morning when a construction crew cut a line accidentally. >> we haven't had information of lost calls to 911 or dropped calls. as far as we know it is working. >> reporter: cell service for non-verizon customers was lost and he said his lanline went down. >> cell is working, not the house phone. >> reporter: atms were out of service. this wells fargo bank referred customers to other cities. >> self-service is the first thing we noticed. i came downtown, can't get no money. you have money? >> reporter: crews are working all day. the company doesn't have an estimate on how many customers were effected but in the last half hour we learned service

has been restored. maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. pg&e said it received a a report that someone tried to get into a home. the report came on facebook this weekend. the impostor wanted to come in to check the electricity. the homeowner said the person at the door wasn't wearing pg&e closing and they don't get electricity from pg&e. the sheriff's department called out the bomb department after old ordinance. investigators say a person getting the home ready for sale discovered the explosives. neighbors reported hearing explosions as the bomb squad was blowing up what they found. we were waiting for word on

what they found. two back to back earthquakes jolted people today. we sent news chopper two over the areas and you are looking at it here. they happened long the hayward fault in el cerrito. john fowler is live now above the epicenter. >> reporter: that's. on the golf course right now on the third fairway. this is the hayward fault. this is where it left go an hour before dawn. there is a trace through the grass here, that is where the fault comes to the service. >> reporter: it hit six miles below the golf course, a double tap, 7 seconds apart. >> first was a small shake and then it stopped and a stronger shake after that. >> felt shaking this morning at 5:30. >> reporter: she says running parallel through the hills, the

fault is quite different from one area to another. you can see in this cross section. you are looking east into the fault. >> it was here in this little cluster. >> reporter: at the transition, where the rocks slip and yellow where the fault is locked. >> produces earthquakes with a -- every so often. >> reporter: a 3.5 and 4.0. same place as one 28 years ago. little damage today. we found cracked plaster and nerves. >> all i could hear was laughter. the laughter -- at 6:00, the part that is the most

risky. reporting live in el cerrito, john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. that prompted a survey of bay area rapid transit tracks this morning. trains were held at stations and delayed 10 minutes. riders experienced short delays. structural engineers were called to university of california at berkeley today. they walked the site to see if anything moved and found no damage. this is video from news chopper two, the stadium is being renovated. and it triggered comments on facebook. 400 people posted comments in the first 10 minutes. we had a total of 600 comments. coming up, ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar looks at construction project. shimon peres is in the bay

area tonight. the first time a sitting president from israel has done that. ktvu's robert handa is here and tells us why he wanted to come here. robert? >> reporter: we are at one of the sites in south san jose where ibm runs one of its labs and where shimon peres made a stop for economic and social reasons. >> reporter: shimon peres took a tour at the research and development center in san jose this morning, it was one of his stops. his reason? >> i want to see the future. how will it look. >> reporter: he was briefed on discoveries. at one point he got to operate the nobel prize winning scannal

microscope -- scanning microscope. he hopes hopes to expand the relationship. his first questions focused on when innovation can become a product. >> how long will it take before you really have a device? >> we are not trying to make a product next year. we are trying trying to do what is on the edge of what anything in the world can do. >> i am telling my government please don't invest in banks. the best investment is education. that also means the social network. >> facebook introduced the deepest social change. >> reporter: the president plans to meet with major

venture cap lists. at 6:00 more of what he has to say. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. an facebook we asked for your reaction to the statement from the president that facebook introduced more social change than any political power. one of our viewers writes in, that is a strong statement but i believe that mark zuckerberg deserves credit for introducing social change to a generation of young people. another viewer writes: i get more information through facebook than from media. you can join the conversation by going to ktvu's facebook page. iderally's prime minister was in washington. president obama met with him at the white house. president obama vowed to keep

iran from developing nuclear weapons. coming up, the clear warning from israel's prime minister. we have developing news from sacramento. this is a live picture of police in the back ground. and students. many students are from the bay area. they marched to the state capital. they are upset about the education cults and the high tuition. ktvu's noelle walker is with the students. she will have a report in 8 minutes. tomorrow is super tuesday. the day when 10 u.s. states plan to vote in the primary race. today they focused on one key super tuesday state. ohio where polls show mitt romney is slightly in the lead and today he told reporters president obama failed to

deliver on his campaign promises and he made one of his own. >> i will focus this campaign on president obama's failure to lead on the economy and failure to lead on shrinking the government. this will be about more jobs and smaller government. >> mitt romney picked up two big endorsements. rick santorum also barn stormed through ohio. he said he is winning votes, despite being way outspent by mitt romney. >> the 2/3 of the contribution come from under dwohundred dollars. 2/3 of mitt romney's contributions come from people who give the maxed out amounts. >> rick santorum campaigned where he said mitt romney lacks the heart of a true conservative. >> and mitt romney is gaming momentum with voters.

