 this morning. 42 livermore. 40 san jose. and widespread mid and upper 40s right around the bay at this time. temperatures will rebound back into the 60s, even some of the low 70s expected. high pressure in control of the weather pattern today, maybe just a few high clouds spilling over this and into the bay. that will really be about it. temperatures will be unseasonably mild for the afternoon once again. our winds will remain offshore and light. the satellite radar here shows you the clear skies and the possibility of maybe just a few high clouds that will really be about it. this system here will be a weak

one but could bring us a little drizzle sunday night into monday. let me show you here in our forecast. saturday we're rolling by, just a few high clouds, mostly sunny skies. sunday morning we're waking up, mostly clear. by sunday, late afternoon early evening, we do turn mostly cloudy from the north to south bay. rain still to the north. latest model now wanting to bring the possibility of maybe a few scattered showers to our area late sunday night into monday morning. it's monday, 6 a.m. if you see that line there, really breaks apart over the bay. but i have a feeling we could see some light drizzle and light rain and then over the course of a few hours it's out of there. and we're drying out once again. forecasted highs, 67 degrees for berkeley today. 68 for know valley. 65 hayward, 65 in the city. low 60s for half moon bay and pacifica. but if you head further south on coast, santa cruz. 70 degrees for the afternoon. june expected morgan hill. 68 degrees for san jose. the extended forecast, there it is! today will be the warmest day. we will see the increase in

clouds, onshore flow expected back by the evening hours. and so we'll be a few degrees cooler for your sunday afternoon. the overnight hours sunday and monday, clouding up so we're not as cold as we start monday morning. but then we'll be cooler in the afternoon. upper 50s and low 60s in the forecast. i'm fine-tuning your lunchtime numbers, and will have those coming up. he continues to battle allegations of child molestation and now jerry sandusky has a request for the courts. but first, here's a live look outside at the traffic on the golden gate bridge. everything looks clear. the collision we told you about earlier on eastbound 80 near emeryville has also been cleared. time is 7:42. you're watching mornings on 2.

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good morning to you! we've got a gorgeous start to the day. a chilly start to the day with mild weather expected for the afternoon. new this morning, president on his way to the u.s. for medical treatment in yemen. a spokesman says he left and arrived in london this morning. from there he will go to new york for treatment. the president was severely wound indeed a bomb attack last june. he is stepping down from power after 33 years. a doctor in pakistan helped the u.s. locate osama bin laden. an elite navy seals team raid ed his compound last may. leon panetta says the doctor ran a vaccination program in the region and verified bin laden was hiding in the compound. he is now concerned about the physician who has been arrested

for treason. it's hoped he will be released when the media attention dies down. panetta believes someone in the government kept secret bin laden's whereabouts. the international atomic energy agency or iae is getting ready to visit iran. the iae team will arrive tomorrow and will stay through tuesday. iran says it invited the agency to prove its nuclear program is peaceful and not being used to develop a nuclear weapon. new this morning, british police have made four more arrests in that country's ongoing phone hacking scandal tied to rupert murdoch. police say the arrests are due to corruption and police bribery. a dozen people including police have been arrested during this investigation. the arrests come one week after news corps agreed to pay damages to 37 hacking victims, including actor jude law. protestors against a military presence in southeast asia hit the streets in the philippines today.

protestors said on american flag on fire at the u.s. embassy in manila this morning demonstrating a plan to put more u.s. troops in the country. >> the presence of american troops ups the tension in the region and would provoke -- escalated possible military action from both sides, china and the u.s. >> this morning protests stayed peaceful. the u.s. wants to move more troops to the philippines to help reinforce its presence in asia as the wars in iraq and afghanistan wind down. former penn state coach accused of child molestation is seeking child visitation rights. jerry sandusky is asking a judge on modify the terms of his bail to allow him to see his grandchildren. sandusky was charged in november with sexually abusing young boys during a 14-year period. he wants to see his grandchildren as well as communicate with them by phone,

e-mail, text and skype. a hearing is scheduled for february 10th. a federal judge has declared a mistrial in the case of a retired police detective accused of covering up a deadly police shooting in new orleans. that case centered around the fatal shooting of two unarm people in those days after hurricane katrina. the defendant gerard de gay was not directly involved in the shooting but prosecutors say he falsified documents during the investigation. yesterday a judge declared the mistrial after a prosecutor mentioned the name of a man who was beaten to death by new orleans police officers in an unrelated case. prosecutors say they are going to file for a retrial. meanwhile, some residents of new orleans want the national guard's help to put an end to violence in their city. more than 20 people were killed this year alone. the mayor says new orleans police have an ongoing partnership with the national guard. but at this point there are no plans to call for them to patrol the streets. he also says that more law enforcement doesn't necessarily

mean fewer murders. southwest airlines has opened up an investigation into a deadly crash involving a baggage cart. it happened thursday at dulles international. a the victim was driving a cart when he crashed into a passenger shuttle. none of the people onboard the shuttle were hurt. dulles is one of few airports that still runs mobile lounges to transport passengers between terminals and concourses. a nevada national guardsman injured during last year's ihop shooting rampage is getting ready to return to duty. he reenlistered for another six years with the guard. he was within of seven people injured during the shooting. four people including three other guardsmen were killed. nevada's governor administered the oath and commended the sergeant for his commitment. >> i think it's quite remarkable that after going through all that, he has reenlisted his commitment to

