having the accident >> reporter: the contractor didn't return or calls and people at the reality office where he does business said they haven't talked to him. the voice message seems to indicate business as usual. >> hello. sorry we missed your call. . >> reporter: the building director wants to talk to him as well scoffing at the claim that because of a language barrier the workers didn't know they needed to stop. >> that was the man working for the contractor. he said he didn't understand what the stop work notice meant. >> reporter: the victims family said a memorial is being arranged. coming up we will hear more prosecute cal ocea. >> the san francisco sheriff tried to isolate his wife according to the police to

prevent her from telling anybody at the alleged abuse. prosecutors say that she had no contact with anyone beside her husband and child until about 18 hours after the alleged incident started. motion also says when he got into the shower she took the opportunity to go to a neighbor to confide to that neighbor about the alleged abuse. the case is set to go trial february 24th. >> a first look at the weather because of changes on the way. we want to goo to bill martin, you say they could affect the morning drive? >> yeah. we have clouds coming in and a good shot of sprinkles. let's look at live storm tracker 2. you can see the showers moven. the clouds along the north coast. see the showers, those areas of showers will start to spread south into tomorrow morning. it'll provide a bitl glaze for the morning drive and that could slow you down on your

wednesday morning. light showers in the forecast, when i come back we will break it done for you. when they start, when they end, how much we could see and how they could impact the drive. the five-day forecast also. >> and we continue our weather coverage on the website for live radar of the weather in your neighborhood go to ktvu.com and click on the weather tab. we learn how this 15-year- old from oakland killed his parents before putting their bodies in a car. we spoke today with the da and tell you what the teen sid in his confession. >> reporter: moses was formally charged today. charged with murdering his mother and father here in the house where they all lived. we sat down with the da this morning. she said he confessed to the killing and that he killed his mother first after she came home from work. >> what we are aware of is

what he said is there what a period of time he was using his hands to choke her but then he went and got a ligature to use that to kill her. >> reporter: later he said the father robert came through the door. >> he came and grabbed him from behind, believed that the father never saw him and didn't know he was being attacked until he was attacked and he was also strangled. >> reporter: she said he then put the bodies in car and tried to light it on fire. the couple had adopted him from foster care. relatives said he had a black belt in karat experience had been associating with the more violent elements of occupy oakland. he is being charged as an adult. if he was charged as a juvenile he would be released in later than age 25.

as an adult he faces 25 years to life. >> when you have someone who has done what he has done in the way we believe he did it, based on his description, that it's -- it's a -- we believe he is not suitable to be treated in a juvenile system. >> reporter: funeral arrangements for susan and robert are set for friday at 2:00 p.m. coming up at six the confrontation that may have led to the killing. reporting live. >> a 21-year-old student accused of groping young women appeared in court. he broke into unlocked rooms at the joe west dorm and touched five women. today he plead not guilty to five misdemeanors, three batteries and two batteries. he is a junior and he doesn't live on campus. he was identified through

video. >> san francisco police are asking for the public's help in a possible kidnapping case. police got a report on saturday that two men beat a woman and forced her into an suv. they were reportedly driving a maroon land over. police searched but don't find them. the woman is described as between 18 and 22 and was last seen wearing a red hooded sweatshirt. >> a arrested protesters expecting to face a judge today got a surprise in court. we are live in oakland where leaders trying a new way to deal with an issue that's been around for months. >> reporter: police and the mayor say they will use a tactic a stay away order to battle the movement. today in a courthouse the da's office asked a judge to give out 12 for people who appeared in court. more than 80 protesters who took part in the demonstrations were scheduled to have their day in court today but just

moments before court was called to session they were told to go home. >> i'm happy to mare that a lot of people have been released but i'm disappointed people are still in jail. >> i counted 74 names on the go home list. the da said those people are part of an ongoing investigation and will get a future court date. eight of them face misdemeanor charges which could include arrests. another four are facing felony charges for assaulting a police officer. >> people get the impression that we are the people causing it when everything is a defense against the police repression. >> reporter: today the office asked the judge to issue stay away orders for the 12 people who face charges. earlier this month christopher was issued one of the three current stay away orders in effect against occupy protesters. >> the terms for me getting released was that i stay away from the plaza. >> reporter: he said he was arrested during a protest for

