well. video shot today shows the massive effort underwear to recover the remains. >> as you can imagine the work they are doing is slow, it's long. >> reporter: 700 bones were found today bringing the total to one thousand. the death row inmate provide aid map to this and two other locations where he said his partner dumped the bodies this what was a 15 year killing spree of 20 or more people that ended in 1999 . >> this is like -- you know its creepy. >> reporter: james mcgee grew up nearby and is familiar with this remote area outside of town. it was a well known teen hang out. >> like one way in and out. that is why this road was so popular. you would be able to seat authorities coming. >>ep rter: investigators say they will dig up another well on this property that some believe could have the remains of a dozen victims. >> we will take a good look at it and see what we need to do

at this site. >> reporter: given that they are -- planning to look into another well on this property and they still have much work to do on this dig site they expect to be out here for weeks. ken pritchett. >> at san francisco city hall there were two big events, same sex couples lined up to try to get married, instead several were arrested. also as john fowler says one of the most famous singers in the world was honored for his signature song. >> reporter: there were poignant moments here in city hall. the san francisco's gay men's chorus entertained thousands celebrating 50 years of that ballad. there were many happy couples and some not so happy.

>> it does hurt me that i can't get married in the city. >> reporter: activists brought signs and hearts for the yearly valentine's day protest at the county clerk's office. >> here to renew our bonds of love that are equal to any others. >> we can't issue dub [inaudible] at this time. >> reporter: they staged a sit in protest a week after the 9th court sided with them, a day after washington state made same sex marriage legal. >> momentum is on our side, time is on our side but the people still can't wek we have to refuse them until the stay is lifted. >> reporter: deputies briefly detained eight people, they got plastic bracelets instead of wedding rings. activists say they plan to return next year and every valentine's day until same sex

marriage is legal. in san francisco, john fowler. >> and as john said san francisco's celebrated the most loved song and the singer who made it famous. >> it's tony bennett day in san francisco! >> reporter: tony bennett first sang i left my heart in san francisco 50 years ago at the fairmont hotel. coming up at 5:55 the valentine's day tribute to him and the mass sing along. >> we are learning more about a running gun battle at a strip mall and a little girl among five people shot. eric is live in vallejo where he just got the update from police. >> reporter: about 90 minutes ago we were told this little 2 -year-old from oakland. she is now in stable condition after surgery today and just look how crazy things got here. bullet holes in that window here. investigators say this gun fine was so wild shots were fly across the road and a witness a

block away said he had to take cover. today detectives went door to door to businesses surrounding this nail salon where gun fire erupted last night hitting five people including the owners 2- year-old granddaughter, her grandmother who was holding her was also shot. >> at least good 30 to 40 shots fired i would say. >> rapid? >> yeah. back and forth. >> reporter: jeremy brown said he had to take cover outside a taco truck. >> seen two guys over there standing and they walked over this way toward the nail shop and suddenly the bullets started going crazy and we jumped in the bushes and got out of there. . >> reporter: he said it was to dark to see the suspect's faces, police are looking for two men, one opened the door to the nail salon and started shooting. his target a 27-year-old woman. that's when police say the woman's friend pulled out a gun of his own. >> as the suspect backed away

he engaged the suspect with the firearm and fired several rounds. >> reporter: police say it led to a gun fight with another armed suspect waiting outside. long time customers of the salon who know the girl can't believe it. >> they is so adorable. she runs around the shop and likes helping everybody and sing her abc's and talking to her grandmother and playing with her mom they are a lovely family. just so sweet. >> reporter: and the man here at the salon who fought back was arrested because police say he was a felon in possession of a gun. a 17-year-old checked himself into the hospital last night with gun shot wounds. we asked if he is a suspect and they would only say he haven't been able to talk to him because he is in surgery. we are live in vallejo. >> in san jose police are looking for two or three men who robbed a wells fargo bank

this afternoon. happened just before 1:30 this afternoon afternoon. it's the same bank robbed last month. police say at least one of the men had a gun but no shots were fired nobody was hurt. officers have been searching for the suspects but right now it appearance they are still on the run. they apparently got away with some money but it's not clear how much. >> state attorney general has decided not to refile rape charges against a prosecutor. the times reports that the decision was made last week but not made public until today. a judge dismissed the case in october after finding the grand jury that indicted him hadn't heard evidence that could have cast doubt on his accuser. a spokeswoman for the attorney general said they had no comment on the case. >> investigators now say that the deaths of two foam alameda appear to be murder suicide. officers were called to the 2100 block of alameda avenue last night and found two people

