>> this is a lot of firsts for stockton. so this is assembly bill 506 and it was enacted january 1st of this year. it forces cities -- gives cities a tool to mediate. before you can go to bankruptcy court and go that extremely drastic measure, you've got to go through this mediation process. essentially it's 60 or 90 days depending on how it goes. the city brings in a retired federal bankruptcy judge who has been to hell and back so to speak. they sit down with creditors, retirees and labor groups. this is what will happen when we go to bankruptcy court. let's talk and make a deal. >> belva: we're waiting to see if a deal can be made? >> we're hopeful. >> belva: i don't imagine folks over at google are worrying about it, but we'll wait to see what kind of deal they'll make if they make a deal at all about their new approach to privacy rules. >> i don't think google is in a position where they have to make deals with consumers to be frank. >> where are we on google and its announced change of the way it will handle it's priva

when times were flush, stockton went on a building spree. this ballpark seats 5,000, and is home to the stockton ports. but times have changed, and stockton owes money for projects like this, and may not be able to pay it back. city officials sold bonds to finance redevelopment projects like a new hotel and an upscale events center, built near the water that is channeled up to stockton from san francisco bay. the projects have not generated a lot of business. and the city constructed a new marina, which is only partially successful. "stockton record" columnist michael fitzgerald watched it all happen. >> in the first decade of the 2000s, city government racked up $319 million on construction costs, and that debt is still hovering over the city. >> reporter: dwane milnes was city manager during much of that time, and today heads the retired city employee organization. >> the city was very anxious about economic development, all with the objective of bringing people into the core of downtown. >> reporter: didn't quite work though, did it? >> i

why the owner of this shot is dropping anchor in stockton. dropping anchor in stockton. show it some love. that continues to the port of oakland is in the only boat in the northern california waters the casino royale is getting plenty of attention in the port of stockton the $40 billion yacht has a team based on james bond's move the honor david macdonald actually made his fortune on security cameras he is now retiring in says he's going to enjoy his boats. >>> a mystifying 4 hours 5 hours are 12 hours to catch up with the. >>> has a book by james bond he lives a few hours from stockton's it wanted to travel to farm to get on his yacht anyone below on board there is a 10th person full-time crew on board as well. and school work and job duties are the excuses people use to get out of jury duty a denver woman is charged with perjury for claiming she added mental disorder to get out of its season call report for jury service wearing rain dear socks mismatched shoes and her hair in curlers she got caught that one should call the local radio show to brag about their cars and

. >> hello, i'm executive director of stockton urban academies in stockton, california. my question is specific for daquan. you mentioned during your speaking time the culture that was associated with your school. also in response to a question, you said you were able to be your own leader. in stockton through some of the other states, there's a pervasive gang problem. what we often find is some of the best students that we work with are still overwhelmed by this gang issue, whether it be generational or neighborhoodwise. i was wondering for you, did you find that your success was more specifically linked to the fact that you may not have had those family ties or didn't feel that overwhelming burden to join a gang or be represented by that community? or was that something you also struggled with. >> it wasn't necessarily a struggle because i know pressure is a lot, but if i don't want to do something, i don't do it. mainly. [ applause ] because where i came from, gangs was a big part of the streets. so me being me, i just stuck to the books, listened to what my parents h

ought to the big valley stockton is out there. 30s and 40s on the temperatures.ne system is moving to the east and pressure readings will relax so the wind will reaction. cool are by the weekenddge sunny and higher elevations we could get some pretty good gusts santa rosa will be 66, half-moon bay 54, livermore 53, cold tomorrow morning and warmer temperatures into friday, clouds and cooler weather on sunday, pam. >>> well three days over relentless rain is causing huge problems on hawaii. it is sending waste water into the ocean. the rain also caused one land slight under a home and 50 people are now staying for shelter declarations. >>> a south area community in shock after a gruesome crime on a 13-year-old, why the little league fields is the center of investigation. >>> highway 4 looks good as you drive over to concord, we will tell you more about the morning commute and the bay area weather. toyota's the best. toyota has the most fuel-efficient and longest lasting vehicles of any full-line automaker. plus, every new toyota comes with the peace-of-mind of toy