obstructing a police officer. he said the order was issued earlier this month and he plans to fight it. >> i wasn't arrested at the plaza and i don't have a violent history or record of like hurting anybody or harming anybody or destroying anything. >> reporter: now members of occupy proposing to hold another day of action rally this monday outside this courthouse. live in oakland. i'm paul chambers. >> occupy protesters are back at lake merit on a boat they built and launched this past weekend. seven are now on that it new boat that is called 00 hope floats. a spokesperson said it was built out of salvaged road and built to look like a small house. they say they want to send a message about the state of housing homelessness. the group was forced to leave the lake back in december after floatingon ott boat for about a week. >> the 24 hour strike against

kaiser is in full swing as it has been all day. tom is live with a key issue for patients and the public to consider. >> reporter: think about it. here we are in the hour ten. what you have are nurses, you have professionals, have you a lot of other people that are supporting them and the idea here is that both sides are speaking out. both issued press statements, issued all kinds of press relations but the question is, who do you believe? the strikers talk about patient care first, especially patients with mental health issues. >> many of them have waited five, six -- weeks or more to get into for return vista pointments. we find if inexcusable. >> reporter: the hospital counters. >> we provide exexcellent care. we have been recognized by the

office of patient advocate for delivering highest quality care and that is what we do every day. >> reporter: from both sides acknowledge money is at issue. >> we want to tell them that we won't accept these cuts that they have decided they are going to visit upon us. >> the claim we are cutting benefits is not true. we have an offer on the table. we have a long history of providing market leading salaries and benefits to the employees. >> reporter: both sides are powerful but both refuse to reveal the contents of their proposals saying they don't want to negotiate in public. it's hard to believe either side despite what they say leaving patients caught in the middle. >> i think it's a sad thing when the patients themselves have to be inconvenienced because the money corporate greed. that's all it is. >> i think they need more staff. i think it would be helpful to the patients and to the people who work here.

>> reporter: and kaiser said two out of three reported to work. it's not going to count we are a lock out and said the one day strike has cost about $14 million. reporting live. >> just minutes ago all the polls closed in florida. it is a winner take all primary and just minutes after the polls closed both cnn and the associated press called the florida primary for romney. as you know it's essentially been a two man race, romney and ginger. we have numbers to pass along. the latest numbers we show romney with 47% and gingrich with 31%. these are the earliest numbers we have. they are expected to change. what's not expected to change is the fact that romney has been called the winner by both cnn and the associated press. let's go head and bring in torey. reporting live in florida. all these developments just came in the past couple

minutes. >> reporter: a lot of big news. cnn has projected romney is the winner, they won by a major lead and this will be huge for his campaign moving forward. i want to dip in and show you live pictures of romney's headquarters here in tampa. lots of supporters waiting for him to take the stage and hear what he has to say about what has been a roller coaster. you just have to think back ten days ago when gingrich got the huge upset in south carolina. then the candidate as live heard in florida. there was a dead heat in the polls. romney only just took back the lead after some strong debate performances and more personal attacks really against gingrich. we talk about gingrich and also some live pictures his campaign headquarters, it's a far different story there. you can seat rooms kind of quiet, pretty empty because he will take a major hit from

that. he has started talking about the states that come ahead in february. the early contests. he is flying out of here right away he said he is headed straight to nevada but even there he has been lowering his expectations saying that romney is going to be competitive there as well and pretty hard to beat. we will have to see what happens. >> live for us there in florida. again the polls were showing that romney is the winner in the florida primary. the two -- the economy and essentially able to be elected. they want someone they think it beat the president in the fall. >> we want to take a quick look at the top candidates head quarters in florida. the scene in romney's head quarters in tampa, lot of happy people there waiting for romefully to come up to the podium and speak. now we flip over to a live picture from orlando and the headquarters for gingrich, even though he lost he has said he is in this for the long hall.