with gun shot wounds, a 30-year- old woman from alameda and a 36- year-old man from oakland. the woman died at the sign. the man died later at the hospital. neighbors on this normally quiet street say they heard the gun fire. >> i was on the internet and heard fire crack like bang bang bang and then there was a pause and another bang bang bang. >> reporter: investigators believe the man shot the woman and then turned the done on hippings. authorities say they used to date. their names haven't been released. >> the city of san francisco today filed a lawsuit against a federal agency in charge of enforcing gas pipeline safety. the city attorney said the united states pipeline and hazardous safety administration has failed to enforce safety standards for more than a decade prior to the explosion in san bruno. it claims they have ignored the concerns about not enough oversight hasn't put in recommendations after a federal

investigation into the disaster. the pipe lane administration didn't respond to all requests for comments. >> some unexpected good news for the fiscal outlook. a new report showed the city will end the current psyche well $80 million more than first anticipated. the additional revenue is from property taxes as well as taxes payroll, sales, hotel and parking. officials say the unexpected revenue indicates an economic recovery in san francisco but they warn that the city is still facing a massive 229 million-dollar budget deficit for the upcoming fiscal year. >> about an horologe leader assonanced a possible deal to extend the president's payroll tax cut. they have agreed to extend the tax cut through the end of the year and renew jobless benefits for millions of long term unemployed. under this plan the average family stands to see almost a thousand dollars added to their paycheck this year. earlier today the president stepped up his push to renew

the 2% cut. >> we have to keep on mike making sure that the american people's voices keep breaking through until this is absolutely finally, completely done. >> congress hopes to send the legislation to the president as early as this week. >> on wall street both the dow and nasdaq were flat today. >> . >> the stocks were actually down most of the day because of a disappointing report on retail sales and concerns about the greek debt deal but they surged during the last half hour after reports that the debt talks may be failed. the dow ended 12 points higher, that's about 12 points off it's best finish this year. the nasdaq was up about a half point at 2, 931. >> caltrans doing major surgery on the bay bridge in advance of this week's closing.

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. we probably can't warn drivers enough if starting weekend the upper deck of the bay bridge will be closed until tuesday morning and tom tells us, so far it looks like everything is still going according to plan. >> reporter: at this hour everything is completely on schedule, two wild cards remain in play. even traffic passes over the web incline its foundations being shifted and replaced so it won't block where the new eastern span of the bay bridge touches down. >> we are completing the structural work because we this to widen the incline to shift traffic over onto it. >> where this law is and the concrete is going to be the new

structure. everything up here, everything can going to be chopped off and the reason for that is that will make way for this freeway over here to come down and join the bay bridge complex. there are wild cards that could affectt. number one possible gridlock caused by those not aware despite massive advisories. >> it's good to have a personal touch. tinchel we brought onto basically help get information out there. >> i would say the majority of the people we give flyers to are not aware of it or unaware of the specifics. >> reporter: take bart or ferries. >> on saturday, sunday monday will have 14 round trips a day, using two boats, we have options for more vessels if we need them. >> reporter: wild card number two, weather that must be dry for completing paving and striping. >> we have seen the patterns get better and better.

there is a concern we will be challenged to make it through. >> reporter: the transit will pick up and drop off at west oakland bart and the go ahead the real go ahead will happen tomorrow midday. ktvu channel 2news. >> richmond police hope a 10,000-dollar reward to lead to the people who caused a hundred thousand dollars of damage at a new school. the school was scheduled to open in two weeks but over the weekend vandals shattered windows, smeared paint on walls and broke a water heater valve causing major flooding. leaders say it's the second time in three weeks they have targeted this school. police say the damage looks like the work of someone with a grudge. >> we are looking at possible employee maybe of the construction site, maybe of the project. >> the firm that built the school said it'll likely be another two months now before the school can open. >> san jose fire officials and city leaders revealed a new

