. complete bay area news coverage starts right now. this is the 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. the sports world's biggest show and america's biggest metropolis and 80,000 spectators and global television audience get ready for super bowl xlviii. good evening, i'm ken wayne. >> i'm heather holmes and wire less than 24 hours away from america's biggest sporting event, super bowl xlviii and football fans have taken over new york times square and super bowl boulevard. tomorrow the focus shifts to

new jersey, metlife stadium this east rutherford military aircrafts are just part of the effort to keep people seattle tomorrow if any aircraft enters this no-fly zone, one of those flee blackhawks will intercept it and escort it back to a landing where federal agents will waiting. our team coverage between the seattle seahawks and denver broncos starts with one of our own. gasia mikaelian. >> reporter: 1:00 in the morning, new york time -- . [ inaudible ] >> an amazing once-in-a- lifetime experience. ryan is hired. look a little different what we first met aim hundreds a friend aaron on the plane to new york monday morning. >> it's been a long, long week, a lot of walking. we thought our feet were ready for it, but apparently they are

not. it's been a blast. >> reporter: they bought ticket to the super bowl through a sales competition at his job with sprint. they saw a maroon 5 concert and picked sovereigns for the little ones back home. >> for some reason he loves garbage trucks. >> reporter: they made the trek to new jersey to visit the bakery from the tv show "cake boss." and say this trip has been delicious from sweet to is savory. >> best thing you have eaten all week? >> there is a hot dog down the interest street and their bratwurst are phenomenal. >> reporter: while buff says he is having the time of his life in new york and new jersey, he doesn't expect to go to the big game when it's in his own backyard. >> i'm surely go there to experience a lot of the festivities. but as far as going to the game, unless i win tickets, i probably won't be going. >> reporter: so many here thankful that the weather has improved.

when we arrived here on tuesday it was 19 degrees. bitterly cold, but now you can see it has warmed up to 45. live in new york city, gasia mikaelian, ktvu channel 2 news. gasia is sporting her brand- new hat she bought in new york city and will be reporting live tomorrow. can you follow her on twitter and see the neat pictures of all the food sle as eaten in new york and updating her facebook page. agencies are helping secure tomorrow's game, including a massive effort by the fbi. the agent has set up a command post offer super bowl boulevard in times square. agents have worked on solving dozens of potential scenarios, but right now they say there are no current threats. our coverage continues throughout this newscast coming up ally little bitter later, how some hardcore football fans are spending some big bucks and remember the big game tomorrow airs right here on ktvu,

kickive to super bowl xlviii is at 3:30 the high school patrol slogan, fans don't let fins drive home drunk. on an owl out blitz again drunk driving. >> driving. >> have you had anything to drink this evening, sir? >> we're looking for an ode. we're looking for slurred speech and we're looking for bloodshot eyes. >> reporter: officers spot in an instant what drivers may want to disguise. >> can't you cover up with fragrances or with mouthwash. >> reporter: people try. people try. >> reporter: within the first hour of tonight's dui checkpoint in san rafael, several people were pulled out of line and tested. >> we're basicbly out here, because super bowl is tomorrow. >> reporter: this enforcement was planned back when the 49ers still had a shot, even without them. >> it's still a big game

tomorrow, a big day for people to have a big time and drink and abuse00 and abuse drugs and misbehavior. >> reporter: in california, five people die in dui cracks on super bowl sunday 2012. more than 100 were injured and more than 200 crashes. >> designated drivers, a cab, a bus, just don't get behind the wheel and everybody enjoys the revelry of the game, but the drink earring drive is unacceptable in any way, shape or form. >> most drivers are accustomed to checkpoints. it's good for our safety. it's something that should be done. >> reporter: what is the most drunk person you have seen at one of these? >> people that usually fall out of car and they don't even know how they got in the car. that is why we're out here. >> our goal is not to have anyone arrested for drunk drive and no crashes and everybody gets home and monday morning they get up and going to work. if that is the game plan for everybody, that is great for us. >> reporter: this was the first arrest of the night, an outstanding

warrant on a traffic case. so far, one other arrest. that one was dui and several citations for unlicensed drivers. tonight is awareness. tomorrow saturation patrols across the bay area, stating at about 3:00 and lasting well past the final super bowl score. reporting live in anraphael, debora villone. >> the search is on for a donovan alamos who left his job at bay side center in santa cruz around 12:30 yesterday afternoon. alamos is in his late 20s and may not seem mentzally mentally challenged at first. a man opened fire at a room full of people, officers responding to the el cramino

