make sure she is safe. this all happened around 1:00 on the second floor of the hospital behind us. this is the eden medical center. they were all about to be discharged but the mother went to the bathroom and when she came back the 18-year-old father and the girl were gone. family and police haven't been able to contact him since them. the baby only weighed six pounds sot father was able to slip off her security bracelet. because they both have custody a sheriff's spokesman said no crime was committed. >> baby was put into a car seat, was driven away and the mother does not feel that the baby is in danger >> reporter: one of the administrators explained the security procedures in place to prevent this from happening. he said the security prosiddur also be reviewed because of what happened.

he explained that babies and parents are given security bracelets with matching numbers to make sure babies always accounted for. >> when a baby is taken from the mother, the nursing staff or any staff identities themselves, makes sure that all of the numbers match up. if a baby is returned to a parent the same process is used. >> reporter: in someone removed the baby without going through that all the alarms go off. in this case the father apparently took off the bracelet. here is the description of the car. a 1996 gray ford taurus, 6euc277 again, sheriff's deputies don't believe the baby is in danger. they just want to make sure she is safe. anyone who may recognize that vehicle or the father involved is asked to call the sheriff. live in castro valley. >> the search for human remains took a new turn.

paul chambers is live at the dig site with a new look at the investigation. >> reporter: investigators looking for a second well and today today was the first time they let cameras in since the past weekend where they found human remains and other items. today dogs spent most of the morning and afternoon inspecting piles of dirt remove from the first well. the investigators say the process -- after 15 minutes of searching the dog needs an hour break. >> the dog needs their nose to the ground so it's just -- it's constant effort on the dog to detect any smells that may be down there. >> reporter: the dogs haven't defected any other items. investigators confident they can now move on. >> we are done with that. they will start filling that well and there has been searching the area, looking for the second well. >> reporter: all the items from the area will be looked at by a full team of sciencists, from

both the richmond and central valley offices with every resource dedicated to this case. >> our goal is to not put in danger the investigation, but provide identification of the remains for the families involved. >> reporter: this investigation is a top priority of both labs, they will work around the clock analyzing all the bones and pieces. they will work and dig this weekend. paul chambers. >> the countdown is on and in a little less than two hours the upper deck of the bay bridge will be shut down. tom live on treasure island with the reason this weekend's work is really an engineering marvel. >> reporter: you know though the construction continues here on the big signature span of the bay bridge on the oakland touchdown side, a structural swat team is ready and eager to begin as soon as the westbound traffic stops flowing.

while it's true there will be a lane shift, how noticeable will it be? >> for most people barely noticed. there is no decisional change, just sliding over a little bit. the lanes will be striped. >> reporter: in the next few days a lot of work needs to be done, mainly this road right here has to be evened out, paved and striped so that it can replace this roadway which is going to be abandoned so they can build the rest of the bridge. >> the five lanes obviously will be maintained but we are shifting about two lanes of traffic that is sliding over. >> reporter: the existing two right lanes will soon be a construction zone. >> barrier system, like what's behind me, pinned in, a barrier wall made out of gate rail. >> reporter: for such a massive project there have been few bridge shut downs which still leave the lower deck open. >> california is the only state that does this. we have engineers from all over the world to explore how we

keep freeways open and still do massive operations. >> i think -- a good job on the bridge. it looks beautiful. i can't wait. >> it's a necessary thing. it'll be a wonderful bridge when it's finished and no, they have done a really good job. >> i know how complicated construction can be. that bridge is a big deal and putting together good. >> i don't know anything about bridge building but, it's good to do it on the holiday weekend. >> reporter: the eastbound lower deck remains open throughout the period. reporting live. ktvu channel 2news. >> and businesses on both sides of the bay are preparing to take a hit this weekend because of the bay bridge closure. >> we are supposed to make a round two thousand tonight. i think we won't. the bridge. >> i say about 25% of the business is from local bay area. we know it's going to be -- it may be slower this weekend. >> reporter: businesses at bay street say the work on the

bridge will drive away customers, in san francisco, hotels warn guests about the closure in advance. and the website has a special section to help you navigate the weekend closure including information about how to get around and updates on the bridge work. >> some scary moments in east oakland as oakland police lockdown a neighborhood. searching for suspects in a standoff between possible gang members. customers at the auto zone in east oakland came out with their ans up after one of the gun men was thought to be hides inside. about 12:30 oakland police say two pairs of men exchanged fire. tactical officers moved in but didn't find them. they shut down the area and put four schools on lockdown, all of the kids were released by wolf. >> many residents say they are struggling to cope with the violence and tonight they met with city leaders and police. they say their families terrorized. >> to many homicides, road

