maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> safeway reported shrinking profits today. the profits fell by 6.2% but sales rose 6.1%. all of that caused stock to sink 8% during the first hour of trading this morning. it closed at $20 and 95 cents. but that is still down. the dow is up 46 points to 12,985. stocked gained ground -- stocks gained ground today. the nasdaq is up 24 to 2,957. >>> a troubling report on pe and how schools are trying to do more. with less. >>> san francisco police make an arrest in connection with a man who was left for dead on a sidewalk, the clue that led investigators to the suspect. >>> new at 6:00. an update on the death of a san francisco man who layed in the street for hours before any contacted police. he pleaded not guilty today. investigators say he had a debt card belonging to the victim, richard sprague. richard sprague was found dead in the mission district on sunday morning. >>> a woman accepted a plea deal in the death of her boyfriend who she claimed abused her. she plead no contest yesterday to involuntary manslaughter for the de

reporting live, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the stock offering from facebook appears toaving a ripple effect. a number of publications are carrying stories saying home prices around palo alto has renewed strength. sellers wonder if they should hold out till the stock goes on the market. the date hasn't been set for the public offering. >>> samsung showed off its galaxy note today. it has a 5.3 high resolution screen and 4g service. we asked smartphone users what they think about it. >> i think it will be successful but, you know, i just -- i think, you know, depends on people are able to carry -- lug it around. [ laughter ] >> needs to be shorter. too long. you can see the screen well, here. you can see the screen. >> it will be available at at&t on sunday. >>> the new jersey state senate passed a bill to legalize same- sex marriage. new jersey governor promised to veto the bill. >>> today washington state became the 7th state to legalize same-sex marriage. >> it is signed! [ cheers and applause ] >> they signed the bill today and lawmakers celebrated that state capital.

maureen naylor live now near the town of lindon to tell us what was found today. >> reporter: after theain moved in, crews moved out. but we met with the investigator who revealed that many items were found. this after a day of gruesome discovery around a 45 feet hole. >> small piles of dirt and you can see bones sticking out of them. it's a horrendous scene. >> reporter: today crews sifted through the dirt looking for any evidence that may have left here linking deaths to shermantine and herzog. >> there was a pair of women's shoes and a pair of women's sneakers with socks and bones coming out of them. >> reporter: several pairs of women's shoes have been found. >> so far we have found several bones today. different sizes as well as human teeth. >> reporter: the evidence sorted on tables also includes pieces of skulls, a woman's purse and a woman's ring with initials on it. the investigator showed us handwritten letters with shermantine. >> he gives pretty explicit directions. chevy's body layed 6 feet on this side of the oak tree. >> reporter: tonight it is not clear how many victims

maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a special education teacher is facing charges of abusing twos. alexia aliki bogdis turned herself in to police on saturday. she faces 5 counts of child cruelty and four counts of battery. she is accused of slapping a boy and twisting another's wrist. she is out on bail and scheduled to enter a plea on march 1. >>> high school was locked down after a custodian appeared to spot a weapon out of a back pack. deputies apprehended 2 dozen students, they had brought nerf guns to school to play a game. school officials said no guns, real or fake are allowed. >>> a three judge panel will issue their ruling tomorrow on california's prop 8, banning same-sex marriage. ktvu's christien kafton is in san francisco. both sides saying this is another step in the process, not a final decision. correct? >> reporter: that's right. both sides say they are confident the issue will make its way to the u.s. supreme court and both sides will be out here tomorrow ready for the judge's ruling. >> reporter: the court of appeals issued a note saying the court anticipate fi

