the furthermore courthouse in san francisco after confirming california's same-sex major ban is unconstitutional. "proposition 8 serves no purpose other than to lessen the status and human dignity of gays and lesbians in california." >> it is a significant step in the legal tug of war that should

determine if same-sex couples in california have the right to marry. a stay of the ruling is is in place allowing the opponents another opportunity for appeal. lawyers representing protectmajor.com marriage.com could go directly to the supreme court. people are celebrating in the streets of san francisco this evening. we begin with heather holmes who has the arguments for and against. >> reporter: julie, it was nearly eight years ago to the day when thousands of couples rushed here to city hall. ever since, san francisco has fought for marriage equality, and tonight, there is joy at today's decision. >> reporter: this berkeley couple sued to overturn california's ban on same-sex

marriage. >> for so long, gay and lesbian couples, families, and kids have endured discrimination. brick by brick, these walls of discrimination are being dismantled. >> reporter: proposition 8, the voter approved ban, is unconstitutional. >> in this country, we do not put basic civil rights to a vote of the people. and the court of appeals came through as the district court before it had done and said is this not america. >> reporter: but the decision immediately drew the ire 've those opposed to gay marriage who said it was un-american to deny the rights of voters. >> there's always disappointment when you have the judges overruling the will of the people. >> reporter: another appeal is expected.

>> marriage equality is the next step to finally showing california that my parents are equal. that our family is equal. >> reporter: 17 year-old spencer perry talked about his mother's struggle to marry. >> with this ruling, in the eyes of the government, my family is finally normal. >> very soon, proposition 8 will be gone forever. when that day comes, we can all celebrate a victory for freedom, fairness, and equality. >> reporter: the supreme court is expected to be divided on this issue. and many expect anthony kennedy to be the deciding vote. more details on the appeals court ruling. the panel said judge vaughn walker did not have to recuse himself from the prop 8 trial because he was in a long-term relationship with a

man. never before has the status of a jurist been sited as grounds for overturning a decision. live from the castro this evening to show us how the ruling is being received there. >> reporter: the mood is up-beat, the celebrations have been small and low key, but heart felt. >> reporter: supporters of same-sex marriage gathered at the intersection of market and castro to cheer the court's ruling >> it's amazing. of it's powerful. and it gives me a lot of faith. >> reporter: a few blocks away at the lgbt center, the san francisco gay men's chorus sang. >> marriage matters! we will not settle for less. >> reporter: hundreds attended tonight's rally, including this

family who travelled from antioch. >> please stop hating people. >> my ex-husband , he is able to move on, and he can choose to remarry if he wants, but i don't have that option afforded to me. and i think that's a huge example of inequality. >> we can't keep waiting. >> reporter: this couple has been together nine years and are domestic partners. >> it doesn't have the dignity that marriage does, that everyone recognizes. so today is a real victory for equality, not just legally, but emotionally. ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> the celebrations we felt were joyful but tempered with caution. couples say today's victory is an important step, but the real celebration will come when same-sex marriages are legalized. >> sollano county is the only county in the bay area where a

majority of voters supporteds proposition 8. people there told us they're disappointed with today's ruling. an independent radio station that serve ace cross section of the county, employees said they voted their conscience. >> i just know what i believed and what i was sticking with. and the decision i was able to make and defend whether people like it or not. but if something happens and it's for the greater good of people, so be it. >> others express the frustration that the court it is are stepping in. >> gavin newsom set all of this in motion eight years ago. he told us the biggest decision lies ahead. >> if and when this goes to the supreme court, the question will be is this just about california or is it about the broader issue of marriage equality across the united states , which is ultimately the most important decision? >> thousands of people lined up

around city hall to get their licenses and marry. in 16 minute, what's next in the battle over same-sex marriage. and you can turn to ktvu.com any time so you can read the decision yourself. a big night for rick santorum. he won iowa. tonight, he has won two caucuses and is running neck and neck for the lead in the third. 91st in minnesota where -- first in minnesota where he finished in front of romney. paul came in second, gingrich came in last. the tea party influence has left minnesota more conservative. 37 delegates are at stake. santorum also won in missouri. but the missouri caucus is nonbinding.