he and rick santorum neck and neck. mitt romney has 34% support with voters and rick santorum with 31%. this is a statistical tie. but still it is a 10-point shift for mitt romney who last week was 10 points behind rick santorum. this all could change tomorrow, it is super tuesday with 419 delegates at steak. in georgia, 76. ohio 66. these polls will be closing during this newscast at this time. tomorrow, here for super tuesday, we will bring you the latest numbers on the air and on www.ktvu.com. thousands of layoffs could be coming to yahoo. they are preparing for a major restructuring. the job cuts could be announced by the end of the month. no word how many wail be in the bay area.

they will be aimed at their large products area. on wall street, stocks were down as investors are worried about the impact of slower growth in china. china cut its growth goal. analysts say it isn't huge but it is going in the wrong direction. the nasdaq is down 26 to 2,950. the dow is down 15 points to 12,963. we are live in sacramento with a tale of two protests in the name of education. back here in 10 minutes a nice warm one today but you will notice the cool down tomorrow. how much cooler it will be for your tuesday. [ male announcer ] if you believe the mayan calendar,

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california gathered in sacramento with a message for governor jerry brown about the high cost of higher education. many students from the bay area. they are still rallying at this hour in sacramento and there are a lot of police officers on hand and a group that staged a sit in inside the capital building. ktvu's noelle walker is live now. >> reporter: some people are calling this a marge for education. whatever you call it the goal is the same. look over here. you see people gathered. there are more people inside the building. everybody came here today because they want their politicians politicians to do something about tuition hikes and funding for education. >> reporter: it turned into a occupy theater. with hundreds of people packing the building. police blocked some from

reaching center stage. >> let us in. >> group calling itself occupy education organized this. the event was not permitted. it is what some organizers worried about this morning. >> i just want everyone to know it is the hard work of the students. >> reporter: occupy? >> occupy specifically. yes. >> reporter: thousands joined the mark this morning. >> we are hoping we can funnel this energy. >> reporter: police and rally peace keepers looked for trouble. like anyone carrying a shield. >> can't use these signs. >> reporter: at a rally they demanded change. >> budget cuts made this more unattainable. >> reporter: some leaders joined their voices. >> you have the right to be

mad. >> the solution is self- evident. invest in higher education. >> reporter: this morning the organizers told me they would have a general assembly today and the place would be the news of the day. we know that that is taking place inside the capital rotunda. there are hundreds of people inside. police told me the capital closes at 6:00 and anybody who refuses to leave is subject to arrest. we will be back here at 6:00 and let you know. noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. republican leaders stay students deplanned a millionaire tax won't solve the problem. we talked to state senate republican leader who said the idea could back fire by driving people out of california with

high earnings. >> nothing more portable than a millionaire with money. they move and they do. >> he says democrats are at fault for the lack of school funding and he said they approved too many schools that need funding. the government agency that congress set up to handle complaints aboutficial institutions will begin taking complaints about students who receive loans from private institutions. they take complaints about mortgages and credit cards, it now expects students to call about billings, or debt collection practices. they say they will work with the department of education on federally backed loans. baby who briefly survived a tornado was buried today. she was found alive in a field

but he suffered head injuries injuries and was taken off life support yesterday. her parents and siblings were also killed. today they were buried. one relative tried to find a keepsake. >> i want to find something that we could keep for a memory of them. we don't have nothing. nothing there. >> snow is now interfering with clean up. 42 twisters swept across 10 states friday. 39 people were killed. president obama will be delivering a high school commencement speech in a missouri town. this is video of the president touring the wreckage in joblen. it struck within an hour after graduation ceremony last year,