. >>> ktvu's maureen naylor tells us, a few months ago santorum was barely a blip in the forecast. >> reporter: california voters talked presidential politics over pizza. >> romney looks like the slam dunk candidate. but he seems wishy washy too. >> reporter: a poll shows mitt romney maintaining his lead with 31%. but rick santorum has surged to a strong second. ron paul also gained ground to 16% followed by newt gingrich who saw the most dramatic drop from 23% in november to 12% now. romney polled better with younger california voters who live on the coast and who are men. while santorum polled better with those who are born again christian, associated with the tea party and are women. >> seems like republican voters would prefer a new candidate. democrats thought kerry has the best chance to beat bush so the democrats got behind kerry but never really enthusiastic about it. >> it's anybody's race at this point in my head. >> reporter: don't count out candidates such as ron paul. >> he could come in second and third in each state. but he can amass delegates each time around. he could

maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. we have more details on the steve ruiz arrest. it started when the leader of hells angels jeffrey pettigrew was killed in reno on september 24 of last year. at jeffrey pettigrew's funeral, october 15a fight broke out and steve tausan was shot. police suspected steve ruiz of the killing and launched a manhunt. steve ruiz was located and arrested last night at a motel. >>> triple shooting in san jose left a man dead. coming up, why last night's violence came as a surprise to witnesses. there are new details emerging on the saga of the supervisor. her husband, was given a sex tape of his wife and another man. this happened six weeks before an incident between the man and her at a hotel. that incident landed her in the hospital. the district attorney has not brought charges against anyone involved. the supervisor announced she has temporarily stepped aside from her post and entered rehab. >>> reckless is how governor jerry brown described the republican presidential hopefuls. california republicans wrapped up their convention. as ktvu

maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >> good news for california lawmakers as say the work on next year's budget. the state could take in hundreds of millions of dollars from capital gains taxes. leaders issued a statement saying california should make sure the california funds schools and pays down the debt. >>> the nys&nasdaq are in a face-off against facebook. there are a lot of questions facebook will use for its ticker symbol. the company reserved the letters fb but others say it should be more creative like "like." what do you think? go to www.ktvu.com and let us know. >>> the closing bell had a super bowl theme, looking forward to sunday's game. the dow gained 83.55 points to 12,716. the nasdaq was up 34.43 to 2,848. >>> one high school in san francisco is closed for the rest of the week due to an illness. rob roth is live with what school leaders say. >> reporter: we learned a crew will be coming here to st. ignatius college preparatory later tonight for a second round of cleaning. the school was to reopen tomorrow, that now has been pushed back to monday. >> reporter: they are us

in san jose, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we asked viewers about san jose's plan to end thattanding admissions process. we asked if high school students from the immediate area should get special consideration. nelson guerrero wrote yes we should. it's hard enough trying to get accepted at a state school. it's important if we don't want to leave the bay area or our family is here. another comment this one coming from sandra evans, sandra had a different take. she wrote no, being local shouldn't get somebody special consideration over others especially if it's a school that may be harder to get into. as always we want to know what you think, join the conversation on ktvu's facebook page. >>> a diet pill that was once rejected is getting a second consideration. that drug is made by bivus. , onexa. the fda rejected the pill back in 2010. but the maker provided new information that shows that onexa helps with -- >>> a pilot who's accused of flying while drunk pleaded not guilty today. an attorney for 62-year-old michael herrero entered the plea in his behalf. perrero is a san jos

maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> a group of young people gathered today to speak out againstational epidemic. teen bullying causes many teens to live under torminute and it claimed the lives of some of their -- torment and it claims the lives of some of their friends. >> reporter: just months after making this video, he took his own life. today in san francisco his mother spoke about her loss. >> he was reachingitute the world to let them know life may be tough at times, especially if you are questioning your sexuality but it gets better. if only he listened to his own advice. >> why can't he be there with us on christmas day, happy new year's, next month -- new year's day. next month. why did he have to suffer so bad? >> reporter: he was tormented online and his death prompted gag pga to launch campaign -- lady gaga to launch a campaign. they are planning a march against teen bullying this october in san francisco. many shared their own painful experiences. >> since the fourth grade. i thought about suicide so many times and i tried it. i took pills and slashed my wrist. [ m

in san jose, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> we asked viewers about san jose's plan to end thattanding admissions process. we asked if high school students from the immediate area should get special consideration. nelson guerrero wrote yes we should. it's hard enough trying to get accepted at a state school. it's important if we don't want to leave the bay area or our family is here. another comment this one coming from sandra evans, sandra had a different take. she wrote no, being local shouldn't get somebody special consideration over others especially if it's a school that may be harder to get into. as always we want to know what you think, join the conversation on ktvu's facebook page. >>> a diet pill that was once rejected is getting a second consideration. that drug is made by bivus. , onexa. the fda rejected the pill back in 2010. but the maker provided new information that shows that onexa helps with -- >>> a pilot who's accused of flying while drunk pleaded not guilty today. an attorney for 62-year-old michael herrero entered the plea in his behalf. perrero is a san jos

