they couldn't flip the vote right side. they have decided to leave it where they found it and several trucks towed away this, a chevy blazer and a trailer both of which belonged to missing man. the 64-year-old still has not been heard from. news chopper 2 showing what the coast guard found just after ten this morning. an 18-foot boat but no boater. >> he normally goes out for the 24 hour crabbing patrols. >> reporter: despite the weather on wednesday when he launched he said the 64-year- old didn't come home. his suv sat in the parking lot  where he left it. >> when it became more than 24 hours his wife started to worry and they called us. >> reporter: the coast guard sent out a boat and launched a chopper. the search started around midnight last night.

the boat was found three or four miles south of pigeon point. that's the fartherrest piece of land you see. the sheriff's office assisted by providing two boats. the activity at the harbor and news of the search worried this wife whose husband is on the water now crabbing. >> worries that my husband has -- we have a 40-foot boat and he is pretty good with the weather bad and the -- he comes back. >> reporter: it's hard to point out what happened. >> i don't think there were rough seas but alone, not good. >> reporter: the united states coast guard said they have still actively searching for the man, the 64-year-old resident tonight. reporting live. >> the leader a company in silicon valley was killed

today. steve apple ton died when ace small plane he was in crashed in boise. they have an office in san jose. one of the leading semi conductor companies. coming up tonight a look at his life and accomplishments and what his death could mean for the company. >> after a massive public out cry the komen charity said it'll keep funding planned parenthood. earlier this week they decided to stop paying planned parenthood for breast cancer screening. that sparks outrage and accusations that they had bowed to conservative political pressure. today the foundation apologized and reinstated the funding. nanny pelosi welcomed it. >> i commend the foundation foreseeing the light on this but i more especially salute the women who spoke out on behalf of women's health. they showed their power.

>> the controversy is brought planned pant hood a flood of donations, more than the money the komen had threatened to cut. california senator barbara boxer issued a statement on the funding fight today saying it's a great day when our deeply held belief that breast cancer can only be wiped out if we all work together has triumphed over right wing politics. the out cry over the foundation was heard all across the country and here in the bay area. the outrage was just as loud. coming up in 30 minutes how one group is using the donations to make a statement. >> in addition to the breaking news shooting we brought you at the beginning of the newscast oakland police are investigating six other shootings that took place over a 29 hour period yesterday and today. two of those were deadly. the first was at 1:30 yesterday yesterdaying and this is surveillance video. you can see a taco truck

operator exchanging gun fire with three men who tried to rob him. police arrested three people. this morning a man was wounded in a car at 60th avenue. newly appoint police chief howard jordon sent a let territory citizens today promising to reshape his department. he wrote the work will be measured by the level of trust and respect it receives from you the community. the chief promises to call on residents to help him in his efforts. a inmate has plead guilty to the prison murder of a drunk driver who killed a girl. the 33-year-old admitted stabbing the man in the prison yard. the 44-year-old had just started serving his prison term for running down and killing a 9-year-old in 2009. he pled guilty to murder in the death in exchange prosecutors agreed no not to seek the death

penalty. he is serving 60 years to life for killing a homeless man. >> a mother from fairfield whose children all died in an apartment fire was sentenced today. the judge sentenced her to time served plus ten years probation. she spent nearly two years in jail. she could have been sentenced to 24 years. she was convicted of manslaughter and child endangerment after her three children and her neic died in the fire. investigators say the fire started after she and her sister left the children alone with lit candles. the judge heard from five people today requesting mercy as well as james before making the decision. four men are under arrest tonight accused of stealing apple products from delivery trucks, between december and january the four men all broke into fedex trucks parked near apple stores and stole items.

they were arrested during a traffic stop after officers saw the van. they now face several counts of burglary and possession of stolen property. >> new jobless numbers and a bigger than expected gain in hiring helped the dow close at a high we haven't seen in years. tom here now with what else is behind the news. >> let's look at what we are talking about. we will do that here. as you can see what we have is 243,000 new jobs, that is a lot of new jobs. but, what did that do? the stock market, the dow, had -- it's biggest day and post recession high, it hasn't been this high since april 29th this year when it hit it's previous high and that's very good news. tech stock, market, nasdaq, 11 year high, a remarkable showing all based on the fact this the jobs economy is finally starting to roll. the question is, can we keep it