nevada, the nevada national guard, as well as our country. just makes me proud to be a nevadan and we're very foreign to have young men like him. >> the sergeant says reupping was always his plan because of sense of community in the national guard. his wife also enlisted in the international guard shortly after the shooting. a central valley mall is expected to reopen this morning after gunmen opened fire inside. it happened just before 7:00 last night at the mall in tulare county. a group of men got into an argument nearing the mall food court. two men then opened fire, firing at least six gunshots. two people had to go to the hospital but they are expected to survive. police are not searching for the gun men but no arrests made. both of state of washington and the federal government are investigating the shooting death of eight sea lions. the animals have been found in the puget sound area in recent weeks. one sea lion turned up monday at a beach. it was shot and also bitten by a shark not arrests have been

made. southern california doctor convicted in the death of michael jackson is asking to be freed from jail. conrad murray told the judge he should be released while he appeals his involuntary manslaughter conviction. he said he is not a danger to society, will not flee, and wants to find work to support his seven children. murray is currently serving a four-year sentence. blues singer etta james will be buried today. al sharpton will reside over the private service in garr dean yam yesterday fans had the opportunity say good-bye to james during a public viewing. she died last week at age 73 from complications of leukemia. a los angeles fire department has released a 911 call made by friends of actress deemer moore. earlier this week a publicist said the actress was sufferings from exhaustion but the 911 call suggests something else.

>> it is not clear what was being smoked, although one of people on the phone said it was not marijuana and something similar to incense. one woman told the operator the 49-year-old moore had been having issues lately. the nation's largest retailer is saying good-bye to overnight greeters. for the past three decades 24 hour wal-marts employed people at the front entrance. but the company is getting rid of the late night greeters to save money and insure proper staffing levels. nationwide, the 3,000 yet tokers who worked from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. are going to be reassigned to other jobs. activists in south korea are setting giant balloons to the north. the socks the balloons are carrying and why they are considered so valuable. >> and enjoyable day in the forecast for you. if you're getting outdoors early, you may need to bundle

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an american search team will head to pyongyang this spring. the u.s. suspended recoveries missions in 2005 amid rising nuclear tensions. the skies over north korea are filled with balloons containing messages of peace. americans in south korean activists senn the bloops into north korea. attaches are boxes filled with socks. organizers hope they can use the socks to keep warm or trade them for food. earlier we mentioned how you can buy a car that belonged to president obama. if that interests you, how about a house that belonged to former president gerald ford? the home sits on the 13th fairway of a golf course in rancho mirage. it has five bedrooms and six bath. the asking price is just below

$1.7 million. they lived there until gerald ford's death in 2006. and betty ford's death last year. a pony is a shelter this morning after leading police on a chase you there modesto. about 10 officers had a tough time trying to corral that horse. it galloped through city streets, successfully dodging officers from all sides. as you might expect, that chase startled residents. >> it is startling but i'm glad the animal is okay and they kind of contained them there. how the house is situated, boxed in. >> dog on the loose and occasional snake or something like that, but a horse is a first for me. >> police were finally able to track the horse down and capture it. they don't know where the pony came from or who owns it. overnight we have a new women's number-one tennis player.

victoria rounded maria sharapova to win the australian open as she was the third seat in the tournament but her victory catapults her to the top ranking in the world! this is her first grand slam. later today the men's final picks number one against number two, defending champion takes on raphael nadal. let's head back over to rosemary for a look at your weather this saturday. hey, rosemary. >> good morning to you! so the offshore flow that has been in place now keeping us fog free at least most of the us. few patches over the north bay, that's about it. it's also allowed our temperatures to really, rim chill in the -- very cold, cold air mass now in police. 30 degrees in some spots for inland areas. widespread 40s in the forecast. on the flip side we'll see a nice rapid warm-up. 40s to 50s for your 10:00 hour. and then for your lunchtime upper 50s, low 60s. widespread 60s to near 70 degrees for the afternoon.

some of the warmer spots santa rosa expected to hit 70 degrees today. 66 mountain view. 68 for san jose. extend forecasted, we will notice increase in clouds by tomorrow afternoon. even the possibility of a few sprinkles in the overnight hours early monday morning. mostly cloudy skies, north as cold for the afternoon. upper 50s, low 60s in the forecast for the first half. your business week. two bodies discovered inside a car, how the case could be connected to a former san francisco police captain. and a young girl disappeared from the bay area more than 20 years ago. senators

police investigating how two people ended up dead inside a car. we'll tell you why police still haven't searched inside the home. and a manhunt underway this morning in the fatal stabbing of a 15-year-old girl. what we are learning about the suspect and his relationship to the victim. and a labor dispute involving a luxury cruise ship docked in san francisco. why dozens of workers walked off the job overnight.