next up nevada and maine followed by colorado and minnesota. again the headline tonight, romney the projected winner in south carolina. >> more than a dozen people are making big contributions to help the president get reelected. his campaign has released a list of the top fundraiser, 60 of them raised a half million dollars each. one is mark of san francisco. chairman and ceo of the cloud computing firm sales force.com. other top doanors include dream works ceo of los angeles and steve of menlo park the former state controller. >> the city council decided not to take action today on a proposal to increase the business tax for medical marijuana. currently the tax rate for those is 7% of gross receipt. the proposal calls for increasing that by 10%. city councilmembers expected to continue their discussion in two weeks. >> the state controller is

warning lawmakers california could run out of cash in just four weeks. controller adviced lawmakers that immediate action is needed toddle with the $3.3 billion short fall. he recommends a mix of borrowing and payment delays to cover the seven week budget gap window. he said the problem is due to over spending at the end of last year and lower than expected tax revenue. >> new figures suggest the new year hasn't brought much optimism to people. according to the conference board the confidence index fell in january to about 61. that's down from almost 65 last month. january's drop comes after the index rose at the end of last year amid finds of improving economy. americans have become more worried about their incomes, rising gas prices and overall business conditions. apple went to another record high today. the company stock closed at more than $456 passing

yesterday's record close of 5a $4. they are still feeling the effects of one of the most successful quaeriturs in history. they also reacted to news that the company has a new retail chief. >> stocks closed out the month with the best january in more than a decade. >> despite the advances the major indexes didn't see small gains as investors reacted. the dow fell 21 points. nasdaq rose slightly ending at 2, 814. >> italian authorities said they are calling off the search for 16 people still missing in the cruise ship disaster they say there are to many safety concerns and that relatives and officials of those countries have been told of their decision. the disaster has also had a significant impact on cruise ship bookings. in a filing the ship's parent

company reported that bookings on its other cruise lines are down about 15% compared to last year and bookings are also down on the kosta line. >> the mayor broke ground on a new terminal with help. the state-of-the-art terminal will replace the current one there at pier27. it'll about used for public viewing during the america's cup race and the open for cruise ship business in november of 2014. the mayor said it'll put more than a billion dollars into the city. >> this project itself, will reflect 600 workers, start -- it's a 92 million-dollar project to demolish and rebuild on the james herman international cruise ship terminal, something that we look forward to. >> the late james herman was the long time president of the international long shore men union. >> despite the ground breaking for that terminal that will serve as the headquarters for the america's cup raise the race itself could head for

trouble. orangers said today that only three teams have signed up for one of the major races in july in advance of the america's cup finals set for september of 2013. eight were expected to take part but only teams new zealand, sweden and italy have paid the 100,000-dollar entry fee. >> little bit of a wind shift. that marks a change in our weather. we aren't going to see a big lane event but we have the opportunity for a few light sprinkles late tonight, early tomorrow morn that will impact the wednesday morning drive especially in the north bay. we go to live storm tracker 2. i have cloud cover, it's cloudy but also want to go to the golden gate bridge. you can see that fw -- at six, that's southwest at six. we go to -- the winds are south at nine. a southerly wind from the south flowing toward the north or east or the northeast. this wind direction indicates to me that things change around

and that weak frontal system just to the north of us is sort of starting to make its presence known. the winds tweak and fishermen know this that pilots when it starts to go south that's indicating normally of a pressure change. the lower pressure coming in, sadly enough it's not a big strong pressure change. we had a lot of south wind. we have a lot of -- it's just barely goes going south. the clouds come in, by late tonight early tomorrow morning light sprinkles possible. i think more like drizzle, the great highway, san francisco, highway 101 into san rafael and nevado you will have a little slick. wipers probably won't go that hard but wet on the roads and slick as you travel into work tomorrow morning, until about noon. i don't think it's a deal breaker if you have outdoor plans, if you teach pe and you have the kids outside you may have issues because it'll be wet out there.