mobile phone app nah will let members of the public be a part of the emergency response team. the free app is designed to alert members of the public who are trained in cpr to give assistance to victims of sudden cardiac arrest. it's called pulse point app. if you know cpr and feel comfortable responding if you are out in a public place, this will alert you if you are nearby to someone that needs help. >> the app lets you get access to select 911 emergency communication centers for realtime access to emergency activity. authorities say san jose is the nation's largest city to use this technology. >> a company in san francisco is warning doctors and patients about counterfeit vials of its best selling drug. they said fake avastin has been circulating since at least december and it doesn't contain a key ingredient. it's not known how many doctors got it or how many patient

itself was given to. a spokeswoman said it was sold mostly to doctors and that the safe drug has a different label than the real one. doctors who suspect they have the fake one are told to contact the fda. >> the aquarium gave the public a look at a valentine, a 8 week old sea otter pup. these are live pictures of the we can camera at the monterey aquarium. hopefully we will get a peek. he was rescued in the waters last month. his mother may have been eaten by a shark. his name is 572 because he is the 572nd pup to be helped by the aquarium. his foster mother is named joy and it is her job to teach him how to catch things to eat and behave like a sea otter. looks like we won't see him. gingrich taking heat for his remarks about establishing a monday colony but he may not

be far off. nasa reportedly is considering the possibility of a deep space moon out post. they are putting together a team of experts to study the idea. they say an out post on the moon would help better explore deep space. they held atwitter up today. a meeting between astronaut and those who use twitter to talk to him during a stay on the space stipulation. he said social media made them his fellow travelers. he explained to one how food is care eyed to space on supply ships russia, japan and europe. since the end of the space shuttle program the united states doesn't have a space craft able to reach the station. u-turning to weather today was mild and dry just like bill said. >> little breezy. along the coast. winds over 25 miles an hour. winds blowing, feels like spring the way it feels out

there. mild and cool temperatures and windy and breezy conditions. live storm tracker two. we will pick out some of the numbers there. this reading gusts to 29 miles an hour. let's go up to point reyes. winds gusting to 32 miles an hour. you notice the arrow, that's a northwest wind, the wind coming the northwest like this. that make itself hard for fog to form. not expecting a lot of fog but when the winds die down it'll be a cold overnight. it even cooler than that in someplaces. just a very cold night. a weather system off shore. you see showers over eureka. it's a very weak one. showers are possible late tonight, early tomorrow morning. might have the impact on the morning but looks like basically a nonevent with drizzle. the main impact as it slides down through the sierra nevada you can see it here. i will point to it again.

you see the cold air. that slides down, we will get a chance of the shower and out of lake tahoe they could see five to six, maybe eight inches of snow. that will move along the spine of the sierra nevada. so they will get a good dose of snow which is much needed there for us that slight chance of a shower, you know late tonight, early tomorrow morning, not a big deal. don't change your plans, i think what you will notice, i know you will it'll be cold. 37 in santa rose a38napa. these are just -- basic things but you get outside of napa you will get out of the mid-30s. 37 vallejo, 41 haywood. things will cool off. fog not an issue for anybody coastal orrin land valley locations. temperatures -- on the cool side. ly give you the numbers for tomorrow. the five day forecast, we will look at the long range forecast

there. are a couple chances so i will get you filled in on that. >> thank you. bay area home for seniors closing. the reason they say it's not a fit place to live. >> and a golden hearse that took the body of whitney houston . >> and big changes involving the bart police department. what they are doing that they say will reduce crime on bart trains and at bart stations.

. a quiet welcome for whitney houston. funeral plans underway for the star who died suddenly over the weekend just hours before she was to sing at a grammy award party in beverly hills. she will be remembered in a private funeral set for this weekend. the message went out today to let the family mourn away from the spotlight. >> they have shared her for 30 some year was the city, the state, with the world. this is their time now for their farewell. >> a private funeral is scheduled for noon on saturday in her hometown. the governor said he will order the state's flag flown at half mast that day. the singer was part of the cultural fabric of new jersey. >> think you know she belongs in the same category from a musical perspective in new

jersey history with frank sinatra and bruce springsteen. she was a cultural icon in the state. >> investigators have not determined the cause of her death. officials found small amounts of drugs in her hotel room. tox reports underway but it's to soon to speculate whether or not drugs played a role in her death. >> a shuttle bus driver pled not guilty to a manslaughter charge today in an accident that involved the death of a medical doctor. the accident happened in july. the doctor was among 15 passengers on board the shuttle and was killed when he was thrown froms bus. the drive certify due back in court march 7th. snoot days numbered for a nursing home and the 230 residentwho will need a new home. the board of supervisors voted this morning to close the long

term care facility following the advice of health officials who say it's outo dated should be set down when the lease expires in 2013. many staff members protested the closure last week. that closure could mean up to 200 layoff as long with the transferring of all those patients. the county said it has 16 months to work on a transition plan. >> police reveal a new strategy for patrolling bart. why the sharpest critics are applauding it. >> sound the alarm. how a grieving mother helps sharing her story will help save lives.

