say. >> reporter: both deny there was any abuse. the attorney says the video was made for a possible child custody battle and not for abuse. >> that's her best evidence if he doesn't testify. he hit me, basically committed a crime on me. >> reporter: the trial brought out an enormous amount of cameras along with supports. >> i'm here to support the sheriff. i think there's a lot more in this case than has come out today. >> reporter: the trial judge on monday is expected to hear motions including whether the jury will see the images. coming up at 6:00, the e-mails that they say this will prove a case of domestic violence. david stevenson. ktvu news. >> authorities thought they

saw a bomb inside someone's carry-on bag. paul chambers shows us what the device actually turned out to be. >> frank, things are pretty much back to normal here. all this area here was completely shut down for two hours as bomb squad and police checked a suspicious package at terminal 1. they later found out it was an oxygen tank. >> it was 11:17 this morning. security check point c where a tsa screener saw a mysterious device. moments later, police were called in. >> for caution and safety we literally evacuated the entire terminal. >> reporter: leaving hundreds of passengers stranded as police checked the area, making it secure. a little more than two hours later, the airport was clear. it was an elderly woman who caused it.

>> she couldn't answer the screener's questions about what was in the bag because she said she wasn't the one who packed it. >> i am happy they took care of that. yes. i just hope that we get to go home though today. >> we've been waiting and trying to follow everybody's directions and nothing but chaos. >> reporter: 10 flights were affected. 1200 passengers were stuck with no place to go. some say they blame delta. >> the airline completely dropped the ball. they told all the passengers that none of the planes were taking off. >> reporter: in fact, that man's original flight did leave without him and his wife and many others. they were booked at a later flight that leaves at 10:00 tonight. i got off the phone with a spokesman and they said they did not talk about security breaches but they do the best to take care of their passengers. >> more details now. a check of our ar

chives shows the last time a security cause shut down was back in 2003 when a woman 32 pushed through security and made it all the way to baltimore before being detained. we asked deputy director mike mccarron how often this happens and he estimates once every four to five years. >> the fire is still not fully contained. the number of acres burned has gone up substantially. >> reporter: about 2 p.m., one helicopter on patrol spotted this flair-up. crews today struggling to put out a stubborn fire. >> it's rough. the terrain is difficult actual is -- access and the fire is laid down. >> reporter: 200 acres have burned.

this is northeast of napa. covered in dry brush, yesterday swept by winds. >> it was quite blustery coming from the north. >> reporter: we've confirmed that a landscaper was doing an agricultural burn pile right here. but because of the high winds and the very dry weather we've been having, embers took off and so did the fire. >> as an eagle scout and knowing a thing or two about fire, i would say yesterday was not the best day to have a burn day. >> reporter: he took these photos next to his house. no one spoken with can recall ever such a fast moving wild land fire in february. >> conditions were right yesterday evening and we had a wild land fire, and a large one. >> reporter: 15 minutes ago fire officials told me containment remains at 15%. coming up at 6, i'll tell you exactly what i've learned about the permits for this original agricultural burn and why the contractor may be liable for tens of thousands of dollars in

fines and/or burn fire control clean-up. also i want to show you this is why there's no problem why. no wind, cool air moving in here. things are getting much better. reporting live, health and science center, john fowler, ktvu news. >> scenes have change d there at the scene of the fire. >> big changes. last night we had a wind advisory. the winds were gusting to 25-35 miles per hour. today it's a different deal. different wind direction out of the south. it's a little bit cooler there but still up to 70 degrees. right now, 69 degrees. humidity up to 32%. that's the result of a bit of an on shore flow. humidity is basically doubled and that's good news for firefighters. a much better situation for firefighters in the fire area. when i come back in about 10 minutes we'll go right to tomorrow's forecast and look at

temperatures that will cool even further with clouds in the forecast. >> all this unusually dry winter weather could be an early start for the start's firefighter aircraft. cal fire crews are already working on their fleet. coming up at 5:30, consumer editor tom went to the field near sacramento and tells us what he learned on how air fire is changing its strategy. >> authorities yesterday found more remains near the former property of death row inmate wesley shermantein. he's accuse accused of killing at least 20 people in crimes dating back to the 1980s. >> three schools were locked