going? >> when firms really committing to hiring new employees that's a real vote confidence. >> reporter: jim is confident that a real recovery is well in hand. >> as time has gone on and some of the worries have started to fade away, we are seeing more spending and we are seeing more hiring. >> reporter: even better labor lower, says the recovery is broad based. >> going the right direction and its been a cross sector, not limited to one sector. many. >> nationally we are seeing signs of raef life in the economy and the labor market seems to becoming back. report most important consumers whose spending accounts for most of the economy are starting to believe it. >> i think its general rating momentum but every day is different and different news affects it every day up and down. it seems we are on a more positive growth cycle. >> if the perception becomes more positive than people will start spending money more and people have a better outlook

on. >> i have a sense of optimism for the future. i think people are thinking this can't go on forever. >> reporter: though the national news is nothing short of great, california of course is another story. that's a story we will tell you when i return for the 6:00 edition of channel 2news. reporting live. >> a new poll showing romney is way out in front with less than a day to go before tomorrow's caucuses. ken pritchett is in reno and says some are saying there could still be a last minute surprise with one of the candidates. >> reporter: there is a lull here now but its been busy all day in the headquarters where they have been gearing up, preparing for tom's first in the west cow cause. what was missing for most of the day here in the reno area was the candidates. romney made brief stops in

reno. then he joined ron paul and gingrich where they com pained in or near las vegas today. a new poll shows a shake up at the bottom of the field. romney leads among likely goer was 50% to gingrich's 25%. santorum dropped to single digits as paul rose to 15%. >> i think the polls underestimate his support. it is far more a grass roots east. >> reporter: ron paul could dish up a surprise if his dedicated voters go to the low turn out caucus. last night a rally drew more than a thousand people. >> placer. >> reporter: susan was there and is among many volunteering for paul today. >> i was here last weekend with a group of people from the bay area. we came to go door to door. >> reporter: if he were to push aside gingrich and come in second which i don't think is that far fetched. boy, gingrich is doing damage control then.

>> reporter: gingrich is nevada campaign has struggled at best. his reno campaign office opened just last week. a barebones operation but it's director remains confident about the cow cause. >> we vote for principle and those kind of voters are the ones you can count on. we count on our people. we know they will be there. >> reporter: romney may be way ahead in the polls but this is not a winner take all state. the other candidates have incentive to preform to try to grab more del tastes and bragging rights. the key is to convince supporters to give up two hours of their part go to the cow caucus. >> our coverage will continue online. you can go to the website for the latest on the 2012 race for the white house. click on the news tab and scroll down to the politics session. >> the governor signed a bill designed to help the state avoid cash flow problems. sb95 will let the controller

borrow money until most of the revenue comes in when people file tax returns. he said even though tax revenues at $2.6 billion lower he doesn't anticipate he will have to delay refunds. san francisco is going think a major makeover and ktvu took a tour of it to get a look at the progress. crews in part one of the transfor medication. they hope it'll give people a better experience. >> want to embrace it. we love our neighbor with a dining terrace and the pedestrian experience. you walk by you aren't seeing walls, you are looking in to the stores and the doors. >> the next part of construction includes opening the city's first target store in the fall. >> news chopper 2's international boulevard. more on this breaking news involving a rolling gun battle between two car that went on

for several blocks. >> and another warm day today. a few clouds out there. the bay area weekend just around the corner. i will show you the warmest day on the bay area weekend and the five-day rain to show you. @ñh@ ring ring

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. the breaking news be brought us, more live coverage live over international boulevard in oakland in the area of 64th and 66th avenue. that intersection, those two blocks of international are shut down because of a shoot out between two vehicles that happened late this afternoon. we know the police were in the area of international boulevard in the 57th avenue and they heard shots. they just happened to be there. they went to investigate, pulled a vehicle over and inside that vehicle they found a gun shot victim. here is the new information. we have learned the person who was shot was a mail, shot five to six times, has been taken to the hospital and that one

victim is in stable condition. the investigation is far from over. police say it was a two vehicle night. essentially a rolling gun battle down international boulevard that started at 57th and went down to 65th yeah. that's where police and authorities focusing their search efforts right now. police are saying to expect traffic delays and that is why. this intersection is shut down. we are talking act an area just north of the oakland coliseum along international boulevard. the investigation is going on right now. we know of one victim and the search for the gunman continues. >> the nation's jobless rate fell but united states military veterans still out of work in higher numbers than others. today the president revealed a plan to get them back on the job. >> they do incredible work. nobody is more skilled, more