romney came in second in missouri followed by ron paul, gang rich was not on the ballot. and the third caucus is in colorado. and during the past half-hour, the lead has been going back and forth between santorum and romney. santorum now has a small lead over romney. gingrich and ron paul trail with a total of 14%. >> biggest number for a single day in the gop race. rick santorum claimed he's the conservative candidate republicans need. >> claiming to be the conservative alternative to mitt romney. i stand here to be the conservative alternative to barack obama. [ cheering and applause ] >> ron paul was policed with his second place finish in minnesota. who told supporters a new national poll puts him in second place. more details now on the delegate count for the

republican candidates. romney leads. gingrich has 32 delegates, santorum 30, and ron paul nine. eleven 44 are needed to win the nomination. new video of a house explosion in san francisco's merced heights neighborhood. firefighters tell us the explosion happened shortly after 8:00 inside a house on capital avenue. the blast blew out the windows. there was a brief fire. and so far it does not appear that anyone was injured. a 61 year-old man from piedmont is under arrest accused of shooting a federal agent outside his home in newark earlier this morning. it's not clear if the two men knew each other. >> reporter: newark police say the arrest comes after an early-morning shooting outside

this home that awoke neighbors. >> crack, crack, boom, boom. just pretty quick. right behind each other. >> reporter: evidence and investigation investigator the collected led them to arrest dennis bagwell during a traffic stop. he has no criminal history but is now charged with the attempted murder of an off-duty federal agent. >> it appears he had a confrontation with the suspect. it's unknown if he discharged a weapon. >> i heard someone said get down on the ground, then after that, i heard multiple gunshots. >> at that point i heard from my back door window, a woman's voice saying oh, no! oh, my god! >> reporter: he is identified as a kuftocks law enforcement --

customs officer where he inspects luggage, cargo, and processes passengers from out of the country. the agent does have a work-issued weapon. it's unclear if it was used taken. he was taken to a medical center in castro valley. we did get some rain overnight. it was not a lot though. check out some of the rainfall totals in the north bay. undered a half inch -- under a half inch of rain. what does that mean for percents and average? san francisco and san jose, we are still far, far behind. the rain is gone now. the fog is coming back. when i come back , we'll talk about how that fog will impact your morning commute. a noisy rally outside a bay area theatre. the person

speaking there tonight that prompted parents and teachers to protest. a battle over birth control. why the catholic church is angry. and millions of bottles of wine up in smoke. an exclusive look at the evidence presented in an arson case and the sentence handed down today. e iron's hot. starting at $4.99. only at denny's. america's diner is always open.

new at 10:00, teachers, educators and parents staged a boisterous demonstration. that's where former chancellor michelle reed spoke to a crowd about reform. she supports ending teacher tenure and evaluating teachers and principals by their students grades. ktvu's kenwayne is in daily city why there was such a strong reaction especially from the catholic church, ken. >> reporter: seden medical center is one of several catholic hospitals here in the bay area. the catholic church says it goes against its religious relief for this hospital to do what the white house is

mandating. under new rules proposed by the obama administration, religious hospital would have to provide free birth control to their employees. >> those constitutions where women of all faiths, many faiths work need to have the same kind of coverage that other american women have. >> reporter: this could be a first step toward other mandates because hospitals wouldn't have the same protections as the church. >> today the issue is contraception. but a year from now the government could be saying because of that same class status that we've accomplished, we're going to decide you're going to have to cover abortion. >> defenders took to the floor today. >> we voted to give women greater access to affordable, preventive health care services including contraception. >> reporter: but there was strong push back from

republicans. >> if it does not, i can guarantee you that we will do everything within our power to repeal it. >> reporter: mcillroy insists the catholic church is not going to block usage of birth control. >> we're not forced to violate religious reliefs when there's many other avenues the government could have taken. >> reporter: live in daily city, ken wayne. on our facebook wall tonight we asked what you think about the requirement that religious institutions offer free birth control. here's what some of you had to say. our first comment coming tonight from sammy.