i don't know what -- how wet it can be for you to handle that. the afternoon will be dry for the most part with clearing, overnight lows in the 40s. we had a dense fog advisory this morning in the central valley. we talked about it last night. it wasn't real dense, it was up high. tomorrow patchy fog but mostly high clouds, as they increase after midnight there is a good shot for a few scattered sprinkles. midnight tonight. this is what i'm tracking, you can see it's not a big deal. as it swings through into the early morning hours on wednesday it'll impact some of our drive times. when i come back we will see it, we will go five-day forecast, we will run the model through, look at the weekend in view on the five-day forecast. see you back here. >> thank you. indianapolis was media day for super bowl xlvi and as the players prepare for the game the governors of new york and massachusetts have made a friendly bet on the outcome. if the patriots loose the massachusetts governor said he will donate 46 chicken pies from the famous centerville pie

company and 46 serves of clam chowde are to a food bank. if it's the other way around a massachusetts food bank will quiet cheesecakes and yogurt. free tuition, the bay area college septembering why some students aren't pulling their weight. and the new threat facing the united states now that bin laden is no longer a top concern. >> and last time we showed you these pictures of a fight in walnut creek. the plans to make sure it doesn't happen again.

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. business owners met today to discuss a growing problem with violence in the downtown area. on the 10:00 news we showed you surveillance video of one of several drunk brawl that have broken out in recent weeks, on sunday police broke up three large fights and made nine of thes. police are planning a crack down this weekend withself officers patrols. >> the intelligence community released its yearly world threat assessment. for the first time bin laden is not one of the top concerns. iran with its nuclear program and it's threat to shut down the key oil route is high on the list. >> clearly the iranians have the ability, we have sessions to temporarily close the straits. >> according to reports iran

isen riching uranium to 20%. >> reporter: iran took center stage before the senate intelligence committee. officials say it they believe they have the ability to build a nuclear weapon but that leaders have not decided yet to do so. they also say al-qaeda has become weaker since united states forces took out bin laden but it's not gonna way. >> even with its degraded abilities and it's focus on smaller, simpler plots al-qaeda remains a threat. as long as we sustain the pressure on it we judge that they will be a largely symbolic importance to the global movement. >> reporter: north korea also plays a role in threats. united states officials say the new leader, most likely will continue to export weapon material to iran and other nations. finally united states intelligence leaders say the united states faces continued threats from home grown lone wolf attacks and the growing

problem of cyber security. >> homeowner was adt security could be eligible for a rebate. a lawsuit was settled for violating state law that requires disclosing rate increases. they have agreed to issue rebates to customers whose rates went up during their first contracts. they have he agreed to a fine. and investigation sundayway at the college into if students may have gotten financial aid illegally. officials say that the fraud appears to be limited to the one campus and they want to question a large number of people who may be involved. officials say the investigation was triggered by a student's tip. >> this could be a monumental week for a silicon valley tech giant. who stands to gave gain big. >> and thousand of roads and bridges in california due for repair. why they aren't getting the fictions fixes they need.

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called the most anticipated tech ipo since google many the offers could raise as much as ten billion dollars and value them between 70 and 100 billion. >> it would be surprising to us all if facebook didn't go above 100 billion on the first day just because people are crazy money and facebook represents money. >> reporter: the tech giant has more than 3,000 employees. this university professor estimates some could come out with between one and five million. >> you will have hundreds of millionaires almost overnight. >> reporter: this tech analyst said holding on to the talented millionaires will we a challenge for facebook. >> now that they have the extra money you would want to keep them with in the company because that talent brought you to where it is. >> reporter: people say they are readying the inventory. >> we are alcohol manying at the vent and have been in the