killing 160 people. it destroyed had town's high school. we are learning another person died from a avalanche. a man who was riding a snowmobile triggered an avalanche. the snow carried him to the battle of the mountain. because of the danger, recovery teams weren't able to recover his body till the morning. last thursday a skier was killed in an avalanche. our weather here, fantastic weekend. you were saying changes on the way? >> yeah. it was an outstanding weekend. numbers in the 70s over the weekend. beautiful. nice today. a weather system comes in, they will get snow from this one. winter weather advisory. you can see there is not a lot

of moisture but cold air drops in. the front is up here. moving this way. the thing we will notice is the big cool off and then the winds. the winds along the coast and hills will pick up. a wind advisory goes into effect tomorrow. winds right now, off shore, off san francisco, 30 miles per hour. what is happening? the winds kick up, the cool air gets here and temperatures go out of the 70s and back into the 50s for the most part. cools off tomorrow. might see a chance -- there is a chance of a light sprinkle. not a big deal. overnight. before your morning commute and after you go to bed. lot of folks wouldn't notice it. the main story tomorrow, cool and windy. as we go into the day. the wind advisory, windy in the hills. be prepared for that.

here is the situation. the system dropping rain towards northern california. sticks around till tomorrow night. the mountains, long the coast, 20-30 miles per hour. when i come back, 5:45, to the five-day forecast, there is a chance of more rain, we will look that long range model. >> thank you. people that aquarium are mourning the death of a sea otter. she was the first to act as a cereigate mother. she was rescued in 2001. she showed signs of kidney failure last week and died saturday. she was about 15 or 16 years old. hundreds of drunk driving convictions could be in doubt in san francisco. why the district attorney is

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homeowners $900 to help them apply for assistance. you can get the same help for free. today san francisco's district attorney and public defender joined forces on a case that could throw hundreds of convictions into doubt. >> in many cases the individuals have served their sentences. >> at issue is the preliminary alcohol screening deviced used to screen drunk drivers. they found irreggial aries in the way police officer tested the device. they failed to calibrate and test the devices properly. the district attorney launched a investigation. >> at this point we have no reason to believe there was malicious intend in this process, a process that fell

through due negligence. >> he said he will dismiss convictions in which the device was key to the case. he believes that number is small. but he said the first breath test can frame the entire investigation and he said the suspects face more than a prison term. >> driving under the influence cases, there are consequences, including higher insurance rates, used as a prior conviction for 7 years. >> he said 500 to 1,000 cases could potentially be effected here and they are asking anyone arrested by san francisco police and convicted of drunk driving in the last six years to contact them. a judge is considering another legal hurdle in the san francisco 49ers stadium deal.

a judge today heard arguments on whether a financing deal should be subject to voter approval. it did not spell out how the project would be financed. opponents said it should be subject to a vote. stadium supporters say the public should not have a vote. a a's player who had a hit in their first world championship died. he led the team with 27 home runs. his biggest hit was a single in game four of the 1972 world series. it would be the last hit of his 13 year career. he died last night in alabama after a long illness. he was 73. a possible change of venue and damaging testimony. what a judge said this woman

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. complete bay area news coverage continues. this is ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. a key development today in the trial of san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi. it involve as former girlfriend of his and whether she will be allowed to testimony. ktvu's david stevenson tells us what the judge just decided. david? >> reporter: that's right. a judge ruled the ex-girlfriend of ross mirkarimi will get to testify at his trial.

>> reporter: for a second day, she took the stand in san francisco court. airing allegations she suffered abuse during her 2007, 2008 relationship with san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi. he is on trial for domestic violence for bruising the arm of his wife ellana lopez on december 31. flores, seen here in 1996 says ross mirkarimi shoved her against a wall and bruised her arm in 2008. she said she confronted him after finding another woman's underwear and he graped my arm. the story shows he has a propensity for violence against women.