bar after 1:00 a.m. officers say a man asked to leave returned to the bar opening fire. police say miraculously no one was hurt and the bouncer chased down the suspect. they arrested michael vargas of newark on suspicion of attempted murder. rain is expected to make its way to parts of the bay area tomorrow. you can see that beautiful sunset just beyond the bay bridge there and you can see some clouds and those clouds are part of that system that is heading this way. i know what all of you probably want to know is how much rain, mark, are we expecting from that? >> we're tracking rainfall rates and accumulations have been increasing. the overall system is supposed to completely miss the bay area, but right forecast models are pushing it closer to the coastline. the current position tour north and west offer the sonoma

county coastline, 10 miles to the north and west of the sonoma county coastlinept once live stormtracker 2 we have dry conditions, some rain showers to the west of cape mendicino. in terms of rainfall totals, here is our forecast model showing that we're dry. look at what happens first thing tomorrow morning. at 6:00, 8:00, you see the rain coverage on the increase, coastside and up in the north bay coming up at 10:35 we'll ran the forecast models through the entire day on sunday and  more projected rainfall total and the areas that could pick up .5" and the long-range outlook and let you know if we have more rain chances on long- range weather s. thank you, mark a group of faithful gathered to try to end the drought by following their age-old tradition to ask for divine intervention. several hundred muslims gathered at the fairgrounds to offer a special prayer for the blessing of rain. those who organized the event say that the prayer was written

centuries ago. >> in case of extreme drought, the prophet muhammad had taught the muslim community about 1400 years ago in arabia. >> the service was organized by the san francisco bay area chapter of the council on american-islamic relations who invited people of all faiths to attend. several native-american groups held rain dance and the catholic bishops asked for people to pray for rain. the key difference that this offers to those that failed in the past. woody allen's adopted daughter speaks out for the first time and the allegations had he is making against the famed filmmaker. high-flying beer delivery grounded. the plan in the work to get drone delivery up in the air again.

. san francisco police arrested at least four people today at a rally for nudity. about a dozen protesters were there to mark the first anniversary of the city law banning nudity. organizers say there is growing acceptance of what is called "body freedom." and they predict the law will be overturned. violations though could lead to $100 fine. the ordinance makes extensions for young children and the bay to breakers race. a new tax is up for debate at san francisco, a campaign was

kicked off today to sugary drinks by the ounce. >> other areas have failed to pass a soda tax and still san francisco leaders are pushing ahead with this proposal. our patti lee is live in the city where the food and beverage industry is gearing for yet another fight. >> reporter: if passed this tax could add $1.08 to the price of this double gulp. it's supposed to be a deterrent and that is why it's so controversial. at the punjab restaurant in the mission district, soda sales are credited for keeping this family business afloat. >> we have so many cuperts that come just to buy drink. sugary drinks including energy and sports crichs are now in the crosshair of san francisco supervisors. >> . >> 64-ounce soda here, 53 teaspoons. >> reporter: today they laid out a plan to

tack a $0.02 onto every ounce sold to raise money for exercise programs in low-income areas like bay view hunter's point. >> ss say the sugar is the hidden cause of the diabetes epidemic in children but grocers and restaurant you're evelyn wong fears a sugar tax won't have impact on the waistlines on children, but will have on the bottom line of small businesses. this isn't the first time san francisco has considered a soda tax, but the idea fizzled here in 2009. and as you mentioned in the city of richmond, it was flat out rejected in 2012. supervisors say they have learned from these past missteps and this third time around could be the charm and

will announce it officially tuesday in front of the whole council. east bay community college strict has announced plans to stop investing in fossil fuels. trustees for the peralta district passed a resolution to sell stock in oil and gas companies within five years. now that district includes berkeley city college, college of alameda, laney college and merritt college. about 30,000 students attend those schools. the excisioned adds to a growing campaign by student as cross the country to get their schools to divest their interests in fossil tulle nyse a man who claims to be a catholic priest is conducting can services and possibly taking money from people in the bay area area and oregon the diocese is asking people to be on the lookout for javier posadaa, who has invited himself into people's homes, focusing on the latino community. diocese says it has reports that some of those people gave posada money for a trip to

florida flood warning . a whose who of women barbara lee and nancy pelosi were on hand for the release of the stamp. chism was the first african- american woman elected to congress in 1968. after she died in 2005, representative lee worked to get a commemorative stamp. >> well, i wasn't registered to vote and at mills college, they told me little girl, she said to register and was the person who gave me the inspiration to get involved in politics. >> an overflowing crowd took part on forum that followed on women's economic empowerment. on the first day of black history money, google honoring harriet tubman. the former slave helped more