horse stalls for a long time. >> reporter: the association of realtors said after google's ipo home prices jumped 16%. he expects about one in every five facebook employees to look to buy. >> loss altos, loss altos hills, wood side, they will get the bunt of the benefit. >> reporter: if papers were to be filed tomorrow an ipo wouldn't happen until april or may and various speculate the stock would start between 35 and $40 a share. >> tonight the menlo park city council is meeting to discuss plans to expand the headquarters. they moved in last month on the bayshore expressway and have plans to expand to an east campus to accommodate thousands of employees. they expect to mare from representatives from both

facebook and city planners about the plan and what an expangs would mean for traffic. >> now back to election 2012. voting is over and the counting is underway in florida. as we reported for you at the beginning of the newscast, for cnn and the associated press have called the race for romney. we will give you a live look here at romney's election headquarters, that's his wife speaking right now. we haven't heard from the former massachusetts governor just yet. he is the winner apparently of the vote and when he does take to the podium we will bring that to you. let's look at the latest official numbers we have from the election division with 53% reporting, romney has 47%, gingrich has 31%. keep in mind ron paul and santorum didn't campaign there so santorum with 13% and paul with almost 7%. another live picture and that

will be different than what we just saww. relooking live at gingrich's head quarters in orlando. he may have lot of the vote today but his supporters haven't given up. you can see the words saying 46 states to go. asked about how long he will stay in the list no matter what happens he said unless romney drops out first. at this point we will go back to romney's campaign headquarters, his wife just stopped speaking. you can see him greeting supporters and waving, a lot of cameras on him right now. this is a big win. it's a winner take all primary here in florida. the polls close here not even a half hour ago and minutes after that happened both the ap and cnn called it for romney. . >> thank you. thank you so much. thank you. to the people in this room and to the people all over florida,

thank you tonight for this great victory. [cheering] there are few ircandidates tonight tan what the race started but three are serious and able competition and are still in the race and i want to say congratulations to them on another hard fought contest. primary contests aren't easy and they aren't supposed to be. this primary unfolds our opponents have been watching. they like to comfort themselves with the thought that a competitive campaign leave us divided and week. i have news for them. a competitive primary doesn't divide us it prepares us. when we gather back here seven months from now.

>> listening into him speaking, supporter there is in tampa florida just about a half hour after a big win was declared for his campaign. he has won florida and it's -- sounds like he is trying to unite the republicans in what is seen as his attack on the president in the fall. we will bring you the live throughout the newscast. >> the two big under dogs ron paul and rick santorum. both of them have moved out west to campaign in colorado. santorum appeared at a golf course outside of denver. he said he believes that the primary race is still wide open. earlier today he took a shot at romney and gingrich. >> weak to take somebody into the anymore nation for a government mandated health care system that would require everybody to buy health insurance, for the wall street bailout, for cap and trade, to lead the hoax in global

warming. >> santorum is in las vegas. >> texas congressman ron paul has been a no show in florida. today he was in colorado. >> thank you. >> he spoke at a rally in fort collins. he pushed once again for slashing the federal budget, especially the military. >> i think the easiest place in the world for us to bring coalitions together is cut the needless senseless wars and the presence we have around the world and just mind our own business for once. >> colorado holds its caucuses next week. >> and finally he is not a candidate but steven colburt has raised serious money. his super pack called americans for better tomorrow. today the organization reported to the federal elections commission it's raised more than a million dollars. he included a note reading

yeah, how do you like me now? i'm rolling seven digits deep. he has been trying to educate his viewers about campaign finance law. today on capitol hill house republicans proposed spending $260 billion on transportation program over the next four and a half years. not much to reduce the huge backlog of projects nationwide. the legislation is expected to pass and the house transportation committee on thursday. this is no earmarks in the bill which is the -- the last bill over six thousand and we are giving states the flexibility to determine how to use the money. >> the senate is working on its own transportation bill that would spend $109 billion over two years, barbara boxer is a co author of that and she said the senate version would include a plan on how to pay for the increase.