sammy writes if the church wants to -- we always hear keep religious out of government. well it goes both ways. the government should stay out of the church's business. share your opinion, follow ktvu channel 2 news on facebook. police are putting out a list on the city's most wanted. authorities today released these photos on some of the people they believe are committing violent crimes. this comes after a surge in violence in just the past week there have been 20 shootings in oakland that left five people dead and a number of others injured. oakland police also showed off today some of the guns they've recovered after they were used in crimes. they say much of the violence could be related. >> there's a few linked to two rival groups in west oakland. we need the community to step

forward with information on these acts of violence. we are learning new information tonight about a small plane crash in fresno that killed the pilot. as alex savidge reports the aircraft had been stolen from buchanan field and some say the theft wasn't that hard to pull off. >> reporter: the 1980 cessna airplane was a mangled mess after it crashed outside of fresno on sunday. the man at the control was killed on impact today he was i.d.ed as 52-year-old ray pierro. he stole the plane from buchanan sometime over the weekend. >> people steal planes. >> reporter: the rightful owner, felix johnson could not believe it when he got the call. >> he asked me you know your plane has been in an accident. i said no it should have been up here. >> reporter: even though they had 24 hours security, pierro just hopped this chain link

fence, hot wired his plane then took off. there are reports pierro first flew to stockton where he landed, bought food and then took off again. >> so like a teenager, let's steal this and go joyriding. >> reporter: after the crash, boston took this photo of the altered tail number on his stolen plane. an ntsb investigator told me today pierro was not a licensed pilot. he clipped some power lines prior to the crash. pilots are now worried about security. >> if someone wanted to get on an airport, they could get on an airport. >> reporter: according to a nonprofit aviation group, fewer than 10 planes are stolen in the u.s. every year. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 stphuz. retailers in san francisco will no longer be allowed to hand out plastic bags coming this fall. the board of supervisors today voted to extend the current ban to all retail starting in october. then next year the ban will

include all restaurants. currently the ban only applies to chain grocery stores and pharmacies. it also includes a provision that requires stores to charge 10-cents for a paper or compostable bag. pressure testing is complete for all of its urban pipelines. crews began their tests today on 2,000 miles of pipelines in populated areas of northern and central california after that deadly san bruno pipeline disaster in 2010. testing will now begin on pipelines in remote areas. in that weather system i've been tracking has moved through the bay area. brought rain last night. is practically out of here. we head into a spring like weather pattern it's going to warm up. daytime highs tomorrow are going to be a good 10 degrees warmer. these are the highs from today.

tomorrow lots of mid-60s. as we head down the road it's going to be warming still. i already have fog in santa rosa. i have fog as well showing up out in the valleys out by davis. it's valley fog, very dense and tough to see through tomorrow morning. you know the spots it usually forms. give yourself extra time. when we come back, we're going to go right to your forecast for your neighborhood. we'll show you what it looks like for tomorrow and your forecast. a new report out today forecasts a healthy demand for rental housing. asking rent prices are expected to go up over 6%. analysts say growth in the tech industry and the rising cost of buying a home are behind the trend. a new twist tonight in the susan g. komen funding controversy. and the controversy that

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while supporters of same- sex marriage celebrate tonight, there's a long road still ahead before the constitutional issues are ultimately decided. rita williams tells us what's next in this case that seems destined for the highest court in the land. a weighty 2-1 opinion that says california's ban on same- sex marriage is unconstitutional. >> so it's a big decision. it's not the end of the road. >> reporter: that's because prop eight backers call the next shots. they have two weeks to appeal today's ruling to the full ninth circuit or more likely they can appeal directly to the u.s. supreme court. they have three months to do that. until then no more of this,

same-sex marriages are on hold at least until then. and probably until the supreme court decides this case. >> it's probably a year or two years away until we definitively know whether there'll be same-sex marriage in california. >> reporter: both sides think the nation's highest court will decide this case, each side saying in its favor. >> this is a case that has we feel extremely strong that's being uphold in the supreme court. >> reinhardt is the most liberal and most overturned judge on the federal bench. >> reporter: legal analysts told us today's decision is narrow. based on california's ban not the bigger debate. california is the only state to grant gay's the right to marry and then rescind it. >> i think they are going to affirm this ninth circuit ruling. that's because today's ruling heavily sites opinion by

kennedy. the needed swing vote on a divided supreme court. rita williams, ktvu channel 2 news. and stay with ktv ktvu for continuing coverage. when today's ruling is appealed we will bring you the latest developments on air and online. today we're getting a clearer picture of how san francisco prosecutors are shaping their case against sheriff mirkarimi. an ex-girlfriend of mirkarimi, cristina florez says she dated mirkarimi back in 2008. she describes mirkarimi of extreatmently volatile. mirkarimi's attorney called florez claims false. also in san francisco, a juror in a triple murder case is off the case tonight. the judge excused the juror