the lawyers said, she e-mailed him, indicating she was threatening to get even with him. >> we want to move forward, make sure the defend has a fair trial. >> reporter: his lawyers say he can't get a fair trial. they filed a motion to have it moved out of san francisco. >> you have the publicity, you have, you know, an onslaught of coverage to which the citizens of san francisco are entitled but he is also entitled a fair trial. the judge will take up that motion. 200 jurors this morning. jury selection will continue tomorrow. reporting live, david stevenson, ktvu channel 2 news. new readings on the earthquake show higher numbers. the first quake was a 3.5 and the second was 4.0. they struck with 7 seconds in

between. the earthquakes were sented in the el cerrito. you are looking at video here. u.s. geological survey censors are located at the country club. today's jolt raises the question, what if the fault produce as major earthquake? ktvu's consumer editor tom vacar is live with a look at how your tax dollars have been at work in preparation for such an event. >> reporter: they showed us what we needed to do. technology showed us how. >> reporter: the bay bridge is designed to with stand an earthquake. the western span has been retrofitted as well. and the approach to had golden

gate bridge. caltrans spent 18 years upgrading every bridge in the state. thousands of bridges across california have been strengthened. you can see it if you have a trained eye. a column looks different. >> reporter: old columns are thin. upgraded columns are wider. >> caltrans is a world renowned resource for places to come and learn to what to do correctly. >> reporter: the tunnels are being built to ensure emergency traffic can flow through within 72 hours at the very latest. >> wereplaceed and strengthened. -- we replaced and strengthened. >> reporter: bart has

retrofitted its system making it safer. reporting live, consumer editor tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. you can go to www.ktvu.com for more information on today's earthquake. we have a survival guide also. click on the earthquake tab on the home page. some major supporters of the first recall oakland mayor jean quan campaign are dropping out. the man who started the campaigns is vowing to carry on, even if his backers are backing out. >> reporter: president obama and the prime minister of israel pledged to work together to keep iran from developing nuclear weapon and he said that includes the use of force. >> i reserve all options and my policy is not going to be one of containment. it is of prevention.

>> president obama welcomed the prime minister to the white house today. they reinforced their close ties but he made it clear israel will not a wait for permission to fend off any attacked. >> israel has the right to make its own decisions. i believe that is why you appreciate israel must receiver the right to defend itself. >> they believe that iran has the capacity to build a nuclear weapon but hasn't yet done so. john mccain called for foreign military intervention against the government of syria. john mccain made the comments on the senate floor. he criticized president obama's approach of emphasizing diplomacy. and says if they continue it will lead to a moral defeat for

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. san francisco police are asking for help in finding a hit-and-run driver who injured a pedestrian. investigators say the driver drove up on to the sidewalk near 16th street after 2:00 a.m. on saturday. a man on the sidewalk was hit and suffered life threatening trauma. it is a cream colored 1970 car. the parents of one of the victims of the "speed freak killers" wants to make sure wesley shermantine does not profit from his crimes. wesley shermantine told authorities were bodies would be. he received money from a bounty hunter but now he is looking for a book deal and the family

might sue to stop him from getting money. >> we have civil actions. any profits the criminal receives can go to compensation. >> i don't care who gets it, just so he doesn't. >> wesley shermantine has been condemned to die. he bought a tv for his prison cell. southwest airlines canceled a flight today after a passenger found a box cutter in a been. the passenger made the discovery after the plane left the gate but before it took off. the plane returned to the gate and all 97 passengers were taken off and sent through screening again. southwest put them on other nights. investigators are still trying to determine how it get on board. a store was forced to toss out food today when its freezer

broke down. the system at the smart and final stopped working. shoppers were greeted with a sign informing them foods from the deli and freezer would not be available today. we called the store and it is still being repaired but could be running tonight. it is escalating, the ward of words between rush limbaugh and a college student. back here, there is a chance of sprinkles on the early morning commute on thursday. when the sprinkles will occur.

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lady gaga is making history once again. she became the first person to attract 20 million followers on twitter. she set an earlier record last may. justin bieber is the second most followed followed by katy perry. the war of words between rush limbaugh and a law student escalated today. >> only they try to use extortion, pressure, threats to silence opposing voices. >> what does it say? >> rush limbaugh said he will replace the advertisers who pulled their ads.