down this afternoon while looking for two gunman. someone shot at people near holly street. a short time later, officers arrested a man they believe was one of the gunman. the other man got away. coming up at 6:00, rita williams will tell us what a woman did today that may very well have saved the life of her daughter. in oakland, police are investigating 7 other shootings over the past two days. two of them happened within two hours of each other. a man called 911 just after 8:45 last night from 14th and wood streets. he said he was shot about two blocks away. less than two hours later, a man showed up to the hospital with a gunshot wound. that man told officers someone shot him at 56 and dover streets. >> jerry brown served his top lobbyist. he's in washington to

get help cutting the state budget. today he took his request to the white house and president obama. >> the president is all fired up, extremely knowledgeable. very impressed with the way he understands this government from top to bottom. >> governor brown joined a group of democratic governors at the white house for a closed door session with the president. the governor is asking officials to let him trim state spending on medi-cal and education. >> as governor of california my goal was to get greater flexibility so we can cut the medi-cal program where we need to, and secondly, working out some of the restrictions of the no child left behind. >> along with his white house session, brown is having lunch with the chinese ambassador to the west. are voters happy with

governor brown's performance? coming up in a few moments, the results of a new poll. >> a march was in oakland today to draw attention to what they call income inequity. calling themselves the 99%, they say they've made financial sacrifices but the 1 % have made more money. >> to uncheck policies and politics, the 1% has really gotten ahead and it's time for middle class families to get ahead as well. >> later this year they'll negotiate labor contract at companies where they claim the offices of the 1%. gas prices shot up once again overnight. the national average for unleaded regular gas is now $3.65 a gallon, the highest ever for this time of year. investors say they're concerned the conflict over iran's nuclear program could shut off. one-fifth of the crude oil passes through that

area every day. gas costs much higher than the national average, up 25 cents from just a week ago. in san francisco, the average is $4.26 and in san jose, $4.21. >> mixed numbers today on wall street. surged to 1400 mark early in the day. 13,000 that is after better than expected consumer spending and home sales. the dow closed down 2 points to 12983. nasdaq picked up 7 points. wounded and sick women and children began evacuateing to the city of homes today. that pressure included a meeting today with secretary of state hillary clinton and 70 other diplomats. she called china and

russia quote dispicable for opposing action and is calling to end the violence that has already killed many civilians. >> getting humanitarian aide in as quickly as possible and preparing for a democrat transition. >> in the meantime we're getting word that two more foreign journalists were killed in the same explosion earlier this week that claimed the lives of american reporter marie coleman and a photographer. >> what police are saying about the person was onboard when there was a crash. >> the famous tv and movie star with police during this child pornography sweep in the bay area. why he wanted to go along. -dad, why are you getting that? -that's my cereal.

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ares here. he joined the task force during a child pornography sweep in marin county. kutcher is the head of a foundation that hopes to end child sex trafficking. >> it's not often a suspected case of drunk driving results in a boat crash, but that's exactly what happened in this accident where a boat crashed in to some rocks. it all happened off the shores of alameda. these are pictures of the boat not long after it crashed on the rocks. john sasaki is there now with how the boat ended up there. john? >> we now know the name of the women arrested here this morning. just two hours ago, a huge train lifted the boat out of the water, a significant step

in this bizarre case. it was delicate work, pulling a boat out of the water and putting it on a flatbed right side up, all while spilling no fuel. it started here last night at 9:30. >> late at night, nobody goes cruising out on the bay that late. >> reporter: this man was nearby when the boat left the dock. >> they slowed down a bit and puttered out. >> reporter: around 1:45 a.m. it crashed on the rocks in alameda. tanesha thompson was arrested. police say she was drunk at the time. the boat was for sale for $100,000. the agent said this incident surprises him because the keys were hidden and the boat was not easy to maneuver. >> somebody certainly had a certain amount of skill to get the boat out this far. >> reporter: alameda police say as yet they don't have enough