after she fell asleep during testimony yesterday. she's been replaced by an alternate. ramos is accused of killing anthony bolonia. prosecutors describe him as an enforcer for the ms13 gang and that the shooting was a case of mistaken idea. the trial is expected to last for several months. an executive with the susan g. komen breast cancer chairman resigned today amidst a funding controversy. this morning, karen handel announced her resignation. she said she supported komen's decision to cut off funding for planned parenthood. the charity then reversed the decision amidst public relations backlash. a plan to offer a big break at state colleges and universities. plus the stiff sentence for a bay area man who set fire to a major warehouse that was storing millions of the dollars of fine wine.

ktvu's exclusive look at the evidence. a ranging fire with five people trapped inside. the view from a firefighters helmet and how everyone got out safely.

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this was the frightening scene that confronted fire crews this morning when a two alarm fire broke out in a two story apartment building. one mother had to lean out of a balcony to lower her baby to a firefighters after she and four children were trapped upstairs. and this helmet cam video shows the conditions inside the apartment on macelo street. firefighters were able to rescue two children.

the fourth jumped out of a window to safety. investigators say a space heater placed too close to a mattress may have started that fire. -- in tonight's special report, ktvu's maureen naylorgives us an exclusive look at the evidence against mark christian anderson and shows us how some bay area wineries are still trying to recover from the loss. inside this atf evidence vault, special agent bryan parker showed us the evidence that brought down the once prominent sausalito man thought he had destroyed the evidence. >> it was all the best of our

history. it was like the greatest hits collection. and because of his selfishness that was destroyed. >> reporter: this is what was left after the fire swept through. the 240,000 square foot concrete building was built to house emissions for the army. temperatures are cool and stable. >> it was an ideal place to store wine expect for one fatal flaw, mr. anderson. >> would you like to say anything? >> reporter: that was anderson facing charges of embezzlement. customers say they suspected anderson was selling their bottles of wine out the back door. 50 wineries were storing elsewhere in the wine house, all of it gone up in smokes. >> who do you think started the fire? and every person that we talked

to said, mark anderson. >> investigators suspected they had a crime scene. one that was dangerous. the fire consumed the boxes holding millions of the stacked bottles which now teetered three stories high, threatening to crash down at any moment, the loss was staggering. >> people claimed there were bottles of wine that were worth $200,000. >> anderson could not bare the thought of setting all the items on fire. he took the most expensive bottles. >> this is absolutely stolen wine. >> in all 6 million bottles of wine were lost in the fire including many from this winery one of the hardest hit which

lost its entire production that year worth roughly $4 million. viadare is the owner of viadare winely a small family run business. >> i wouldn't equate it to a child but to me it was almost like somebody in my family i lost. >> years wine makers have waited for justice for the man they say attacked the life blood of napa valley. >> it's really hard now for me to say okay i'll open an older bottle of wine to prove a point because we have so few of them left. >> reporter: a vintage normally savored now difficult to swallow. in napa valley, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. and we postall of our special reports at ktvu.com. you will find a special tab right on the front page. just minutes ago the final returns were posted from the colorado caucus. and rick santorum is the

republican winner. it's a clean win for santorum tonight. he's 3-3. 100% of the colorado precincts are now reporting and santorum has edged out mitt romney 30% to 35%. newt gingrich followed slightly ahead of ron paul who came in fourth. san jose police hope some foe foes foes -- some photos from a security camera will help track down a suspect. investigators say if you recognize him please contact san jose police. the city of oakland is now the latest victim of the hacking group anonymous. they released a lot of information from council members, mayor jean quan and police chief jordan. state assembly speaker john

perez is planning to introduce legislation tomorrow. under the proposal, under grads would pace 1/3 of the current tuition. that saves $8,100 a year for uc. stanford university announced today its tuition is going up. the university's board of trustees approved a 3% tuition increase for undergraduates and graduate students. that means it'll cost $32,000 a year. increases are needed to cover raising health care costs. the stanford grad is now serving his second term as