the stockton corridor into market street. the second phase of routes are shown in blue. they represent important routes on the network and we chose not to star with them. in some cases because they had fewer benefits her cost, but we wanted to coordinate with other city-wide efforts. it is planned for major sewer work and the 2018 timeframe so we thought it stall -- it was ok to coordinate with the larger projects. the trends of preferential street's tool kit is applied to each of these corridors, but all roll up to about five categories of engineering changes. hist first is lame modifications. aha this includes widening cognition, fulton and stockton where a 10.5 foot bus is traveling in a tight fit travel lane. it is slow and creates a lot of friction and requires the best to operate in two lanes of traffic. we have corridors around j church for we have frequent stop signs along the rail corridor. we are recommending changing those two traffic signals or where it is not warranted, other improvements that would allow the cars and traffic's to proceed to the intersection

in the past ten years, stockton has been at the top of forbes magazines most miserable cities list. the city with a $15 million deficit is on the verge of bankruptcy. city leaders have gone negotiations with bond holders and credit unions and leaders in an attempt to stay solvent. >>> ideal conditions including weather and water level have people on a gold rush. here's why so many are panning for gold again in california. >> reporter: old time gold panner jason smith say, look around on aarea waterway, it's clear, gold pang -- panning is exploding in popularityishing there's craters everywhere from people digging holes. >> the opener of the mining supply store says with gold prices hovering near 17 this an hundreds, the reason for panners hitting the river. >> you can make bitter than minimum wage. >> experts say the dry, warm winter also playing a big role. >> that's totally it. and everyone is taking advantage of it. >> gold-panning experts say because the drier than normal winter is exposing potential pockets of gold. >> big difference. the river banks today is the river bombs fo

in stockton, california is a great example. during the housing boom. we saw lawmakers overbudget and overspend and higher tax revenues that never came. >> it was the union's problem? >> no, lawmakers and the unions and we are seeing unions sit down and start to negotiate in many cities. destroit was a pace. >> come on >> and (talking all at once.) in new jersey, teachers fought like a one percent commitment to their own health care and they want free health care for life. >> we have to go to the numbers. and that is emack. >> mike is right. government unions are in bed with the politician and that is like putting the cat among the pedgions. only four states can cover the pension obligation. government workers are baskly paid by taxpayers . so they are flooded with red ink right now. if they were not to do the eight percent guaranteed return that the government workers are promise exclude put it down to five percent. you would see california, illinois and new jersey tipping in the red. they are making false promises. you are not guaranteed promised bene

they still have a responsibility of dealing with the people over on stockton street. the hustler club on february 25 at 12:30 pm we talked to them about not having [unintelligible] it was a perfect time or unfortunate for them. we have an increase in patrons having injuries when having altercations with security. i went to talk to the security supervisor and i said, i have not been there for any of these fights i do not know if it was justified or not. we have seen a spike in your patrons been injured during the struggles. in the middle of that conversation, we hear something coming up the stairs, a fight in people yelling. one of the patrons was to my right. one of the employees came up and had the ear piece and he rips off his jacket and gets in a fighting stance. it is kind of perfect timing to say this is what we're talking about. the security be escalating the situation rather than challenging a person to fight. i expect two drugs that are at a club to get in an argument and perhaps five. security, we hold them up too much higher standard. they're supposed to be

bob redell live at apple store on stockton street in san francisco where crowds waited all morning to get their hands on a brand-new ipad. any left? >> reporter: yeah, there are. you might be wondering if those people who waited overnight in the line for ipads are thinking, hey, i could have been here right now, there's no line and there's still plenty of ipads in stock. doors opened at 8:00 this morning, jon, to a crowd of anywhere two 200 to 300 apple fans packed in a line that wrapped around out front. first in line, that guy right there, scott mine, a welding instructor from livermore waiting since 9:30 last night for one of these, the third generation ipad. comparing it to ipad 2, much better resolution, side by side, comparisons you can tell the difference. you can see pixlation on the 2, not so much on the 3. ipad has a faster processor and access to lte mobile network which adds a ton of speed surfing online. just a few reasons these people had to have it day one. >> took too long to buy it online. this was the only way of getting it. >> i inadvertently smashed the screen on m