something that is absent in the house bill. >> we looked around and found three thousand spots right here in california that the group transportation in america said are suffering from aging infrastructure. those are locations singled out by the group as needing trouble. we will highlight them and start in contra costa. this location we have mapped out is interstate 680 at olympic. it was built in 1991 and some 169,000 cars use it every single day. it's branded deefficient. now to the city and if you have been to the stick you have probably drive then one. 101 as it crosses the candlestick park exit. it was built if 1972, almost 200 cars use it every day but again deefficient. finally we go to the south bay and talking about 880, it was built in 1974, it's used by

more than 75,000 cars every day but the group transportation in america says this site is deefficient. now has frank said lawmakers want to work out on washington how to pass and pay for these plans, if and when that happen itself will likely be up to the state transportation department. >> would you want people to know what movies you rent, what netflix wants to do and what they would need the approval of congress. and new rules for one bay area city. where you won't be able to camp, cook or smoke and why some say those rules aren't fair.

. tonight the san francisco board of supervisor social security scheduled to vote on an ordinance to restrict visit activities at two outdoor spaces. under the new rules limits would be put on camping, cooking food and, smoking shopping carts in the plazas. both located at quatre and market streets. o opponents argue it targets homeless. >> represents of netflix went in front of capitol hill to push for legislation to change privacy laws. they want to share user viewing

information on facebook. they can't because of the video privacy act. they want to automatically share your viewing activities on face bike with the user's permission. . >> sure, go head and tell people i watch the godfather but no don't tell them i watched yoga for health, depression and gastro problems. >> facebook user dear sir already share the music they listen to with a sharing feature. smart phone users love to down load applications but most of those applications aren't regularly used. a research center found two thirds of owners open five or fewer apps a week and they found that 90% of all apps are eventually deleted. >> new figures suggest that more people aren't willing to

accept racial definitions. the four categories are white, black, asian pacific island or or american indiann. 2010 when people were asked to classify them at least one in 14 wrote in a specific racial background giving answers like arab, mexican and multiracial. it suggests most are multiracial americans or latinos who don't believe they fit in the defined categories. >> new study said that pregnant women who smoke and are over weight can damage a baby's heart. they studied babies but no other defects -- they found that women who were over weight and smoked while pregnant were two and a half times more likely to have a baby with a heart defect. the study appears in the journal heart. >> this berkeley lab a first ever look into how the brain

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. sciencists report they can read your brain and decode what you are hearing. john fowler live inial plead what with technology that may reveal when you are thinking. >> reporter: imagine the coffee shop of the future, a paralyzed person who can't speak carrying

on a conversation, a machine reading his thoughts and speaking for him. think of your brain as voice recognition software. >> you are fundraising right? >> reporter: now words. >> the brain is sort of the best possible voice recognition. we just don't know how it works. . >> reporter: they say they are getting closer. they got intoed the heads of 15 volunteers planting -- decoding signals revealing the words people heard. listen to this. >> doubt. >> doubt. doubt. >> reporter: waldo. >> reporter: when picking between two words. >> it would allow us to do about 90% correct. >> they say the same general brain areas seem to light up when you think about a word. a machine one day may be able to read your mind.

>> a communication, device or -- severely disabled paralyzed individuals. >> reporter: such as jackie's friend. >> she can have a machine she may want to like. right now she doesn't want to because she can't talk. >> reporter: if it's -- at least years, maybe decade away and likely would need to be implanted. they say these are just the first steps toward a medical assist future right out of science fiction. >> senators ohio and pennsylvania are accusing china of cheating american auto workers. they say the government has been helping its auto department and flooding the united states market with cheap parts. they say that's contributed to 400,000 lost jobs across the united states, over the past ten years. >> we will loose another major segment of our manufacturing