precise, more diligent, more disciplined >> he announced the new program at a suburban fire house. it would provide grant money to those who hire post 9/11 vets. the jobless rate for them is 9.1%. almost an entire point higher than for nonvets. it's a waste of talent and training says the president. >> our veterans some of the most high lie trained, highley educated, skilled works we have. these are american that every business should be competing to attract. >> reporter: the president also proposed putting them to work rebuilding trails and roads on federal land. the president's veteran employment plan must be approved by congress and with a price tag of $5 billion could face a uphill fight. >> most facebook users get more than they give on the

social networking site. the survey looked at 269 facebook users and tracked them november of 2010. they found 40% made a friend request and 63% got a request. they pressed the like buton next to content about 14 times but had their own content liked about 20 times. users sent nine personal messages but got 12 and 12% tags a friend in a photograph but 35% were themselves tagged. a judge is refusing to drop stay away orders for two occupy protesters. they are accused of assault officers during last weekend's protest. a the judge denied the request. the order keeps them from coming with in 300 feet of the plaza and a empty convention center. >> a new group did is forming

they have a message for the occupy oakland. >> if you are from out of town go back to where you came from and race and rabble rouse there. don't come here and take our city apart because you think you can. the community is fed up. >> merchants and residents joined together to create stand for oakland. they want to speak up for the city to stop what they call it falling apart. they say the occupiersa causing to much chaos. they plan to hold a mara round the plaza at city hall on monday. >> a san jose restaurant is closed tonight because of damage from a kitchen firet. broke out after 8:00 a.m. two people were inside but weren't injured. the cause is under investigation. one man is under arrest accused of telling a lie that led to a seven hourlong standoff yesterday. the unidentified man called police and said he was car

jacked and assaulted by someone. investigators tracked to the house. he later said he made it up because he was angry about being beaten by the suspect for offering meth to pay a debt. two people inside were also arrested on suspicious of drug and weapons violations. a powerful storm hitting the rockies causing big problems for bay area air travelers. all three bay area airports today reported flight delays and can canceled flights. a duty manager said three flights are showing about a one hour delay. eight others were canceled today. down at san jose one flight scheduled to leave in the next hour that been canceled at oakland several were canceled earlier but it's having no problems right now. >> sounds strange to talk about flight delays because of weather when it's so nice here. over to bill, it feels like spring . yeah. it does. record heat and i watched the

denver pictures, that's supposed to be us. it's not happening. as we go not weekend you have another outstanding weekend with temperatures in to the 60s and pretty mild, really nice, plenty of sun. women are go out received the thing that are change around are the winds, we had a good strong wind. you probably noticed it. now along the coast very a wind blowing north northwest. you will see it'll register in, north at seven. the winds are clock back out of the north northwest for the overnight hours. that will give us a mild overnight along the coast and around the bay. it'll get real cold in the inland bay. these are the highs today. cooler than yesterday. certainly in santa rosa. down to 74 degrees. 59 livermore. 62 antioch. 66 morgan hill. highs on saturday maybe warmer. highs on sunday. mid60s, low 60s. something like that.

really nice weekend. it's february and it doesn't feel like it. it won't until we get into monday night and into tuesday when we have rain in the bay area forecast. a few clouds, weak was system off shore falling apart as it bumps into high pressure. as you look outside you can see in the pacific, by the island some real weather and that will get into the early middle of next week. there is indications we will see more rain after that as well. we may have a return to winter and with that said you want to be out and enjoy the weekend. it'll be another nice one with plenty of sun. mild temperatures, overnight lows, santa rosa and napa. as you get going we had frost this morning, with will -- 39 san jose. the way it breaks out it goes through tomorrow. overnight lows chilly. daytime highs above average. we will cement plenty tomorrow. weekend already here. i have the five-day forecast. i mentioned early i have rain

in there. i will show you when the rain will be and we will look at the forecast high for your city, for your saturday. ly see you back here. >> thank you. arnold will have to wait to fill his dream. he is in india for a conference. he traveled to the city today. the one day the taj mahal is closed to tourists. we are told he was disappointed and ended up viewing the monument from a road. >> a major development today involving lance armstrong and the doping allegations against him. the surprise announcement from prosecutors about whether they will charge him in the case. >> a second teacher from one los angeles school is under arrest. what the teacher is a accused of doing to students.