maureen naylor, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> new information on the suspect of a shooting in newark. authorities say 61-year-old dennis bagwell will be charged tomorrow with attempted murder. the optician and apartment manager is accused of shooting the custom's officer. investigators say the motive may have been personal. the unidentified agent is hospitalized with several gunshot wounds. >>> carlos guzmangarza has pleaded not guilty to performing liposuction without a medical license. a second woman accused him of inappropriate sexual contact. the san francisco d.a. today filed new charges after a third woman claimed he also touched her inappropriately. >>> there is a major shakeup at diamond foods of san francisco. the company put its ceo and chief financial officer on administrative leave. the reason is walnuts. an internal investigation found the company improperly accounted for about $1,800 in payments to walnut growers. stocks dropped 42% in afternoon trading. >>> the dow gained 5 points and closed at its highest level since may of 2008. one thing holding the market back is ta

. >>> ktvu's maureen naylor tells us, a few months ago santorum was barely a blip in the forecast. >> reporter: california voters talked presidential politics over pizza. >> romney looks like the slam dunk candidate. but he seems wishy washy too. >> reporter: a poll shows mitt romney maintaining his lead with 31%. but rick santorum has surged to a strong second. ron paul also gained ground to 16% followed by newt gingrich who saw the most dramatic drop from 23% in november to 12% now. romney polled better with younger california voters who live on the coast and who are men. while santorum polled better with those who are born again christian, associated with the tea party and are women. >> seems like republican voters would prefer a new candidate. democrats thought kerry has the best chance to beat bush so the democrats got behind kerry but never really enthusiastic about it. >> it's anybody's race at this point in my head. >> reporter: don't count out candidates such as ron paul. >> he could come in second and third in each state. but he can amass delegates each time around. he could

maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> police in fort brag have released an age progression photo of a young who went missing eight years ago. there in the right side of your screen is a photo of what she might look like now at 40 years old. the new photo is being posted online. crabs had been hospitalized a few years earlier after a mental break down. investigators believe she may have had another break down and disappeared on her own. >>> the website all things digital says says apple will hold an event in san francisco during the first week of march to announce the new i pad. it's not clear exactly what improvements can be expected but speculation is it'll be faster and will feature an improved graphics display. >>> the report said apple stock higher. >>> the fbi released documents detailing a 1991 background check on apple cofounder steve jobs. during interviews some described jobs as a man of power who distorts reality to achieve his goal. others said he was a person of good character who would make an excellent representative for his country. following the report, the first pre

maureen naylor, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> new information on the suspect of a shooting in newark. authorities say 61-year-old dennis bagwell will be charged tomorrow with attempted murder. the optician and apartment manager is accused of shooting the custom's officer. investigators say the motive may have been personal. the unidentified agent is hospitalized with several gunshot wounds. >>> carlos guzmangarza has pleaded not guilty to performing liposuction without a medical license. a second woman accused him of inappropriate sexual contact. the san francisco d.a. today filed new charges after a third woman claimed he also touched her inappropriately. >>> there is a major shakeup at diamond foods of san francisco. the company put its ceo and chief financial officer on administrative leave. the reason is walnuts. an internal investigation found the company improperly accounted for about $1,800 in payments to walnut growers. stocks dropped 42% in afternoon trading. >>> the dow gained 5 points and closed at its highest level since may of 2008. one thing holding the market back is ta