mayor of newark, new jersey. booker is credited for cutting violence. the call for honoring veterans. back here in 10 minute, we've already got fog forming in the north bay. it's going to form in other places and it will impact your morning commute. also your five day forecast with your weekend in view see you back here. it's a cooking contest like you've never seen before. you're looking at possibly the future chefs of america. í

a ticker tape parade for the super bowl champions. the new york giants and quarterback eli manning are

still celebrating their win over the new england patriots. following the parade, the team celebrated with fans. if professional athletes can have a parade, some people want to know why men and women fighting america's war can't have a parade of their own. two friends organized a parade. now there's calls for something bigger. but right now the pentagon is reluctant. >> chairman and other senior military leaders do not think that it's appropriate at the given time with service members in large numbers fighting in afghanistan to hold a national level parade in new york city. the colonel added the pentagon would like to see a parade like those in the past as soon as the war in afghanistan is over. in greece, clashes broke out in athens among riot police. this was all part of the general strike to protest against new cuts in public

sector jobs. a meeting to secure a $170 million bail out and keeping greece from going into default was put off for tomorrow. in rome, the roman catholic church, priests, bishops and victims of abuse are meeting to come up with tough policies to protect children and root out pedophiles. critics say it is a failed policy that hurts ordinary cubans not the government. supporters call it a justified sanction against a prepressive regime. in 1962, president john f. kennedy ordered the embargo to try to drive out the columnists. there's a new shake up

today at yahoo. roy basto and three long term board members are stepping down. the news comes after shareholders -- the company hired former pay pal executive johnson as its fourth ceo in five years. the dow jones gained 33 points and finished at it highest level in 33 years. the nasdaq added two points. cesar's entertainment is set to make its ipo tomorrow at $9 a piece. the offering values cesar at more than a billion dollars. shares will trade on nasdaq. a cooking competition heated up tomorrow on the the south bay. >> i just like cooking food for others and i think it's really neat watching them eat my

stuff. tonight'

new at 10:00 there's a lot of concern about whether students are eating healthy meals. so tonight middle school opportunities from the south bay held a cook off -- so tonight middle school students from the south bay held a cook off. lloyd lacuesta has the winner. >> reporter: here's the winning entry, the sweet potato sunrise burrito. created and cooked by a sixth grader. 16 students had 90 minutes tonight to create breakfast dishes from their own recipes.

>> i just like cooking food for others and i just enjoy watching them eat my stuff. >> reporter: the cook off is part of the national competition designed to promote healthy eating choices. >> i'm also a person who likes to cook, but it's time to make the right decisions with food. and by this competition people are learning about more healthy stuff. >> students right now they are cooking healthy breakfasts. as you see they have to do the grains, fruits, vegetables and that's going to be part of the new federal guidelines. >> reporter: presentation is not a federal guideline, but it was one of the scoring criteria tonight. >> i see some that are much more complicated in tree recipes, some that are more store bought and placed together. >> reporter: at this cooking contest everyone got to sample. >> they are good. >> and healthy too. >> and the top chef, sixth grader sam cunningham who won last year and went on to finish

second in the national competition. >> well, i want everybody to have healthy so they don't just don't get sick or anything. >> you know mine, i'm going to take a bite of sam's -- very good. healthy but i think i've added a little weight on tonight. live in san jose, lloyd lacuesta, ktvu channel 2 news. no word yet on a decision in walnut creek to restore alcohol service hours at lift lounge. lift is appealing a sanction by the city that would require the bar to stop serving drinks at 11:30 everyone night. the city council says lifts committed a number of violations. the lift owner is meeting with the commission at this hour. they followed several drunken episodes in the downtown area. klm is working on a new service that lets passengers

pick their seat mates. it's called meet and seat. they can see other people's profiles and where they are sitting. the airline is testing flights from amsterdam to san francisco and sao paolo. well we got the rain, it was very little. it was certainly not enough to get us to where we need to go. now we're drying out. the ground is wet overnight fog back in the forecast. here's the satellite loop just taking you through the last hour. there's a ridge of high pressure that's building in and it's a big wide one. a fat one, when they're wide like that it's hard to break down. as that low goes off it leaves a little vacuum.