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information learned yesterday. martin springer is a accused. early their week a teacher was committed of lewd acts. is he in jail with his bail at $23 million. anonymous made public a secretly recorded call about the investigation into those very hackers. john fowler live where at least one person said this could affect national security. >> reporter: lot of people said this leak posted on youtube crosses the line. that it interfere was current criminal investigations. some people we talked to said hackers different from vandals. >> they hide behind their cyber curtain, they say you can't get us. >> reporter: after hacking businesses and even bart, government websites, stealing e- mails. >> nothing is safe.

yeah. that's pretty much how i feel. >> they need to tighten security. voice over ip isn't a good thing. >> reporter: i found this e- mail posted to a popular hacker's site. an investigator forwarded to his home e-mail. it revealed the time, phone number and log incode for the call. hackers needed only dial up and hit record. agents from la and the east coast talked to european police. about details. >> is he a 15-year-old kid who is -- just doing this for attention and a bit of an idiot. >> reporter: my reaction as outrage. >> reporter: a retired agent who has investigated cartels listened to the recording. it reveals names, code names and details of prosecutor strategy. >> what they are doing is compromising perhaps the security of the nation.

>> reporter: the fbi said its hunting those who stole the e- mail and made those recordings. reporting live. john fowler. >> emotional afternoon for san francisco sheriff, what he said about a court order keeping him from seeing his son. >> the donations keep coming in this week to planned parenthood health centers. how much the foundation controversy this week has benefited bay area planned parenthood. for our country. ♪ for our future. ♪ this isn't just the car we wanted to build. it's the car america had to build. ♪ the extended range electric chevy volt.

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. depth get the answer he wanted. the sheriff of san francisco back in court pleading the judge to see his little boy.

today's court hearing stems domestic violence charms against the sheriff and resulting order that keeps him from seeing his wife and son. david stevenson live with why a drawing by the little boy was part of the proceeding. >> reporter: the hearing centered on the sheriff and his son and news that the two will for now remain separated. >> i know what he -- i miss my son terriblely and he misses me. >> reporter: he became emotional this afternoon after a judge denied him the right to see his son. he faces trial on domestic violence charges against i hadi. they deny the charges but a order blocks the sheriff from contacting them. today the couple came separately to family court to ask a judge to change the order to let visits with the boy. >> if they tell him he has to stand on one leg and skype he

will, he wants to have contact with his son. he misses him. >> over prosecuted and it's partly because who ross is. >> reporter: this drawing was introduced as a exhibit. it says i love you daddy, life you mommy, he hasn't seen his father since january 13th. documents filed by lopez's new legal team describe a significant change in his moods moods and attitude. a judge denied temporary visitation and set a court date on the issue for next wednesday. >> we were hoping that there would be a visit offer the weekend because he is a little boy looking for his daddy and we would like him to be able to stop looking. >> i can't tell you how much i miss my family, i can't wait to hug my son. i would like to hug my son and wife and get back to a level of being normal. >> reporter: a proposal for visitation by the sheriff including two hour daily visits with times and locations set by

them made through texts. reporting live in san francisco. >> walnut creek police plan to have more officers patrolling the downtown area after violence in the area this past weekend. bar and restaurant owners met with police last flight to discuss the problemt. includes more uniformed officers in the area on friday and saturday night. last weekend officers arrested nine people they say were involved in fighting. the sheriff of napa retiring after 40 years in law enforcement. the sheriff joined the department back in 1972, he has worked dispatch, patrol, narcotics and at a canine deputy. he has been sheriff since 2006 and will step down in april. the supervisors are expected to name under sheriff john robertson to serve until the next election in 2014. >> the former commander of a drug squad facing charges will appear on a talk show.

he is out on bail. is he facing drug and corruption charges but he was given permission to be on the dr. phil show. he will encourage officers to seek help if they are under stress. his attorney said he was under stress because of health issues at the time of the crime. a disc jockey well known in the nightclub scene has been killed on vacation in thailand. the website for dj solomon refers to his trip. was in a taxi when the cab was hit from hint. his fiance was injured. he regularly played for the golden state warriors and giants games. >> as we said earlier this in newscast the komen foundation did a about face and said it'll continue to fund planned parenthood. we are here to tell you how it's helped planned parenthood. >> reporter: there are 18