evidence to charge thompson from driving under the influence or grand theft because nobody saw her operating the boat and she said someone else was driving it. john sasaki, ktvu news. >> we have new video just in to the news room in the past 15 minutes. there was a horrific crash this afternoon near the russian river. we're going to show you that videotape in just a couple minutes when we get it cued up. in the meantime, in two hours from now, one of san francisco's most heavily used lines is going to shut down for six straight weekends. crews will work on a church and rail replacement program. the line will be replaced by shuttle buses by ocean beach and church street. it should be back in service before the monday morning commute. some streets will be closed during the weekend construction. officials

with the smart train project broke ground on the system today. it will run between santa rosa, the green line you see on the map. plans call for the smart train to eventually run all the way to cloverdale if funding is secured for a second phase. >> a woman filed a los against the university of california region because of her son's overdose. she says the university knew about drug use at the campus owned cooperative where her son lived. bennett gibson was a student at the school when he died. the regent did not respond after a request about the lawsuit. >> there's a horrible crash this afternoon, happened in sonoma county near the russian river. the highway patrol says a 61-year-old woman was killed

when a car drove right off the road. the car ended up in a creek. rescue crews had to pull the driver out of the wreckage. three people were hurt and taken to area hospitals. no word on whether the driver will face any charges or on the conditions of those who were injured. a nasty snowstorm caused major problems today in chicago. a wind whipped mix of snow and ice made getting around the city almost impossible. the storm blew through overnight leaving a new layer of heavy snow making it hard to get around the city especially in a car, and impossible at times to fly out of the airports. hundreds of flights were canceled at o'hara. you can see on the board here, cancellations and delays from the chicago area. sfo tells us four flights from chicago to san francisco were canceled this morning and there were a number of delays. things in chicago cleared up as the day went on, but as always, if you are flying

out of sfo or picking someone up, check in with your airline for possible delays. >> when it comes to the bay area weather, another nice day but not the really warm weather we saw for the past couple days. >> it's been a lot of the same for the last month or so. very dry and warm. two days in a row of record heat. no records today but still above average temperatures. they cooled off a couple of degrees. a little less wind and northeasterly wind. that calmed things down. temperatures trending down in to the weekend. we go outside, we got wind right along the coast, even a little bit of patchy fog showing up out toward the golden gate bridge. gusts are up to 31. that's pretty windy up along the coast. the winds will continue most of the night and then they're going to keep coming on shore through the weekend. and as they do, temperatures cool. what we've been dealing with are the winds going this way, north northeast

and that warms us up. the new winds are coming this way and that cools us down. it's really that simple. when you look at a flag or something in your neighborhood, if it's blowing out of the west toward the east, that's a cooler wind in our environment. so these are the highs from today. not much off yesterday's highs. very, very warm. this bay area weekend is going to be really, really nice. it's not going to be as warm as yesterday or even today but it's going to be cool. the mechanism for cooling comes right here. wind shift direction. that's a weak frontal system. the winds start going like this. you see the clouds streaming in. prior to this, the winds were going this way. here comes cold air. it's all north of us . the weather and snow and rain. it will get close enough to us that it will bump our temperatures down. you'll notice it first tomorrow morning. saturday morning. i know you got a lot of stuff going on saturday morning if you've got kids.

soccer, baseball, the time of year where you're running back and forth. it will be chilly. i don't think you'll see frost. you might. 37 in napa, 38 in santa rosa. tomorrow morning, it's a jacket thing. it's going to be cold tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon, warms up pretty nicely but not in to the 70s. temperatures tomorrow are basically going to be in the 60s. so the greens here represent your 60s. you're going to see upper 50s. temperatures tomorrow significantly cooler than they were today. so when i come back, i've got the 5-day forecast with your weekend in view. there are clouds in that and a chance of a shower. so we'll see you back here in just a few minutes. >> a mountain lion scare in san mateo county last night at about 6:30. the cat didn't cause any problems, but remember big cats are active at dawn and dusk. so be careful during those times. if you see a mountain lion, probably sounds obvious here, but do not approach it. >> a call for change.