than 300 fugitive slaves make a perilous journey to escape to freedom. tubman later acted as spy for the army in the civil war. a northern california man is celebrating tonight, as mae fesai tells us that the man was sworn in as i an attorney after a long fight for the right to practice. >> in spite of the obstacles and inspeed sportsnite of thestet bacs we pushed forward op. >> reporter: on the steps of the california state boyding sergoy garcia was sworn in as the state's first officially reck inside undocumented tomorrow. garcia was brought to the u.s. from mexico as an infant. he attended law school and passed the california bar exam in 2009, but found out his license was invalid because he was an undocumentedded immigrant. after a four-year court battle garcia, his family and supporters celebrated the day. >> to be able to rise above

that. >> reporter: garcia was also surrounded by total strangers, those who don't know him personally, but know his strugglele as an m grant all too well amp 1 years garcia is still waiting for a green card. >> he has come here as a child and gone through the educational system here. he just doesn't have a green card. that is all. >> reporter: last year governor brown signed a measure allowing undocumented immigrants to practice law in state. last month the california supreme court passed the law in a unanimous decision. >> if people want to give back to our society and those who work hard and are doing everything that they can to become citizens, then we need to open our doors for them. that is how america was founded. >> reporter: supporters at tonight's ceremony say they hope that the california court's decision will set a precedent for other states to follow. >> you know, i'm super excites that my case inspires across the nation and i think independent of whether you were blessed with being born in this

country or not. i think a lot of people have been inspired. >> reporter: that was mae fesai reporting. the. >> it was a long wait, but tens of thousands of fans say it was worth it to meet their favorite san francisco giant today. >> welcome to fanfest! >> many people camped out official outside of at&t park at the fanfest celebration. an estimated 30,000 fans had a chance to get autographs and pictures with their baseball heroes. >> there is a lot of kids that you can see the excitement in their face and it's a lot of fun for us. >> it was just crazy. it's just an honor to meet him. >> fans won't have to wait much longer to see the team in

action. pitchers and catchers report to spring training in arizona on valentine's day. a beer company's dream of delivering cold ones by drone has been shot down by the faa, lakemaid beer got a lot of buzz from the youtube video showing drones delivering 12-pack of beer to an ice fishermen. some local bars thought it was a clever idea. if somebody is willing to invest money in a free market way, such as that, and make it work for them, great. >> but when the faa saw this video, it threw cold water on the plan, taking lakemaid that commercial use of drones is currently illegal. beer fans have startedded a whose.gov petition started a white house goher petition. you have heard of flash mobs, but what about mass mobs? how social media is bringing

life to neglected churches. a volcano sends ash a mile high after authorities allow people back. the efforts underway tonight to find the missing. police officer for a day, the special swearing-in for a 10-year-old boy who is battling more than just crime. . and it weather, a lot of sunshine for today, but changes developing offshore. coming up the forecast track of sunday's rainfall in the bay area and i will let you know if you have more rain clouds on our forecast

. rescue and recovery crews search for the dead and the dozens still missing tonight after a volcano erupted in north sumatra. it was just this morning when the volcano sent plumes of ash more than a mile into the sky.

just yesterday villagers were allowed back to their home because official said that the active was decreasing. local dead under a journalist and four high school student and their teacher. eleven years ago today, the space shuttle columbia exploded in space after a successful lift-off and 16 days in orbit columbia broke up as it tried to reenter the earth's atmosphere. all seven aboard were killed. nasa held a day of remembrance yesterday for fallen astronauts from columbia as well as the challenger shuttle and the apollo one program. at had hour elections are underway in thailand, but months of protests continued today with a gunfight in the street. the battle startd when provider

enders the building. her opponents were enfuriated when she tried to pass a law that would have allowed her brother, the former prime minister, who was oust interested in a coup to return to the country. for the first time, the adopted daughter of filmmaker woody leaven has written publicly of the sexual abuse she says she suffered as a child. 28-year-old dilan farrow says, "she told her mother, mia farrow after allen sexually assaulted her when she was 7 years old." the allegations came to light in 199after allen became involved with another adopted daughter soon yi can previn. you have heard of flash mobs and now get ready for mass mobs. a way to pack churches that are neglected. it all started in buffalo where

the population has shrunk and it's hard to fill pews to pay tribute not only to the catholic faith, but to the city's many beautiful churches, a parishioner has launched a mass mob. so far the idea was spread to nearby rochester. a 10-year-old boy stood tall as he took an oath to become an honorary officer an at upstate new york police department. >> j.j. honsinger suffers from a ray, degenerative disease that affects the memory, balance, lungs and liver, j.p. joined his partner on k-9 patrol. he didn't talk much with reporters, but his father says he is grateful that his son had this opportunity. >> i'm extremely happy. you know, because it's something that has been in his mind for years and i'm trying to give him every experience he can have now. >> j.p.