planned parenthood centers across the bay area . none of them have asked for or received money from the foundation but now they are definitely benefiting the controversy. >> someone walk in off the street and our -- health center and give them a 300-dollar check. >> reporter: a flood of support and donations to planned parenthood after the komen foundation said it would cut funding. >> all indications point to a spike in donations. >> reporter: they said they are still look agent numbers but nationwide theoristed $3 million this week. the public backlash led the komen foundation to reverse. >> they heard what the american people felt and i think when women see their health being made political they get together. >> we are now going to be able to conseven straight on our

mission to get breast cancer things to low income women. . >> reporter: but the fall out continues. the firefighter's association raised $2,800 for the komen foundation and their board voted to give that money to the breast cancer fund instead. >> it was raised specifically to go toward awareness, education, and research to find a cure for breast cancer. we don't want that donation to be mired up in political thing that are going along with it. >> by not giving money they are in fact damaging our services for low income women. >> reporter: now the director of the komen association said they opposed the foundation's decision. something they made clear in a statement they sent out early their week but she said nonetheless because of her association with them she worries she will get fewer donations in the future.

>> san francisco mayor this morning signed a measure to make san francisco's roads and streets easier to drive on. it's a 248 million-dollar road improvement project including repaving pot hole repair. it'll fix sidewalks and bike lanes. votes passed a bond measure to pay for it. the mayor said it'll provide 1800 jobs. people who ride the number 48 and 49bta buss have new places to get in out of the wind, rain or hot sun. the system has added six new bus shelters. those two lines carry about 15,000 people a day in loss gatos. they cost about $11,000 each. in return for the rights to sell adds on the shelters. >> a man involved in a tree sitting protest in berkeley's people park has been convicted on two charges. the 55-year-old started tree sitting in the park in november of 2010. his attorney said he was angry

over police treatment of the hospitalless and believed that the space belonged to indians. he was arrested in january of last year after police say he stabbed a man, assault with a deadly weapon charges were dropped but he was convicted of illegal lodge examining lodging. he has taken a real bite out of the record books. the amount of chicken wings that this man ate in just 30 minutes. let's say he is destroyed the old record.

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. competitive eating champion has destroyed another eating record. you see him here at a contest last summer many he is just a little guy but he can eat. today he downed 337 chicken wings in just half an hour at the wing bowl in philadelphia. that absolutely destroyed the old record. 255 wings set last year. he also won $20,000 in prize money. >> won't be chicken wings but garlic fries on the american other for fan test tomorrow. fred went to the at&t park to tell us what players have to say about the upcoming season. >> reporter: many of the heros from the 2010 world series championship team are gone but today we met some of the now player that hope to fill the empty spots. we wanted to get back with some

of the returners. >> it was the shot hearda rowed major league baseball. buster posey tore a lying bent after ligament. >> to see how quickly it can be gone. >> would not catching be a disappointment? >> yeah. i feel confident i will be able to. it's just a matter of endurance. i think i will have that to. >> reporter: brian wilson also had a bad ending to his 2011 season. he has no more pain in his elbow and like po section y he understands how much this game means to him. >> to show you how fortunate you are in a position to play a game that you love, to be a role model and to have a city

back you and there is not -- no better feeling than taking the mound. >> reporter: one new face is out fielder angle pagan, nicknamed crazy horse by his former team. >> they call me that because i play a game to hard. not because i play crazy but because i'm a person -- i only have one way of playing it's hard. play here, i like it, it's -- with my speed i know i can cover a lot of ground and it'll be great for the team. >> now the giants expect as many as 40,000 fans tomorrow at at&t park. gates open at ten. i'm sure posey, wilson and pagan will get a lot of attention. now the season doesn't open until april 6th but pitchers and catchers report to scottsdale february 18th. reporting live. >> not to far. special report tonight looking

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john fowler investigates the new products that claim to make you beautiful by what you eat. >> reporter: person americans spend more than $54 billion a year on products to make them look younger. the newest ones like these, popular in asia and europe. pricey extracts, thicks you eat or drink. >> they claim to make your skin look more youthful. some even go as far as reducing wrinkles. >> wrinkles. >> i definitely see a difference. >> reporter: rabes on her favorites promise age defying, anti aiming or designed to combat the appearance of aging. . >> definitely help internally to -- and it shows on the outside. it helps with skin. >> reporter: property ducts claim to be carefully worded. we came to this uc davis