. complete bay area news coverage continues.

this is ktvu channel 2news at five. >> you are probably going to start noticing more police officers riding on bart trains as part of a new plan for bart police that they say will make them more effective fighting crime. rob roth here now to tell us what else they will do different. >> reporter: we are at the rock ridge bart station where it's the middle of rush hour. police officials announced they are changing the way they patrol not only here but the entire system as community policing comes to bart. police officers have started riding the trains more as we found in 2010 they used to ride twice a shift. that is increased now to three a shift and plans to add a 4th trip by year's end. >> they need to be on there. >> reporter: officials say they are dividing the system into five zones and are assigns the same team of officers to each zone or in some cases just a few stations. that way they can get better

acquainted with passengers in their area. >> very tap into their eyes and ears and ask them to help us in alerting us when they see something. >> reporter: the zones are divide by location, oakland, contra cost and are berkeley, southern alameda, san francisco and san mateo. >> each different station where people board, has a different feel and problems. we don't have a unisize size fits ill approach. >> reporter: the department has been under a microscope by groups since bart officers shot to death oscar grant and charles hill. police say the changes are not related to those shootings. an attorney represents the families of both victims and applauds the approach. >> what you really trying to do is improve relationship between the community and police so there is better trust.

>> reporter: bart police say passengers may not notice results right away but it's a long term commitment. reporting live in oakland. ktvu channel 2news. >> pg&e crews dealt with at least two power outrages because of free floating mylar balloons . one caused a huge explosion and cut a power line. a woman selling balloons said it was one of her balloons that got got away. >> it started to fly and they got stang -- they just got close to the wire and that's when it exploded. >> reporter: the outage affected 1400 people. crews had power restored by about 3:30. earlier 2200 lost power in san francisco for an hour because of another mylar balloon. they cause almost 300 power outrages in north eastern california last year and it's

important not to let them float away. >> oakland mayor celebrated what she called a valentine's day gift for the gay community. she and members of the oakland city council are hosting a reception now at city hall toasting last week's appeals court ruling that invalidates the ban on same sex marriage under proposition eight. a councilmember was the first openly gay member of the council says the ruling represents progress but there is more work to do because she said justice is not yet done. >> love was in the air this day. down in the south bay. a half dozen couples were married in a group ceremony at city hall. the clerk set aside a room for the ceremonies. they stay there are normally about 17 marriages a day but that number doubles on valentine's day. >> in new york an important

day for a same sex couple from alaska who got married at the empire state building. they were the first to get married there. they were among four picked for the opportunity in an contest. > a new report on domestic violence in santa clara shows a growing and alarming trend that law enforcement hopes to change soon. tonight we are live in san jose after hearing from one woman with a heart breaking story that gives support efforts to make current laws more effective. >> reporter: this is the report released today but beyond this we heard from that mother and her pain. her hope of sharing her story in hopes of saving lives. >> good morning everybody. >> reporter: with her daughter this mother shared the story of how her 22-year-old son was killed last july roughly two

weeks after she decided to leave her husband of almost 30 years and move out of their home. >> my husband ed shot andrew in the head while he was sleeping in his own bed in our home. then he turned the gun on himself. >> reporter: she believes andrew would be alive if her husband had turned in his hand gun after he was served a retraining order. >> please honor my son andrew, my angel, my hero and not allow another innocent victim to fall prey to domestic violence and firearms. >> reporter: she joins leader who this morning released new numbers showing 16 domestic violence related deaths in the county last year. the highest number since 2003. the victims range from 22 and 68, from relationships lasting ten months to 43 years, the majority involved firearms and happened when the relationship