on stockton street there are hike 100 people in line. where bob is down the street there are two people in line. somebody tweet and say move to the at&t store. let's talk about gadget friday. this is an emergency cell phone. it's $50 and runs on a curveball battery. i think this swould be great. the judged you never thak out of the package. they will keep for 15 years. in an emergency you open up the package, you hurricane it an and even the onen your drawer will call 911 without any tort of some chip. this do it more easily. think elder hi would understand this better. for nrs. i think it's a great idea. >> being prepared. >> also get you prepared when it comes to the forecast. keep that umbrella handy. >> keep that umbrella handy. keep your guard up as we head through this and. this afternoon and tonight look at the moisture. tomorrow st. patrick's day it's going to be cold. if you wit be out an about. cold and cloudy. cloudy and cold, that evening. >> we had mostly -- 101 and 85 and 87 all showing blips from time to time. the lower de

. >> reporter: wheeler and her husband arrived to stockton tuesday night, to retrieve her daughter's remains. >> it killed something in my heart. >> reporter: both described what they endured all these years as excruciating. the heartache nearly killed ray wheeler, who was forced to retire after suffering a heart attack. >> he sits by himself. and he looks at her picture all day long and talks to her. and it's just killing him. >> reporter: the couple says they don't buy shermantine's apology or his claim he buried their daughter but didn't kill her. >> i hope to see him get the needle. i'm going to be there. to watch it. him get his. me and my husband, we're going to be there. >> reporter: the wheelers hope shermantine will lead the families of other victims to their loved ones, as well. they plan to place their daughter's urn on their mantle, where she'll never touch the cold ground again. and where she'll always be near them. >> that we love her. that we never gave up to find her. that we looked and we looked and we looked. and we wanted to find her so bad. and that we miss her, a

. >>> stockton is close to becoming the nation's largest city to declare bankruptcy. city council members approved a mediation plan giving city officials 60 days to renegotiation payment options with creditors. if a deal cannot be reached, the city will be allowed to file for bankruptcy. stockton currently faces a bankruptcy. >>> tomorrow, city council plans to asked the audit committee of the city's audit. the move comes after the city council discusses modifications for public employee pension reform. employee unions say the figures are inflated. >>> arson investigators try to find a cause of a three alarm fire that displaced dozens of people last night but many neighbors say think think they know the problem. we'll tell you why they say the house where this fire started has been a problem for years. >>> the right -- the fight for the white house amps up as we head for super tuesday. >>> and the latest sponsor to pull out of rush limbaugh's show. we'll tell you in just 90 seconds. >>> residents near a house that went up in flames in san francisco's bay view district

>>pam: multiple victims were from the stockton area in san joaquin county.says they are still testing skeletal remains of the third six found in the well. >>grant: here is a map of the area we are talking about, the remains were pulled from a well in linden, just east stock this if last month, two other sets of remains were dug up in the northeast linden tullius these are both very rural areas that they're finding bones and more than 1000 on fragments were found in a linden well. sadly, more victims could certainly be identified in weeks to come. i am grant lodes, kron4 news. >>pam: san francisco police are telling kron4 that they're not ruling out the possibility of a second or third suspect right now, a 35 year-old man is in custody for the murder. meanwhile, a shrine outside of the home continues to grow tonight. family and friends, even strangers return to honor the people killed last friday. suspicious than an emotional scene outside of the house where an entire family was killed. family and friends returned to pay their respects exactly one week after