good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. it's saturday, january 28th. let's get right to it. and check your saturday forecast. good morning to you, meteorologist rosemary! >> good morning to you! we are having a nice weekend. i will say. we've got mild weather on tap for you, sunny skies overhead this morning, mostly clear and cold p in the extended forecast perhaps a few sprinkles. i'm show you your numbers expected, coming up. police are investigating the deaths of two people whose bodies were found inside a car at about 10:00 last night on apple avenue just a few blocks away from lake merritt. lorain blanco is live with more on how the case could be tied to a former san francisco police captain. good morning lorain. >> reporter: good morning. police are trying to keep the integrity of the scene while they secure a search warrant. they're hoping to get more answers inside that home you see right there.

officers discovered two bodies in a car around 10 friday night on apple avenue near newton. still very early in the investigation, so oakland police won't say a lot about the specifics. they can confirm they started their search for two missing people when those who knew them didn't hear from them. police on scene also confirmed that one of the people missing is a retired police captain. >> people were supposed to show up at work. and we had people that live in the residence here did not show up at work. and we tried it figure out where they are and that's what we're here for, trying to make contact with the residents to see if we could figure out where he were or why they didn't show up for work. >> right now police are investigating the case as a homicide. lorain blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. police investigating a shooting at 3:30 this morning on 14th and harrison streets. police say one person was shot in the leg, but he escaped the

rounds of bullets and took shelter in a nearby motel. at least three businesses and a car were hit by the bullets. one storefront was completely shot out. right now there's no information on any suspects. san leandro police searching for may man who stabbed a 15-year-old mother. the teen was found about 6:last night on pacific avenue. officers say she had multiple stab wounds to her stomach. the man police are looking for is 19-year-old henry leon of oakland. they say he's the father of the victim's nine-month-old baby. he is driving a 2004 cadillac dark blue in color. in san francisco a labor dispute on a cruise ship docked in san francisco has now been resolved. that ship is the sister ship to the concordia that ran aground in italy. this ship is currently docked at pier 35.

about three dozen servers walked off their jobs last night over pay issues. complaints included getting tips in a american dollars rather than euros, which are worth more. >> you don't treat us like we do whatever we want with you. we are human. we just asking for help. this is unfair. this is really unfair. >> the labor council helped the crew reach a settlement shortly after 1:00 this morning. workers will now get tips in euros. the ship is scheduled to de bart at 1:00 this afternoon. it's on a hundred day around the world cruise with stops in five continents. there are 2300 passengers onboard. and two weeks after the cord konya ran aground off tuscany, divers continue to look for missing passengers. so far 16 people have died while another 16 remain lost or presumed dead. a team of inspectionors from the european commission just

arrived to observe salvage operations and to make sure there is no damage to the environment. >> new experience want to -- [not understandable] the way we can face such a situation better in the future. >> the concordia captain remains under house arrest. investigators suspect he took the ship off its charted course and sailed into a reef. the cruise line is offering $14,000 plus ticket refunds and travel expenses to surviving passengers. occupy oakland is promising to take over a vacant building today. protestors announced the plans earlier this week arguing too many buildings are vacant despite record foreclosures and homelessness. protestors are not saying yet which vacant building they'll plan on moving into today. but the takeover will start with a noontime rally at frank ogawa in oakland.

a march to the building will follow. protestors say they plan to use that building to establish a new home for their movement. and police in washington, d.c. could be getting ready to take more action against occupy protestors. early les month police arrested several protestors after they built a wooden structure at mcpherson square, which is operated by the national park service. the park service says it plans on enforcing its no-camping rule there. some protestors say they do not have any plans to leave and are promising to defend that encampment. san jose police have released the skep of a man suspected in a hate crime. this drawing shows one of at least three men who beat a hindu man at a supermarket parking lot on south white road last november. he is latreeno, 200 pounds and about 5 feet 8 inches tall. he his jaw broken. police say the man who attacked him with a tequila bought

approximately called him a terrorist. a memorial walk is being hell right now to raise money for the family of fallen police officer jim capoot. the officer was shot and killed last november as he chased a suspect in a bank robbery. the suspect henry smith is due in court next week. the memorial walk got started just a few minutes ago at the home depot on admiral callahan lane. participants will walk 29 miles to vacaville, where capoot lived with his wife and daughters. our walk will be held on monday to mark the 23rd anniversary of the disappearance of eileen mitch love. the 13-year-old girl was walking from school who her home when she vanished. monday's walk will retrace her route beginning at the school. it starts at 7 p.m., and they are still homing hope that someone has information about her disappearance and will come forward. a busy san francisco intersection is shut down this weekend. muni crews are replacing the track that church at market

streets, both directions closed all weekend. westbound market is also closed. several muni lines are affected and the work should be finished by monday morning. good morning to you! take a look at this. this is just a beautiful view. we have a beautiful day in store, a chilly start. mostly clear and cold and calm. take a peek at what is going on. santa rosa, san francisco, fairfield all reporting calm conditions where we're seeing just a very light breeze. it's an easterly breeze where we are looking at gusty winds, still in our east bay hills. the oakland hills north and south reporting from 25 miles per hour to 40. mount diablo also reporting 40 miles an hour. that offshore flow really drying us out and it's hard to finds any fog in morning. a few patches over parts of north bay and that's about it. had it has allowed our temperatures to sink as well. 31 degrees in napa.