ended. >> the number one thing to learn is that if you believe that someone has a firearm and there is a protective order that's been served work with your local law enforcement agency to remove the guns. >> reporter: right now those served with a civil restraining order have 24 hours to get rid of the gun but the da is looking to change the law and require they be turned over immediately. reporting live. . >> the man who is next in line to lead china is on a state visit to the united states. the president welcomed him today. they are expected to discuss the balance of trade between the united states and china along with human rights and the situation in tibet. the president said with china's expanding power, also comes increased responsibility. >> we want to work with china to make sure that everybody is working by the same rules of the road when it comes to the world economic system and that

includes ensure there is is a bald trade flow. >> reporter: he had lunch with the vice president and secretary of state. >> republican presidential candidate santorum campaigned in a super tuesday state today. he rallied supporters in idaho. he took aim at the president once again raising the issue of class warfare between the rich and the poor. >> president obama thinks those that don't have envy those that do and that those that do have are greedy. that's not what america is all about. that's not what we are. >> reporter: is he surging in the polls, three polls show him gaining ground and pulling even with romney. >> new report suggesting almost two million dead people are still registered to vote in the united states. the study said the nation's voter registration system is low tech and filled with

errors. in addition to current registrations for those who are dead they said three million voters registered in more than one state and 12 million have incorrect addresses. in addition 51 million eligible to vote are not registered at all. >> a new law could require all cruise liners to hold an abandoned ship drill before setting sail. tonight why that may not be even enough to satisfy lawmakers. >> and a tough new smoking ban plan is again rating heat. what opponents plan to do to try to fight it. bay area !

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no the board of supervisors took up a proposal to clear a path for the city's central subway projectt. calls for extending underground train service from south market to china town but a building would have to be torn down to make room for the station. 18 people would be displaced the project's budget includes $8 million to help them find permanent housing. >> congress is taking a hard look at cruise ship safety rules in the wake of the disaster. groups endorsed the new policy to require captains to hold an abandoned ship drill before the liner leaves port. that may not be enough for lawmakers. >> this is a good step forward but we want to make sure that

there is legal authority to make sure that this is done. it's not just okay we feel like doing this. >> reporter: prior to the disaster, cruise ship has to hold drills with in 24 hours of leaving port. >> tonight the mountain view city council could finalize a strict new smoking ban that has some fuming. the council gave approval last month to a ban on smoking near windows and doors of bars and restaurants. that prompted a signature gathering campaign to oppose the ban by a resident who turned in more than a thousand signatures today. he said the ban will impact the civil liberties of smokers and hopes to sway the vote. if the new ban is a proved it'll take effect in 90 days. >> sciencists have figured out a way to determine if a couple will last and they do it by looking at brain activity early on in the relationship. they charted brain activity when subjects looked at a picture of their partner. among those whose relationships

became long term there was a decrease in brain activity in area that were associated with making judgements. there was a decrease in systems associated with a person's sense ofself. they say the findings suggest in a promising relationship, people refrain if judging their new partner and tend to over rate them. people with trouble sleeping may be more likely to have memory problems later in life. that's according to a new study looking at sleep patterns of 100 adults. they found people who slept through most of the night had les build up of plaque which is a marker of alzheimer's. they didn't prove it generated the plaque though. >> do you know what a flex aterian is? how it all stems what they eat and what they don't eat. >> back here in ten. i will take the computer model and run it through the next 24

hours and show you rain drop that could impact your day tomorrow.

. americans have been eating less beef for years but a meatless meal trend is spreading to even more cutst. doesn't mean we are becoming a nation of vegans but a new buzz word especially in metro areas like the bay area. we have the special report. >> reporter: at the very

upscale marina meats, there seems to be no shortage of beef, pork or chicken and no shortage of people coming in to buy choice cuts. >> san francisco, portland, austin texas, new york, places like that, conscious meat eating coming back in a way that very is great. many are shy away from factory products but will pay big money for very high quality meats. there are big changes in the way americans are eating these days. beef sales are down, down, down. continuing a trend that has been growing since the 70s. in the last five years pork sales have also flattened coast to coast. >> i think people have chicken

fatigue. there is only so much they can eat. >> reporter: steve is an international recognized authority in the meat industry. he says the beef industry is not overly concerned about the declining sales in the states because it's exporting record amounts of beef overseas at high prices. >> we have exported more than we used too. today the average mesh eats 54 pandas year. dan summoner says the data largely collected by the u.s.d.a. is clear. >> things flattening, certainly on beef, on meat eating then you hit a big recession and meat concussion is sensitive to income. >> reporter: for dave the butcher it all comes down to