. >> y los kings quería terminar las derrotas ante los amvericks, michael stockton antoo 19 puntos, yvamo con el clima. >> mañana día estable no hay posibilidad de llkuvias, advertencia pra alguna enbarcaciones, bandas de nubosidad asociada a baja presión aumenta la posibilidad de lluvia, la máxima mañana deciende un poco, aquí los termometros de esta noche ay que abrigarnos, estará frequesito, mañana en los 50, aquí le decimos que habrá lluvia, con el sistema de tormentas que viene del oeste, el sábado en la noche adelante el reloj 1 hora, el domingo no podría llegar tarde, estará en incremento la p0sibilidad de lluvia el día martes 39, muy de acuerdo a temporada pero con posibilidad de frustración. una coleccion de fotos de méxico se exhiben en el sf momna. >> este fin de semana tenemos une vento para los amantes del arte y los meicanos, es la primera exhobicion de foto mexicana desde los años 20 hasta la actualidad. >> colectamos desde el principio del museo, nos interesa la foto de méxico porque tenemos una fortaleza de fotos de méxico en la exhibición. >> se pintan panoramas de l

. >> remains found in a sealed well east stockton. wayne? >> details are in the dna. the county sheriff gave us identities of two of the three victims found in that well. two teen-aged girls. you're looking at best known picture of joannea hobson of stockton when she disappeared. she would have been 45 years old. the second victim was 19 when she disappeared in 19846789 her ex-husband, michael whom she married while he was in prison says he expected this news. >> i thank god they found out. that way, her mom can be at rest. >> what about you? you never knew what happened to your wife. >> well, things happen. i -- you know sni didn't know what to do. so when you don't know what to zrou to accept what happens. >> deputies found the bone as long with those of a third person, making five victims in all from two sites. deputies found them after a tip from this man. wesley shermantin, who claimed to have helped bury as many as 20 people along with another man, loweren herzog. >> i i can say based on information to both media outlets and other that's were we able to make rec

driving in stockton, he crashed into a large garbage truck.he driver of the car was killed instantly but the driver was trapped inside of his burning truck and he pulled that man out of that burning wreckage. >> i could hear him yelling for help and that's it, i am in. i tried to help. >> he said it made his day to know somebody was still alive. >>> a mountain biker had to be rescued from a state park, he was found unconscious on a trail yesterday evening. medics say he may have had a heart attack. he is described as being in his late 50s or 60s and was air lifted out of that area. this morning we have no word on his condition. >>> pilots will attempt to savely turnaround -- safely turn around the biggest container ship to pass through. it passed through the golden gate bridge yesterday afternoon and then traveled to the bay bridge yesterday. they have been preparing for the past year and a half to guide it through the areas of the bay. >> this is a big jump in tonnage. it is 100 feet longer and the displacement is the biggest ship. >> today c

ktvu's amber lee is in stockton this evening, where the girl's mother told us how it feels to finallyring her daughter home. >> reporter: frank, we're at franklin high school, this is where 16-year-old chevy wheeler's mother told us she last saw her daughter alive. >> to put it above my mantle. >> reporter: paula wheeler told us, this photo would be placed near the urn containing her daughter's remains, back in their family home, now in tennessee. tonight, friends and family members have gathered in preparation for a private memorial tomorrow. wheeler says she never thought she would get her daughter's remains back. >> feels great. >> reporter: chevy disappeared in 1985. her mother dropped her off at school, but chevy cut class and was last seen with wesley chermantine. >> i want to really get her for skipping school. that last time she said she wasn't going to. and then i'm just going to love her to pieces. >> reporter: he was convicted of her murder and many others. chevy's father says shermantine's recent apology for not letting the victim's families know sooner, rings hollow. >> h

when the central subway comes, rather than the 3 mile per hour trips that folks have to take down stockton street, we will be able to get here from all parts of the city much faster. we know that central subway will connect our communities all over the city, all over the bay area, not only bringing millions of tourists, but making sure our families will be able to be connected to folks who live here, not just in chinatown, but north beach, and fisherman's wharf. i know there have been a lot of thanks. i want to take a moment to thank the community partners that helped to make this happen. we spent a lot of time working with the residential tenants and the small business tenants who are here. thank you to ccdc and your advocates for working with the mta staff and others in making sure the transition will be a smooth one. the reason we have this beautiful our work behind us is because of the work of the chinese historical society. thank you. i also want to thank the chinatown ymca. the young people helped to create the minerals. from left to right, it tells the journey from our past to our p