42 santa rosa. mid and upper 30s concord, livermore and 40s around the bay. 37 degrees redwood city. and near freezing this morning in palo alto. your satellite radar view shows you mostly clear skies, just a few high clouds filling over the ridge of high pressure over the state. we've got very breezy conditions, even advisories over southern california but we're looking at just a beautiful day. we have a weak system here on the backside. that could actually impact us by sunday night and into monday morning. for today, mostly sunny skies, unseasonably mild temperatures. sitting in the 60s, even a few low 70s out there. and then by sunday, sunday night we noticed increase in the clouds first. we'll be cooler in the afternoon, and then in the overnight hours maybe monday morning, a few sprinkles possible. forecasted highs for today, let's lock at what you can expect for your neighborhood. 70 degrees expected santa rosa. head to the east bay, it's just a nice one. 67 in oakland, 66 castro valley

and danville. how about south bay, 68 san jose and morgan hill. 69 expected los gatos. we've got 70 degrees in santa cruz for the afternoon today. low 60s for the coast. 66 expected san mateo. 68 for palo alto. and 64 san bruno. mid-60s the afternoon for the city. extended draft, increasing clouds late tomorrow. sunday night into monday morning, not as cold because of those clouds. may even wake up with a little bit of drizzle. maybe a little bit of a wet roadway for your morning drive. i'm going to cue up the models coming up in the next reported. secrets about the mission to kill osama bin laden revealed. who helped locate him and why the u.s. is now concerned about that inform an's safety. and president obama's old car, how you could get your hands on it but it's going to cost you. >> and give you a live look outside at 880 in oakland. traffic moving well in both directions there. but there is a canoe on the

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a doctor who help the u.s. locate osama bin laden is now in prison in pakistan. a navy seals team raided bin laden's compound last may, and the defense secretary says the doctor who ran a vaccination program in the region verifyeds bin laden was hidethin compound. panetta is kern about the nothings has been arrested for treason. officials hope he will be released when the media attention dies down. the international atomic energy agency or the iaea is getting ready to visit iran. a team will arrive in the country tomorrow and stay through tuesday. iran says it invited the agency to visit to prove its nuclear prove is peaceful and not being used to develop a nuclear weapon. six americans remain in egypt after egyptian officials told them they can't leave. one of those americans includes samuel hood, the son of

transportation secretary ray lahood. the younger lahood and the five other americans are part of the international republican institute oiri. it's a washington based group focused on building democracies overseas. officials say egypt ace military is cracking down on similar groups. >> my mindset has changed since the travel ban was put in police where we're expectth the worst because there hasn't been a lot of movement, nothing has really changed. there's 300 organizations reportedly involved in this investigation. this is much bigger than just iri or myself. >> sam says he is safe for now and while he is not allowed to leave the country, he and other americans still have their passports and have not been arrested. time is 8:15. if in our 2012 presidential race, the two leading candidates are staying focused on florida this weekend. all ahead of tuesday's primary.

phil king is live in tampa and it appears mitt romney appears to be gaining ground, right? >> reporter: yes, latest polls showing romney with a 9-point lead over newt gingrich. of course, gingrich came out with early polling lead out of the south carolina. but things have changed over the past week. today's the last day for early voting in the sunshine state. and by tuesday, the beginning of the primary election, morning a third of all republicans will have already voted in this race. so it's very important candidates hitting the road or around the state today. it's a very large state, florida that is. today mitt romney is up in the panhandle, at event this morning he had senator mccain onboard, up in pensacola, down to panama city on the western coast, and the beautiful beaches there this afternoon. newt gingrich began the day on the east coast of florida, with a lincoln day breakfast, talking about he thinks

republican party out to stand for science and technology in the future. of course, tea partyers don't want to see a huge investment in pretty much anything right now. they want to see cutting everything, spending, slashing it, and where does the tea party stand in florida now? they're pretty much evenly divided in support of romney and gingrich. santorum is out of the state of florida today. he mentioned he had to deal with his taxes. he's in d.c. for a fund-raiser there. and ron paul is up in the state of maine today, having a town forum and maine has its caucus next saturday. so it's a long road ahead. santorum and paul looking forward. right now romney and gingrich really trying hard to win florida. gingrich said south carolina was a great up step future him but he really wants to win florida some he's got a lot of making up, lot of ground to cover here today to try to get people to get out tuesday.

about two million republicans will vote by the end of tuesday night. so we'll see who pulls forth with florida, of course, as the first real big test. 10 major markets, very expensive state. takes a lot of organization. romney definitely had the lead when it came to organization, but gingrich is playing catchup. he's been running a lot 6 tv spots so we'll see how things play out. but here today, it's all about a party. boats out there, you see the flags, a lot of partying, half a million people boozing it up, having fun. really no one focused on politics here in downtown tampa today, it's all about a darn tooting good time. pirate style! back to you. >> all right. we can hear that party behind you. we'll keep a close eye on that. thank you. president obama is calling on congress to stop brock, his judicial appointments. >> i'm asking congress both

democrats and republicans to stop this kind of behavior by passing a rule that allows all judicial and public service nominations a simple up or down vote within 90 days. >> the request comes after president obama delivered his state of the union address earlier this week, and that's where he asked congress to follow the example of the nation's armed forces and work together. if you won you now have a chance to buy president obama's old car. the seller claims mr. obama used to cruise around in this 2005 chrysler 300 car. he asked a reputable dealer to post the item on ebay this week. mr. obama allegedly drove the chrysler roughly 19,000 miles, between 2000 had for 2007. the starting bid is a million dollars. there are no takers yet. the auction ends on wednesday night. twitter's new censorship policy is load to go a boycott of the san francisco based website. some twitter users are refusing