laboratory to ask an expert if those claims can be supported by science. >> it is buyer beware and it's bs. bad science. >> reporter: at our request a professor reviewed some of them. >> well, wow. >> reporter: gummy bears for skin balance are mostly sugar. this powder, sugar. >> gross. >> reporter: to much can cause miscarriage and low blood pressure. we asked for supporting claims but after two weeks they haven't replied. >> the federal trade commission goes after false advertising. they have a very limited budget. >> reporter: a determine toll gift offers herbals. is he open to the power of things. >> it's possible that it would

help but to make claim that it reduces wrinkles and makes you look younger i question that until we have good studies. >> reporter: stearn is more blunt. >> don't fall for bs. bad science. >> reporter: the main ingredient is good for your skin, water. health and science editor. >> san jose state students and staff teaming up with nasa to make air and face travel faster more efficient. it'll look at -- helping improve the safety of united states air space and improve the space launch system. that is a heavy lift vehicle that will launch crew and cargo out of the orbit. it brings san jose state a 73 million-dollar grant, the largest in the university's history. >> city leaders in martinez working to transform their marina into a first class boating defendantation. the one million dollar cost has

some thinking twice. layers of mud are clogging the entrance. >> let's talk more about the weather. the weekend just about here. >> nice weekend ahead. more sun, more spring like weather. kind of like what we had yesterday and today. not as warm as the numbers we saw. mid-70s, your bay area weekend will be outstanding. enjoy t embrace it, things will change into next week. it'll be warm especially in some of the south bay valley. rain likely on tuesday. this wreath system moving in and it gets hire and it's not a huge system but a weather system. it breaks down the ridge and gives us the opportunity for perhaps more showers into that -- the end of the week and the next week. we will see how that goes. computer model does that. 6:00 on saturday. green to the north. sunday you see clouds starting to show up. sunday night rain shows up off shore and then by 6:00 on

monday showers just off shore. then check this out. boom there is the shot of rain. monday night this to tuesday morning. right now monday and tuesday morning drive looks like it could be wet. through the five day we go toward the five-day i will let you know the next couple days about as nice as they will be for a while. enjoy them. 64napa, 63 antioch and a 64 concord. a outside plans will be nice this weekend. even the barbecues. if you are along the bay the winds out of the west northwest but not howling so a nice day. no fog and then into tuesday and monday and tuesday you will see the clouds increase. have you a nice looking weekend coming, enjoy it because as we go in to the five-day forecast you see the rain showing up on tuesday. it'll put snow on the mountains, tracking that system now. a lot of systems in the pacific. this is the first in a while that looks like it could visit and bring us significant rain ask snow fall. in to the next week looks like

the storm may creak open a little more. >> nothing more than what we have seen. >> no this looks smaller. it's something. >> better than nothing. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> with the super bowl heading this way sunday, cooks across the country are busy with one task, making guacamole. >> it's the largest day for it. >> reporter: bay city's produce ha been mashing them all day. they say demand goes up the week before the super bowl and during the super bowl americans will eat 8 million pounds. >> lining up hours in advance. why hundreds of bay area residents set up overnight and what help they are seeking. going to the bank without going to the bank... that's a step forward.

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. a seat at the super bowl will be a lot easy irto get for many of the fan who couldn't get one last year. about 3200 found themselves rushing for seats last season because the ones they had tickets for weren't ready by kickoff. about 245 of them took the nfl up on the offer of a ticket for this sunday's game. the rest either took a

financial statement from the league or they are suing the nfl. >> today hundreds of bay area homeowners learned how to buy abhijit an afordable home for keep the one they have. this free event at the cow palace. some waited all night long to meet with credit counselors or a bank representative. the goal was to get people with hardships or who were victims of predatory lending back on track. >> hoping just to get modify my loan. >> on average people will save between 500 and a thousand dollars a movement. >> new homebuyers will find help lining up a loan this. >> micron technology ceo killed in a plane crashn. two minutes what the death means for the bay area chip maker. and a couple pleads guilty to a 20 million-dollar mortgage fraud scheme that we first told you about in 2008. what they say their daughter

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dies in a plane crash. the mark left by steve applton. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2news at six. >> good evening. >> silicon valley is in shock after a pioneer was killed in a plane crash earlier today. robert honda is live with the legacy of steve appleton. >> reporter: we are at micron. the company delivered some good news about its product, today that was overwhelmed by the news the leader had died. their design center is a state- of-the-art engineering facility at the newest flash memory product designs. their chairman and ceo had the idaho based company on the up swing. >> one of the major suppliers and they had a breakthrough