aol said his comments are not in line with their comments. sandra fluke testified in support of healthcare coverage before congress. sandra fluke responded today on the view. >> i don't think that a statement like this issued saying his choice of words was not the best changes anything. >> national women's rights groups are calling on them to take rush limbaugh off the air. coming up at 6:00, why she says she is not surprised about what rush limbaugh said. the man who claims he owns half of facebook added more attorneys. he hired 5 new lawyers. he said the addition should be

seen as an indication of the case's strength. he is suing in buffalo. he claim as contract he signed in 2000 ta33 entitles him to the half of the site. data stolen by sony last year included michael jackson's collection of songs. that includes his published music with unreleased tracks. authorities arrested two suspects who appeared in court friday and pleaded not guilty. sony bought michael jackson's music collection for $250 million in 2010. the symptoms of a concussion could linger for a year in 1/5 of children who suffer a head injury. they say 20% of kids should

memory problems a year after a mild concussion. the researchers say what this means is parents, doctors and teachers all need to watch for lingering symptoms after a concussion. babies and toddler whose snore are more likely to develop behavioral problems by age 7. they asked the parents of 11,000 children about what is called sleep disordered breathing. those are w the most severe symptoms were twice as likely to have problems at age 7. the united nations said the world set a record for dollar damage. the earthquakes in japan and new zealand pushed it to $380 billion. that is 2/3 higher than the previous records. it was driven by hurricane katrina.

this weekend i didn't something, i turned on the ac in my car. bill martin tell me i can't be the only one. >> i did that too. temperatures today in the 60s. it will be cold tomorrow, though. no air conditioning tuesday. cooler, wind in the forecast, overnight showers after you go to bed. here is how it looks right now. winds starting to gust to 32 miles an hour. these were the highs today. spectacular. very nice. will not be matched tomorrow. highs tomorrow are coming down 5-10 degrees. maybe more. maybe 15 degrees. you will notice the most tomorrow, the cool down. the system to the north, drops down, snow for the mountains. for us a slight chance of a

sprinkle between 1:00 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. in the morning. i think the roads will be slightly wet tomorrow morning. but it won't be standing water. it will slow you down. cool and windy tomorrow. extended forecast is dry after tonight. over night lows in the 40. we had coastal fog today. might be around a little bit. deeper tomorrow as the system gets closer to us. as the system moves in. early morningspriles. before i get up -- morning sprinkles. before i get up. winds up to 55 miles an hour. monday 11:00, that is tonight, here we are, clouds increase. showers, spotty. tuesday morning, 3:00 a.m., there it is. 4:00 a.m. light scattered sprinkles and south bay, 5:00 a.m., and the

commute is over and starts to dry out. glaze on the roadway for most of us, early morning hours. i don't think there will be a lot of us driving in rain. accumulations, trace amounts. highs tomorrow, big drop off. breezes at the coast, hills and tomorrow. back in the 50s. very cool day. very noticeable. you will want a jacket. between 3:00, 7:00, sprinkles. clears out. windy in the afternoon. five-day forecast, looks like april, not march. >> looks like this past weekend. >> yeah. >> thank you. okay. look at this video. someone took these images that came from the international space station as it flew over the earth. they speeded it up and put it

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officials are looking at a change in city park rules to control geese. they say bird waste is leading to a big clean up expense and they want property owners to remove nests and puncture eggs and considering fencing. they want to get the world out to stop feeding the geese because it encourages them to stay. prince harry is in jamaica tonight, he will visit with the prime minister who wants to cut royal ties. yesterday he was in the bahamas and had to be rescued. his bolt broke down. the prince boarded a media boat that was following them. prince harry is part of a tour. the prince will be in jamaica

for four days and will have lunch with the prime minister tomorrow. he wants the careen removed as the head of state. coming up, gloria steinm in the bay area. we talked to her about rush limbaugh, and new at 6:00, one of the only ways ways for a college student to get around. her plea for the return of her stolen wheelchair and van.

complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this is ktvu channel 2 news at 6:00. these are live pictures of a protest going on at the state capital. you can see a line of police, some of them on horse back all standing guard. inside 100 protesters gathered and they are promising to stay put despite an order to leave. i am frank somerville. >> i am julie haener. many of the demonstrators are student protesting the high cost of education. police said they need to leave by 6:00 tonight. less than a minute from now.

ktvu's noelle walker is there with the latest on what is happening. >> reporter: i just got out of the building, talked to one of the officers, they haven't give an dispersal order yet. there is a certain amount of time that needs to go by. it is a fluid situation now. on the west steps we have protesters gathered outside. if i could ask john to pan long the side b hind that hedge. a few minutes ago there was a line of police in riot helmets and to the other side we have another protest that was planned and permitted going on on the north steps. this is happening as we have protesters inside. look at video. you will see the crowd has thinned but police are