to tweet today to protest. the company's plan to censor tweets on a country by country basis. twitter the new censorship policy earlier this week, saying different countries have different ideas on freedom of expression. supporters of the company say twitter is only following the law and the countries it operates in. but opponents argue the company is restricting freedom of expression. there's more speculation this morning about facebook going public this year. the wall street journal says the company could file the paperwork next week for an initial public offering. the sale of stock two foal in a few months. they are expected to raise $10 billion through an ipo up to 100 billion dollars. it could become the largest internet ipo ever. officials are not commenting. an online map poking fun at the bay area is making the rounds on facebook and on e- mail. some residents are not amused. this is a parody map which breaks up the bay area in

various sections and labels them. some people say the labels are amusing but others including one han who just got the e-mail says the map is insulting and filled with stereotypes. >> it's offensive parody. >> did you forward it? >> no, definitely not. >> you wrote -- >> no, it's in the trash. >> the creator has kept their identity a secret. a trip of a lifetime for a palo alto police officer, only on 2 the special role he will play on the u.s. olympic team. >> near record warmth for saturday afternoon. coming up, less than five minutes, what you can expect for your neighborhood.

the main road from the bay area into yosemite is expected to reopen this morning. big oak flat road has been closed since last weekend when a storm triggered a rockslide. crews removed the debris and put gravel on the road for now. they will repave the road knowing week, which could require more closures. the santa ana winds are raising the risk of wildfires in southern california. high wind warnings are in effect through 3:00 this afternoon for counties including los angeles, orange and ventura. gusts could reach up to 65 miles an hour. warm temperatures, low humidity and strong winds have forced the weather service to issue a red-flag warning this weekend. not too windy here, let's check in with meteorologist rosemary although still a bit

cool this morning. >> yes, very chilly! northeasterly breedses pulled in yesterday, still a little gustedy in the hills, but right at the surface most of us are calm but allowing us to really cool down, still freezing for some valley locations. by the 9:00 hour we will begin thawing out. upper 30s in the valleys and widespread upper 40s, low 50s expected around the bay. noontime numbers, upper 50s, low 60s, it will be nice by lunchtime and then in the afternoon, these temperatures from 5 to 10 to 12 degrees above the seasonal norm. show what you is going on here sunday. we're going to wake up with mostly clear skies, just as cold. and i the afternoon we'll notice an increase in the clouds. sun sets about 5:30 some of it's at the end of the day and it's the evening hours we'll be mostly cloudy. while we sleep, the weak system begins to pass through, and looks like right about 6:00 or so although it's pretty much breaking apart at this point. we may get drizzle, make a few light scattered showers in time

for for monday morning drive. it's not going to stick around. you can see you won't need that umbrella all day long. but for the morning hours, it looks like we may actually get a little wet. the extended forecast here, you've got increasing clouds for tomorrow of the temperatures will be slightly cooler tomorrow afternoon. and then monday, tuesday, wednesday upper 30s, low 40s as we start the day. upper 50s, low 60s in the afternoon. so more seasonal for this time of year. meanwhile, today some of the areas like santa rosa, concord, may actually break a record. widespread 60s, nears 70 for the afternoon. back to you. >> thank you. we are now less than six months away from the summer olympics in london. the 2012 games begin july 27th, and the athletes village has just been finished. organizers say preparations for the games remain on time and on budget. so far about one-third of the game's tickets have been sold. 900,000 visitors are expected in london for the olympics in july and august. only on 2, a palo alto police officer getting ready for a busy summer.

he's the new head coach for the u.s. olympic badminton team. we caught up with ben lee, just after he received the official news. lee trains at the california bade mountain on academy in fremont but has previous olympic experience. lee served as a captain for the 1992 u.s. team in barcelona 3 coached in the 2011 pan- american games. >> there were 7 other candidates that put in for the position. so when i got the notice that i got t i was onexcited. yeah, it was really nice. >> he will love for london in july. until then he plans to continue to serve on the palo alto police force. two of the oakland a's will help feed some of the less fortunate in alameda county today. chris carter if michael taylor will serve lunch at the st. vincent depaul. they serve more than 150,000

people each year. in providing hot meals, homeless resource centers, a health clinic and a computer lab. tomorrow is the oakland a's fanfest. and a's fans will have the unique opportunity to meet one on one with managing general partner lew wolff who has been pushing to move the team to san jose and he and the rest of the front office have made a number of changes in the off season, including trading all-star pitchers gonzalez bailey 3 cahill. the a's fanfest is tomorrow at 10 a.m. at the coliseum. ktvu.com has a list of activities you can take part in over the weekend. just click on the weekend extra link on our homepage. san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi continues to fight domestic violence allegations. why prosecutors now are focusing on a picture of the sheriff and his family taken from last year. >> oakland police just secured a search warrant to go inside a home where two people were found dead inside a car. we'll have the latest information.