making thoughtful, informed choices about what you put in your body. >> there is the meat people who hate vegetarians, vegetarians who think meat people are crazy. i find a medium ground and think anybody making a choice is very smart. >> reporter: ktvu channel 2news. >> a san diego county judge wants the state to make up it's mind about a proposed settlement with honda over inflated fuel claim for honda's hybrid vehicles. california, iowa, massachusetts, texas and washington have asked for more time to consider the deal. . >> toyota reported january sales were up 7.5%.

almost all of that came from sales to rental car places. rental car sales could hurt a brand image because they flood the market. . >> living in a busy city could increase your risk of stroke. that's the result of two new studies on air pollution. they tested almost 20,000 women three times every two years. . >> oar to bill martin. no rain but what the heck. >> embrace the weather. it was a sunny day. beautiful visibility. great air quality.

gusts to 20 miles an hour. the wind wills be an issue along the coast. very gusts above 35-milance hour out of point reyes. that wind will keep the fog from forming, you won't have a valley fog. dry ask mild. no rain to speak of. here is a system. it's a cold weather system. look where it's coming from. right from the north. it'll go down here. that's why it'll have a bigger impact for a higher impact on the lake tahoe area. as it slides through it'll go down the valley. we are onto wrong side to get membership of thing. we are on the westside. you want to be on the eastside to get rain. lake tahoe, they will get snow,

maybe five to six, to eight inches, . as it goes through a chance for a sprinkle. here is how the model sees it. in the meantime tomorrow's forecast highs in the 60s. a beautiful day. as you head into wednesday a morning chance of sprinkles, no big deal. the mountain also get snow. the bay area weekend always in view. looks like a nice one and what do do you? it's not rain and we are about 30, 35% of average in most areas, we aren't seeing anything. enjoy the weather, snow in the mountains, good news there. >> lot of kids off school. get out there. >> lot of people going to the

mountains. >> thank you. >> police at davis crediting a 12-year-old staying home alone with staying calm. his mother left him home for less than an hour while she ran errands. he saw a man trying to break-in through the back door and called the police. he told the police dispatcher was hiding in a bathroom and even gave a description. >> almost a how to as far as teaching kids what to do when somebody -- they are faced with a situation like that. >> police with their siren as lived in minutes and think that all that noise scared the man away. police found a screen ripped off a window and tonight they are still searching for the suspect. >> several dogs san francisco's animal shelter went on a cross country valentine's trip to find new homes. two groups left this morning on virgin american flights bound for the big apple.

san francisco animal shelters over flowing unwanted causes but they are in high demand in new york. they each have a volunteer with them because they are flying in the main cabin. >> the city pays tribute. . ♪ [ music ] honoring a man who left his heart in san francisco. [ teen ] times are good, aren't they, kids? it's nice having u-verse, isn't it? see back in my day, we didn't have these newfangled wireless receivers. fangled? no, we watched march madness in the living room... that's where the tv outlet was. what is he talking about? and if mom was hosting her book club that day, guess what...you missed it! we couldn't just move the tv all willy-nilly all over the house. ohh! ohh!

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tony bennett had no idea so many would fall in love with it. >> it's become such an international song. everybody loves it and they love this city. >> giants president announced that suite1 at at&t park is now tony bennett suite. since the park opened i left my heart in san francisco has been played there 573 times. the mayor gave tony bennett the keys to a city that never closes its doors to him. >> you generated more love and more nostalgia than all of the songs and all the movies. >> then the audience had their turn to show their devotion. >> ♪ [ music ]

. >> tonight tony bennett will sing at a benefit for research at ucsf. . >> the search that found dozens of pounds of cocaine when this cruise ship docked. and the grinch who stole valentine's day. the floorist who wanted to make up for dozens of stolen deliveries before the day dedicated to love passes by.

. more than two it's pounds of cocaine found on this crews liner when it pulled into a dock in san francisco. the routine screen that led to a massive drug bust. >> san jose backed down on its controversial medical marijuana policy. the reversal that could make it harder on marijuana clubs. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is ktvu channel 2news at six. >> good evening. >> a cruise ship well on its way around the world is at the center