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donation is no laughing matter. following in the footsteps of steven colbert, bill mahr made a million dollar pledge to priorities usa action. it turns out more than half of the $60 million donated to groups supporting the president and gop presidential rivals has come in million dollar plus donations. >> a new poll shows californians are not pleased in the way the state is heading but they are still pleased with governor jerry brown. it has eroded steadily in the past five months. in september, 49% said they approved. the gap has now narrowed with 45% approving of the governor's work and 38% disapproving. californians are much more definite in their

opinions on california overall. 62% believe the state is on the wrong track. 32% say california is heading in the right direction. 6% had no opinion. california voters seem to have a love/hate relationship with the state legislature. >> new research is suggesting people are becoming a little less friendly on social networking sites. a survey released today said more people are taking advantage of the privacy setting and trimming their friends lists. the report comes a day after the white house called for stronger privacy protections for social network users. a new less invasive prenatal test that stanford doctors created is expected to be available next work. the blood text can detect major problems with the fetus as early as 10 weeks with the problem and

would replace the amniocentesis tests. some claim because the test is less invasive and done earlier, more women will choose to abort a problem pregnancy. >> how prepared is california's firefighting air force really? we'll take a look at where they're going. >> lieutenant governor of california, why is gaven nusem suggesting he wants to get rid of his office? now get the xfinity triple play

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>> cal fire is rethinking its strategy and making sure the aircraft are ready to go because

of all the dry weather we've had so far this winter. in napa the unusual conditions helped cause the fire firefighters are trying to put out tonight. it's burnt 200 acres and only 50% contained. flames threatened three homes at one point but we're told the homes are now safe. again here, that kind of wind-whipped fire in february is extremely rare and our consumer editor, tom, went to the field and told us what kind of reaction cal fire is taking. >> reporter: have a look over here. this california has the largest public firefighting air force in the country, and bigger than other nations'. here at mcclellan field, maintenance crews are working all winter to get it ready for fire season.

they're deployed when fire season begins. >> in southern california, first week of may, northern california, first week of june. >> reporter: this year is anything but normal. >> the amount of precipitation we've seen this winter is the lowest in the last hundred years. we're looking to move aircraft to southern air bases in the next couple weeks. >> reporter: although most won't be deployed till a couple of months, the fact is, in a serious emergency, most are ready to go. >> we have the ability to actually bring our pilots back on and staff these aircraft even today. >> reporter: cal fire owns 23 air tankers, 14 spotter planes. the largest government-owned firefighting air force in the nation. it can also call contractor aircraft if needed. during the entire year, most of the helicopters are on duty. >> the helicopters were able to swap them out throughout the

year which allows us to have the helicopters available for fires like we're seeing over the last couple weeks. >> reporter: this is firefighting infrastructure and many firefighters say blaze prone california is extremely fortunate to have it. >> our coverage will continue. you can also go to our website, ktvu.com. >> in a story you'll see only on 2 -- we're hearing for the first time lauren herzog's police interrogation interview on the day he was questions in cindy vanderheiden's death. we obtained more than 10 hours of video obtained in 1999. details on how wesley sherman tine raped

and killed vanderheiden. he was later convicted in vanderheiden's death and two other other murders. . the reasoning by gavin newsom's proposal. >> we just got back from sacramento where we track down a former lieutenant governor who told us he doesn't think newsom's proposal will work at all. >> reporter: inside the state capital is office of lieutenant governor, second in command of california. gavin newsom in san luis obispo today told them that we should dissolve the lieutenant govern's office as we

know it. when arnold schwarzenegger was in office, he slashed the budget of the lieutenant governor's pay at the time. >> a lieutenant governor provides one additional person to speak for california. >> u.s. congressman says he disagrees with newsom. he told the editorial board in order to get the governor to delegate more responsibilities to the governor's office, he proposed they run on a single ticket during election year. he says the idea will not work. >> you could ask vice presidents how much responsibility the president has given them. and some cases, some. other cases, a lot. other cases, zero. >> reporter: governor jerry brown is in washington dc this weekend. that means right now newsom is acting governor. when the governor is out of state,