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the boys next door will never leave. who says we want them to? two bodies discovered lasts night inside a car near oakland lake merritt and right now police are still on the scene. and welcome back to mornings on 2. police made the discovery curing a wohl fair check. lorain blanco joins us live now from the scene. and it looks like they got the warrant? i know you're stand be where the car was parked, right? >> reporter: yes, they did just get the search warrant. they arrived here just a few minutes ago. and they're now searching the home inside, hoping to find answers as to how and why two people ended up here dead inside a car. we just shot video of crime scene investigators getting

ready to collect evidence around and inside the oakland home. officers discovered two bodies in a car around 10 last night on apple avenue near newton. it's still very early in the investigation, so police won't say a lot about the specifics. but neighbors tell us they're in shock. >> i researched this place before i came here, and it's not a place where people get murdered. it's not -- it's a very safe, quiet, nice neighborhood. and oakland, california. it's -- it's a perfectly nice area. and this is very unusual. this is a very unusual crime. >> right now police are investigating this as a homicide. we'll bring you more information as soon as it becomes available. lorain blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. oakland police also son and today a fatal shooting last night. it happened at 9:30, a neighbor heard at least 10 gunshots. the victim was pronounced dead at the hospital.

there is no information about any suspects at this time. it was an emotional gathering for the friends and family of berkeley's homicide victim. >> what we ask right now that father you put your hands on the violence that is in the streets. >> a group of people came together. in berkeley last night for this candlelight vigil, honoring kenneth warren, jr., the father of five children and worked as a barber. police say he was shot while leaving work thursday night. >> devastated. i just couldn't breathe. i just couldn't believe it. >> warren's daughter left teddy bears just a few feet from where he was gunned down. all his children are under age 15. he is berkeley's first homicide victim of the year. a witness reported seeing a car speed off but no arrests have been made. san jose state plans on evaluating its security after a

21-year-old man broke into a campus dorm and groped four women. it happened early yesterday morning at the joe west dorm. university police say michael escobar walked from room to room, looking for unlocked doors. students who were signed up on the alert system received a text message notifying them about the gropings. >> keep in mind this is a conventional dormitory. there are many bedrooms lined up on a long hallway so we node to remind our students to lock those bedroom doors. >> police tracked down escobar to a home on rode street they spent the day taking evidence from the home. we're learning more about the nightlife concerns walnut creek is trying address as we have reported this week they are considering several options to combat recent violence in the area. however, the city admits the problems are limited to just a few businesses. one solution includes the addition of police officers being placed on the downtown

beat. >> staffing has been fairly static up until we went through a budget crisis as most communities have a couple years ago so we've actually had to decrease the level of staffing across the organization, including police officers. >> walnut creek officials are also looking at a nuisance ordinance that would give them more power to penalize problem businesses, but some businesses tell ktvu they are concerned the city's response could be a bit too forcingful. san francisco police are warning people about a rash of thefts. officers say pickpockets are prowling the city targeting bar patrons. security guards reportedly caught a pick pocket early this week who allegedly stole five cell phones. local bars are on high alert. >> this is a little bit of a spike earlier in the year. we've cracked town and we've been a lot more aware of what is going on inside our bars and

outside the bars. >> nightclubs say they are taking proactive measures, including stashing customer coats behind the bar as well as providing a coat check. police encourage people to use the buddy system and urge women to avoid hanging their purses on the back of chairs. the domestic violence allegations against the san francisco sheriff have led investigators to the san francisco chronicle. the district attorney subpoenaed a photo of ross mirkarimi and his wife are and son that was taken last may. a source tells ktvu the d.a. may be looking for scratches or bruises on the woman's arm. since mirkarimi is barred from living with his family, he is staying with friends, including former mayor art agnew. >> the thing that helps him the most i think 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 not being with his family. >> he also says the mayor and board of supervisors should stay out of it and let the

courts handle the case. there's a special fund- raiser ton to benefit bryan stow. giants third base coach will give a concert at the theater in napa. he will be joined by his band and former grateful dead member bob weir and the proceeds go to stowe's family. he was viciously bet end in the parking lot of dodgers stadium last year and has been at a san jose rehabilitation center since october. two men charge in the beating are due back in court in march. tonight's fund-raiser is at 8:00 at uptony theater in napa. pg&e is facing a $16.8 million fine in the wake of pipeline disaster. the puc announced that fine yesterday. it says pg&e failed to conduct pipeline surveys and identify leaks. in a statement, pg&e said receiving the hefty penalty is disappointing. the utility's self-reported that violation last year. pg&e has 10 days to pay that fine. it is expected to be one of

several fines to come. good morning to you! just a beautiful, beautiful start to the day! take a look at that view. a few high clouds, mostly sunny skies, a chilly start this morning. but for the afternoon, temperatures are going to soar above normal 5 to 10 degrees is when we're looking at, above the seasonal average for your saturday afternoon. the winds still blowing over the east bay hills, 25 to 35 miles per hour gusts reported over the oakland hills. 30 reported mount diablo. calmer over parts of the north became north bay started out with a little patchy fog. but we are a lot dryer because of these offshore winds. it really is hard to find the fog this morning. we're a lot colder as well. mostly clear skies and 31 degrees in napa. 35 in concord. 41 for hayward. we're sitting at 37 redwood city. low 30s in areas right around stanford and palo alto. 46 san francisco.