maureen naylor joins us live now. >> reporter: a fascinating look inside today.d me you see the logo and a laid back atmosphere is key to the company. >> reporter: inside facebook you find no indication 24 hours later the company filed for ipo. 2,000 employees lineup for free lunches. upstairs, teams monitor the giant and its content. a rare look inside the company, which unveiled 85% of revenue comes from ads and that is key to future success. >> google years after their ipo is still struggle to break free in another area where they could get more revenue. facebook will make money on things more than advertising. >> reporter: free snacks to free laundry. you won't find many facebook logos. this wall is in effect to inspire innovation -- is meant to inspire innovation. they have been analyzing the advertisements and don't thing $100 billion evaluation is overstated. >> they are growing faster. more revenue. when they first launched and more profit than google. the $100 billion valuation is conservative. >> reporter: half of the 8 buildings are filled and facebook

as ktvu's maureen naylor tells us the initial public offerings could create hundreds of millionairesh a lot to gain. >> reporter: analysts say the offering could raise as much as 10 p-l dollars and value the social network between 70 and 100 billion -- raise as much as $10 billion and value the social network between 70 and 100 billion. >> reporter: holding on to those billionaires will be a big challenge for facebook. >> you really want to keep them within that company because that talent brought you to where it is. >> reporter: the tech giant has more than 3,000 employees. >> most people out of an ipo can only with after taxes between one and $5 million. and you can't if you're a 35- year-old employee you can't retire on that. >> reporter: silican valley's high end car dealers, investors and realtors say they are readying the inventory. >> we're chumping at the bit, we've been in the horse stalls for a long time. >> reporter: john pinto with the santa clara association of realtor says after google's ipo home prices jumped 16% in the peninsula. he expects one in every five facebook

as ktvu's maureen naylor tells us the initial public offerings could create hundreds of millionairesh a lot to gain. >> reporter: analysts say the offering could raise as much as 10 p-l dollars and value the social network between 70 and 100 billion -- raise as much as $10 billion and value the social network between 70 and 100 billion. >> reporter: holding on to those billionaires will be a big challenge for facebook. >> you really want to keep them within that company because that talent brought you to where it is. >> reporter: the tech giant has more than 3,000 employees. >> most people out of an ipo can only with after taxes between one and $5 million. and you can't if you're a 35- year-old employee you can't retire on that. >> reporter: silican valley's high end car dealers, investors and realtors say they are readying the inventory. >> we're chumping at the bit, we've been in the horse stalls for a long time. >> reporter: john pinto with the santa clara association of realtor says after google's ipo home prices jumped 16% in the peninsula. he expects one in every five facebook

maureen naylor, ktvu news. >>> the fast moving storm that hit the bay area this morning may be to blame for a large tree that came crashing down into a building in santa rosa. a eucaliptus tree fell on to the offices of summit. the managers of the business said he a -- the manager of the business said he arrived early this morning to find the damage. fortunately no one was in the building when that tree collapsed. >>> a driver says he may have been driving a little fast for the slick roads and that's when his car started sliding then hit a curb and flipped over. the driver says fortunately he was able to escape and wasn't hurt. >>> and in the bay area, storms did cause trouble in the homes. it did little to eliminate fears we are facing a drought. rainfall totals are now historically low. >> reporter: well that is one reason why south bay water officials are so dejected, reservoirs such as lexington are well below average and our current dry spell is the area's worse ever. >> reporter: there wasn't much hope this brief rainfall would provide much relief. but the meager rainfalls barely

maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> police in fort brag have released an age progression photo ofoung who went missing eight years ago. there in the right side of your screen is a photo of what she might look like now at 40 years old. the new photo is being posted online. crabs had been hospitalized a few years earlier after a mental break down. investigators believe she may have had another break down and disappeared on her own. >>> the website all things digital says says apple will hold an event in san francisco during the first week of march to announce the new i pad. it's not clear exactly what improvements can be expected but speculation is it'll be faster and will feature an improved graphics display. >>> the report said apple stock higher. >>> the fbi released documents detailing a 1991 background check on apple cofounder steve jobs. during interviews some described jobs as a man of power who distorts reality to achieve his goal. others said he was a person of good character who would make an excellent representative for his country. following the report, the first preside