base because we didn't act. we need to act. >> in his state of the union address the president promised to investigate the trade policies, the two want more. they are pushing the white house to file a complaint with the world trade organization. a united nations sciencist said health concerns aren't as bad as first thought after the nuclear disaster in march. information just released by the un said there are two reasons why the effects of radiation are minimal. first up to 80,000 people near the plant were evacuated quickly and second, most of the radiation spread over the ocean. another report will be released in may and a final one will go to the un next year. >> the mexican museum in san francisco received a special award today as an afill ate of the smithson an. it'll -- it'll let san

francisco residents an opportunity to appreciate works of art bowl going to other location. they are located at the fort mason center. >> onto weather. not as nice as it was yesterday and as we go over to bill martin, saying changes tomorrow morning. >> the changes indicated now. we have a few breaks of sun this morning. we had a dense fog advisory in the valley. fog and around 11:00 the sun came out for a few hours and the clouds increased and it got mostly cloudy. the pen slashings redwood, 52 degrees, a sensor on the bay. winds gusting northwest to eight miles an hour. water temperature 53 degrees. that's cool. then here is how it breaks down for you tonight. a little bit of fog. not as much as last night. more in the area of high clouds, clouds increasing all night and here is the deal. a chance of a few light sprinkles tomorrow morning and in through the midmorning

drive. these are the high, cooler than yesterday. highs tomorrow. cooler than these. lots of upper 50a and then after that things start to warm up. here is how it goes. wednesday at one, tomorrow morning at eight, right now that's -- doesn't look like much but the cloud cover will tryingl drizzle. that's -- you can seat foot print. that's fog. still valley fog with this weak front and then the afternoon it blows the fog out or in the late early morning, late morning early afternoon. as we get into wednesday afternoon and then watch this, on thursday, everything starts to go this way and that's the high pressure building in. you see the fog trying to form. what happens? your morning drive a few sprinkles, clouds tomorrow. clearing tomorrow night. thursday going to be a really nice day. temperatures in to the 60s, may see low 70s toward the end of the week. computer model saying that things are starting to warm up after the weak weather system moves through. the warming trend in to the bay

area weekend. it's not going in to the 80s but upper 60s. daytime highs in the low 60s. 61 brentwood. interesting experience this weekend. you look at the five-day forecast with the bay area weekend in view. my experience was i started sniffling and sneezing. watching my kids play water polo, wait a minute. i don't get allergies, this is weird. a getting a lot of reports of people noticing pollen. >> an over hall the move being made to over hall the system that gives low income families cheap phone service. the fraud they are fighting.

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snoring laters voted to over hall a program that gives free or discounted phone service for low income americans. its been hit hard by fraud but today cheater was sent a warning. . >> it says to anyone thinking about gaming this system, don't bother, you will get caught and punished. >> last fall they found tens of thousands of people were suspected of ripping off the system to get extra cell phones

and service. today the federal communications commission voted to set up a new database to ensure that those getting the phones are really eligible. at the same time they want to expand broad band access for those who can't afford it. approximately 24 million are either unemployed or under employed. many are paying their phone bills in full. our action today. >> they also voted to eliminate a 30-dollar credit that covers land line phone installation or cell phone fees. the fcc commissioner said cutting back on the phone subsides will make room for new ones for broad band internet. >> coming up in just 90 seconds at midnight close to half of the workers at a martinez refinery could walk off the job. the labor dispute impacting the price you pay at the pump. and a park ranger tased a man walking his dogs off leash. the witness who saw it and the

crack down others say is going on at this park.

. bloat bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2news at six. >> bury added alive. a worker dies though the city

had ordered the work to stomp at this south bay construction site. good evening. >> friends and family members say he should be alive tonight. robert honda joins us now. withth why inspectors and investigators want to material whether a crime was committed. >> reporter: investigators have wrapped up for the day here at the site where the construction site is located. they have been gathering evidence to see if the accident could lead to the criminal charges. a view of the hills from news chopper 2 shows where city inspectors and investigators have been looking at the construction site where the accident happened. these pictures taken by the fire department show officials looking over the spot where the 39-year-old was bury add live in a 12-foot trench saturday. friends say he had a wife and three daughters in mexico. >> it's very tragic, i know