49 oakland. south, 40 degrees san jose so high pressure in place. a few weak impulses passing through, maybe bringing a few high clouds. that will be about it. telephones on the mild side. running warm for this time. year and the winds will remain light. breeze continues today. we'll switch back to onshore later sunday, definitely the time frame on that. satellite radar here shows you all that blue sky over the state of california. we've got this system, a weak one that may bring us a few scattered showers sunday night and monday. for your weekend, we're mostly clear, all of saturday. sun setting about 5:30. we wake up tomorrow morning, we're mostly clear, cold once again, back to freezing and near freezing. by sunset tomorrow night, the clouds are increasing while we sleep. the system begins to move through. not a lot to talk about here. but maybe ally bit of drizzle, few light scattered showers for your monday morning drive. and then we dry out once again. boy, we could use a lot more. that looks like again it will be sunday night into monday

morning. 70 degrees expected this afternoon. mostly sunny skies. santa rosa mid-60s. 67 in oakland. widespread mid to upper 60s future the east bay. upper 60s for san jose. morgan hill los gatos 69 for the afternoon. and one of warmer spots santa cruz, 70 degrees for the second half of your afternoon. extended forecast here, slightly cooler tomorrow. monday through wednesday, afternoon highs fall back to the seasonal average there, upper 50s, low 60s. partly cloudy skies, again maybe a little bit of drizzle come monday morning. we'll look at your lunchtime numbers coming up. it is required by law but homeless shelter in the east bay is sparking controversy even before it's filled. plus, a live look at traffic. blue skies looking down on highway 37 in milpitas. highway patrol not reporting any problems right now. ññg

good morning to you! a chilly start out there. bundle up! getting outdoors early this morning. spring like weather in the forecast for the afternoon.

developing news out of europe, within the past hour a meeting between greek leaders and private creditors wrapped up in athens. sources inside say the sides are close to a deal with an agreement expected next week. investors around the world fear greece will default on its international loans, which could trigger a global economic crisis of bailout plan involves massive budget cuts and creditors getting back only a fraction of their investments. protestors against greater u.s. military presence in southeast asia hit the streets in the philippines today. protestors set an american flag on fire near the u.s. embassy in manila to demonstrate fence the plan to put more u.s. troops in the country. >> the presence of american troops will act as a tension in the region and would provoke escalated possible military action from both sides, china

and the u.s. >> this morning's protests stayed peaceful. the u.s. wants to move more troops to the philippines to help reinforce its presence in asia as the wars in iraq and afghanistan wind down. new e-mails released by bp show the oil company knew about the potential oil disaster in the gulf of mexico hours after the deepwater horizon explosion. the explosion happened on april 20, 2010, hours later e-mails sent by officials show worries over possible failure of the blowout preventer, leading to millions of gallons of oil in the water. the e-mails also suggest bp officials tried to limit knowledge of the potential danger outside the company. bp officials are not commenting on the e-mails. new this morning, british police have made four more arrests in that country's ongoing phone hacking scandal tied to rupert murdoch's news dorm due to corruption and police bribery. a dozen people including a police officer have now been arrested in the ongoing

investigation. the arrests come one week after news corp agreed to pay damages to 37 hacking victims, including actor jude law. a federal judge has declared a mistrial in the case of a retired police detective accused of covering up a deadly price shot engine new orleans. the case is centered around the shooting of two unarmed people in the chaotic days after hurricane katrina. the defendant girard due gay was not involved in the shooting but prosecutors say he falsified documents during the investigation. yesterday a judge declared the mistrial after a prosecutor mentioned the name of a man who was beaten to death by new orleans police officers in an unrelated case. prosecutors will file for a retrial. some residents of new orleans want the national guards help to put an end to violence in their city. more than 20 people were killed this year alone. the mayor says new orleans police have an ongoing partnership with the national guard, but at this point there are no plans to call for them

to patrol the streets. he also says that more law enforcement is not necessarily mean fewer homicides. a nevada national guardsman injured during last year's ihop shooting rampage is ready to return to duty. sergeant first class betterrer jeremiah just rep enlisted. he was one of the seven people injured during the shooting in september. four people including three other guardsmen were killed. nevada's governor administered the oath yesterday and commended sergeant mock for his commitment. >> it's quite remarkable that after going through all that he has reenlisted his commitment to nevada, the nevada national guard, as well as our country. just makes me proud to be a nevadan and we're bless towed have a young man like him. >> sergeant says reupping was always his plan because of the sense of community in the national guard. his wife and also enlisted in the nevada international guard shortly after the shooting. southwest airlines has

opened up an investigation into a deadly crash involving a baggage cart. it happened thursday at dulles international outside of washington, d.c. the victim was driving a baggage cart when he crashed right into a passenger shuttle, none of the people onboard the shuttle were hurt. dulles is one of few airports in the world that still runs mobile lounges that transport passengers between terminals and concourses. a central valley mall is expected to reopen this morning after gunman opened fire inside. it happened last night at the mall in tulare county. police say a group of men got into an argument near the food court. two men opened fire, firing at least gunshots. two people had to go to the hospital but they are expected to survive. police are now searching for the gunmen. no arrests have been made. a former penn state football coach accused of child molestation is now seeking child visitation rights. jerry sandusky is asking a judge to modify of items of his