new, maureen naylor is live in san jose with the role race is play. >> reporter: he is no doubt the most talked about nba player right now and he is the reason why the group from san jose came out to rookie sports bar to watch the game saying it's one of the few places you can see the next game. he is making headlines for his set and for breaking barriers. this last minute shot by lin only added to the craze. >> i saw the shot last night. amazing. >> reporter: noel robertson hopes to add a photograph of him above the trophies. he played with the chapter. >> he is showing -- what it is to be a student athlete and someone that other kids can look up to and say you know i would like to carry myself like that. >> reporter: with the praise is comments about his race. on twitter a boxer posted lin is a good player but the height is because is he asian saying black players do it every night and don't get the same praise. others say these types comments a teachable moment. >> they are racist but what the -- event has created is an opportunity for all the things to come to the surface. >> reporte

maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> more details now on facebook. a majority of revenue is generated from advertisement. it created for 98% of its revenue in 2009. 95% in 2010 and 85% in 2011. the filing mentioned one new market, china. facebook says users are restricted from accessing it from china but the team is working with policy makers around the world. >>> facebook's move gave a boost to the stocks for singa -- zinca. $11.05 a share. zinga went public in december. facebook is requesting fb for its stock symbol. we asked people on facebook what they think it should be. she wrote it has to be recognizable. she said a row of dollar signs. you can join the conversation on facebook on www.ktvu.com. >>> sickening 150 students. ktvu's rob roth is live with the outbreak that is to blame for canceling classes. >> reporter: so many students and staff here at st. ignatius college preparatory have come down with the virus school is shut down till monday. >> reporter: crews were busy disinfecting st. ignatius college preparatory. >> all of the places wher

maureen naylor is live outside the victim's home where the shooting literally woke up the neighbors near by. >> reporter: late this afternoon police announced that evidence and information gathered here is what led them to arrest dennis bagwell of piedmont. he tonight is accused of the attempted murder of the federal agent that lives here, who is also 61 years old. police say he was shot once this morning. >> it appears the agent had a confrontation with the suspect. it's unknown if the agent discharged a weapon. >> some kind of scuffle. that is what originally got my attention. then within five minutes of that noise, so i would say about 5:30, 5:40 this morning. i heard three shots then immediately after two shots. >> reporter: police aren't releasing a motive or what led to the gunfire that woke neighbors. some did not want to appear on camera. >> i heard someone say get down on the ground. then after that i heard multiple gunshots. >> from that point i heard from my back door window a woman saying, oh no, my god. robert. robert. >> the agent moved into his home in the last year and a

maureen naylor, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> last year, 46 journalists were killed, covering stories around world. so far this year, 9 have been killed, including the two who just died covering all the protests in syria. >>> more now on the campaign for president. another of our exclusive ktvu field polls indicates president obama's approval rating is on the rise here in california. poll found 53% approve the job the president is doing. that's up from a low of 45% last september. we should note that 77% of californians are registered democrats. 39% of californians disapprove of the job the president is doing. the president also fares well against three of the leading republicans. right now, president obama is favored by 55% over mitt romney at 35%. against rick saner to your full name, -- santorum its 60% to 32%. >>> two of the stars of mythbusters returned to dublin tonight, but this had nothing to do with that errant cannonball. the idea is to try and inspire the engineers of the future. >> they came by and they saw our robot. they were pretty cool about it. >> reporter: the cannonball fi

in napa valley, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and we postall of our special reports at ktvu.comind a special tab right on the front page. >>> just minutes ago the final returns were posted from the colorado caucus. and rick santorum is the republican winner. it's a clean win for santorum tonight. he's 3-3. 100% of the colorado precincts are now reporting and santorum has edged out mitt romney 30% to 35%. newt gingrich followed slightly ahead of ron paul who came in fourth. >>> san jose police hope some foe foes foes -- some photos from a security camera will help track down a suspect. investigators say if you recognize him please contact san jose police. >>> the city of oakland is now the latest victim of the hacking group anonymous. they released a lot of information from council members, mayor jean quan and police chief jordan. >>> state assembly speaker john perez is planning to introduce legislation tomorrow. under the proposal, under grads would pace 1/3 of the current tuition. that saves $8,100 a year for uc. >>> stanford university announced today its tuition is going up.