ktvu's amber lee is in stockton this evening, where the girl's mother told us how it feels to finallyring her daughter home. >> reporter: frank, we're at franklin high school, this is where 16-year-old chevy wheeler's mother told us she last saw her daughter alive. >> to put it above my mantle. >> reporter: paula wheeler told us, this photo would be placed near the urn containing her daughter's remains, back in their family home, now in tennessee. tonight, friends and family members have gathered in preparation for a private memorial tomorrow. wheeler says she never thought she would get her daughter's remains back. >> feels great. >> reporter: chevy disappeared in 1985. her mother dropped her off at school, but chevy cut class and was last seen with wesley chermantine. >> i want to really get her for skipping school. that last time she said she wasn't going to. and then i'm just going to love her to pieces. >> reporter: he was convicted of her murder and many others. chevy's father says shermantine's recent apology for not letting the victim's families know sooner, rings hollow. >> h

having them drive all the way into the heart of the city before they can park at fifth and mission or stockton-sutter or union square. president fong: commissioner >> many people are discussing the issue of congestion management. >> i don't agree with the congestion. i am only saying that you might be able to keep a few people out with on alternative but there are still people that will want to drive him as closely as they can to where they want to go. shoppers will not carry their packages for 10 blocks over to wherever their cars are parked but perhaps we can find a way to dissuade people who don't mind a little walk from having a place to put their car. >> ligco.my company does have branches in london and stockholm. [laughter] >> ok, thank you. >> ok, commissioners. we can move on to commissioner's questions and matters. are there any commission matters? >> with the risk of stretching out this hearing, i wanted to mention a couple of things we did. i took the advantage of the hearing that was held by the commissioners at farrell, avalos, in regards to family flight. they've brought up some good po

the 28-year-old was charged with felony child abuse in a stockton courtroom ask arrested friday after showing up with little dwight at childrens hospital. the boy's mother says she and the baby were beaten by evans. doctors say if the baby survives he may suffer brain damage. >> three suspected gang members are headed to jail for a fight turning deadly outside of a pizzeria two years ago. the three plead nod contest to felony charges related to the death of a 21-year-old jesse wiley. castro was sentenced to four years on assault charges and vega convicted of and will be sentenced in november. >> ask there is a state legislature sentenced for trying to carry a loaded gun on to an airplane, sentenced to three years probation and ordered to pay mer than $2200 in fines. in january, officials in ontario found a loaded 45 caliber handgun as he tried to board a flight to sacramento. a lawmaker calls it an honest mistake. >> bmw recalling a million cars world wide affecting five and six series cars and says a cable could have been installed improperly. there are no accidents or injuries repor

. >>> a stockton police officer was wounded in a late night shooting.ed last night when the officer tried to carry out a check on cold drive around 10:00. the stockton record reports the suspect accused of shooting that police officer was also wounded by gunfire. both of them are in the hospital. right now we don't know their conditions. >>> they're calling a central valley man a hero. brian watts was driving in stockton yesterday when he saw a car crash into a large garbage truck. the driver of the truck was killed instantly. the truck driver survived but was trapped inside his burning truck. while others looked on, watts rushed in and pulled the man to safety. >> you hear him yelling for help, that's it. i'm in. >> the truck driver was taken to the hospital with only minor injuries and watts says it made his day to know someone walked away from the crash. >>> and also some good samaritans to tell but in santa rosa. they helped a cyclist who this collapsed due to medical emergency. they spotted a mountain biker unconscious on a trail yesterday evening