bail to allow him to see says grandchildren. he was charged back in november with sexually buzzing young boys during a 14-year period. he wants to see his grandchildren he says as well as communicate with them by phone, e-mail, text if skype. a hearing is scheduled for february 10th. marchers in pittsburg are opposing a proposed homeless facility in nature neighborhood. business owners are upset this is one of the zones under consideration. they're concerned and potential loitering and shoplifting. >> negative. in the big way! i mean, homeless means they usually deserve have any moisture. they don't center know money to spend that means crime will happen. >> homeless advocates say emergency shelters are essential, especially during these rough times. downtown business owners say they understand the need but they want the facility built in an area that does not affect

the local economy. the city planning commission will decide where to zone for a shelter next month. former san francisco supervisor dusty has a new position. mayor ed lee appointed him to a newly created position for those who are homeless or living in support of housing. he has worked on the city's homeless problem for years and is a supporter of the various outreach centers in the city. both the state of washington and the federal government are investigating the shooting deaths of eight sea lions. the animals have been found in the puget sound area in recent weeks and one satisfactorily on turned up on monday at a west seattle beach that had been shot and bit on by a shark not arrests have been made. earlier this week, a publicist said demi moore was suffering from exhaustion about this 911 call suggests something else.

>> it's not clear what was being smoked although one of people on the phone said it was not marijuana. something similar to incense. one woman told the operator moore had been having issues latei. a lot of 49er fans crushed by last week's loss to the new york giants, and one 4-year-old took it especially hard. the individual of his reaction now a big internet hit. >> good morning to you! a live look at the oakland estuary, and some rowers this morning. it's a chilly start even freezing in some spots! we'll look at what you can expect for your neighborhood, coming up!

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and there'd be a rule ... no vegetables if your child is sick over and over again, it could be pi a defect in the immune system that affects millions early detection can give children a chance to dream unless there were those things that look like carrots but are really jellybeans recapping our top story, oakland police are investigating the deaths of two people found on side a car. officers fun to the two bodies last night on appla a few blocks away from lake merritt. officers made the discovery during a welfare check. police are not saying if the two people found inside the car are the two people missing they were looking for. the investigation continues at this hour in oakland. time is 8:54. turning now to some other news.

the u.s. renews a mission to recover the remains of service members missing in north korea. a american search team will go this spring. about 8,000 gi's are still listed as missing from the korean war. the sky over north korea are filled with balloons containing messages of peace. american and south corn activists today sent giant balloons into north korea. attached are boxes filled with socks. organizers hope north koreans can use the socks to keep warm or they can trade them for food. >> people are freezing in north korea. there's no rise, and everything is controlled by the government symptom there's a way the common person can pick up a pair of shocks. wow. it's like gold for them! >> organizers sent up about a thousand pairs of socks. now in the past activists used balloons to distribute anti- communist leaflets across the heavily guarded border. south bay high school basketball team is giving a teammate a courtside show of

support in a very colorful way. the basketball team for san jose's independence high school took the court last night in pink basketball shoes. it all started with 17-year-old grant, whose mother is battling cancer and he decided he want to honor her on the court. >> i've always like the color bank. i don't care what people think of me. so when i got it, people made fun of me. but i didn't care. >> i love all those boys on that team! they're almost like my own kids. >> independence high red cross every league game last season, but this season with the pink shoes the team has yet to lose one of those league games. some 49er fans are still mourning last sunday's heartbreaking nfc championship game loss. thought the 49ers would be in the super bowl? >> maybe, maybe next year in the super bowl! >> one of fans who took the

defeat the hardest is four-year- old johnny price of solano county. his family filmed him bawling on the camera after his favorite team lost in overnight. the youtube sensation has 280,000 hits. and i feel for that little guy who poor guy! >> i was there with him! >> he didn't realize he could still watch the super bowl. certainly won't be as fun. rosemary joining us now with a look at what this weekend has in store. >> yes, we could almost shed a tear we're so moisture starved like a guilty pleasure here today! we might as well enjoy it. 30s for some inland areas. 40s and low 50s around the bay. so cooling out there this morning. by 10:00, we're thawing out. 40s and mid-50s in the forecast there. so outside your door, five to 10 degrees of warming perhaps, through the morning hours. and then at lunchtime pretty much all of us catching up into the upper 50s, low 60s with 60s in your near 70 in the forecast nor your afternoon. we're looking amount upper 60s

near 70 for the north bay as well as the south bay. east bay locations 67 for oakland, mid-60s in san francisco. 68 expected saratoga. low 60s for the coast. and 70 degrees expected santa cruz. extended forecast, talking about the possibility, maybe a little light drizzle come monday morning so maybe for the drive. >> we'll take it! >> but that's about it! >> that's it for we can see no more rain yet? >> ridge build in for ther part of the week. >> all right. thank you. that's our report for this morning. thank you for trusting ktvu channel 2 news. our next newscast is the 10:00 news but we're on all day at ktvu.com. beautifully rpets. it removes three times more dirt than vacuuming alone. don't just vacuum clean.

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