the lieutenant governor has the ability to sign or veto legislation, even make a political appointment. no word if newsom will use any of these additional responsibilities. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. >> mitt romney is pushing hard in michigan, the state he grew up. about 1200 people came out for his speech today in ford feel, the stadium where the detroit lions play. romney says president obama has failed to lead. >> that's why i'm running for president. i want to restore america's promise. more jobs. less depth. smaller government . in the campaign i'm offering more than just a change of policy. i'm offering a dramatic and fundamental change in perspective and philosophy from washington and for the nation. >> the michigan republican primary is set for next tuesday and the latest average of polls from real clear politics shows romney has moved back in to a

slight lead over rick santorum. >> newt gingrich held a rally in federal way, washington. the former house speaker lashed out at president obama's energy speech yesterday calling it "political baloney. " >> i'm going to the cal state convention tomorrow. taking the speech paragraph by paragraph and taking it apart. [ cheering ] think of it as a trial run for the debates this fall. >> state republicans are arriving tonight for the convention and coming up at 5:45, rob roth explains why california voters are concerned about the direction their gop party is taking. >> a court appeal in san francisco in defense of a federal ban on same sex marriage. the case involves two

san francisco women who were married before the ban. one spouse is a federal worker and said the u.s. defense marriage act blocked her spouse from getting medical coverage. a judge ruled the law was unconstitutional. today lawyers for house speaker, john boehner, and other speakers, appealed the decision. opponents have taken the first steps toward a ballot referendum against it. this is video of the maryland house passing their measure last week. the state senate okayed it yesterday. today opponents filed draft language for ballot measure and if it is okay, will begin collecting the signatures to put the issue before voters. should it stay or go? the decision has been made about this old coca cola sign that some claim is inspiring children at a nearby school to drink

sugar. >> a change in direction. what enterprise rent a car is going to do from now on.

>> this vintage sign that's been in the middle of a neighborhood battle will stay up. the 15 by 7-foot coca cola sign is on the side of a home and believed to be painted back in 1930. opponents want it to

come down, saying it promotes a sugary drink that sends a wrong message to kids. the city planners unanimously approved a permit for it to stay up. >> mail processing plants will close nationwide with 35,000 jobs eliminated. the postal service needs to save billions of dollars. congress has been debating legislation to save the agency but it's been slow going. >> the company says it will now support federal legislation that would increase oversight on how car rental companies manage safety recalls for cars in their

fleets. consumer groups have been pushing for the legislation since 2004 after an accident involving a recalled rent a car. >> more than 50 genes can help predict whether a person will develop age related amd. they were likely to have an overexception of 20 of the genes. amd is one of the leading causes of blindness worldwide. another study out today may reveal why people are afraid of spiders. there's a study that shows it's partly a matter of perception. a group of people afraid of spiders were asked to look at tarantulas. those who expressed the greatest fear tended to overestimate the side

of the spider. >> a meeting of the minds. the republicans are in the bay area this weekend. the questions many have about where the party stands and the presidential candidate who will also be there. >> back here in just 10 minutes with your bay area weekend forecast.

>> now to the race for president. one of the four remaining republican candidates will be the key note speaker at

the california public convention underway here in the bay area. rob roth is here to tell us a former candidate may also show up as well. rob? >> the convention is getting in to full swing here as republicans throughout california are expected here this weekend. more than a thousand people are expected here over the three-day convention whether to boost selling campaign buttons, there's a lot at stake for republicans. the california primary in june could determine the republican nominee for president. >> we're going to see an explosion of activity. you're going to see the candidates here. >> reporter: presidential candidate newt gingrich is the scheduled keynote speaker tomorrow. former candidate herman cain may now be coming. >> we don't win 40% of the latino vote, we don't get in to the white house. >> reporter: the campaign

saturday is aiming for latino americans to be republicans. >> i don't put people in groups. i see people as individuals. >> we're working on a political mobile application. >> reporter: some are concerned the republican party is moving too far right on social issues, turning off moderates. >> if you're a conservative christian, fine. that's your belief. but not everybody is. and you're not going to convince everybody to come to you. >> reporter: they will also elect a senator to run against feinstein. >> not a household name yet. >> reporter: republicans say their strategy is to run economic issues that taxes and budget deficits will be the key to victory in november. rob roth, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the mother of a young marine spoke out today about her son.