the stockton city council voted december 28th to default on the $2 million payments to try to work with creditors to avoid bankruptcies. stockton's mayer says the city will respond to the complaint from wells fargo. >>> two neglected ponies are in the care of a humane society in placer county. >> this is the absolute worst case that i have ever seen in all of those years. >> the ponies' hooves were 7 inches, that's really lock, when the humane seat -- relig long, when the human society removed them. the humane society says they were concerned. >> the communication between us was not good. some wanted to beat me up when i was there before. >> vets are trying to nurse the animals back to health but there's no guarantee. they have a right to request a hearing of the legality of the hearing. >> than do make some so angry -- doesn't that make some so angry about -- >> oh. absolutely. >> that man looked like he was ready to burst into tears. >>> up next, rosemary will tell us when the next storm is coming and which part of the bay area they want to brace for possible flooding. >>> westbound 2

as for mitt romney, he will be in stockton tomorrow for another fundraiser. lorraine blanco, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> the supreme court heard arguments over president obama's healthcare law. things were expected to heat up tomorrow when they hear arguments over the requirement that all americans must by healthcare. they considered whether it is too early to issue a ruling since people aren't facing penalties yet. they will address four issues during three days. tomorrow the mandate that every american needs insurance and wednesday sev ruability. the lastument is whether states can be forced to expand medicaid. >> president obama signed it two years ago. officials are moving forward in anticipation that will law will take effect in 2014, include setting up a health benefit exchange program to offer medical coverage to every californian regardless of any health issues. >> state have an exchange, if they don't set it up, the government will do it for them. >> light now the state estimates 6 million residents are uninsured. >>> the supreme court left alone two ru

tomorrow morning he heads to stockton for a fundraising breakfast. tickets for both events start at $1,000. protestors they will also be at today's event. they include groups like occupy redwood city and the raging grannies. rick santorum is also coming to the bay area. fresh off his victory. santorum won 49% of the vote. romney won 26% of the vote and five of the delegates. the states remaining five delegates will remain uncommitted until the convention. on wednesday a fundraiser for santorum will be held at a home in alamo. >>> starting today the u.s. supreme court will hear three days of oral arguments about president obama's health care reform law. people have been camped out in front of the supreme court since friday. trying to get in to watch the high stakes legal battle. coming up for you at 6:15 our washington d.c. bureau will bring us a scene that is taking place in front of the supreme court this morning. >>> a mystery continues to surround an attack at a bart station in san francisco. an unconscious man was found on the floor of the civic

>> i'm looking forward to the ones to stockton a little closer and looking forward it get on the bus. love riding it. >> good stuff. maybe an affordable option to the san jose sharks. >>> the as say that the cuban defector could be in the line- up as soon as this weekend. in a simulated game today he went four for six including a tape measure home run. >>> the real exhibition games if that makes sense. three shutout innings one hit two strikeouts. the as have a surplus of outfielders josh reddick with a great first impression double to right to score two runs hitting .500 this spring and will start this game ends in a 3-3 tie. >>> giants rally to beat california 8-6. tim lincecum allowed five runs and seven hits in just two innings. buster posey will play in his first game friday. >>> remember the one-time phenom mark of the detroit tigers? the bird. that's right. he used to play with the dirt on the pitchers mound. the giants have a pitcher like that but he does it for a different reason. >> reporter: when giants giants vice president of baseball operations called shawn sanford two d

and stockton. he will likely find receptive audiences in california. latest polls show him with a double-digit lead in the republican primary race. 42 percent of republican voters support romney while 23 percent back rick santorum. newt gingrich and ron paul were a distant third and fourth. thousands of miles to the gallon might still not be enough. test runs have some of california's brightest brains doing fuel-efficient battle. >> there are still showers around the bay area and it will >> there are still showers around the bay area and it will be,,,, >> a hospital that serve the peninsula for more than 50 years is in the process of being demolished. the old peninsula medical center opened in 1955. it was found to be seismically unsafe. the new mill's peninsula medical center opened last may and a parking lot will be built on the side of the old hospital. if you have been to the pomp lately this will be bound to get your attention, according to cal poly engineering students. they're gearing up for this year's eco marathon. it will compete against at l