tomorrow warmer, thursday temperatures perhaps into the upper 60s. maybe some low 70s. the first thing you notice tomorrow morning is the fog, it'll be valley fog you already have it in santa rosa. we're going to see it in many inland valleys. we have a high surf advisory that goes into effect tonight. it'll stay in effect all day tomorrow. the swells peak tomorrow. it'll be pretty big. we have some beefy high tides. there'll be some water hitting at the cliffs but it'll be smaller as we head into your thursday. the high buildings in. it sets up perfect conditions for valley fog. as you travel around tomorrow morning, early. right between 5:00, 6-:00, 7:00, 8:00 it'll be patchy. i don't think it'll be this

widespread but it'll be patchy. down to clayton you're going to find it and give yourself some time. if you do a lot of driving in the morning you know where it usually is. if it's a spot where you expect it, typically you're going to see it tomorrow. 8:00a.m. tomorrow morning, it's picking up fog in the sacramento valley. watch what happens as the day goes on. the fog just goes away. the high pressure sets up. there's no clouds. the clouds have a tough time forming until friday morning when a weaker weather system moves by that will trend temperatures down. it'll increase the clouds but that's it. no rain coming our way. so the forecast highs tomorrow, 65 in fairfield, 65 in napa and 63 in brentwood. your forecast temperatures in santa clara mid-60s. as we get into your thursday, temperatures are going to warm everyone further with numbers into the upper 60s and her perhaps low 70s. there's your forecast with your weekend in view.

chinese new year weather, outstanding weather on saturday. normally we get some rain as you know. it's not going to happen. >> we're already trying to dodge the rain drops. this year looks like it'll be a good one. >> and when it's nice, man there are a lot of people. a new study shows drinking green tea can help the elderly stay agile. the research followed 15,000 people. they found the ones who drank more green tea had less -- a project that led a 16- year-old to the white house. the word is swapportunity.

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listen to this a young south pay science buff got to share some of her research today with president obama. angela zang showcased a project on nano technology and cancer. >> it was the most unreal experience ever. because you always see him on tv and i don't know, i don't think my brain comprehended that i wasn't seeing him on tv

and this is just real life. >> zang won top honors earning her a $100,000 scholarship. congratrations to her. >> kids used to grow green beans now they're curing cancer. it's amazing. congratulations to her. the warriors had a great game tonight. it wasn't enough but they played very well. >> it turned out it was nothing but a big tease. they shoot 55% from the floor. they outrebound the best team in the league and to top it off. monta ellis a career best. monta ellis just shredded it tonight. you give him a little opportunity. where's the defense? who cares. more of his incredible offensive skills on display. look at the spin and the shot will go. seems like everything went for

him as they were within two against oklahoma at halftime. looked like they might actually win it. monta left, and gives him the lead into the final seconds of the game. but the thunder, kevin durant the the -- to the bank to win it. great but up short. tiger woods is golf, golf is tiger woods. hasn't played at the at&t since 2002 he can call a press conference to announce he's going to be tieing his shoes tomorrow and herds of media would show up for it. and true today as it was eight years ago. he prepares for his round on thursday. asked by one of the members of the media today if he has aged. if he's noticed any changes in his body? >> you're getting to an age that for some of us things start going south just a little

bit, you know. do you notice any signs. >> i'm not going there, i'm not touching that one. >> i know that i'm sore quite often just about every day when i'm playing with my kids. they're not very tall yet. and bending down there and playing with them and building things and coloring and doing all those difference things, that's pretty low to the ground. so i do get sore. >> local fans checking down to pebble beach trying to get an early leg up on things for the at&t. seeing the likes of jerry rice, harris barton, alex smith, will clark participating in a charity. $50,000 going to a charity of the choice. jim harbaugh asked why he didn't show up to accept his coach of the year award earlier in the week. >> our fate is in the hands of the players. they're the ones that did a phenomenal job.

we coaches don't block or tackle anybody. it's neat, it's really a reflection on them. >> he's always working it. coach harbaugh. that's the sporting life for tuesday night. >> they are all down there having a good time tonight. thanks for joining us, good night. ♪ we were skipping stones and letting go ♪ [ female announcer ] nature valley granola bars, rich dark chocolate, toasted oats. perfect combinations of nature's delicious ingredients, from nature valley. ♪ nature valley granola bars, nature at its most delicious. nature valley trail mix bars are made with real ingredients you can see. like whole roasted nuts, chewy granola, and real fruit.

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