7 marines were killed in a midair collision. they were there on a training mission. one was 33-year-old sergeant jeffrey avery everett of fresno. his mother says her husband believes hedied following his passion. >> she said i'm really sad. i hurt. but i can't be mad, i can't be angry about it because he was doing what he loved to do. and it was. he loved to fly. >> everett's mother says he left a job as a youth pastor in fresno to join the marines after the september 11th terrorist attacks. it could take weeks to determine the cause of the crash. >> a push to get iraq to buy more american rice. 12 representatives from states sent

a letter to the iraqi government asking it to resume buying american rice. they have been buying cheaper gas from india. >> a palo alto lawmaker introduces a bill to expand distribution of unused prescription drugs. state senator is sponsoring the legislation. it expands counties the ability to collect unused drugs from nursing homes and drug makers and provide them to people who need them. supporters say it will help one-third of uninsured people in california who can't afford the medicines. >> santa clara valley medical center hosted a meeting. organizers said it's particularly timely because of the brain injuries to gabriel

giffords. >> literally every week there's a new application that is coming out for the iphone, ipad, the droid phone that really significantly increase people's ability to enjoy life and also to be independent. >> the conference wraps up tomorrow with messages on athletic concussions and brain injury treatment for military personnel and veterans. >> over to chief meteorologist bill martin. what can you say? >> embrace it because it's continuing. today was another outstanding day. temperatures in the 70s. slightly cooler than yesterday. let's go outside. we go out to the delta area. i've got 71 degrees. arrows represent a southwest wind blowing 14 miles per hour sustained. that's kind of breezy and that's opposite direction of the winds that we had yesterday. those warming winds. the northeast winds, which were coming this way. the winds have shifted.

that's the beginning of our cool-down. it's not going to get cold. it's just going to get cooler. tomorrow, another nice day but not 70s. tomorrow, temperatures mostly in the 60s. what happens tomorrow? significant cool-down. 65 in santa rosa. dropping 10 degrees. 65 in san jose. that's not bad for february. still going to be very nice. sunday will be the coolest day on the week. as the weak weather system gets close to us, bumps up along the coast. cooler on saturday. sunday, a few more clouds and cooler as well, then back here, a chance for a few sprinkles as we go in to next week. nothing big though. here we are on saturday, lunchtime. nice day. sunday, 4:00, clouds like we forecasted. then here comes monday, 3:00, not a bad day. here comes tuesday night in to wednesday night, your best bet for showers. doesn't look like

a big deal at all. then a few scattered clouds. so we're basically dry. through the weekend, the thing you'll notice will be a little cooler tomorrow, about 10 degrees cooler, then further cooling as we head in to sunday. we're not cooling in to the 20s or 30s. we're cooling in to the 60s. so just another great bay area weekend. your bay area weekend in view right there. weather looks good this weekend. a few clouds on sunday. don't change your plans. in the middle of next week, we'll get more sprinkles. >> tonight the countdown is on. and will this be the winner? we're learning what the os car show will focus on sunday night. owners compared their trucks to a chevy silverado? i can see myself driving in this for hours and hours. i like it.

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>> the academy awards ceremony is just three days away. the producers are stirring up oscar buzz with new details of the event. the team of this year's academy awards will be comedy with host billy crystal. there will be a who's who of hollywood on the red carpet and on the stage. >> tina fey, bradley cooper.

the bridesmaids will be here . will ferrell. tom hanks, tom cruise, angelina jolie, michael douglas, sandra bullock. >> the rewards will also include reflective moments to remember those in the industry who have died including singer whitney houston. go to ktvu.com and scroll down to our academy awards section. there you'll find videos of past winners. >> from the mouth of a killer, the chilling video we've just obtained. more than 10 hours of the so called speed free killer. also, two bullet holes remain where a one-year-old girl was standing inside her home in oakland just moments before. the reason this oakland mom said god intervened today when gun shots rang out.

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