this is just east of stockton where more than 1000 bone fragments were recovered. >> reporter: we're now talking about six human thigh bones that the department of justice is looking at in their lab in richmond. they've already identified chevy wheeler, and cindy vanderheiden. so theekz could be six new victims -- they could be six new victims. this is the area where they were found. it's an area that's kept crews busy on several occasions. they've also searched this area in linden, what's been called a mass grave. a well that was dug up. they found 1000 bone fragments in this area, many of which were human and a human skull. but at this point, we just don't know which location these six femur bones are from. and i talked with the department of justice, they tell me identification takes usual between a week and a month. >>> a new letter written by shermantine has come to light. yesterday we told you about a letter sent to ktxl, our sister station, where he says there's a third killer, and he talks about other victims. now tonight, a second letter has been released, and shermantine do

front runner mitt romney has another day of fund raising in california today that on the stops in stockton and orange county and los angeles on his schedule a fund-raising trip that began in san diego yesterday he had dinner and medicine last night tickets range from 1000 to $25,000. he probably did not see a few dozen protestors who are outside. one of his rival's new gingrich is coming up with a unique way to raise campaign cash. is charging 50 bucks for anyone that was a picture with him last month to spend two and a thousand dollars more than he rays. >>> it could afford to snap a few shots with newt gingrich and the tonight's mega millions jackpot. reed added 63 mid dollars first- place prizes the hasn't been a big winner since late january the jackpot has just been growing exponentially since the virus we spoke with in the bay area city cannot wait to cash in. >>> i'm excited and having a lottery and so long public career for years to some kind of excited that got three chances hopefully i get the big bucks. >>> a few mind-boggling numbers to look at. the odds of winning to next jack

he will be in san diego, los angeles and stockton. it the latest poll shows him with a double-digit digit lead in the republican primary race. according to a poll, 42 percent of republican voters support romney of 23% back santorum. newt gingrich and ron paul are a distant third and fourth. the army sergeant accused of murder but is not the case you and hearing about, what ended witnesses said that to the death of a california teen. they are back, he first major bay area rate is about to shine. >>> pierce that can up like a deck of cards but will be dealt with a good and more rain on the way. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> a former army staff sergeant accused of killing a teenager after an argument at a party that happen here bakersfield. sheriff's investigator said a 28 year old man was upset about a neighbor's party witnesses say he fired several partygoers man the st. saturday morning before getting a gun at what this says the next thing he knew shots were fired. >>> he was running away and got shot in the back. and trevor jump on him and trie

richard sharp is there in stockton. and richard, has mitt romney arrived yet? >> reporter: yes, we believe he has. as we pan to our right here, we can see a number of protesters that have been here for about a half-hour now. there are a couple dozen of them protesting, obviously, mitt romney and the money being spent here. the event 500 people. 500 plates, each plate about $1,000. expect to raise about $500,000 here. some protesters have been driving back and forthwith signs anti- anti-romney signs throughout the morning. back to you. >> thank you, richard. >>> happening now -- can the federal government force you to buy health insurance? that's the main issue before the u.s. supreme court on day two of three days of arguments about president obama's healthcare reform law today. alison burns is live outside of the court this morning, where it seems the demonstrations are getting bigger and louder. alison? >> reporter: a tea party rally is going on right now. we're seen a number of groups walking past us with "stop obama care" signs. as you can see, the demonstr

249.66 to: 1) create the chinatown transit station special use district at the southwest corner of stockton street and washington street (assessor block no. 211, lot no. 1); 2) permit the demolition of a mixed-use building in the chinatown residential neighborhood commercial district. president chiu: colleagues, can we do these items some house same call? items are passed. item five? >> item number 5. ordinance: 1) accepting the irrevocable offer of public infrastructure improvements associated with mission bay south blocks 2-7 and 13 phase i including acquisition facilities on portions of fourth street, mission rock street, china basin street, mission bay boulevard north, and mission bay boulevard south; 2) accepting additional property on portions of fourth street, mission rock street, and china basin street; 3) declaring city property and additional property as shown on official department of public works maps as open public right- of-way; 4) dedicating such improvements for public use and designating such areas and improvements for street and roadway purposes; 5) establishing street gra