says the day as an officer was one of the highlights of his young life. >> what a sweet boy. the golden yen state may not be the place to spend your golden years and the obstacles facing retireis. >> the spike in crime that is sending them door-to-door. and he crossed the bridge and did not get a very warm reception in new york city. new jersey's governor, boy he is still feeling the heat over over that bridge scandal.

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. only on 2 tonight a group of east bay residents are joining forces to protect themselves and take back their neighborhood. they are the latest people to try to organize a private security patrol in oakland. ktvu's cristina rendon shows us how volunteers go door-to-door to protect themselves. >> hi, i'm your neighborhood.

>> hello. >> a prendly visit by neighbors is start of a new association committed to protecting residents in the lincoln highlights area of oakland's dimond district. the group is going door-to- door. >> hi. >> hi. >> reporter: trying to get 100 people to sign up for private security guard to patrol their neighborhood. they met saturday morning to plan their pitch before canvassing the streets. >> we have known about the crime that has been happening and we see it in our e-mail groups and talk to our neighbors it's happen. >> reporter: the need for private patrol was spurred tuesday when an armed intruder shot and injured a 81- year-old resident in her home. >> it's about everybody looking out for each other. protecting the neighborhood. protecting oakland. >> reporter: this group knows oakland police are short-staffed and say they just can't wait on them anymore. >> no, we can't wait for that. >> joann string isn't

convinced that paying out-of- pocket is in order. >> you are at mercy of who those individuals are and they can only be in one place at one time. it's our city's problem. >> reporter: the group knows there may be some some limitations like guards being unarmed, but they say so far it's their best bet at deterring crime. >> building a community and getting everyone talking to each other, so we can respond faster an watch out for each other. >> reporter: private patrol would cost residents about $30 for a security guard five days a week and say they have an overwhelming positive response to today's canvassing and plan to be back out again next week to recruit more members. reporting in oakland, cristina rendon, ktvu, channel 2 news. >> might not have been their first choice at how to spend saturday morning, but some bay area youngsters are smiling brighter because of it. >> here we go away we go. >> this free dental clinic in oakland today, part of the nationwide give a kid a smile event.

the 12th annual event is organized by the american deputialitial organizers, exams, extras and cleanings and made sure that they learned how to take care of their teeth in future. >> when they first come here registration, they go over to the health education center and they are given oral hygiene instructions and they come over here for the exam and preventative services. >> free clinic continues tomorrow, but participates do have to register ahead of time. some money-crunkers put california no. 1 on the list of worst states to retire. kiplinger's says the state's high income tax and sales tax rates to be tough on retirees. the magazine looked at life expectancy, crime and living experiences. kiplinger's suggest that retirees trying to bite a home might be tough going it's since the median home prices are second in the country behind hawai'i. although his state is

hovering the super bowl tomorrow, new jersey governor chris christie had little fans today. >> . >> you might have heard the boos mitched in with light applause was the governor spoke at times square. yesterday a lawyer for a tomorrow top aide says he has evidence that christie knew of the deliberate lane closures to the george washington bridge. christia's office released a statement again today denying that he knew anything about the closures. happening now, the empire state building as you see here lit up in super bowl team colors. the sky scrape spiriting on a light show all driven by social media. the fan-base of the satisfactions or broncos sending most tweets will get to see their team's colors reflected on the iconic building. as you can see tonight it's shining for the seahawks. people would be huddled around the television and in some cases a new big-screen and

john sasaki canting up up with the fans willing to spend big bucks to watch the game at home- a wall of flat-screen tvs lured in people at the emeryville best buy, looking for the right size and price. >> i really just want good quality picture and plenty of flexibility to plug things into it. >> reporter: this rush is on largely because people want to see the super bowl in all of its majesty. >> i'm a retired guy and i have started to watch a lot of television, and my eyes are a little older and i need a better tv. best buy officials toll me off- camera that today the store was projected to sell two to thee times more tvs and home theater equipment than on a normal saturday. given how long people stayed in the tv area, it's clear this is no simple task. >> this is hell -- an hour now? we were over there and i have bought four tvs by now, really? i'm like this is the one -- no, this is the one.