in napa valley, maureen naylor, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> and we postall of our special reports at ktvu.com find a special tab right on the front page. >>> just minutes ago the final returns were posted from the colorado caucus. and rick santorum is the republican winner. it's a clean win for santorum tonight. he's 3-3. 100% of the colorado precincts are now reporting and santorum has edged out mitt romney 30% to 35%. newt gingrich followed slightly ahead of ron paul who came in fourth. >>> san jose police hope some foe foes foes -- some photos from a security camera will help track down a suspect. investigators say if you recognize him please contact san jose police. >>> the city of oakland is now the latest victim of the hacking group anonymous. they released a lot of information from council members, mayor jean quan and police chief jordan. >>> state assembly speaker john perez is planning to introduce legislation tomorrow. under the proposal, under grads would pace 1/3 of the current tuition. that saves $8,100 a year for uc. >>> stanford university announced today its tuition is going u

ktvu's maureen naylor shows us some of the many perks employees there can take advantage of. >> reporter: inside facebook cafe at lunch today you find no indications that about 24 hours earlier the company filed for one of the biggest ipos in history. 2,000 employees line up here for free lunches on a floor made to look like a circuit board. upstairs, teams on computer monitor the social networking giant and its content. it's a rare look into the tech giant. that expansion is key to future success. >> google even years after their ipo is still struggling to try to break free in another area where they can get more revenue. so facebook looks like they're going to be able to make money on things more than just being able to do advertising. >> perks range from free lunch to free snacks, to free phone calls. you will also find it vending machines where authorities can wipe their badge if they need a new keyboard, cell phone or charger. analysts don't think that estimations are overstated. >> they are growing faster, they have more revenue than than started with. >> reporter: right now worker

ktvu's maureen naylor shows us some of the many perks employees there can take advantage of. >> reporter: inside facebook cafe at lunch today you find no indications that about 24 hours earlier the company filed for one of the biggest ipos in history. 2,000 employees line up here for free lunches on a floor made to look like a circuit board. upstairs, teams on computer monitor the social networking giant and its content. it's a rare look into the tech giant. that expansion is key to future success. >> google even years after their ipo is still struggling to try to break free in another area where they can get more revenue. so facebook looks like they're going to be able to make money on things more than just being able to do advertising. >> perks range from free lunch to free snacks, to free phone calls. you will also find it vending machines where authorities can wipe their badge if they need a new keyboard, cell phone or charger. analysts don't think that estimations are overstated. >> they are growing faster, they have more revenue than than started with. >> reporter: right now worker

maureen naylor. >> jury selection is scheduled to start monday in the abuse trial of the san francisco sheriff. there was no court session today but yesterday he lost a major battle in his defense when the judge ruled that a videotape was add missable showing his wife with the bruise on her arm. now it hasn't been determined if one of his former girlfriends will be allowed to testify about alleged abuse in their relationship. >>> a once highley advisable homeless camp was cleared out. the camp of tents, shelters and camp fires had been set up underneath the web of highway connectors and overpasses mainly near highway 87 not far from 280. robert honda live with the mixed emotions after the actions. >> reporter: the homeless camp was well known because people here set it up as if they planned to stay for a while. today that ended. the homeless camp set up are often filled with up to 20 people. this morning they were all deserted. caltrans issued a warning last friday, a clean up of the so- called illegal camp would start this week. they said it had gotten complaints. >> when they are cro

maureen naylor, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> last year, 46 journalists were killed, covering stories around world. so far this year, 9 have been killed, including the two who just died covering all the protests in syria. >>> more now on the campaign for president. another of our exclusive ktvu field polls indicates president obama's approval rating is on the rise here in california. poll found 53% approve the job the president is doing. that's up from a low of 45% last september. we should note that 77% of californians are registered democrats. 39% of californians disapprove of the job the president is doing. the president also fares well against three of the leading republicans. right now, president obama is favored by 55% over mitt romney at 35%. against rick saner to your full name, -- santorum its 60% to 32%. >>> two of the stars of mythbusters returned to dublin tonight, but this had nothing to do with that errant cannonball. the idea is to try and inspire the engineers of the future. >> they came by and they saw our robot. they were pretty cool about it. >> reporter: the cannonball fi