rages and vandals and rocks. >> officials reviewed the mayor's 100 block safety plan with residents. they say they would focus on the highest crime areas in east and west oakland. so far there have been 17 homicides in the city. >> immigrant worker who lost their job at a factory marched today in protest. hundreds walked in the march for dignity from downtown to park steel. they say they were laid off back in january because of the silent audit by ice. immigration authorities found that 200 lacked documentation. >> we are marching for the unity of all working people that the legalization of undocumented is a fight for the unity of working people. >> there is no sign they plan to rehire them. >> the president's three day trip to the west coast is expected to be a profitable

business. he left before nine this morning. the visit is expected to bring in $8 million for his campaign. last month he raised $29 million for his campaign and the democratic party. the presidential candidates must submit january fundraising reports by monday. california pension fund mappingers say one part of the governor's reform plan won't savor the state much money. his 12 point proposal includes shifting pensions to 401k type plans but that means new workers wouldn't be contributing to current pensions and taxpayers would be on the hook for the difference. the legislature requested the report as it waits for a final version of the plan. >> seaports along the coastline are facing a growing threat of sharks. we have the danger they are now facing. >> reporter: something sciencists saw in the bay area, now more and more along the southern coast. research boats going out trying

to analyze why. the new baby sea otter at the bayh quarter cross-examine was rescue injure from a shark attack. visitors can only guess how he escaped. >> pretty quick little animals this can survive. >> reporter: not many can. researchers say sharks are now the biggest hurdle in them getting off the endangered list. last year 70 with shark bites washed up. a leading researcher says the 1980s and 90s sharks accounted for will only 1% of the mortality rate. now it's 30%. >> you take that and you add this increase in and it doesn't bode well for them. something has to go down. >> reporter: they are trying to find if sharks behaving differently now or if sea efforts changing their

patterns, putting them in the path of sharks, maybe attracting them. the answers may come from shark and sea otter research groups pooling their knowledge. >> the two suppose unfortunately have collided but the two are now starting to coming to and putting our heads together saying what is this mean, why is it happening trying to address questions of what could be done. >> reporter: research will do their yearly population count in may so by summer they will have a better idea if the situation is worse and in this sea otter is still the rare one that got away. live in monterey. >> a lottery ticket bought in san jose was worth a million dollars. the big winner identified only as alford n bout it as a valentine's day gift for hippings. he plans to spend some of it on himself but said the rest will

go toward his retirement and his daughter's future. >> it could happen again just because someone looked like the enemy. >> a call from japanese meshes 70 years afternoon they were forced in to camps during world war ii . >> back here, the big holiday weekend, we have a little bit of rain, some fog as well.

. a kitchen fire displaces fight open. it spread through a building. it took firefighters about 40 minutes to put out the fire. nobody was hurt. investigators are still trying to find what started the fire. >> in san francisco, the second defendant in an alleged

drug lab explosion pled not guilty. he entered the plea yesterday. authorities say he and his girlfriend were making hash oil from marijuana inside their apartment. police think what happened is that a butane tank exploded. his 12-year-old son was severely hurt. >> a effort underway in the japanese american community to remember their past to protect the future. new at six we are live in san francisco where people are sharing stories about being forced in to internment camps 70 years ago during world war ii. >> reporter: we are in front of the peace plaza in japan town. here, there is great urgency for the elderly to tell their story. 86 years old but remembering being a typical 16-year-old in

1962, his life was turned upside down. >> we were -- had a hard time. . >> reporter: hard to go go living in an apartment to an internment camp in utah surrounded by wire, bad food and no privacy. >> showers, hu to share the shower with everybody else. the toilets were all open. >> reporter: this sunday is the 70th anniversary when the president signed executive order 9066, allowing the round up. america had just gone to war with japan. >> got to have people -- to back you up. >> reporter: and nobody did. >> reporter: the daughter of fred who refused to go to a camp, was arrested and spent much of his life fighting against when he felt was injustice. he later won a landmark decision. >> he just said he thought what he did was right and the government was wrong. >> reporter: many say this pain. partrt of america's history

must be passed down. >> it could happen again just because someone looked like the enemy. >> still see, discrimination, see it in the schooling, and you can see it in the -- housing. it's still going on. >> reporter: a day of remembrance is planned this sunday afternoon in japan town. it's a time to remember a painful chapter in american history and perhaps learn from it. reporting live in san francisco, rob roth. >> and join us sunday night right after the 10:00 news for a look at the internment of the japanese americans including a emotional return. >> and a free concert this weekend will honor warren hellman the founder of the bluegrass festival. he died in december. the concert will be held sunday