>> reporter: some shoppers admitted they might not even watch the game. >> no, 49ers aren't in it. >> but they still felt the time was right to buy because of the deals. the one we're going to pay have $641, an open-box model and the original price is $1300. >> reporter: one man says he prepares for this kipe of perfect. >> i tie to do as much research ahead of time before i get into the store and so i don't have to spend a lot of time thinking in the store. best buy tells me that there should be another rush tomorrow, but should die off around noon. john sasaki, ktvu channel 2 news. we have breaking news out of napa where the drum discovery of a 4-year-old girl has triggered the search for the child's mother and her boyfriend. police are searching for sarah krueger and ryan scott warner. police say they were called to an participant around 1:00 this afternoon to check on that child, they say when they

arrived they found the little girl dead in bed. police anyone with information on these two is asked to call napa police immediately. on a much happier note an explosion of fireworks celebrate the year of the horse. . what pel are saying this new year may bring? it look likes rain is on the way, ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo is coming up with how much wet weather we might be able to expect on super bowl sunday there is

. well a bit of a split weather pattern. tomorrow we're talking about more cloud and increasing rain chances in the bay area. cape mendicino, trying to detect rainfall locally. not the case right now, but that could be changing first thing sunday morning. current temperatures, cooling off rapidly, in fact, already some 30s to show up in santa rosa, napa. a lot of talk about the super bowl forecast. it's actually going to be okay. i'm going to put our forecast model in action. the bulk of activity remains to the north and south of east rutherford. this is it still about a 30% chancef showers and temperatures at kickoff will be in the

40s,43 degrees. so at least the forecasted temperature for kickover has been kick has been going up. san francisco tomorrow morning, upper 40s, on track to reach the mid-50s. then the extended, dry weather pattern with partly cloudy skies. in the very long forecast, maybe a week from now we could be talking about a significant change in the weather pattern that could include some more raindrops out there. overnight lows will be in the 30s to start out your sunday morning. widespread lower 40s around the bay and san josi at 39. the weather system, as you can see it approaching our coastline. the track is very important in terms of rainfall chances in the bay area. it will be cooler. as far as the scattered rain showers the heaviest activity could be near the immediate

coastal for the coastal hills of north bay. putting this into motion tomorrow, you can see tomorrow morning at 6:00, 7. >> to 8:00, scattered showers at 12:00 and even into the afternoon hours. by late tomorrow afternoon into sinned night we scale back on rainfall coverage. by this time tomorrow, probably just mostly clear skies. the big range may be .05". for the coastal hills potentially up to .5". forecast highs for tomorrow, mainly in the 50s. warmerrest locations could be flirting with the 60-degree mark. half moon bay 55 degrees. here is a look ahead, your five- day forecast and finally changes to talk about. some scattered showers tomorrow, especially for the coastal hills. clearing into monday. more sunshine by tuesday.

a slight chance of showers thursday. a week from tomorrow, forecast models hinting at rainfall. i find a correlation, the more i excited i guess the more the storms fall apart. >> thank you, mag. hong kong brought in the year of the horse with a lot of fireworks. . 32,000 fireworks to be specific lit up the sky for the lunar festival that welcomes the year 4712. in chinese astrology the year of the horse promises a year of extremes, including romance and chaos and market fluctuations. this year's parade is february and our own julie haener is co- hosting the event. and cal tries to shock the

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. good evening everyone and welcome back to this saturday night edition of sportswrap of the cal bears have been trying all season to establish themselves as one of the upper end programs in college basketball. they made a big step in that direction tonight. beas taking on undefeated and top-ranked arizona, which had to play much of the game without ashley, who injured his foot. solomon with 2 of his 12 pines.

later in the second the bears by 2, maybe it 4 which cobbs floats in. cobbs had 19, but his biggest shot was still to come. the wildcats had a 2-point lead and back and forth they went. 58-all. bears have a chance to win it or force overtime. cobb with a tough shot that goes down with .9 of a second to play. they improved to 6. >> reporter: 3 in the conference and 15-7 overall and make a nice statement about their team. >> controlling off losing three straight, we needed to play well at home. i'm just happy we got this one. i'm proud -- like i said, it's only one win, but we're going to enjoy