at 11 on the great highway. several big name also preform. tomorrow a private funeral will be held at a baptist church for white any houston. the service will include tributes, as well as sterie won door, and kevin costner. she was found dead last saturday in beverly hills. and the website will stream the service live beginning at nine tomorrow. >> a new tenant just took the last place at the market building in oakland. they have reportedly signed a lease. they will move from it's current location in downtown oakland to the new building this summer. a solar company is moving in the next few weeks and the new restaurant haven opened in december. social networking company lithium is moving in. the company is acting quickly to find a bigger space in it's

current headquarters. there is good news for job seekers, they plan to double its staff hiring 200 more people. they raised $53 million in venture capitol. >> the cdc said flu season is off to a slow start. it usually starts in december or january and it is half over by now. there haven't been enough cases in the united states until now for health officials to declare the start of the season. . california has seen widespread flu cases for the past two weeks. johnson and johnson recalling half a million bottles of grape flavored infant tylenol. the new bottle design has a destricter cap being pushed in to the bottom. they had just returned in november. >> bill martin is joining us now from the weather center monitoring a chance of

sprinkles. >> yeah. there are some weather systems north. they won't bring a lot of rain. they will bring crowds and a chance of a sprinkle. i have the live storm tracker and you can see the shape of a front here. that's what that is. it's not much. then you see the swirl back here. that is going to roll in later in the week and could bring us a few sprinkles. the main impact -- highs tomorrow on the cooler side with of 66 in concord. concord about 64, cooler tomorrow. fog is coming in, this is a coastal fog. see it coming in between belvedere and san francisco, in -- you can't really see the bay but -- this is belvedere. the fog coming in off the coast. tonight's partly cloudy forecast, calls for coastal fog, maybe drizzle, the weekend, that is it.

sun, clouds, temperatures on the cooler side. bay area weekend will be nice. not going to feel like february. low 40s, mid40s. maybe patchy fog. the real system lies well to the north. that's the crux. that's where the rain and now is, up around washington and portland. we are on the southend. we will just get a little drizzle and a few more clouds and the temperatures trend out. sunday another weak system parking off shore. that just kicked kind of brings another chance of a sprinkle. the computer model for tomorrow or tonight. 11:00. then two, three, four, sprinkles down around evergreen, san jose, then, sort of clearing out again for saturday afternoon and more clouds for sunday. it's just a very, i call this a benign weather pattern for february. 59 fairfield, 58 vallejo, 56 pacifica, your forecast high for -- 57, san mateo59.

your five-day, the bay area weekend in view, it's here, it's a long weekend. i hope you have monday off. a lot of people d my kids had friday off. they combined the holidays, the president's days holidays. looks like a nice weekend. we will talk to john tonight at ten. >> it looks like it was good up there. >> yeah. >> thank you. >> here say live look at what's happening at the bay bridge. coming up on bay area news at seven on tv36 in the final stretch before the closure just an hour out. we will have the last minute prep and how some businesses are bracing themselves. and a daring rescue after a european prince is buried in an avalanche. these and more at seven. >> and coming up next, take a look. the giant sight joining the aquarium by the bay. how fishen men were the ones who foundt.

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. the aquarium of the bay showing off new residents, we were there when a giant pacific octopus was released this morning. look at that. the aquarium is several of the

animals on display and workers will give hourly talks about them. >> more than anything they like to eat crab. it's their favorite thing world. that's how we got ours. we recovered them from crab fishermen because they had snuck into the traps and had a little free meal. >> there is even a dome in the floor so that they can get a up close look if you want that it. the week runs through february 26th. >> usually i don't like to say giant but that's giant. >> fred joins us, jackson has a job. >> you look up your old friends and today one of his former bosses rehired him. he spent the last two year was the raiders but was fired after just one season. oakland finished 8-8. today he

rejoins marvin louis. he is almost -- his career offensive coach, now -- defensive secondary and special teams. he was on the bengals staff in 2004. >> the sharks 4th stop on their nine game road trip sends them to north carolina. they had their newest player available. san jose is -- he helps them with an asift as they trail 2- 0 until they score twice. real quick in the third. moore to burns. cane just took the lead. 3-2 leading with seven minutes left. clippers, chris paul at the river why country club to watch the second round of the northern trust open. joel showing paul how to dunk a golfball. is seven iron. that's an ace for him.

phil fresh off his big win. this is him, 110 yards out on the 8th hole. watch phil work the wedge. shooting a one under 70 because of that eagle, he has a two shot lead halfway through the northern trust open. wariers in oklahoma city to play the thunder. mark will have that tonight at ten. >> all right. great shot there. >> thank you. >> untried and untested. the rush is onto get private shuttles into space. >> and the big change that means passengers could load onto commercial spaceships. thank you for trusting us.